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This collection contains: a long uniform coat or dress in grey and blue striped fabric, worn by an unidentified female inmate in an unidentified concentration camp ; uniform trousers in grey and blue striped fabric, with a red triangle on the right thigh, marked with a B in the center, and the inmate number 30049 shown on a rectangle of white fabric below the triangle, worn by an unidentified male ...

Henoch Kujawski was born in Lodz, Poland, on 21 July 1902 as the son of Syze Kujawski and Jenta Rosenes. Henoch became a painter’s apprentice and emigrated from Poland to Belgium in December 1926. He first settled in La Louvière, but moved to Brussels in 1928. On 29 December 1928, he married Chaja Troche, who was born in Warsaw, Poland, on 21 September 1902. She was a leather worker and had joined ...

This collection contains: an identity card photograph of Joseph Seiderman, ca. 1935 ; an identity card photograph of David Fajerstejn, ca. 1938 ; a photograph of siblings David and Abraham Icek Fajerstejn walking down a street, 1942.

Kazerne Dossin Research Centre

Kazerne Dossin Research Centre

The collection contains seven photos of the Dreyfuss-Isenberg family and a prayer card commemorating rescuer Yvonne Veys as well as seven letters and two cards. Five letters and perhaps the two cards were sent by the Dreyfuss family, after they had moved to Leuven, to their former next-door neighbours, the Perck family. Two other letters were sent by the Dreyfuss family, while detained at the Dossin ...

Mirjam Hemelrijk was born on 4 September 1932 as Sofia Antoinetta Hemelrijk, the daughter of Sophia Hemelrijk and an unidentified man. Sophia Hemelrijk was of catholic descent and had her daughter baptized. However, as a baby Sofia was adopted by the Jewish couple Samuel Lisser (b. 23/11/1899, Amsterdam, the Netherlands) and Rachel Keyser (b. 25/06/1903 in Antwerp, Belgium), who lived in Zandvoort, ...

This collection contains: a postcard from Fernand, a neighbour and/or friend of the Luks-Wellner family in Antwerp, to Aaron Joseph alias Jos Luks in Switzerland, informing him about the ‘sudden disappearance’ of his ‘friends’, meaning Jos’ father Juda alias Isidore Luks, his mother Tauba alias Tonia Wellner and his youngest brother Marcel Salomon Luks, 1942 ; a letter from the Belgian Red Cross formally ...

Digital copy available as collection KD_01014 at Kazerne Dossin Research Centre

KD_00031_0001: Folder "Instructions pour Israelites", containing copies of several Verordnungsblatter, circular letters issued by the province and notes regarding the implementation of the anti-Jewish measures in Jette (Brussels). KD_00031_0002: Folder "Documents service interne", containing correspondence with federal authorities, circular letters, lists of Jews whom bought the yellow star (star of ...