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Consists of a copy of a brief survivor testimony written by Linda Breder (Libusha Reich) during the American Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors in April 1983. The testimony describes Breder's deportation to Auschwitz, her participation in the "Kanada" kommando, her witness to the sabotage of the Birkenau crematoria, and her subsequent incarceration in Rechlin, a subcamp of Ravensbrück. Also included ...

The collection consists of a handmade pin and two religious medallions relating to the experiences of Nelly Kalecka (later Nina Kaleska) in Rechlin concentration camp in Germany, one of several camps where she was imprisoned during the Holocaust, and to her postwar experiences in Prague, Czechoslovakia.

Geschichte des Bestandsbildners Die Akten stammen aus Rückführungen aus den USA und Großbritannien an die Dokumentenzentrale des Militärgeschichtlichen Forschungsamtes. Von dort wurden die Akten 1968 an das Bundesarchiv, Abteilung Militärarchiv abgegeben. Bestandsbeschreibung Der Bestand umfasst hauptsächlich Arbeits- und Erprobungsberichte sowie Schriftwechsel des Kommandos der Erprobungsstellen und ...

Geschichte des Bestandsbildners Geboren am 12. Mai 1890 in Birkholz, gestorben am 1. Juli 1978 in Lemgo 1901 Eintritt in die preußische Kadettenanstalt; Mai 1910 Fliegerausbildung in Berlin-Johannisthal; 1911 Beförderung zum Leutnant befördert; 1913 Flugzeugführerlizenz; 1914-1916 Piloten- und Flugzeugführerverwendungen bei der Feldfliegertruppe; Oktober 1916 Ernennung zum Kommandeur der Jagdstaffel ...

1941-1944 Armaments specialists at conferences and weapons demonstrations, including Armaments Minister Albert Speer, Hitler, Himmer, military and industrial leaders. Reel 2: Events of 6 and 7 June, 1943, in Hillersleben, Germany. Participants in front of the conference building, talking to each other and posing for the camera. Goebbels, Speer, others, exit the building. Conference participants watch ...

Contains information about the experiences of Nina Kaleska in Auschwitz and her thoughts on Jewish-Christian relations in the years since the Holocaust. Also included is a copy of a love poem in German written during the Holocaust.