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The Peter Feigl papers consist of correspondence, diaries, identification papers, photographs, printed materials, and photocopies documenting Feigl’s wartime experiences in summer camps, children’s homes, and schools in Condom (Gers), Le Chambon‐sur‐Lignon (Haute‐Loire) and Figeac (Lot), his teachers and classmates there, his escape to Switzerland, immigration to the United States, memorials to the ...

The Wildmann family letters consist of correspondence among Heinrich, Rebecca, Manfred, Hannelore, Margot, and Hugo Wildmann. The letters describe camp conditions, health and sanitary concerns, and food availability at the concentration camps at Rivesaltes and Le Barcarès, Heinrich’s situation at a hospital in Perpignan, Manfred’s situation at the children’s home in Grammont, and the family’s efforts ...

Contains Danielle Alix Morris's personal memoir and a photocopy of her mother's arrestrecord. Danielle Alix Morris's memoir describes her move closer to the Swiss border after Germany annexed Alsace and hiding in the countryside of France. This collection also includes excerpts from her mother's memoir which describe Gestapo interrogation, experiences in Drancy, deportations to Auschwitz, and her father's ...

The papers consist of seven photographs and two documents relating to the Saias family and their experiences in France before and during World War II and documenting Louna and Issac Saias' [donor's parents] deportation to the Drancy transit camp and then to Auschwitz concentration camp.

Grâce à ses recherches Claude Watteel a pu retrouver deux portraits de Jeanine Khaiete, victime de la Shoah en 1943. Jean, le frère de Jeanine, a donné son autorisation pour la diffusion de ces documents sur le portail des Archives départementales de la Somme et du texte de Claude Watteel. Claude Watteel décrit en quelques lignes le destin tragique de Jeanine Khaiete et de sa famille : "La famille ...

14:54 The witness, Michel Cojot Goldberg, explains the motivation for his trip to Bolivia in 1975, in which he planned to assassinate Barbie but found himself incapable of pulling the trigger; he describes meeting Barbie and talking to him 15:03 Prosecutor Klarsfeld asks the witness why he did not kill Barbie when he had the chance; the witness explains that the service to France would be greater were ...

Consists of untitled memoir, 41 pages, written by Wilhelm Schlesinger and detailing his experiences during the Holocaust. Dr. Schlesinger, a Jewish Communist from Vienna, describes his experiences in Drancy, Auschwitz, Gross-Rosen, and Buchenwald, as well as his experiences in post-war Vienna. Includes English translation. Collection also includes an announcement of Dr. Schlesinger's 1949 graduation ...

Edith Mayer (1929-2017) was born Edith Moses on September 20, 1929 in Glan-Münchweiler, Germany, to Ludwig Moses (April 10, 1901-June 1947), a farmer, and Martha Heilbronn Moses (September 27, 1905-September 1942), a housewife. In March 1939, she was sent on an Œuvre de secours aux enfants (OSE) children's transport to France and spent time in a children's home. Sponsored by the American Friends Service ...

The collection consists of twenty drawings by Fiszel Zylberberg-Zber of an internment camp in Beaune-la-Rolande, France, two aquarelles by Jacques Gotko (Yankelli Gotkovski) of an internment camp in Compiègne, France, and a watercolor by an unknown artist of the transit camp in Drancy, France.

A history of the UGIF, created by Vichy in 1941 in order to assemble all Jews in France under one roof. Discusses the backgrounds of the leaders of UGIF and the split within the Jewish elite. The organization's first task was to provide for Jews in the French internment camps, and also in Drancy after it began receiving Jews in August 1941. In reaction to the roundups in summer 1942, the UGIF tried ...

The papers consist of 2 documents issued by "Ministere des Anciens Combattants et Victimes de Guerre" in Paris. The first document, along with a second vintage copy of the original, states that Leo Laboschiner [donor's uncle] was arrested in Nice, France, interned in Drancy transit camp, deported August 28, 1942 "in direction of Auschwitz." The second document, also issued by the above-mentioned organization ...

Dzięki współpracy z różnymi instytucjami pokrewnymi na świecie zbiory Muzeum wzbogaciły się o kopie list transportowych osób deportowanych do KL Auschwitz z różnych miejsc ich koncentracji. Dotyczy to głównie deportacji Żydów. Wymienić tu należy: • listy transportowe Żydów deportowanych do KL Auschwitz z obozu w Drancy pod Paryżem; • listy transportowe Żydów deportowanych do KL Auschwitz z obozu w ...