Freddy Schumer collection
Comprised primarily of school documents, such as report cards, exam booklets, rosters, and a dossier, relating to the experiences of Freddy Schumer (formerly Siegfried Schumer, b. 1929) as a student in Malonne, Belgium at the Institut Saint-Berthuin under the false identity "Francois Demblon" while he resided at an orphanage with his younger brother, who also adopted a false identity, "Jacques Demblon." Additional documents include postcards, postwar packs of letters and information about Jewish orphans, and handwritten and typed correspondence with US Army Chaplains Judah Nadich, Morris Sandhaus, and Max Routtenberg. There is also a bound photograph album featuring Schumer family photographs.
- EHRI
- Archief
- us-005578-irn724505
- Namur (Belgium)
- Schumer, Freddy.
- Correspondence.
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