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The envelope is addressed to Mrs. Martin Stern in Lansdale, Pa., from her stepmother, Rebos Markusz, in Hungary. Three Hungarian stamps are adhered as well as two censor labels. The envelope also bears the stamp of the British censor.

Consists of two documents, described as follows: .1 Certificate: issued in Lithuania as proof of membership in Partisan movement against Nazi occupation; handwritten in black ink, black ink inscription on left side with circular black ink stamp, black ink stamp with handwritten entries in upper left, two blue ink spots at top left and top right; circa July 1944; in Russian and Lithuanian .2 Affidavit: ...

Postcards (9), sent from and sent to a variety of individuals in different concentration camps, internment camps, labor camps, or ghettos. Includes postcards from Izbica, Auschwitz-Birkenau, the Ilag VII internment camp in Laufen (Upper Bavaria), Ravensbrück, and the Łódź ghetto. Also includes one postcard sent to a German army officer at the front, with an ink stamp at the bottom reading "Die Juden ...

Met index. 176 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.

Work card issued to Francisca Sternlieb by Romanian Government, dated 1942-1943; with stamps and photograph. Identification card issued to Francisca Sternlieb by Romanian Government; with stamps and photograph. Envelope from Geneva, Switzerland, addressed to "Herrn Isaac Rozentuler, Edinita, Jud, Hotin, Bessarabien," postmarked 2 April 1942.

LC copy has ink stamp on t.p.: "Nationalsoz. Deutsche Arbeiterpartei. Ortsgruppe Rom". Also has ink stamp on back fly-leaf: "Lieferung Theodor Bangert ... Hamburg". 184 pages : illustrations, map ; 21 cm

Consists of one permit to stay in Japan issued to "Rys Berkowicz" (donor), one postcard, sent to the donor in Vilnius from Warsaw, with Nazi censorship stamp; two postcards sent to the donor in Kobe from family and friend; and four envelopes with Nazi censorship stamps sent to the donor in Vilnius from friends in Warsaw who perished in the Holocaust.

Leslie Dockray (1898-1993) was the son of Edwin Dockray, who had inherited the family tobacco business, which ultimately wasn't successful. After a traumatic childhood involving family separation and upheaval from an early age, Leslie eventually settled back in Yorkshire where he spent most of his working years as assistant clerk and steward at the East Riding Mental Hospital, Beverley, Yorkshire. ...

Two postcards sent to Cesia Greenberg in Brooklyn, NY from Regina Weinman in Warsaw, Poland, March 31, 1940, October 12, 1941. The first postcard regards obtaining an affidavit of support for Zdzislaw Weinman. The second postcard inquires about not receiving a letter from Cesia in a while, and asks after friends or family members. Both postcards are stamped with Wehrmacht censor stamps, and the postcard ...