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Gerda Löwenstein was born in 1928 in Berlin to Edgar and Dora Levy (nee Brasch). Her father was a salesman and World War I veteran. Her mother lost two brothers in World War I. Both parents perished at Auschwitz. Gerda was sent to England on a Kindertransport and lived with the Wilkies family in Coventry. She studied nursing in Bristol, immigrated to the United States after the war, and married Bodo ...

The Fritzler family papers consists of biographical materials and emigration and immigration files documenting Walter, Agnes, and Geoffrey Fritzers education and work experiences in anticipation of their emigration. The collection also includes photographic material of Walter, Agnes, and Geoffrey. Biographical materials include a birth certificate for Geoffrey, marriage certificate for Walter and Agnes, ...

Archief 0652: Stichting Collectie Zwolle 1940 - 1945 > Persoonlijke stukken > Inhoud > Aanstelling door de Substituut-Commissaris Afvoer Burgerbevolking voor West-Overijssel als leider van transporten van uit het westen afkomstige kinderen, 1945 jan 25.

The Otto and Susanne Perl papers consist of identification papers and emigration and immigration paperwork for Otto and Susanne Perl, military papers for Otto Perl, and a death certificate and burial records for Martha Perl.

An assembled reel of news clips from Chronos, including: (1) Albert Einstein speech in English. (2) Arrivals and departures. Jews in the Palastinamt [Palestine Office] in Berlin, applying for emigration (see Photo Archives worksheet 64121 for still of this scene). (3) 01:06:59 HAS, refugees, journey by boat, CUs. (4) 01:07:15 Newsreel "Britain receives more of Hitler's refugees" Children. (5) 01:07:43 ...

De auteur, arts, werkt op de "Ehre" (een kindertehuis?) en bij een sanatorium in Almen. Hij brengt zolang het nog kan regelmatig een bezoek aan zijn in Heemstede wonende moeder.<br/>Hij fietst naar Heemstede, overnacht in Zwolle om de volgende dag door te gaan en fietst op dezelfde wijze terug. Aan haar zijn de meeste brieven gericht. <br/>Hij regelt de financiële zaken van zijn moeder en houdt haar ...

Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken: Tweede Haags Archief > Directie Juridische en Administratieve Zaken > Overige administratieve zaken > Stukken betreffende het verzoek aan het Nederlandse Rode Kruis om ongeoorloofde grensoverschrijding tegen te gaan van personen, die met de kindertransporten naar Zwitserland meekomen.

Jews are forced to adopt the middle names "Israel" and "Sara." A pile of Jewish passports and an image of a crematorium as the narrator says, "So did Globke help prepare for the Final Solution." Shots of Hitler with his dog as the narrator says that after the Jewish name legislation was enacted Globke was promoted to the Ministerialrat in July 1938. Staged scenes of Kristallnacht as the narrator reads ...

Jack (Heinz) Honig (1921-2012) was born in Alsenz, Germany, to Julius (1886-1924) and Rudolfine (née Sternheimer, 1889-1942) Honig. He was imprisoned for several months at Dachau following Kristallnacht. He left for England on a Kindertransport in July 1939 and immigrated to the United States in March 1940. His mother, Rudolfine Honig, and grandmother, Sarah Sternheimer, were deported to Gurs in 1941. ...

Richard Kaufman was born on July 7, 1926, in Karlsruhe, Germany. His father, Hugo Kaufman, worked for the timber industry, and his mother, Hermine Kaufman, took care Richard and his brother, Karl (b. October 10, 1923). Hugo was away on a business trip when Kristallnacht occurred, but Richard's grandfather who was 78 years old at the time, was arrested. In April 1939, Richard left Germany on Kindertransport ...