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Contains two memoirs entitled, "The Journey" and "My Liberation," about Frederica Muller's experiences in Auschwitz, on a death march from Neustadt-Oberschlesien to Gross Rosen during a snowstorm, as well as her experiences in Mauthausen and her liberation in Bergen-Belsen.

Photocopied documents. Contains copies of documents from when Rose Gruenapfel testified against war criminals in trial in occupied Germany, October 1945, as well as pre-war family photos, and text of translated pages from her diary, which she kept at Neustadt-Gleve concentration camp.

Nathan Rohloff (Natan Roloff) was Dagmar Phillips and Aviva Zylberberg’s paternal grandfather. The Roloff family lived in Riga, Latvia and Natan was an activist in the boy scouts movement. Natan’s son, Joachim Roloff married Thea Raudis. Their daughter Aviva was born in April 1940 and Dagmar in November 1941. After the German invasion of the USSR, the daughters stayed with their mother until sometime ...

The collection consists of eleven drawings created by Halina Olszewski (later Olomucki) during and after the Holocaust as her eyewitness testimony of people and scenes she saw and experienced in the Warsaw ghetto in Poland and as a prisoner in Majdanek, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Ravensbruck, and Neustadt-Glewe concentration camps.

The collection consists of 147 drawings, 47 oil paintings, and 135 mixed material pieces of artwork created by Halina Olomucki based upon her experiences in the Warsaw ghetto in Poland and as a prisoner and death march survivor of Majdanek, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Ravensbruck, and Neustadt concentration camps during the Holocaust.

Zivilprozesse (C); Strafprozesse (Cs, Ds, DLs); Entschuldungsverfahren (LwE); Konkurse (N); Handelsregister (HRA/HRB); Güterrechtsregister (GR); Vereinsregister (VR); Genossenschaftsregister (GnR); Binnenschifffahrtsregister (BsR); Erbscheine, Nachlassakten (VI); Vormundschaften/Pflegschaften (VII); Fürsorgeerziehung (XII). Zuständiges Registergericht für die Amtsgerichtsbezirke Bad Dürkheim, Frankenthal, ...

Selma Kahn was born on 23 October 1888 in Berlichingen as Selma Gottlieb. She grew up in a religious Jewish family that felt fully integrated into the rural community. In 1920 she married Josef Kahn and moved to Adelsheim where they owned a bookshop. Selma Kahn was interested in literature from early childhood and wrote poetry and prose from an early age. In 1921 the couple's only son Michael was born. ...

Collectie 094f: Collectie dossiers afkomstig uit de archieven van de Omnia-Treuhandgesellschaft m.b.H., de Deutsche Revisions- und Treuhand A.G. (Zweigniederlassung Den Haag) en de Wirtschaftsprüfstelle > Liquidatie van joodse bedrijven en personen > Verzameldossiers van geliquideerde joodse personen en bedrijven

Salek Rosendorn (Salomon, 1913-1972) was born on 25 August 1913 in Łódź, Poland to Hersz and Masha Rosendorn. He had seven siblings: Abraham, David (d. 1940), Ida (b. 1905), Leon (b. 1908), Malka (b. 1899), Mietek (b. 1902), and Noah. Hersz was a tailor and all of his children learned the trade. Salek’s brothers Abraham and David moved to Berlin in 1919 to open a tailor shop called Rosendorn Brothers. ...

Verschijnt 1x per 3 maanden v. ; 25 cm