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47 pages : chiefly illustrations ; 21 x 25 cm

Uit de brief van het Belgische Rode Kruis (20 juli 1946) blijkt dat Hartog Samehtini op 24 oktober 1942 is gedeporteerd naar het doorgangskamp in Mechelen (België) met het transport nr. 15 en het nummer 175. Het Britse Rode Kruis (23 januari 1947) adviseert Rosa zich te wenden tot het Ned. Rode Kruis.

This collection includes thousands of notes written by Isaac Prins, a large quantity of newspaper clippings and a lot of material on Dutch and Belgian Jews, topics in which Prins was very interested. One will find documents such as newspaper clippings, reports of activities, correspondence, notes, manuscripts and publications concerning the Jews in Belgium from the 16th century onwards, although most ...

Integrale tekst van het dagboek van Cornelia Wiegand Bruss-Boer (1910-1992) van 10 mei 1940 tot en met 25 juni 1945. Het geeft een beeld van hoe een gezin leefde in de bezettingstijd in IJsselstein

Anna alias Jeanne Slomovic was born in Brussels on 24 August 1933 as the daughter of the Czechoslovakian master butcher Chaskel Slomovic (born on 16 May 1901 in Selosololvina, Czechoslovakia) and his wife Gita Goldsteinova (born on 24 January 1907 in Cracianesti, Romania). Anna’s baby brother Leon was born in Brussels on 17 August 1939. When Nazi Germany invaded Belgium on 10 May 1940 the Slomovic ...

Contains a photograph album with approximately 44 black and white photographs and postcards, compiled by Manfred Loeb of his school, family and travel, in Brussels, Belgium.

Benjamin Orenbuch was born in Zarnow, Poland, in 1882. He became a travelling merchant and married Rywka Laja Aspich, who was born in Novy Korczyn, Poland, in 1886. Together they would have three daughters, all born in Lodz, Poland: Tauba alias Thérèse (born on 7 May 1912), Fajga alias Fanny (born on 3 December 1916) and Roza (born on 13 March 1921). The Orenbuch-Aspich family was orthodox. In 1925 ...