Contains a Belgian identity card for Anna Hoffman. Anna Hoffman was born on March 2, 1891 in Cernauti, Ukraine, and was arrested by the Gestapo in Brussels, Belgium, on March 3, 1943. She was sent to the Malines transit camp and deported by the 20th convoy to Auschwitz where she was gassed on arrival.

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Israel Sjouwerman was deported to Mechelen Malines transit camp near Brussels, Belgium, in 1942. On September 12, 1942, he was deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp where upon arrival on September 14 1942, all but 45 men on the convoy were gassed.

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The papers include descriptions of the tankards from experts at museums in Frankfurt and Munich; photographs of the tankards; correspondence between Wiener Library staff and various institutions re the tankards.

Clyde W. Dooley, a member of the U.S. occupying forces, found the tag near the Auschwitz Concentration camp.

Carel Sternberg was a Czech law student in France when the Germans took over the country. He fled Paris on a bicycle just ahead of the German Army. He was already a part of the International Relief Association when he partnered with Varian Fry and became a central player in the Marseille, France, operation of the Emergency Rescue Committee. Carel Sternberg continued a life-long association with what ...

G. Schraa en A.W.C. Duyzings > Documentatie > Handboek: (Restricted) FM 1-10 Air Corps Field Manual, Military Intelligence identification of Japanese aircraft , Washington, 1940

Collectie 249-0366A_ENG: Inventory

A.P.J. Westenburger [levensjaren 1907-1980] > Ambtelijke bescheiden > Gravendienst opleiding > “The massacre of the Ardeatine caves: identification of the dead”. Rapport van major W. Macleod over de 335 burgerslachtoffers gevonden bij de Ardeatine grotten in de buurt van Rome.

Consists of a worker identification card issued to Mendel Rozencwajg and a photocopy of such a card issued to Rela Rozencwajg circa 1941 by the Arbeitsamt of the Łódź ghetto. Mendel and Rela Rozencwajg worked and lived there from 1941 until the time of the liquidation of the ghetto in August 1944. The cards include photographs and other vital information concerning the owners.

Prisoner of War identification bracelet issued to Lewis Lax by the International Red Cross in 1944. Law was interned by the Germans in Stalag 10B from fall 1944 until liberation in spring 1945.

Washington papers > 30. Infanterie- Division (30th Infantry Division) > Ia, Tätigkeitsbericht. Enemy operations and unit identification during the eastern campaign from the German-Lithuanian to the Russian-Latvian borders, Jun. 22- Jul.7, 1941; advance into Russia via Opochka, Novorzhev and Staraya Russa to Lovat, Jul.8- Aug. 25, 1941; offensives in the Lovat, Pola and Polomet river areas, Aug. 26- ...

Contains a student identification card for Heinrich Himmler (later Reichsfuhrer-SS Himmler) from the University of Munich, where he was enrolled from fall semester 1922 through fall semester 1924, studying political science. The identification card includes picture and signature.

The papers consist of 28 file copies of identification cards ("Kennkarte") with photographs, two file copies of identification cards without photographs, one original identification card with photograph, and two documents concerning the disposition of identification cards.

Inventaire des archives de l’office d’identification des œuvres sociales et d’assistance (1914-1977), non publié.

Contains 4689 administrative duplicates of police identification cards, called Kennkarten, issued to German Jews in the period c. 1939 – c. 1942 from several municipalities in Germany, including substantial numbers of cards from Mainz (Stadt & Land), Frankfurt A.M., Geissen, Darmstadt (Stadt & Land) and Worms.

Identification tag 7190 issued in summer 1942 to Gina Tabaczynska whil a forced laborer of the Schultz Firma in the Warsaw Ghetto. The tag was supposed to protect the owner from deportation. In November 1940, the Tabaczynski family fled Klodawa, Poland, because of the anti-Jewish persecution of the German occupaton authorities. They were later forced into the Warsaw ghetto. Gina, her parents, her brother, ...

Consists of three identification cards: identification card issued to Maurice Goldstein, 21 October 1941; forged identification card-issued to an alias, "Yves Maurice Gallois;" and a forged Identification card issued to an alias "Maurice Marchal," dated circa 15 March 1940-42.

Collectie 182_ENG: Inventory 4. > National Bureaus 4.4.2. > Department Delden

Contains fifteen photographs, identification documents, and one postcard, documenting the experiences of Jozef and Irena Smietanowski, of Warsaw. Includes German-issued identification card for Irena Smietanowska (1942), two identification cards issued to Jozef in 1939, and one issued to the couple in 1938. Also, one postcard sent to Irena Smietanowska from friends in Rovno, 1940.

The papers consist of photographs and one identification card relating to Martha Fruchter Gulyas [donor's grandmother] and her family from the time period of the Holocaust. The identification card was issued to Martha Fruchter Gulyas from the Hungarian Jewish services in 1945 in Budapest, Hungary; this was the first identification papers she received her liberation.