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From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Bedzin, 1940 - 1941
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000028241
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters sent from Bedzin to Schwarzbaum in Switzerland by several authors, some asking for help, 1940 - 1941. 26 pages, handwritten copy, in Polish The file also contains undated letters sent from Bedzin, apparently by the same authors. About Alfred Schwarzbaum: Alfred (Alf) Schwarzbaum was a Jewish merchant from Bedzin, Poland, who fled to Switzerland after the occupation. In Switzerland, he set up a relief enterprise, and supported hundreds of Jews. Alfred (Alf) Schwarzbaum was born in 1896 in Sosnowiec, Poland. He later moved to Bedzin, becam...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Bedzin, 1942 - 1943
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000028240
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred - Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters sent by an unidentified author from Bedzin to Schwarzbaum in Switzerland, 1942 - 1943, thanking him for sending parcels, giving him information about relatives and asking for financial aid. One letter also contains a message from a woman named Mala Elbaum. 16 pages, handwritten original, in German and Polish Notes: 1. Israel - Ignac Gothajl & his wife Fania Gothajl nee Melamed, born 1897, 1900 respectively, had three children: Rachel - Irene Gothajl (born 1923); Meir - Marek Gothajl (born 1929); Hanna - Hesia Gothajl (born 1933). Dur...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: letters from Chaim Pozner, 1941 - 1944
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000029263
- English
- 1943
- Updated 2 years ago
From the collection of Alfred Schwarzbaum: 1) A letter to A.S. dated Jan. 20, 1944, from Chaim Pozner, reminding the recipient that a telegram was sent to Mrs. Steinowitsch, and that regarding Ms. Guttmann,[sic] no information has come from Budapest. One page (original), typewritten, in German 2) A letter to A.S. from Pozner on May 10, 1943, in which the latter reports on his activity. One page (original), typewritten, in German 3) A letter to A.S. from Pozner on Jan. 14, 1941, in which the latter reports on arranging a visa for Mr. Schwarzbaum. One page (original), typewritten, in German 4...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Chelly Rosenwald, Zurich, 1943 - 1947
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000028426
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters and postcards sent by Chelly Rosenwald from Zurich to Schwarzbaum in Lausanne, Switzerland, 1943 - 1947, concerning her sister Rosa Birnfeld (nee Hornstein) and her family. Typerwritten and handwritten original, in German The letters concern requests to assist Rosa, her husbnad Marcus and their son Josef, who are in Lviv (Lemberg). Rosa and Marcus's personal information is enclosed. The file also contains: 1. Letter from the Paraguayian embassy in Bern, Switzerland, to Mendel Hornstein in Berlin, regarding visas for him, for his wife Fej...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Dr. Franziska Baumgarten, Solothurn, 1942, concerning failed deliveries
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000026317
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters sent by Dr. Franziska Baumgarten from Solothurn, Switzerland, to Schwarzbaum in Lausanne in 1942. Theletters concern the delivery of parcels from Porugal to Jews in Poland. The majority of the letters are complaints by different people in Switzerland who ordered parels (food and clothing) for their families in the ghettos of Poland and paid for them in advance, but the parcels allegedly failed to arrive. Dates: 12 January, 21 February, 28 February, 7 March, 14 March, 20 April, 7 May, 14 May, 21 May, 26 May, 13 June, 18 June, 23 June, 12 ...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Dr. Ruth Kanarsch, Zurich, 1941 - 1942
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000041349
- English
- 1942
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters sent by Dr. Ruth Kanarsch from Zurich, Switzerland, to Dr. Franziska Baumgarten - Tramer in Solothurn and to Schwarzbaum in Lausanne. November 1941 - June 1942. Kanarsch complains that seven parcels she sent to her brother and sister in law in Warsaw, Poland, via Baumgarten - Tramer and Schwarzbaum failed to arrive. The letters to Baumgarten - Tramer were sent on 20 November 1941 and 28 February 1942, and the letter to Schwarzbaum was sent on 3 June 1942. Note: Dr. Baumgarten - Tramer was born in Lodz in 1889 and studied psychology in Sw...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Dr. S. Scheps, regarding Rachel and Alina Potok, summer 1943
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000039982
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters sent by Dr. S. Scheps, regarding Rachel and Alina Potok, summer 1943. 2 pages, print and handwritten original, in German Source file: 29263 The file contains a letter dated 31 July 1943, regarding G. Platow and Rachel and Alina Potok, and another letter, dated 25 June 1943, regarding Rachel and Alina. About Alfred Schwarzbaum: Alfred (Alf) Schwarzbaum was a Jewish merchant from Bedzin, Poland, who fled to Switzerland after the occupation. In Switzerland, he set up a relief enterprise, and supported hundreds of Jews. Alfred (Alf) Schwarzb...
