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Describes Stanley Hochman’s (b. 1916) childhood in Demblin (Deblin), Poland; the death of his mother; his relocation and experiences in the Demblin ghetto and numerous concentration camps in Poland and Germany; his liberation; and his immigration to Canada.

The collection consists of a photographic postcard with an image of Adolf Hitler and a propaganda calendar sent by the Organization for Germanness in Foreign Countries to German nationals living in foreign countries. The collection also includes a letter accompanying the propaganda calendar.

The collection consists of a belt, documents, and photographs relating to the experiences of Stanley (Zelig) Appel and his family in prewar Stary Sacz, Poland, of Stanley’s experiences during the Holocaust while incarcerated in several camps, and ater the Holocaust in Germany, Switzerland, and Italy.

Collection consists of documents, identification papers, and correspondence relating to Jacob and Frieda Jacobson (donor's grandparents) and their son Michael Jacobson (donor's father) and their experiences during the Holocaust, dated 1941-1950. The family was sent from their home in Holland to Vught, Westerbork, and Theresienstadt.

Collection of 18 photographs documenting the liberation of the Buchenwald concentration camp taken by Stanley F. Squire (donor's father-in-law) while he was a solder in the U.S. Army.

Stanley Kowalski is a native of Jazłowiec, Poland. He was imprisoned by the Soviets and taken to the East where he was kept in Soviet prisons and eventually taken to labor camps in the West. He was a member of the First Polish Armoured Division which fought on the Western front.