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Collectie 247: Collectie Correspondentie > Jodenvervolging

Collectie 250k: Concentratiekampen buiten Nederland > Auschwitz > Tewerkstelling in buitencommando's

The collection includes a one-page testimony by Ralph R. Parker describing his experiences as a forced laborer, deportation to Auschwitz III (Buna-Monowitz) in 1943, forced march to Gleiwitz and Sachsenhausen, and liberation near Schwerin. Also included is a photocopy of a report given by Rolf Pakuscher (Ralph Parker) for a court case in Hamburg in 1946, describing conditions at Auschwitz.

Includes bibliographical references. vi, 97 pages ; 20 cm

Obóz funkcjonował od kwietnia 1942 roku do kwietnia 1944 roku, a w dokumentach figurował pod nazwami: Rü. Lager Degussa, Gleiwitz Steigern oraz Zwangsarbeitlager Degussa, Gleiwitz Steigern. Kierownikiem tego obozu do 3 maja 1944 roku był Jungnikiel. Zarówno robotników cudzoziemskich, jak i Żydów początkowo zatrudniano przy budowie fabryki, a potem przy produkcji sadzy. Warunki pracy były skrajnie trudne. ...

Collectie 250i: Westerbork, Judendurchgangslager > Betrekkingen met de buitenwereld > Legale betrekkingen met de buitenwereld > Brieven en briefkaarten die door kampingezetenen zijn verzonden, 1937-1945.

Memoirs of a Jew born in 1926 in Schmallenberg, near Dortmund. Many Schmallenbergers in official positions were in the SS; after the "Kristallnacht" pogrom, in which the synagogue was destroyed, they forced the family to "sell" them all its property. Frankenthal, his father, and his brother Ernst were sent to a nearby labor camp. In March 1943 the family was deported to Auschwitz. The parents were ...

This testimony is open with permission.

The collection consists of an armband, a concentration camp uniform jacket, pants, and cap, and a commemorative pin relating to the experiences of Henryk Karter (later Henry Carter) while a prisoner in Auschwitz I, II, Auschwitz-Birkenau, and III, Auschwitz-Monowitz (Buna) concentration camps in German occupied Poland during the Holocaust and in the United States after the Holocaust.