The collection contains interviews with two women about their upbringing and experiences during World War II in Poland and in Auschwitz during the winter of 1941/42, and about life in Sweden after the end of the war. Transcripts of the interviews, photographs, and maps of the places mentioned in the interviews are also included in the collection.

Aanwezig in Archief 250d (Kampen en gevangenissen buiten Nederland), inventarisnummer 661

Translation of: Otritsanie otritsanija, ili, Bitva pod Aushvitsem : debaty o demografii i geopolitike Kholokosta. x, 345 p. : ill. ; 25 cm

Geschichte des Bestandsbildners Bestandsgeschichte Im Zuge von Rückführungen deutscher Akten aus den USA, die dort nach einem dem Einheitsaktenplan (EAP) der Wehrmacht zu Grunde liegenden Schema alfa-numerisch geordnet worden waren, gelangte der Bestand im Jahre 1962 in das Bundesarchiv. Nach der Eingliederung des sogenannten NS-Archivs des Ministeriums für Staatssicherheit der DDR (1990) und des ehemaligen ...

Includes bibliographical references (pages 160-161). 161 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 30 cm

Mozes Gobits (Amsterdam, 7-2-1886 - Auschwitz, 25-7-1942). Oorlogsslachtoffer. De joodse meubelmaker Mozes Gobits woonde tijdens de bezetting in Den Haag (waarschijnlijk in de Hugo Verrieststraat) samen met zijn Duitse, uit Heiligenstadt afkomstige, niet-joodse echtgenote Ida Maria Rosa Gobits-Hüttenmüller (1902-1989) en hun twee (door de Duitsers als niet-Joods beschouwde) dochters, Ingeborg Edith ...

Wyd. 2., rozsz. 248 pages, 16 unnumbered leaves of plates : illustrations ; 20 cm

Reunion of child survivors, now adults, of Auschwitz concentration camp (this appears to be taking place during the 1960s). VS, CUs, faces of men and women as they greet each other again for the first time since their time spent together in the concentration camp. VS, scenes of liberation of orphaned children (back in the 1940s). Children on buses, leaving the camps and being sent to new lives after ...

Inge Salomon Meyer Kamp, ebrea tedesca, nata a Colonia 95 anni fa, ricordi in queste pagine la sua odissea iniziata all'indomani della Notte dei Cristalli, il 10 novembre 1938. Fu allora che lei, il marito, i suoceri, e i suoi due bambini si rifugariono in Olanda. Qui, i Kamp vissero abbastanza serenamente fino all'occupazione tedesca e alla conseguente introduzione dell leggi antiebraiche, che finorono ...

Archief 249-0090B: Dossier - Bemiddelingsbureau Slachtoffers Naziregiem

Archief van D.I. Gazan. David Isaäk (David) Gazan, geboren Holten - overleden Auschwitz 11 februari 1944. Jodenvervolging. David Gazan, als jongeling ondergedoken in zijn woonplaats Holten, werd in september 1943 gearresteerd. Hij werd tegelijk met vier broers en zussen en zijn moeder in het concentratiekamp Auschwitz omgebracht. De vader van David Gazan was Gompert (Herman) Gazan, geboren Den Ham ...

Consists of a photocopy of one typed memoir, 13 pages, entitled "I was in Oświęcim," by Erna Low. In the memoir, written as she was traveling to the United States after the war, Mrs. Low describes her arrest and deportation in 1944, first to Drancy and then to Auschwitz with her husband and daughter. All three survived the initial selection. Mrs. Low describes living and working conditions, her memory ...

Archief 270c: Proces Eichmann

Katalog der Konzentrationslager-Dokumente, die sich bei dem International Tracing Service Allied High Commission for Germany befinden. Hrsg. v. d. Allied High Commission for Germany (HIOG), Bad Arolsen 1951. Catalogue of Concentration Camp Records held by the International Tracing Service, ed. Allied High Commission for Germany, Bad Arolsen 1951. In der Nummernkartei (x.x.x.5) wurden alle Hinweiskarten ...

Inwentarz książkowy

Walter Hotz (1917-1974) was born in 1917. He studied law and worked as a court official (Amtsgerichtsrat). He was an associate judge at the First Frankfurt Auschwitz trial. He died in 1974. The bequest contains documents originating from Hotz's time as a judge at the Landgericht Frankfurt (Main). The records mainly regard his participation at the proceedings against Mulka and others (4 Ks 2/63). As ...

Karl Höcker (1911-2000) was born in Engershausen, Germany, on December 11, 1911, as the youngest of six children. His father, Heinrich Höcker, was a construction worker and was killed in World War I. His mother, Louise Höcker (nee Unger) struggled to support the family. Höcker worked as an assistant cashier and office worker at banks in Lubbecke. He joined the SS in 1933 and the Nazi party in 1937. ...

Notifications about the deaths of Poles imprisoned in concentration camps (including KL Lublin, KL Auschwitz, KL Ravensbruck), prisoner-of-war camps and prisons (prison in Lublin).