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Collectie 250d: Kampen en gevangenissen > Naoorlogse omgang met kampen en gevangenen > Geschiedschrijving, onderzoek en documentatie

Selected records from the Norwegian Ministry of Justice, Police Department, Passport Agency, Teachers Union, German Sicherheitspolizei, and SD commander of Berg and Grini internment camps. Contains records from series: Jodeboer Nordenfielske avdeling Tronheim Scandinavian Jews of Trondheim; Jodeboer sonnenfjelds Oslo og Akershus [Southern and eastern Jews outside of Oslo and Akershus], Diverse, 1942-1950 ...

bevat het Deenstalige originele krantenartikel uit de Akershus Amtstidende

<p>This collection contains papers (photocopies) relating to the fate of the Jewish family of Richard and Gisela Bernstein and their children Heinz and Susanne. Whilst the children emigrated to England as Jewish refugees fleeing the Nazi regime, their parents could not escape deportation to Auschwitz despite them moving to Oslo.</p><p>Personal papers including birth and death certificates, correspondence ...

Die Sammlung enthält: Häftlingslisten und Unterlagen betr. verschiedene Lager und Zwangsarbeit in Norwegen (Falstad, Osen) (Nachkriegsaufstellungen) Geschichte des Kriegsgefangenenlagers Falstad 1941-1945: “The Falstad building was erected by Norwegian public authorities in 1921 as a reformative school. In 1941 the German occupiers seized the school and established a prison camp at the premises. “SS ...

Silver cup engraved with the names of Erwin Rösener and Heinrich Himmler and SS bolts, manufactured by the A. Frisch firm in Oslo, Norway. Rösener joined the SA in 1926, and was accepted into the SS in 1930. He quickly advanced through the ranks, and was promoted nine times between 1930 and 1944. Rösener attained the rank of Gruppenführer (Major General) on November 9, 1941, and his final rank of Obergruppenführer ...