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Doorzichtige, peervormige glazen hanger. De in het sierraad vervatte steen is gemaakt door een Poolse gevangene in een vliegtuigfabriek, behorend bij kamp Ravensbrück. Medegevangene A.B.P. Salome-Finkelstein kreeg de steen en liet er na de oorlog een hanger van maken.

Geschichte des Bestandsbildners Biographische Angaben: Harry: KJVD-/KPD-Funktionär in Halle-Merseburg, Frankfurt/Main und zentral; KZ-Buchenwald (1939-1945), Mitglied des ILK; Abt.-Leiter in der Deutschen Zentralverwaltung für Arbeit und Sozialfürsorge (1945-1948); Generalsekr. der VVN (1949-1951); Sekr. und Abt.-Leiter im ZV der Gewerkschaft Wissenschaft (1953-1962); Mitarbeiter im MfAA (1962-1971) ...

The memoirs of a Dutch woman who was sent to Ravensbruck concentration camp during World War II as a result of her activities in the anti-Nazi underground. ix, 241 pages, 8 unnumbered leaves of plates : illustrations ; 18 cm

234 p. : ill. ; 23 cm

Helena Piasecka (1914-2006) was born Helena Karolewska on October 2, 1914 in Żuromin, Poland to Helena (née Baranski) and Jakub Karolewski. She had two sisters: Władysława Karolewska (later Władysława Łapińska), and Henryka Karolewska (later Henryka Szawarin). She was Roman Catholic, and married to Edward Piasecki. After Germany and Russia invaded Poland in September 1939, Helena and her husband were ...

Testimony, 3 pages, about death march from Grunberg concentration camp from Auschwitz to Ravensbrück, Helmbrechts, and eventually Volary, in present day Czech Republic, and post-war construction of a cemetery for victims of the march. Narrated by Halina Temler, a survivor, and transcribed by Vladimir Jerabek. Also contains two photos of Vera Gerad, sister of Rita Mondschein.

1. Aufl. 48 unnumbered pages : illustrations ; 19 cm

Eva Ostwalt (1902-2010) was born in Cologne, Germany to Emil Lippmann and Else Ballin Lippmann. Eva had two younger sisters, Kate and Trude. Although their family was Jewish, they had assimilated to the German community in Cologne. Emil belonged to the board of the Cologne Conservatory, and played cello in the Cologne orchestra. Karl Hesse, a new cellist, was introduced to Emil and consequently to ...