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This collection contains index files on Jewish children from the Prefecture of Police in the Seine region. These records form part of the records of the Seine Police Prefecture and the Drancy, Pithiviers and Beaune-la-Rolande camps, also known as the “Jewish files.”

Files concerning the internment of enemy aliens (Germans and Austrians in the camps of Francillon, Marolles, Villerbon and Villemalard) from September 1939 until June, 1940; arrests and sentences by the Germans; register of foreigners listed by country; sequestering of property belonging to the enemy; Jewish affairs including lists of Jews and Jewish businesses; internments; a prison register to indicate ...

Based on archival documents and interviews with relatives and their friends, Kolin traces his family history from his great-grandparents to his parents, who were cousins. The family Kolniczanski stemmed from Kolnica, northeastern Poland. In the early 20th century one branch of the family settled in Warsaw, while another branch, to which his mother was born, immigrated to Paris and changed their surname ...

Contains documents concerning the creation of “centers” and camps to intern foreigners at thermal springs and/or tourist sites in the department (Vals-les-Bains et Chomérac); statistics concerning the presence of foreigners, name lists by country, and lists of groups of organized forced labor (GTE); all aspects of the persecution of Jews under German occupation including lists of Jews living in the ...

Includes: Erika Flack, Gertrude Flack, Peter Flack, Susanne Flack, Alexander Flack, Erna Flack, Hans Flack, Emil Flack, Alfred Flack, Mathide Flack, Annie Flack, and Johann Flack.

F/9/5789 à 5799 : Listes originales ou mécanographiées des convois partis de Drancy 12 décembre 1941 - 31 juillet 1944. F/9/5800 : Listes mécanographiées des convois partis d'Angers (20 juillet 1942) de Malines en Belgique (15 septembre 1942), de Lyon, prison de Montluc (11 août 1944). F/9/5801 : Listes mécanographiées des internés de Pithiviers et Beaune-la-Rolande. Les renseignements figurant sur ...

Drawing created by Henri Bomblat, circa 2000, in memory of his sisters, Sarah and Rosette, who were killed at Auschwitz concentration camp. It depicts a crematorium with smokestacks with portraits of 2 young women. Above is a large closed eye inscribed with excerpts from the Kaddish. Sarah, age 22, was arrested in Paris on July 16, 1942, and deported to Auschwitz on September 23, 1942, where she was ...

Frances Cutler Hahn was born Fanny Lindenberg Kahane on March 16, 1938 in Paris, France. Her parents, Schlomo Zalman Kahane and Cyla Lindenberg, came to Paris in 1936 from Poland. When Fanny was three, her parents placed her in a childrens' home prior to their own arrests. Cyla Kahane was deported on Convoy 11 from Drancy to Auschwitz in 1942, where she perished. After her father was warned that Fanny ...

This collection contains: a portrait of Uscher Schaje Teitelbaum ; a wedding photograph of Uscher Schaje Teitelbaum and Dora Ksias (also Ksiaz) ; a studio portrait of Uscher Schaje Teitelbaum’s mother Malka Riva Teitelbaum ; a group photo of Yechiel (Chiel) and Leah Ksias-Weinberger and Fischel and Roza (Ruchel) Weinberger-Lehrer.

Jack (Heinz) Honig (1921-2012) was born in Alsenz, Germany, to Julius (1886-1924) and Rudolfine (née Sternheimer, 1889-1942) Honig. He was imprisoned for several months at Dachau following Kristallnacht. He left for England on a Kindertransport in July 1939 and immigrated to the United States in March 1940. His mother, Rudolfine Honig, and grandmother, Sarah Sternheimer, were deported to Gurs in 1941. ...