The only information about the author of the first report is in the final paragraph where he reminds the addressee that, as a Jew, he was imprisoned for 3 months in both Vienna and Prague without apparent reason until he managed to obtain travel permits.

The Arthur Greenleigh papers contains correspondence, reports, and various other records created by Arthur Greenleigh from the period of 1943 to 1956. From 1943-1946, Greenleigh served with the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC), and from 1946-1956, Greenleigh served with the United Service for New Americans (USNA) and the United Hias Service (HIAS). The reports and correspondence from ...

Archief 182_ENG: Inventory 4. National Bureaus 4.3. Groningen Bureau 211-214 Correspondence from the local representative of the Jewish Council for Amsterdam in Oude Pekela with the Jewish Council for Amsterdam and other representatives of the Council in Groningen about various subjects, mainly travel permits. Furthermore, various other pieces like reports.

Archief 182_ENG: Inventory 4. National Bureaus 4.3. Groningen Bureau 211-214 Correspondence from the local representative of the Jewish Council for Amsterdam in Oude Pekela with the Jewish Council for Amsterdam and other representatives of the Council in Groningen about various subjects, mainly travel permits. Furthermore, various other pieces like reports.

Archief 182_ENG: Inventory 4. National Bureaus 4.3. Groningen Bureau 211-214 Correspondence from the local representative of the Jewish Council for Amsterdam in Oude Pekela with the Jewish Council for Amsterdam and other representatives of the Council in Groningen about various subjects, mainly travel permits. Furthermore, various other pieces like reports.

Footage begins in the middle of the session. Servatius examines the witness about the "Gordon Affair." Avraham Gordon was a witness for the prosecution who testified in session 54 on 26 May 1961. In his testimony, Gordon described how he worked as a forced laborer on the villa Eichmann occupied in Budapest. Gordon testified that Eichmann and a man named Slawik beat a Hungarian Jewish boy to death for ...

Archief 182_ENG: Inventory 4. National Bureaus 4.3. Groningen Bureau 211-214 Correspondence from the local representative of the Jewish Council for Amsterdam in Oude Pekela with the Jewish Council for Amsterdam and other representatives of the Council in Groningen about various subjects, mainly travel permits. Furthermore, various other pieces like reports.

Private papers of Carl Lutz (1895-1975), a Swiss Vice-Consul in Budapest (1942-1945). The collection contains a part of Lutz's papers (another part is held by the Yad Vashem Archives) and consists of biographical materials and personal documents: CV, honors, photographs, diaries, audio recordings, and correspondence, e.g. with the US Holocaust Museum, Washington DC (1989-1990), (File 137); diplomatic ...

Harry Lerner (1913-1992) was an attorney in Omaha, NE, served in the U.S. Army during World War II, and became director of UNRRA Team 502 after the war, taking responsibility for two Jewish Displaced Persons centers in Stuttgart (Stuttgart West and Degerloch). In 1946, he married Clare Lerner (nee Smocleare, 1913-1999), who was born in London and came to Germany as a volunteer worker for the Jewish ...

Copyright Holder: Arhivele Naţionale ale României

<div>Lilli Vera Krieger, nee Jacobsohn was born in Berlin on 6 July 1922 as the second daughter of Paul Jacobsohn and Hilde (née Mayer). &nbsp;Her father owned a cardboard box factory at Alexanderplatz in Berlin, which was already funded by his father Eduard Jacobsohn. Her parents were quite well to do, regarding themselves as German not as Jewish until Hitler arrived. She came to England on the Kindertransport ...

Copyright Holder: Archivo General de la Nación (Argentina)

Copyright Holder: Magyar Országos Levéltár

Correspondence on administrative issues and the issuing certificates of Romanian citizenship to the residents of the town of Tigina' petitions by the residents of the county to become members of the organization of the “National Revival Front”; citizenship of the residents of the town of Tigina; correspondence with the Tigina police on the provision of material assistance to the families repressed ...

Diverse records of the police offices in Germany and includes plans, minutes, interrogations, bulletins, correspondence, personnel files, lists of police offices, reports and directives from the Reichsführer SS Himmler to intermediate levels and to SS Polizeiführer on lower levels. Consists of information about the organization of the Order Police (Orpo) units, Gendarmerie, indigenous formations ("Schutzmannschaften"), ...

Contains records concerning Jewish matters and the policy of local offices toward Jewish questions. It includes selected files from the following organizations: District Prefecture of the Town of Putna (1938-1946)-includes records of the revision of the citizenship of Jews, the legal status of the Jewish Community of Focşani, the forced labor of Jews, the confiscation ofJewish properties, including ...

Personal files of SS-Sturmbannführer Anton Binner along with his private correspondence. administrative files: correspondence, service assignments, promotions, lists of members of the SS Substitute Battalion of the Special Services in Lublin, orders, reports on business travel, and financial settlements. Includes a protocol on the dissolution of Sonderdienst E-Bataillon, February 22, 1941, and photographs ...

For the sake of completeness, this description contains information on the various personal papers, separate archival documents and other material from the “Document collection” of the Wiener Library, too limited in extent to describe separately. The collection constitutes the largest archive of personal papers relative to Jewish refugees from occupied Europe. By searching the database on keywords ...

Records related to the evacuation of civilians to Karaganda Region, Kazakhstan during World War II. Includes information about resettlement, employment and food supplies and medical assistance provided by the local authorities. This collection contains various lists of evacuees arriving to Karaganda from various regions of the former USSR: Communists and specialists arrived in Karaganda Region, persons ...

Gaynor I. Jacobson (1912-1999) was born Israel Gaynor Jacobson in Buffalo and worked for numerous Jewish and aid organizations in Rochester before joining the American Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) in 1944 as a country director in Italy, Greece, and Czechoslovakia. Over the next six years, he used his diplomatic skills to persuade various governments to take in survivors of the Holocaust. He was ...

Sounds of artillery and grainy pan of trees and German soldiers. The narrator says that the infantry is entering Kaluga [USSR]. In the town itself: dead horses in the street, destruction. German soldiers moving along a street. They do house-to-house-searches. Civilians on the street (brief close-ups) as a long column of German soldiers moves through, some pushing bicycles. More destruction caused by ...

Central card index (unfinished); registeries.

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Soviet documentation regarding Nazi war crimes carried out in the Khakiv region during 1944-1945&#x0D; &#x0D; Included in the collection:&#x0D; &#x0D; - Testimonies collected from residents of the Stary Saltov district;&#x0D; - List of streets whose name was changed during the occupation period;&#x0D; - Antisemitic posters including an appeal to local residents to travel to work in Germany, a call ...