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Soms ook vermeld als "elf trawlers" (bouwnrs 227-237) met bouwnr 237 als geannuleerd. Bouwnrs 231-236 soms ook vermeld als "op andere Nederlandse werven gebouwd". Vier afgebouwd: <br/>- bouwnr 227: 'Antares' <br/>- bouwnr 228: 'Artan' <br/>- bouwnr 229: 'Gleiwitz', naar Antwerpen, later 'Monty' <br/>- bouwnr 230: 'Rugen', naar Antwerpen, later 'Comte de Hainault'

Louis Sommer was born in Izbugya, Hungary and emigrated to the United States in 1899. He settled in Omaha, Nebraska where he owned a grocery business at the intersection of Dodge Street and 49th Street. Louis and his brother Harry visited their father Barnath and extended family and friends in Humenne, Slovakia in March 1932. They recorded Jewish families and businesses with a movie camera. Bernard ...

The Maria Lichtsztejn and Sarah Montard collection contains personal narratives by Maria and Sarah describing their experiences during the Holocaust. Three copies of a memoir written by Maria is comprised in this collection, including translations in Yiddish, English, and French. In it, Maria describes her and Sarah’s second arrest in 1944, their internment at Drancy, and deportation to Auschwitz. ...

Memoirs of a Jew, born as Zisa Fried in Khust (then Slovakia, now Ukraine) in 1928. He was deported in 1944 with his family to Auschwitz, where he worked in IG-Farben's Buna plant. His parents perished in Auschwitz. In January 1945, he and his brothers were taken on the death march to Gleiwitz and then on a ten-day journey by train with 10,000 others to Nordhausen (the Mittelbau-Dora camp), without ...

Reel 3. Marketplace in Humenne with tents and shops. The Klein family's shop was located across from this market. Peasants from the local villages traveled to Humenne on Mondays and Fridays to sell their wares. Local policemen pose for the camera with one of the American relatives (Louis or Harry Sommer in a dark suit and hat). Cousins stand before their leather goods shop owned by uncle Jacob Grossman. ...

Reel 4. Women and children from the Sommer and Klein families in alley and doorway of house; they walk towards the camera. Some gather in BG (VQ: fuzzy). Children and women in a group. CU, children slowly walk towards camera. 02:00:43 Pan (left to right), men posing (all in suits, hats, overcoats), glimpse of an automobile next to them. Women and children at family's storefront; pan (left to right) ...

Bestandsbeschreibung Wachpersonal und Vollstreckungspläne 1940-1943 (3), Häftlingsnachweise und Belegungs‧bücher 1941-1945 (13), Lebensmittelverwaltung 1940-1945 (2), Häftlingskartei 1945 (37) Zitierweise BArch R 137-V/...

Geschichte des Bestandsbildners Biografische Angaben: 03.09.1903 geboren in Gleiwitz (Oberschlesien/Gliwice, Polen) 1921 - 1925 Studium der Rechtswissenschaften, Kunst- und Literaturgeschichte an den Universitäten in München, Kiel und Breslau, Promotion zum Dr. jur. 1926 Gerichtsreferendar 1929 Assessor, danach Niederlassung als Rechtsanwalt in Breslau; Mitglied der KPD 1930 Ausschluss aus der schlesischen ...

This collection contains documents relating the post-war Dutch mission to identify missing persons during the German occupation (witness statements). Including are records on deportation of Jews during the so-called Cosel transports (today: Koźle (Poland) into forced labor camps of Blechhammer (Auschwitz IV), Bobrek, Neukirch, Seibersdorf, Schoppinitz (Szopienice, Katowice district, Poland), Ottmuth, ...

Consists of one letter written by Vilma Grunwald to her husband, Dr. Kurt Grunwald, on July 11, 1944, while she was imprisoned in the Czech family camp at Auschwitz. The letter was written shortly before Vilma and her 16 year old son, John, were taken on trucks to the gas chambers. In the letter, she describes that she is aware of her impending fate, that she is calm, and thinking about him and about ...