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<p>A typescript account of the persecution of a Jewish couple in Fürth, who were forced to sell their property.<br />German 1 page<br /></p><p>The names of the victims have been abbreviated.<br /><br />The document has been annotated with the reference PIIIe, which suggests that it might have been created as part of the Wiener Library Eyewitness Testimonies series.</p>

Memoirs of a Jew born as Jakob Schloss in 1924 in Gelsenkirchen. Scott and his mother joined his father in Belgium in 1938. In May 1940, after the occupation of Belgium by Germany, they fled to France. Scott was arrested on suspicion of espionage, but released after two months. His mother was interned in Gurs and later released, and his father was imprisoned in a labor camp in Haute Savoie; both were ...

Collectie 094f: Collectie dossiers afkomstig uit de archieven van de Omnia-Treuhandgesellschaft m.b.H., de Deutsche Revisions- und Treuhand A.G. (Zweigniederlassung Den Haag) en de Wirtschaftsprüfstelle > Liquidatie van joodse bedrijven en personen > Verzameldossiers van geliquideerde joodse bedrijven en personen

Dit is een korte montage (lengte: 00:11:34) uit twee getuigeninterviews: vader Jacques en zoon Dave Furth. Een scherp gesneden item waarin de duidelijk wordt hoe de oorlog de relatie tussen vader en zoon heeft verstoord. Vader Jacques heeft vanuit kamp Vught er op aangedrongen dat zijn twee-jarige zoontje in onderduik werd gebracht, maar hij heeft niet zijn vrouw zelf hiertoe aangespoord. Zij werd ...

The collection consists of photographs documenting the wartime and post-war experiences of Ethel (née Fischman) and Abraham Kleinman, both of whom survived the Holocaust and met and married in the Fürth displaced persons camp. The photographs include depictions of Ethel and Abraham shortly after their engagement in Fürth and their wedding day on 26 August 1946. There is also one photograph depicting ...

Contains 11 photographs illustrating the experiences of Elisabeth and Jetty Dias Santilhano during and after the Holocaust, including a photograph of Simon Dias Santilhano [donors' father] that was carried by Jetty while in concentration camps, and and post-war photographs of Elizabeth, Jetty, Louis Furth [Jetty's husband], and their son. Also includings a postcard written by David Furth in Amsterdam, ...

The papers include two photographs, an identification card for Victor Klapholz from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), a document from the Jewish community at the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) DP camp in Fürth, Germany, and three false Polish documents used during World War II.