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Consists of one letter written by Vilma Grunwald to her husband, Dr. Kurt Grunwald, on July 11, 1944, while she was imprisoned in the Czech family camp at Auschwitz. The letter was written shortly before Vilma and her 16 year old son, John, were taken on trucks to the gas chambers. In the letter, she describes that she is aware of her impending fate, that she is calm, and thinking about him and about ...

Memoirs of a Jew born in 1923 in Leipzig, who was expelled from Germany to Poland, with his parents and two brothers, in October 1938. The family settled in Tarnów, the father's native town. In November 1939, Kalter was taken for forced labor; in April 1940 he was transferred to the Dębica labor camp. In December 1940 he managed to escape, returned to Tarnów, and hid there, but several months later ...

Geschichte des Bestandsbildners Bestandsgeschichte Das Schriftgut der RVK ist, wie das der übrigen Reichsvereinigungen, zu einem großen Teil gegen Ende des Krieges verlorengegangen. Die heute vorhandenen Unterlagen stammen aus einer Abgabe aus dem Staatsarchiv Nürnberg von 1955, zwei Abgaben vom März 1960 und Aug. 1961 aus Alexandria/USA, einer Abgabe der Salzgitter AG vom Nov. 1964 sowie einer Abgabe ...

David Klajman is the son of Majer Nusyn and Rywka (Rusinek) Klajman. He was born December 11, 1918 in Bedzin, Poland, where his father owned a factory that produced agricultural tools. David had three siblings: Avraham (b. 1911), Shlomo (b. 1914) and Franya (b. 1922). Immediately after the German invasion of Poland, David fled northward but soon returned to Bedzin and worked in the family's factory. ...

Archief van Marcus ('Max') Nijkerk (geboren 28 februari 1891 te Amsterdam, aldaar overleden op 30 juni 1970) en zijn eerste vrouw Duifje Nijkerk-Goudvis (geboren 10 januari 1980 te Amsterdam, overleden 14 oktober 1944 te Auschwitz). De Joodse diamanthandelaar Max Nijkerk en zijn eveneens Joodse vrouw Duifje zitten in 1943 zeven maanden in Kamp Vught. Daar worden zij, waarschijnlijk door een administratieve ...

KTB Ia: August 1939 bis Juni 1944. KTB Qu.: Oktober 1939 bis Juli 1940, Januar 1942 bis Juni 1944 sowie Beurteilungen zur Versorgungslage bis September 1944. TB Ic: Juli 1940 bis Dezember 1943. TB IIa: Ende Juli 1940 bis Dezember 1944.

Tobias Schiff emigrated from Poland to Belgium in 1928, with his mother, Rywa Templer, and his older sister Bajla Basia (Lunia). Tobias' father, Mojzesz, had already been employed in Antwerp for several years as a diamond sorter. The Schiff family were living there when war broke out on 10 May 1940. Identified as a Jew, Lunia was arrested in July 1942 and deported via the Dossin Barracks. Tobias and ...

David Wisnia was born in 1926 in Sochaczew, Poland to Elijah and Machla Wisnia. He had two brothers Moshe and Dov Berela. His father owned a furniture upholstery business in Warsaw, Poland. David’s father inspired his love of music, and he started performing at a young age. In 1937 the family moved to Warsaw. In 1941 David was prevented from returning to the Warsaw ghetto and he went to Sochaczew. ...

Reel 2. Shows families (the Sommers, the Kleins, the Grosmans) in Humenne. Man greets the camera. Girls at play, dancing in a circle, including Zuzana Sermerova (b. 1924). Family group poses. CU sign, "Garage." Two men peel potatoes. Roof of garage building. Family members pose in front of gate. CU Judith Klein (sister of Bernard and Emery) in a baby carriage. Group of kids wave and walk to camera, ...

<p>The collection consists of personal papers of Holocaust survivors Ilse Murray neé Perl and her son Claus Nicholas Perl as well as of Red Cross worker Enid Fordham.</p><p>Biographical materials of Ilse and Claus comprise official documents and eyewitness accounts, and allow insights into their persecution and imprisonment in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. Included is an audio recording of Ilse ...

<p>Peter Frederick Gray was born Friedrich Wolfgang Graetzer in Charlottenburg, Berlin, on 14 July 1921. He changed his name by deed poll on 30 April 1946. His parents were Franz Ludwig Graetzer (b. Berlin, 23 September 1884; d. 1942), a lawyer, and Lotte Graetzer née Guttmann. Peter’s sister Erika was born on 17 May 1925. </p><p> Franz was the son of Friedrich, born on 23 June 1846 in Blazeowitz (Błażejowice), ...