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"An Anvil original." 185 pages ; 18 cm.

This collection of copy family documents sheds some light on the fate of the Oppenheim family from Kassel.

The collection consists of documents, correspondence, and artifacts relating to several high ranking Nazi party members and likely collected as evidence by the US Army after World War II (1939-1945).

301 pages ; 25 cm

Examines the historical, philosophical, and moral issues related to the Holocaust. Includes source documents, case studies, a chronology, and more. Includes bibliographical references and index. xv, 182 pages ; 24 cm

After the camp was liquidated some private documents were found in the area. The materials were divided into two groups: V-1 (a collection of documents with the names of people put in alphabetical order – 1244 documents in 29 units) and V-2 (systematized by nationalities, without names – 809 documents in 28 units). Among other things, the collection includes identification cards, passports, school ...

This collection contains mostly copy documents from the US legation in Stockholm to the US Department of State and concerns the possibility of saving Hungarian Jews during the Nazi era.

The documents relate to the deeds of Dr. Jozsef Antall, a Righteous Among the Nations who rescued Hungarian Jews during the Holocaust.

Eric Walters-Kohn was born in Vienna in 1906, spent time in Dachau and Buchenwald, and came to Great Britain in 1939. Many family members died in the Holocaust including his mother.

Contains printouts of digital images of two postcards sent from Transnistria, 1941.