Consists of a Prämienschein, or coupon, issued to Samuel Katzman for good work in the Gross Rosen concentration camp.

- akta administracyjne (normatywy dyrektora Głównej Komisji, plany i sprawozdania, materiały z posiedzeń, dokumentacja przeprowadzonych kontroli, opracowania problemowe, kores pondencja dotycząca działalności śledczej, korespondencja dotycząca robotników przymusowych III Rzeszy, więźniów obozów koncentracyjnych i więźniów politycznych okresu stalinowskiego, materiały z konferencji, sesji i narad, akta ...

Contains lists of camps, lists of KL Gross-Rosen prisoners, file of the Gross-Rosen camp, interrogations of former prisoners of Gross-Rosen and sub-camps in Miłoszyce and Laskowice, inspection report of the camp, investigation of the mass grave in Rogoźnica, exhumations and examination of corpses, lists of war graves, and correspondence regarding prisoners of war.

SMUTNÝ B., Alois Haase, Trutnov (1746)1832-1946. Inventář, 1980, 47 s., ev. č. 533.

Consists of a memoir, 15 pages, relating Sam Silberberg's memories of a death march, between the Blechhammer concentration camp and the Gross-Rosen concentration camp, that took place in late January 1945. Mr. Silberberg managed to escape the death march after one week and reunited with his mother, who was hiding in Neisse, Germany (Nysa, Poland), as an Aryan. His father, who was also on the march ...

Describes Marcel Lubash’s (b. 1922 in Rzeszow, Poland) experiences in the Lwów ghetto and Janowska concentration camp; death of his parents; activities he undertook for the Polish Underground Army; internment in Gross-Rosen, Mauthausen, and Sachsenhausen; a death march; his liberation and immigration to Israel in 1949; and his testimony at a trial in Chicago of an SS guard, named Kulle, at Gross-R ...

Includes a facsimile of Maḥzor Rosh ha-Shanah hand-written by Rabbi Naftali Stern from memory in Wolfsberg labor camp, part of the Gross-Rosen concentration camp network. ix, 91 pages : illustrations (some color), color map ; 31 cm

Copyright Holder: Ms. Daniella Gross

Chaim Piotrkowski was born in 1927 in Łódź. He survived the Łódź ghetto, Auschwitz-Birkenau, and Lieberose and relocated to Israel after the war. Hercko (Hersz) Ciesluk was born in 1916 in Stawiska, Poland, and survived the Białystok ghetto, Bliżyn labor camp, Lieberose, Gross Rosen, and Mauthausen.

This is a photocopy of Oskar Schindler's list of Jewish workers who were employed by him at the concentration camp Gross Rosen and the work camp Brünnlitz. Inclusion on the list was a guarantee of safety. The list includes the names of 297 women and 800 men, the women's names being listed alphabetically. The list is thought to be a jumble of inaccuracies, false birth dates, and altered identities. ...

Henia Schiff (1924-1990, née Ring) was born on 3 March 1924 in Krzepice, Poland to Zelek (Zeleg or Zalek, b. 1895) and Sarah Feige (or Sura née Watchman) Ring. Her parents married in 1919. She had at least one older sibling, Henoch (b. 1920). Krzepice was a small town that was more than 40 percent Jewish. Her father worked as a cattle trader. After the German invasion of Poland in September 1939, the ...

A letter written by Stefan Kowalinski in Gross Rosen concentration camp is addressed to his wife Marie Kowalinski and their family, dated May 7, 1944. The letter thanks Marie for the package she sent him and inquires about other acquaintances.

In leren fototas ingebouwde ontvangstapparatuur, volgens summiere gegevens behorende aan Karel Caspar Simons, lid van de verzetsgroep Raad van Verzet (geboren te Amsterdam op 29 november 1912 - overleden in concentratiekamp Gross-Rosen op 29 december 1944).

Contains a map labeled in the lower right quadrant with graphite line. Handwritten label, in graphite, lower right edge, reads: "Mit Bleistift angezeichnet 'Todesmarsch' in Oberschlesien von Blechhammer nach Jauer (Gross Rosen) 23. Jan.-10 February 1945." Drawn in pencil: "Death March" in Upper Silesia from Blechhammer sub-camp of Auschwitz concentration camp to Jauer ([sub-camp of] Gross-Rosen [concentration ...

Copyright Holder: Ms. Joan Litt

Paul Rosenberg was born in Krakow, Poland, to a Jewish couple. On September 1, 1939, Germany invaded Poland and occupied Krakow. At an unknown date, Paul was transported to Auschwitz concentration camp and assigned prisoner number 194446. He was eventually transferred to Gross-Rosen concentration camp and woprked as slave labor in one or more subcamps. Paul became friends with anohter inmate, Josef ...

Edith Birkin was born in Prague in 1927. In 1941, she was sent with her parents to the ghetto of Łódź, Poland. In 1944, she was sent to Auschwitz and then to Christianstadt, a sub-camp of Gross-Rosen. In Jan. 1945, she was sent on a death march to Flossenbürg. After spending a short time there, she was transported to Bergen-Belsen, where she was at the time of its liberation. After the Holocaust, ...

Frida Rabenstein was born on 5 September 1927 in Veliká Kopana (Podkarpatska Rus, Czechoslovakia) to Serena and Solomon Jozsef. She had nine siblings. Her parents owned a flower and oil mill. In April 1944 her family was sent to the ghetto. She was then deported to Auschwitz and housed in Lager C. She was then transferred to the Breslau-Hundsfeld work camp to work in an ammunition factory. As the Soviet ...

The collection consists of a concentration camp uniform jacket, pants, and cap and two publications relating to the experiences of Jakob Lewkowicz in forced labor camps and Blechhammer, Gross-Rosen, Buchenwald, and Schörzingen concentration camps during the Holocaust.

Contains two memoirs entitled, "The Journey" and "My Liberation," about Frederica Muller's experiences in Auschwitz, on a death march from Neustadt-Oberschlesien to Gross Rosen during a snowstorm, as well as her experiences in Mauthausen and her liberation in Bergen-Belsen.