Overdruk uit: Dutch Jewish history. P. 421-432 ; 22 cm.

Repr. from : The Wiener library bulletin; 1973/74, vol. 27 = New series ; no. 30/31. 6 p. ; 23 cm.

Consists of interviews conducted by the Jewish Democratic Committee’s Association of Widows and War Orphans (IOVR) with the Holocaust survivors after the war.

Contains 15 case histories relating to Romanian orphan children. Compiled by the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee office in Bucharest, Romania, the histories contain information on deportations to Transnistria, the treatment of Jewish children in ghettos, and the care of orphans after the war. Also included are photographs of the children.

Documentation of the Jewish Democratic Committee Association of Jewish Widows and [War] Orphans (IOVR) in Romania, 1948

The Committee for War Foster Children (Commissie voor Oorlogspleegkinderen) was established by the Dutch government on 13 August 1945 with the objective of ensuring that the fate of the children orphaned as a result of the war and the Holocaust be secured in the children's best interest. The stance taken by the committee was controversial from the outset. Jewish groups felt that they were under represented ...

Contains reports, minutes, remarks to reports, inspection reports, kitchen inventory, kitchen menu, financial statements, correspondence, and a variety of documents relating to the work of the CENTOS kitchens and boarding houses between 1941-1942, in the ghetto in Warsaw, Poland. Records document virtually all aspects of CENTOS kitchens activities, including organizational structure, kitchen expenses, ...

Consists of one post-war photograph taken of a group of orphan children in Poland in 1946. The children are posing in front of pressed leaves.

Geïnterviewde 04 is kind van een Nederlandse militair en een Indonesische moeder, verwekt tijdens de koloniale oorlog 1946-1949 in Indonesië. De geïnterviewde is geboren in Surabaya, Java. De geïnterviewde was het vierde kind in het gezin. Zijn (Indische) moeder was met 3 kleine kinderen achtergebleven toen haar (Armeense) man werd vermoord door de Japanners. Na de Bersiap periode werkte zij in de ...

Geïnterviewde 05 is kind van een Nederlandse militair en een Indische moeder, verwekt tijdens de koloniale oorlog 1946-1949 in Indonesië. De geinterviewde en zijn tweelingbroer V. zijn geboren in Surabaya, Java. Het Oral History interview met hun biologische vader, Vader_NL_08, is te vinden bij Project Oorlogsliefdekind: de soldatenvaders. Als de tweeling, de geïnterviewde en V., wordt geboren, is ...

Introduction / Frank Biess -- Defining the postwar -- The persistence of "the postwar" : Germany and Poland / Norman M. Naimark -- Feelings in the aftermath : toward a history of postwar emotions / Frank Biess -- In the aftermath of camps / Samuel Moyn -- Public and private memories -- Nothing is forgotten : individual memory and the myth of the Great Patriotic War / Lisa A. Kirschenbaum -- Neither ...

Consists of six photographs of Jewish orphans, including Joseph (Zelikovich) Zeller, who found refuge in England following the war; and one copyprint of the Zelikovich family before the war.

Uitg. van de Stichting Wezen uit Nederlands-Indië. 288 p. : illustrations ; 22 cm

The Shoshannah Gallowski Fine papers consist of Allied Expeditionary Forces Displaced Persons (A.E.F D.P.) registration records, administrative records, correspondence, photographs, and printed materials documenting Fine's work with orphaned Jewish children and displaced persons at Kloster Indersdorf (Kibbutz Dror) and in Great Britain after the Holocaust. The papers also contain addresses given by ...

Consists of pre-war and post-war (1930's-1950's) documents, photographs, a photograph album, and correspondence pertaining to Henri Moskow and his family. The collection includes pre-war family photographs, documents, and correspondence attesting to his resistance activities in France.

Documentation of the local authorities in Kiev, 1930-1946
 
 Included in the collection:
 
 - Appeals to the authorities by Red Army soldiers and disabled soldiers, regarding housing in Kiev;
 - Declarations and official correspondence with the authorities by Jews who returned to Kiev from the East or from the evacuation, regarding the restitution of homes they owned before ...

Photocopies of family papers, in French, relating to the eligibility of donor's nephew, Robert Kreidelman, for a war-orphan pension. Also contains evidence that donor's relatives were killed at Auschwitz.

An unprecedented aspect of Nazi genocide in World War II was the cold and deliberate decision not to spare the children. Jewish children, first driven into the ghettos, were marked for total destruction as part of the "Final Solution" once it was put into effect, in 1942. Gentile children were starved, killed, or Germanized in order to reduce the Polish nation to a small complement of semi-literate ...

Hadassah Bimko (later Rosensaft) was born on August 26, 1912, in Sosnowiec, Poland. In 1935, Hadassah received her doctorate in dental surgery and began a career as a dentist. In September 1939, she was living with her family in Sosnowiec, Poland, when Nazi Germany invaded and occupied the country. In 1943, Hadassah, her 5.5 year old son, and her parents were sent to Auschwitz concentration camp. Her ...

Collection of the Le-Ezrath Ha-Jeled (Le-Ezrat Ha-Yeled, Help to the Child) organization, the Netherlands, 1945-1964
 
 The Jewish non-profit organization, Le-Ezrath Ha-Jeled (Help to the Child), was established after the war with the aim of taking care of Jewish foster children; the children were hurled into a sensitive situation concerning their Judaism, being that many of them had lived ...