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Collectie 250k: Concentratiekampen buiten Nederland > Ravensbrück > Stukken van en over Ilse Hekster-Göhrig, 1941-1961.

Photograph negatives of grave sites of female victims of a death march from Ravensbrück and Gruenberg camps to Volary, Czechoslovakia; information relating to survivors and victims of Volary, Czechoslovakia, Dombrowa ghetto, and an unidentified labor camp in Breslau; photographs of acquaintances who were Holocaust survivors and photocopies of postcards to Gruenberg, a subcamp of Gross-Rosen; questionnaires ...

The Curtis Sloan papers consists of a "Report On Camp At Auschwitz," 10/12/1944; "Notes About The Camp of Civilian Prisoners at Ravensbruck;" 10/12/1944; and United States Army Signal Corps photographs of survivors and victims at the Flossenbürg concentration camp, and the Volary Death March. Photographers include unidentified photographs, as well as J.R. Bradley and Howard E. James.

Korrespondenz der Nachkriegsjahre, u.a. mit Bernard von Brentano, Max Brod, Ruth Fischer, Kurt Hiller, Arthur Koestler, Hubertus Prinz zu Löwenstein, William S. Schlamm und Erich Wollenberg; Lebensdokumente; Manuskripte ihrer Werke; Materialien aus und über das Konzentrationslager Ravensbrück, darunter Briefe an ihre Mutter Else Thüring und ihren Schwager Bernhard Fleiß; Belegexemplare ihrer V ...

Contains eight photographs, dated 1939 to 1947, showing Simai Győrgy, born in Budapest, Hungary in 1925. She was arrested and eventually deported to Ravensbrück concentration camp and then Spandau to perform slave labor, before being transffered to Oranienburg slave labor camp, where she was liberated in May 1945. After returning to Budapest, Győrgy met and married Ference Polgar, ultimately immigrating ...

Photocopies of documents related to Ference (Franz) Hamori, during and after German occupation of Hungary. Includes copy of his Swedish "Schutzpass," and postwar documentation attesting to what had happened to Hamori while in hiding in Budapest, as well as the fate of his wife, who was deported and died of dysentery at Ravensbrück. Hungarian with English translations.