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De Griffie Interparlementaire Betrekkingen vormt de ambtelijke ondersteuning van de delegaties die vanuit de Staten-Generaal worden afgevaardigd naar de vergaderingen van verschillende internationale organisaties, voornamelijk in het verband van militaire bondgenootschappen (NAVO, WEU) en economische samenwerking (Benelux, Europese Gemeenschap). Het archief bestaat voornamelijk uit correspondentie, ...

This collection consists of one letter and ten publications, including Belgian and international war-time and immediate post-war newspapers (Volk en Staat, Het Algemeen Nieuws, Het Belang van Limburg, La Libre Belgique, Der Mitteldeutsche, The Western Daily Press and Bristol Mirror) as well as propagandistic and/or anti-Semitic booklets (“Terreur tegen paus en Vaticaan”, “Dat had Europa van het Bolsjewisme ...

Rosemarie Ingberg was born in Ixelles, Brussels, on 20 October 1938, as the daughter of Majlech Ingberg and Dwojra Sosnowski. In 1941, Majlech became a member of the resistance, distributing several clandestine newspapers. All three Ingberg-Sosnowski family members survived the war. In 1953, the Belgian state officially awarded Majlech with the title of resistance fighter. He also received two medals ...

This scrap book contains hundreds of clippings from presumably French, Belgian and Italian newspapers on the trial of Adolf Eichmann.

This collection contains : uniform trousers in blue and white striped canvas, fastened with mismatched buttons and a waistband lined with white canvas, worn in an unidentified concentration camp by an unidentified political prisoner ; grey tweed suit jacket, closed with a button and safety pin (other buttons missing, sleeve buttons present), number 867291 inscribed on a strip of white cloth pinned ...

Two pictures of members of the Bibersztein-Teperman family.

The House of Mercy (Maison de la Miséricorde/Huis van Barmhartigheid) in Heverlee was erected in 1893 as a refuge for abandoned children. During the Second World War, the catholic nuns who ran the home, hid over 70 Jewish children at the institute. The House of Mercy today is a school, Don Bosco Groenveld.