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Identification card that was issued to Wolf Lubliner (later William Lubliner), a civilian internee of Mauthausen-Gusen, after his liberation by American forces in April 1945.

Collectie 182: Joodsche Raad voor Amsterdam > Afdelingen en commissies van de Joodsche Raad > Afdeling sociale zaken > Overzichten van joden die zijn omgekomen in onder meer de kampen Buchenwald, Mauthausen, Westerbork, Vught, Amersfoort en enkele andere kampen dan wel op andere plaatsen zoals de Hollandsche Schouwburg, 1941-1943.

The collection consists of an identification tag issued to Lou Dunst in Mauthausen concentration camp during the Holocaust and an identification card issued after the end of World War II.

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Bestandsbeschreibung Ausarbeitungen über zivile und militärische Ernährungsfragen während des Zweiten Weltkrieges, zu gesundheitspolitischen Vorhaben, über Ernährungsversuche im Konzentrationslager Mauthausen und über seine Zeit in russischer Kriegsgefangenschaft

The Milton Silver collection consists of seven black and white photographs Silver took during his May 1945 visits to the Mauthausen concentration camp and two daggers he took from local Austrians.

Contains photographic prints showing destruction due to wafare but also immediate post-liberation images of concentration camps, likely the Ebensee subcamp of Mauthausen.

Contains a 1981 memoir with information about Maurice Schellekes's experiences in Auschwitz and Mauthausen concentration camps as well as the fates of his family members during the Holocaust.

Lillian Schachter (1927-2005) was born in Subotica, Serbia to Endre and Ilona (Jelene) Lederer. Her family was forced into the local ghetto from April to June 1944 and briefly transferred to the Bàcsalmàs ghetto in Hungary. She and her mother were deported to Auschwitz in June, transferred to Langenbielau in July 1944, and liberated in May 1945. Her father also survived. She married Alexander Schachter, ...

Alec Ward was born Abram Warszaw on January 3, 1927 in Parysów, Poland to Szmul Mosze Warszaw and Chaja Ester Warszaw (née Dudkiewicz). His mother died in childbirth. His father remarried Sara Bronstein. Alec Ward had one sister, Lea Warszaw, and three half-brothers, Laib Warszaw, Herszel Warszaw, and a baby (name unidentified). Alec Ward also lived in Łaskarzew, Poland and Magnuszew, Poland. Szmul ...