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Collectie : > Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) > Getuigenverhoren van Displaced persons in Kandy "B" kampen (Ceylon) door de Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service, 1946.

Contains thirteen black-and-white photographs of Maya and her family's post-war life in Berlin and a newspaper from the Mariendorf Displaced persons camp in West Berlin entitled "Der Weg."

Collectie : > Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) > Getuigenverhoren van Displaced persons in Kandy "B" kampen (Ceylon) door de Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service, 1946.

The collection consists of a cigarette holder and a necklace with a commemorative pendant and mezuzah relating to the experiences of Izy Freudenreich after his release from Kaufering VII slave labor camp in Landsberg, Germany, when he lived in Landsberg displaced persons camp in Germany.

Consists of twelve photographs, some bearing inscriptions, taken of the Gardelegen massacre site, and of the Hillersleben displaced persons (DP) camp.

Collectie : > Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) > Getuigenverhoren van Displaced persons in Kandy "B" kampen (Ceylon) door de Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service, 1946.

The collection consists of a prayer book with loose inserts, a pair of tefillin with covers and pouch, a Tallis with a bag, documents, and photographs relating to the experiences of Bernat Berk as a displaced person in Germany, Switzerland, and Australia after the Holocaust.

The collection consists of a wallet, documents, and photographs relating to the experiences of Wilhelm, Ferdinand, and Liza Beigel in prewar Vilna, in the Vilna ghetto during the Holocaust, and Wilhelm in the Dillingen an der Donau displaced persons camp in Germany after the Holocaust.

C. de Jong, tijdens de bezetting actief in de illegaliteit, was de eerste commandant van het DP-kamp Bocholt. Vanaf het voorjaar van 1946 werden hier Nederlandse displaced persons ondergebracht.

Collection of photographs depicting Filip and Zofia Istner (donor’s parents) and their families before the war in Lvov and Zloczow, Poland; during the war in the USSR; and after the war in Poland and in displaced persons camps in Germany.