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The collection includes two photocopied works by Ikhil Falikman, one an early print of a book that later became an authorized Russian publication and the second a previously unpublished manuscript in Yiddish. Accreted materials contains nine drafts articles written by Ikhil Falikman during WWII, and a copy of the letter written by Ivan Ivanovich Nekhoda, Ukraininan poet, to Ikhil Falikman in August ...

What does Jesus have to do with the millions who died and the countless people who suffer to this day because of the Holocaust? In Jesus and the Holocaust, scripture scholar Joel Marcus finds meaning in the relationship between persecution of these millions of Jews and the crucifixion of the Jewish man named Jesus who suffered and died on the cross two thousand years ago. Marcus, a Jew raised in Chicago ...

<p>Ronald Hertzmann, the donor, was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA in 1945. His father, Otto Hertzmann, was born in Krefeld, Germany, in 1906 and died in London in 1976. He had emigrated to the USA on 9 August 1937, where his father's sister, Adele lived and where he met his wife. Then together with his wife, Isabelle, the family moved to London in 1950.</p><p>Otto's father, Hugo Herzmann ...

<p>Richard Meyer (b.1918) was born into a Jewish family in Sinzig near Remagen on the Rhine. his great grandfather, Jakob Meyer, and his wife are buried in Remagen. His grandfather, Karl Meyer, was born there. His father married Rosa Meyer, daughter of Abraham and Emma Meyer from Sinzig. Three of his father's brothers and two of his mother's were officers in WWI, one was even a prisoner of war. </p><p>Richard ...

, 1935-1939

Traces the life story of Anne Frank, her family and friends, during the Holocaust. Anne was born on 29 July 1929 in Frankfurt, as second child of the Frank family. In August 1933 Otto Frank left Germany for Amsterdam, and in December his wife and two daughters joined him. In May 1940 the German army occupied the Netherlands. Deportations began in July 1942, and the family went into hiding in a building ...

The collection consists of four photographs of Judit Popinski (born Judyta Zachariasz) and her family while in the Łódź ghetto, Poland.

Deutsches Reich Reisepass, passport, issued to German Jewish man, Erich Neu, Born May 8, 1912 in Strasbourg, France, first page, inside cover, stamped with red letter "J" which is dated October 14, 1938, passport dated September 5, 1938, Offenburg, Germany, in German, issued French transit visa in Karlsruhe, Germany and United States immigration visa in Stuttgart, Germany on January 12, 1939. The collection ...

Cooking pot used by Claire Elhai when she lived in hiding with her family in the Greek countryside from 1943-1944. Nazi Germany and the Axis powers occupied Greece in 1941. Claire, her husband, Jacob, and their infant daughter Elvira lived in Athens which was in the German zone. In September 1943, Italy, an Axis partner, surrendered to the Allies. Jacob decided it was no longer safe for Jews in Athens ...

The Liny Yollick papers were created in 1942 and include a “Sauf Conduit,” safe conduct pass in lieu of a national passport, issued to Liny Paula Pogin, Nice, France, 1942. A black and white photograph of Liny is affixed and a stamp of the emblem of the Regional Police of Nice. A pencil sketch of a man wearing a chef’s cap drawn by an unknown man that Liny befriended while in Nice, France, 1942. A ...