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Consists of one letter, dated September 24, 1944, written by Josef Jasny, prisoner number 22088 from Sachsenhausen/ Oranienburg, to his wife Gertrud and their children, who were living in Toruń, Poland,

Contains information about inmates in Theresienstadt, Birkenau, Sachsenhausen, and Oranienburg concentration camps.

284 pages ; 20 cm

Aflevering van Reveille, informatieblad Rode Kruis, 1946

Testimony. Photocopy of typescript, 26 pages, titled "My Dream? By Louis Weintraub, as told to Technical Sgt. A.W. Schenk," 27 pages. Account of Weintraub, from his hometown of Łódź, to imprisonment at Auschwitz, Oranienburg (Sachsenhausen), and Buchenwald, and of liberation by Americans, including Schenk. Includes two photos of Larry Wayne.

Contains eight photographs, dated 1939 to 1947, showing Simai Győrgy, born in Budapest, Hungary in 1925. She was arrested and eventually deported to Ravensbrück concentration camp and then Spandau to perform slave labor, before being transffered to Oranienburg slave labor camp, where she was liberated in May 1945. After returning to Budapest, Győrgy met and married Ference Polgar, ultimately immigrating ...

The collection consists of ten images of Carl H. Knuemann during and after World War II. Also included in the collection is an image of a former professor of Carl H. Knuemann, Dr. Steinhaeuser, and an image of Alboin Gunther, the sales director of the firm Kirst and Sons that supplied ovens to the Oranienburg concentration camp, and his family.

Papers from a workshop held November 2008, Oranienburg and Fürstenberg. 230 p. ; 22 cm.