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Archief 121: Bestuursarchief Gemeente Born, 1938-1981 > B. Stukken van bijzondere aard > Hulp- en bijboeken > Kasboeken van uitgaven, 1938-1945. > 1942.

Archief 121: Bestuursarchief Gemeente Born, 1938-1981 > B. Stukken van bijzondere aard > Hulp- en bijboeken > Kasboeken van inkomsten, 1938-1945. > 1944.

Markus Goezu was born in Antwerp, Belgium, on 21 September 1908. His father Hersshel Goezu, originally named Guzy, had emigrated from Poland to Belgium in March 1905. Markus’ mother Dora Freidman and her five oldest children followed him to Antwerp in August 1905. In Belgium, apart from Markus, three more children would be born. In 1913 the Goezu family moved from Antwerp to Brussels. Markus became ...

This collection contains: pre-war photos of the Souritz-Grabowetzki family, including photos of the deported Abraham Echiel Souritz and his children Willy and Paulette ; pre-war photos of the family of Mozes alias Max Blumberg, second husband of Jeanne Grabowetzki, widow of Abraham Echiel Souritz ; war-time photos of Rachel Souritz' son Albert Souritz, taken while the child was in hiding in Mechelen ...

The family was Jewish (Goldstein) and had connections to Columbia, South America. The owner of this ephemera was Juan Felipe Saenz Goldstein. He was born in 1936. His father, Luis Goldstein, was born in 1889. Both appeared to have been engineers in the Columbian military. There are passport stamps for the father traveling to Germany in the late 1930's. It appears that the son at some point in the 1960s ...

The collection documents the postwar experiences of Holocaust survivors Itzhak and Judith LIchta in several displaced persons camps. Included are photographs and an album from Föhrenwald, Reichenhall, Bergen Belsen, and likely Milbersthofen-Am-Hart displaced persons camps; pre-war photographs of Itzhak’s family in Falenica, Poland and Judith’s family in Oszmiana, Poland (present day Ashmyany, Belarus); ...

Sender alias Alexander Haber was born on 2 September 1890 in Zabno, Poland, as the son of Salomon Haber and Giesela Blitz. Sender became a diamond merchant and immigrated to Belgium in June 1923. He settled at Ramstraat 10 in Antwerp. However, soon afterwards, he emigrated to Austria. On 3 January 1926, Sender officially married Frimet or Frimah alias Frida Low in Vienna. Frimet had been born on 11 ...

Cilli Ohrwaschel was born in Munich, Germany, on 7 November 1910, as the daughter of Ignaz Ohrwaschel and Henriette Lichting. She married the non-Jewish Richard Singer, with whom she had a daughter. Lea Singer was born on 14 May 1930 in Munich, Germany. However, in February 1937 Cilli divorced Richard Singer and on 14 April 1938 she married the Jewish merchant Wolfgang Luttinger, born in Cologne, Germany, ...

Polish tailor Abraham Josek Rochman was born on 15 April 1879. On 11 August 1907 he married Syma Tema Malberg (born in Warsaw, Poland, on 22 May 1882). The couple had four children: Chaim Eleazar (born on 1 August 1908), Szaja alias Charles (born on 17 December 1913), Ruchla (born on 11 June 1915) and Bernard (born on 20 July 1920). In 1923 the family relocated to Paris, France, but in October 1928 ...

Jan Gorecki was born in 1912 in Borucin, Poland (Kujawsko-Pomeranian). He and his wife, Zofia Radzinksa (b. 1923), were Polish Catholics, and Jan was a conscripted laborer in Nazi Germany. Their son Stanislaw (Stanley) was born in 1944 in Braunschweig, Germany. The family immigrated to the United States in 1950.