The papers consist of an identification card ("Werksausweis") issued to Stefan Wolster by the Landwirtschaftliche Kartoffelverwertungsaktiengsellschaft / Werk Gmünd and a summons ("Aufforderung") issued to Ishak Wolster.

The papers consist of letters sent by the Goldman family in Łódź, Poland, to their daughter and sister, Zosia Sophie Perlman, in Chicago, Ill.

Contains a photocopied postcard sent to American family from Latvia in 1937, and a family photograph.

Records relating to the internment of Sonia Bimsztein in Drancy and her deportation to Auschwitz.

v. ; 30 cm.

Contains naturalization certificates, birth certificates, correspondence, and oral history interviews and edited films related to the Heinemann family.

Photographs, letter, and articles relating to Holocaust survivors, displaced persons, and the Auschwitz concentration camp.

Papers

The papers consist of 325 photographs and copyprints as well as certificates and identification cards from the ghetto in Biała Rawska, Poland, and Skierniewice, Poland.

The Grünaü family papers consists of passports, marraige certificates, and birth certificates pertaining to the Grünaü family in Germany during World War II, issued November 1938-September 1940.

The papers consist of a summons ("Borladung") from the state police ("Staatspolizei") in Vienna, Austria, issued to Karl Grosser donor's father and the envelope that held the summons.

The papers consist of a pass and an identification card, issued circa 1945 to Eva Kronenberg Zysman by UNRRA Team 502 in Stuttgart, Germany.

Consists of four post-war identity cards and one photograph, all for Abram Pinczowski (or Pinczewski).

Contains materials documenting the experiences of Charles Roman during the Holocaust.

Contains information about Edward Steiner's Holocaust experiences in the Pionki, Płaszów, Pustkow, and Auschwitz camps.

Verschijnt onregelmatig v. ; xx cm.

4 documents, 6 photographs, and one copy print documenting Irene Parkinson's experiences on the ship Exodus.

Contains two Bescheinigung, one black and white photograph from Foehrenwald, and one copy of a Ketubah.

Photocopies of family papers, in French, relating to the eligibility of donor's nephew, Robert Kreidelman, for a war-orphan pension. Also contains evidence that donor's relatives were killed at Auschwitz.

The papers consist of documents and photographs relating to Samuel and Frajdla Wertheimer and their families in Mińsk Mazowiecki, Poland; Warsaw, Poland; and Nowy Sącz, Poland.