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Office of War Information poster 76 titled "This is the Enemy" depicting a Nazi supporter thrusting a sword through a bible.

Elie Wiesel National Institute for the Study of Holocaust in Romania http://www.inshr-ew.ro/ro/

Collection includes instruction from 29 December 1941 by commissar of Hrushka district regarding registration and marking of the Jewish population, as well as prohibition to the Jews to convert into Christianity and to change their names (file 2, p. 11).

Elie Wiesel National Institute for the Study of Holocaust in Romania http://www.inshr-ew.ro/ro/

The document apparently comprises 3 transcribed, typescript extracts from a (Danish?) periodical entitled <em>Dagens Nyheder</em>, issue 18 November 1934. <br /><br />Three extracts from<em> Dagens Nyheder</em>, covering such subjects as the renaissance of German culture; the celebration of Nordic heroes; and the necessity to extricate Christianity from its oriental and Jewish influences.<br />

<p>The Oppenheimers of Schwedt were a Christian family of Jewish heritage. The father, Ernst (Emil) Oppenheimer (1866-1942) converted to Christianity in his late 30's and married Magdalena Lewinsohn whose mother was Christian and father was Jewish. As the race laws in Germany affected all 'non-Aryans', all but two of the eight children left the country in 1939. Two emigrated to Sweden with the help ...

The archival material covers the 19th and 20th centuries and includes the proceedings and decisions taken by the Metropolitan Council; general correspondence with the Greek authorities, foreign consulates, local ecclesiastical councils, other religious communities, as well as the Jewish Community of Thessaloniki and individuals. Among other topics are the relations with the Jewish community and cases ...

Consists of one photograph album containing pre-war, wartime, and post-war photographs of the extended Kliger family, originally of Germany and Austria. Includes correspondence and documentation regarding Evelyn Kliger, who was sent to England on a Kindertransport in 1939, while her parents, Josef and Katherina Kliger, escaped from Vienna to Switzerland. Includes letters from Evelyn in England to her ...

INT, German Lutheran church service in New Jersey, LS of Pastor before his congregation, then MS and CUs with sound as he speaks to them in German saying in effect that Christianity is never mass movement. Clear caution that belief comes from heart of each individual and people need to be wary of being swept up by leader and mass rallies.

Contains information about the life of Rosa Taubman Budick in Poland before the Holocaust, the antisemitism she experienced from Poles, the ghetto in Kraków, Poland, her experiences while working for the SS in a prison, the Jewish police in the Kraków ghetto, living under an assumed identity, and liberation by the Red Army. Also included is a photograph of Taubman family members in Kraków circa ...

Estate of Ilse von Twardowski-Conrat, in the Archive of the City of Munich, 1898-1942&#x0D; &#x0D; Painter Ilse Beate von Twardowski was born in Vienna on 20/01/1880. Her parents, who converted to Christianity in 1852, had her baptized to Christianity (Evangelist) when she was a baby. She received her art training in Brussels. She married Ernst von Twardowski in 1910 and moved in his footsteps from ...

Consists of copies of correspondence and poetry written by Bela Trebitsch, a Hungarian man who converted to Christianity during the war, spent most of the war in a forced labor battalion, and was deported to Bergen-Belsen in January 1945. The correspondence and poetry, written from Bergen-Belsen in 1945, describes his search for his daughter, Valeria, who had also been deported into Germany. Also includes ...