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Consists of two photographs of the Messcher children; one photograph of Frits Messcher (b. 1936) and Martijn Messcher (b. 1934), and one photograph of Martijn holding his infant sister Martha (b. 1942). The photographs were taken in Rotterdam on April 4, 1943. In the photographs, the children are wearing the Jewish star (Magen David).

Bertram (1891-1948) and Erna Seeligmann (b. 1893) were born in Berlin, Germany. Bertram attended the Berlin Momsen High School and then joined the Elisabeth Infantry regiment in World War I. Later, he worked in the German stock market and as a journalist at the "12 O'clock Paper." The Seeligmanns had three children: Ursula (b. 1923), Brigitte (1925-1927), and Walter (b. 1927). The family lived in Berlin ...

“The last visit in Bítýška at the yard” in September 1938. Baby Elizabeth Shenk with newspaper. 01:00:39 Michael in shorts with tall socks. Cousins from Prague visit the summer cottage: Felix Landsmann (school-age boy in striped suit, b. 1930, died in Auschwitz) with his mother Lilli (niece of Michael Eckstein) in the foyer. Lilli in trenchcoat plays table tennis with her husband Hans (b. 1898, died ...

Unpublished poems and manuscripts.

Helene Burger died on 20 Nov 1957.

Collectie Ravenstein met Herpen, Demen en Langel, Dieden, Huisseling en Neerloon, 1625-2004 > Marechaussee en Veldwacht, 1942 - 1944 > 15 jan 1943 - 15 jan 1944

Contins a false identification card issued for "Sonja Seegers" and used by Betty Beek (donor's couson) who died in Bergen-Belsen of typhus on March 15, 1945; issued in Haarlem, The Netherlands; dated September 15, 1941.

Collectie Ravenstein met Herpen, Demen en Langel, Dieden, Huisseling en Neerloon, 1625-2004 > Marechaussee en Veldwacht, 1942 - 1944 > 15 jan 1944 - 31 dec 1944

Collectie Ravenstein met Herpen, Demen en Langel, Dieden, Huisseling en Neerloon, 1625-2004 > Marechaussee en Veldwacht, 1942 - 1944 > 15 feb 1942 - 15 jan 1943

The Kleinberg family papers comprises postcards and letters written between the members of the Kleinberg family from 1939 until 1945. The majority of the correspondence is between the Kleinberg siblings and their immediate families, with the many of the letters coming from Zofia Minder in Krakow and Lola Schifeldrim, a close family friend who worked for Irena’s husband, Ferdynand Keiner and assisted ...