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The Machtinger family collection includes photographs of Sophie Machtinger, Paul Machtinger, and their daughter Ruth Machtinger in the Landsberg am Lech (Displaced persons camp) in 1946, as well as Sophie Machtinger's memoir "Recollections from my life's experiences" written in Polish in 1955 and translated into English in 1988.

The Mirka Knaster collection consists of forty photographs of the Knaster family (Baruch, Cyla, and Mirka Knaster) in displaced persons camps, including Santa Caterina, and Bari, Italy. The Jewish marriage certificate (Ketubah) for Cyla and Baruch Knaster.

Collectie Ravenstein met Herpen, Demen en Langel, Dieden, Huisseling en Neerloon, 1625-2004 > Coöperatieve Aan- en Verkoop (Handels) Vereniging Ravenstein, Huisseling en Dieden, 1914-1988 > Jaarvergaderingen CAV / NCB Ravenstein , 25 mrt 1982 - 7 apr1988

Henry Maschler (born Heinz Maschler) was born on November 12, 1923 in Berlin, Germany. His parents were Arthur and Emilie Maschler (née Liebeskind). In 1938, he immigrated to England and later the United States. In 1961, he married another survivor, Chaninah Marienthal (1931-2014) in 1961. They had twin daughters, Toni Maschler and Rina Maschler. Henry Maschler died in 2004. Chaninah died in 2014. ...

Gemeentebestuur Vught, 1931-1985 > Taakuitvoering > Eisen aan woningen, gebouwen en andere bouwwerken > Eisen aan woningen, gebouwen en andere bouwwerken > Vergunningen verleend ingevolge art.50, lid 8 der Woningwet en art.19 van de Wet op de Ruimtelijke Ordening (bouwvergunningen): I. verzoek van Bloch en Stibbe Beheer B.V. voor het bouwen van een woning nabij de St.Michielsgestelseweg (zie dossier ...

The collection consists of three portraits of Roza Schevchenko and her family taken in Mogilev Podolski (Mohyliv-Podilʹsʹkyĭ), Ukraine, before the Holocaust and following her mother's death and her father's arrest and exile and in Czernowitz (Chernivt︠s︡i), Ukraine, after liberation.

The Tenenwurzel family photographs consists of photographs of Emanuel Tanay, Betty Tenenwurzel, Bunim Tenewurzel, Ruth Tenenwurzel, and a paternal aunt named Ruth (Olga), and a paternal grandfather’s family. The photographs were taken in Germany; Vilnius, Lithuania; and Miechów, Poland. The image of Ruth Tenenwurzel was taken in Germany immediately following the start of World War II.

Consists of four letters written by Otto Falkenhagen in the 1990s reflecting on his life and that of his family under National Socialism in Hamburg, Germany. The letters address his internment between the years 1940 and 1945 at the Moringen Youth Camp, the persecution of his father and disabled sister under Nazi eugenics policies, and the death of his sister who died at age 12 in the Alstersdorf Anstalten ...

The collection consists of four black and white portrait photographs. The photographs depict Wolf Szczekacz; his wife, Bala Sczcekacz; and their daughters, Pola and Dosia Szczekacz.