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Grete Mayer was born on 24 October 1901 in Frankfurt am Main, the daughter of the Jewish businessman Willy Mayer. She graduated from the Schiller-Schule, Frankfurt, then the Handelsschule, Frankfurt with a certificate. After jobs in an old people's home and as a book-keeper in a bank she began a career in social work as a volunteer in the Jewsh community and in 1928 graduated as a social worker with ...

<p>This collection contains the restitution and indemnification claim papers relating to properties previously owned by the Altmann family in Frankfurt, Kattowitz (Katowice, Poland) and Beuthen (Bytom, Poland).</p>Compensation and indemnification papers.&nbsp;

Archief van A. de Boer-van Velden. Mevrouw A. (Annie) de Boer-Van Velden. Tewerkstelling. De vader van Annie van der Velden, geboren op 15 mei 1936, werd in Duitsland tewerkgesteld. Hij werkte in een vliegtuigfabriek en woonde in Frankfurt am Main en later bij een gezin in Fechenheim. Juni 1945 keerde hij terug naar zijn gezin. Het archief omvat uitsluitend een brief.

<p><span style="color: #ff0000;"><strong>Readers need to reserve a reading room terminal to access a digital version of this archive.</strong></span></p><p>The slave labour camp at Moerfelden-Walldorf, 30km south of Frankfurt am Main, housed mostly Jewish women prisoners, who worked either on preparing the ground for building Frankfurt airport or for the company Züblin und Cie AG. It was open from ...

Correspondentie van Robert Kempner met Otto Frank inzake de vervolging van Wilhelm Harster, Wilhelm Zoepf en Gertrud Slottke, tijdens de Duitse bezetting alle drie werkzaam bij de Sicherheitspolizei en SD. Het laatste transport van Joden uit Nederland naar Auschwitz op 3 september 1944 met 1019 gedeporteerden, waaronder Anne Frank en Edith Stein, vond onder de directe verantwoordelijkheid van Zoepf ...

Dr Adolf Neumann, born on 13 August 1878, was director and part owner of the literary publishing firm Ruetten & Loening in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Adolf and Margot Cahn met on 10 June 1933. Both, Adolf's and Margot's diaries stop in November 1938, just before the November pogroms ('Kristallnacht'). Adolf fled to Oslo whilst Margo emigrated to England in 1939. In 1942 Adolf went to Sweden to work ...

Destruction, ruins, rubble in Mainz. CU, sign reading "Zu den Bahnsteigen." Railroad debris. CU, sign reading "Bingerbrueck." US soldiers walking towards camera. Shots of airplane, soldier inspecting. Factory.

This collection of correspondence documents, in part, the life of Julius Bloch, a German Jewish immigrant, and former memberof the Jewish cultural communities in Frankfurt/ Main and Pforzheim. Also included is a photo album documenting the work of apprenticeshop workshops for Jewish teenagers in Frankfurt am Main, and a draft statement about the establishment and role of the workshops.

"Quellen und Literatur": pages 109-112. 112 pages 19 cm