Auteursnaam op omslag: Ruud Yap. 234 bl., [70] bl. bijl. ; 30 cm.

The collection contains lists of prisoners in the Miranda de Ebro Camp; 1940-1947 Miranda was the central camp in Spain for foreign prisoners. This camp was used for several kinds of prisoners. The three main categories were: international brigadiers (captured during the Civil War); male prisoners who illegally crossed the border (women were not held in military camps, but provincial prisons); and ...

Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken te Londen (Londens Archief) > Gewoon of groot archief > Bureau Uitgewekenen Zaken (GrA/AZ/oud UZ) > Stukken betreffende de toestand van Nederlandse uitgewekenen in vrijheid alsmede in (tijdelijke) gevangenschap in kamp Miranda de Ebro te Burgos in Spanje.

Engelandvaarder Adrianus Michiel (Janus, Adri) Heijblom vertrekt in het oorlogsjaar 1942 vanuit Ulvenhout naar Engeland. Dit boek geeft een verslag van zijn barre tocht van driekwart jaar door België, Frankrijk en Spanje voordat de overkant van de Noordzee wordt bereikt. Een verslag van een tocht te voet dwars door de Pyreneeen, samen met twee Engelandgangers uit Bergen op Zoom. In Spanje verblijven ...

Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken te Londen (Londens Archief) > Gewoon of groot archief > Bureau Uitgewekenen Zaken (GrA/AZ/oud UZ) > Stukken betreffende instructies over het opzenden van lijsten van Nederlanders, verblijvende in résidences forcées en in het kamp Miranda de Ebro te Spanje.

Copyright Holder: Ms. Elly B. Gross

Sylvain Paul Zucker was born in Berchem, Antwerp, on 3 October 1913, as the son of diamond merchant Naftali Mozes alias Maurice Zucker and his wife Hena alias Helene Mire. Sylvain had two older brothers: Joseph (born on 16 March 1910 in Antwerp) and Adolf Isaac (born on 24 April 1912 in Antwerp). In 1913 the Zucker family moved to the Netherlands where a fourth son, named Jacques Theodoor, was born ...

Contains selected records of the Polish Embassy of the Polish government-in-exile in London relating to political relations with European countries, aid for the Warsaw ghetto uprising, deportation of Jews from the territories annexed by Germany, evacuation of Poles and Jews from the USSR, international aid for Polish civilians, situation in Poland under Soviet and German occupation, Polish prisoners ...

Jean-Michel Grunebaum est né le 8 juillet 1914 à Paris (dixième arrondissement), fils de Jacques Grunebaum et de Sara Alice Rheims : par son père alsacien, il était le descendant de Rosa Grunebaum, interprète et amie de Mozart. Jean-Michel Grunebaum fit ses études aux lycées Condorcet et Louis-le-Grand : ses condisciples se nommaient Georges Pompidou ou Léopold Senghor. Docteur en droit, Grunebaum ...

Isaac Ben-Seef Margosis (1898-1953) was born in Odessa (Ukraine) on December 5, 1889 and studied under Hebrew poet Chaim Nachman Bialik. He married Schendel Brotman (b. 1902 in Odessa, later Jenny Margosis) in 1923. They had three children, Anna (b. 1924 in Hamadan, Iran), Willy (1925-1992 in Hamadan), and Michel (b. 1928 in Brussels). Isaac was an active Zionist and was arrested and banished to Siberia ...

Adolf “Dolf” Ringel was born in Mainz, Germany in 1910 to Meilach and Taube Ringel. Meilach worked in an import/export business, mainly dealing with eggs and dairy. In 1933, Dolf attended medical school, before laws prevented him from attending university due to his Jewish background. The family decided to escape the now rampant anti-Semitism, fleeing to Spain in 1933. In the meantime, Dolf assisted ...

Sydney Jewish Museum Collection, Australia

Elisabeth alias Liesje Andriesse was born on 5 July 1908 in Vlissingen, the Netherlands, as the eldest child of Julius Andriesse (born on 30 June 1875 in Vlissingen) and Ella van der Wijk (born on 19 June 1879 in Assen, the Netherlands). Elisabeth had a younger brother called Louis alias Lou Andriesse who was born on 5 March 1913. Elisabeth's father Julius owned the Central Clothing Warehouse [Centraal ...