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Marion Warner first came to the United States in 1926 and returned to Europe later on. She had a sister, Berthe Schloss, living in Holland. Marion met and married Alfred Wertheimer in Amsterdam in 1937. The couple sailed to the United States in 1938. They lived with Marion’s brother, Max Warner, at 255 West 98th Street in New York from 1939 to 1942. They later moved to Elmhurst. Alfred Wertheimer met ...

The Franziska Nunnally papers include three postcards from her mother, Irma Huppert, documenting her last two weeks in Vienna before her deportation and death in Minsk and a letter from her brother, Leopold Huppert, documenting his internment at St. Cyprien. Irma’s first postcard reveals her concern that she would soon be removed from her home, her second letter describes how she was arrested shortly ...

Collection of photographs, documents, and correspondence relating to Shmul Borensztajn, from Warsaw, and Szajndla Lojwasser Borensztajn, from Izbica (donor's grandparents), who fled German-occupied Poland to Soviet territory with their children, Zygmunt, Jakob, Hershel, and Fela, along with Shmul’s parents, Sender and Chava Borensztajn. Zygmunt joined the Mir Yeshiva and reached Shanghai; Jakob was ...

Collectie Ravenstein met Herpen, Demen en Langel, Dieden, Huisseling en Neerloon, 1625-2004 > Parochie St. Lucia te Ravenstein, 1651-1980 > Liber Pastoralis, diverse bijlagen , 1841-1932 (1933)

Contains a document summarizing the prisoner population at the Gusen concentration camp on May 3, 1945. According to the document on 3 May there were 21338 prisoners; 72 prisoners died and 21266 prisoners remained.

Death certificate for Alfred Meyer, who died at Buchenwald in November 1938, and receipts for expenses of his burial at Jewish Cemetery in Frankfurt am Main; letter from camp announcing his death to his widow, Mrs. Erna Meyer; and later correspondence (post-war) as she sought to trace fates of other family members.

Mojżesz Michał Olczak (1907-1971) was born Mojżesz Rajzman on January 24, 1907 in Zamość, Poland to Gula Bajtel Rajzman (née Bajtel) and Zachariasz Rajzman. Mojżesz and his two sisters, Sabina (born 1912) and Osnas (born 1920) lived in Zamość, Poland. Their father, Zachariasz Rajzman, worked for his father-in-law, Urys Bajtel, in grain wholesale business. Sabina and Osnas Rajzman were publically hanged. ...

Hans Lindemann stands by the garden in front of The Reichstag in Berlin. Berliner Dom. Altes Museum. A man speaks from the passenger seat of a car. The Preußisches Staatstheater in Gendarmenmarkt. “Markgrafen Str.” Busy streets of Berlin. Trolleys and cars drive past. Double-decker bus. The corner building, “HACIFA.” A man standing near factory. “PATHEX”

"Het gaat in 'Achterhuis aan de Maas' niet in het bijzonder over de verschrikkelijke dingen die de Joodse bevolking van Nederland in de jaren 1940-1945 zijn overkomen. Het gaat vooral over wat Frans en Mien Wijnakker voor een beperkt aantal van hen kon doen om hen die verschrikkelijke dingen te besparen. De pastorie van Frans en Mien Wijnakker in het Brabantse Dieden was vanaf mei/juni 1943 tot en ...

Headband worn by Eva Charlotte Lehmann (donor's niece); Eva Charlotte was born on September 26, 1936, the only daughter of Gertrud Elias Lehmann and Siegfried Lehmann. They lived in Mallwischken, Germany. Siegfried fled Germany July-August 1939 to England. Gertrud and her daughter, Eva, moved to Berlin. Gertrud died of pneumonia contracted during forced labor on November 7, 1942, in the Jewish Hospital ...