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1e gedeelte, Suez canal - Southampton-IJmuiden-A'dam. 57, [7] p. : ill. ; 19 cm.

Consists of two German passports ("Reisepaesse") issued to Irene Lewin Sachs and Curt Sachs. Irene Lewin Sachs was born in Berlin in August 31, 1888; the passport, which includes a photograph, was issued on March 9, 1937. Curt Sachs was born in Berlin on June 29, 1881; the passport was issued on April 22, 1937. Curt Sachs was a prominent musicologist. Curt and Irene Sachs immigrated to the United States ...

The collection consists of a wood encased Reisekamera and an AEG 28W tabletop radio manufactured in Germany.

Includes bibliographical references and index. x, 270 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm

Walter Rauscher (July 9, 1919 – December 1974) was born in Ošelín, Czechoslovakia to Oskar and Clementine (Schnurmacher) Rauscher. The family owned a general store in town and lived in the quarters above it. Oskar died in June 1936, leaving the business to his wife. Walter’s uncle, Leo Schnurmacher, was the Honorary Consul of Czechoslovakia in Manila, Philippines. In 1938, Leo connected Walter, who ...

Wooden traveling wagon made for a Lovari family, a Romani people, who specialized in horse dealing in the Czech and Slovak regions. The wagon with metal hoops for a canvas covering was custom-made for members of the group in the mid-1930s. In 1939, there were about a million Roma in Europe. The Roma were judged as racially inferior by Nazi ideology and singled out for persecution by Germany, in ways ...

Agfa. "England-Reise August 28-Sept 3, 1934" Trip: Hamburg; England; New York; Washington DC; etc. 01:30:42 - 01:33:29 Oberammergau (?), Gasthof Alte Post 01:37:58 - 01:38:58 Tennis match in Plettenberg, Magda Goebbels fashion. 01:42:36 - 01:43:35 Border bridge over the Saur near Trier / Luxemburg, Trier

Copy letter from Henri Coston, at the offices of the French periodical publishers, La Libre Parole re the refund of travel expenses<br />German&nbsp;

A diary of a journey made in summer 1996 by Gilbert, together with a group of his students from University College, London. They went to Berlin (including Wannsee), Prague and Theresienstadt, Slovakia, the Polish cities of Krakow, Lublin, Warsaw, Parczew, Piotrków, Konin, Łódź, and others, the Nazi camps Auschwitz, Bełżec, Majdanek, Sobibór, Treblinka, and Chełmno, and numerous other sites connected ...