From the Alfred - Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Fritz Ullman, Alfred Weish, Ewald Weiss, Ladislau Feher and Jonas Fraenkel, 1941 - 1945
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000027118
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred - Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters sent to Schwarzbaum, mostly by Dr. Fritz Ullman, Alfred Weish, Ladislau Feher, Prof. Jonas Fraenkel during the war; and by Dr. J. Zucker and Ullman in the 1950s. The letters concern assistance to Jews under the Nazi occupation. 51 pages, print, typewritten and handwritten original, in German and Polish Inventory: 1. Letter from Prof. Fraenkel in Thon, Canton of Bern, Switzerland, to Schwarzbaum in Lausanne, 2 August 1941. 2 pages, handwritten original, in German 2. Letters from Ullman in Geneva to Schwarzbaum in Lausanne, concerning assi...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: letters from G. Leibowitz, Zurich, November 1943
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000041269
- English
- 1943
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Two letters sent by G. Leibowitz from Zurich, Switzerland, to Schwarzbaum in Lausanne, November 1943. Leibowitz asks for information about his relatives, the Pilcer family, who are in Budapest, Hungary. Inventory: 1. 11 November 1943: Leibowitz relates that he has heard that Schwarzbaum received reports from Hungary about the Pilcers (Leibowitz's in laws). He inquires which family members are in Hungary, and whether they are free or interned. 2. 22 November 1943: Leibowitz reports that he has received a letter from the Pilcer brothers. He is not...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Georg and Harry Kuenstlinger, Budapest and Manchester, 1945
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040281
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letter sent by Georg Kuenstlinger from Budapest to Schwarzbaum in Switzerland on 1 November 1943, and a letter sent by Georg's son Harry from Manchester on 26 September 1945. 5 pages, typewritten and handwritten original and copy, in German Source file: 27250 Kuenstlinger writes in great detail about the 1,800 Jewish refugees from Poland currently in the camp in Budapest and their living conditions, compared to the Polish refugees. He refers to the local Polish committee and its treatment of Poles and Jews, and writes about Polish activists and ...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Henrik - Henio Milner, Budapest, asking for financial support, 1944
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040279
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Correspondence between Henrik - Henio Milner, Budapest, and three other people (his father in Mandate Palestine, Schwarzbaum in Lausanne and an attorney named Imre Kalman), concerning his urgent request for financial support, 1943 - 1944. 12 pages, handwritten, original and copy, in German and Polish Source file: 27250 Inventory: 1. Letter sent by Milner, using the name Henryk Mlynarczyk, to his father Jacob in Palestine, asking for his help, 1 November 1943. Note: A pencil written inscription on the back reads: "Kstlgr Jerzy 38 Br. 5 Posten". K...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Ino and Marta Schwarz, Gosnells, 1941 - 1947
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040269
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters sent by Ino and Marta Schwarz from Gosnells, Australia, to Schwarzbaum in Switzerland and in Mandate Palestine, 1941 - 1947. 5 pages, typewritten and handwritten original, in German The file contains two letters sent on 18 August 1941 to Lausanne and one that was sent on 3 May 1947 to Haifa. Both letters mention London. Source file: 27245 About Alfred Schwarzbaum: Alfred (Alf) Schwarzbaum was a Jewish merchant from Bedzin, Poland, who fled to Switzerland after the occupation. In Switzerland, he set up a relief enterprise, and supported h...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Jacob Fischer and the VSJF, regarding Jacob's wife and son, 1945
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040286
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letter sent by Jacob Fischer on 15 June 1945, and an official letter from the Association of Swiss Jewish Refugee Aid and Welfare Organisations (VSJF) in Zurich to Schwarzbaum, 24 October 1945, regarding Jacob's wife and son. 2 pages, typewritten and handwritten original, in German 1. Fischer writes that he has been liberated from the Dachau camp on 30 April 1945 and that he is waiting to return to Poland. He asks Schwarzbaum to inform his brother Leon in London. 2. The VSJF informs Schwarzbaum that according to the JDC in Paris, Helga and Olga ...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: letters from Majer Rozenkier, Budapest, January - March 1944
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000041267
- English
- 1944
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Two letters sent by Majer Rozenkier from Budapest, Hungary, to Schwarzbaum in Switzerlands, 25 January and 15 March 1944. Rozenkier asks for rescue papers for him and his daughters, reports on several matters, and asks for information. 4 pages, handwritten, original, in German Source file: 27250 Inventory: 1. 25 January 1944: Rozenkier reports that he is alone in Budapest, but his daughters might visit. He mentions his friend Ogurek, and assumes he has already contacted Schwarzbaum. Rozenkier asks Schwarzbaum to make an effort to enable him to m...
From the Alfred - Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Malka – Manka Pozmantier, Bedzin, April - July 1943
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000029250
- English
- 1943
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred - Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters sent by Malka – Manka Pozmantier from Bedzin to Schwarzbaum in Lausanne, asking for life - saving papers, April - July 1943. The letter dated 27 April 1943 is from file 26771 4 pages, print and handwritten original, in German In the first letter, sent on 27 April 1943, she refers to Dora, to Tosia's move and to the importance of the fact that Tusia's parents will be there with her. She asks for help for her uncle and aunt, who are not well, and reports that Zygmunt K. could not contact her sister because she moved several times, and asks...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: letters from Michal Laskier, POW camps in Germany, May - December 1944
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000027034
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Three letters sent by Michal Laskier from POW camps in Germany to Schwarzbaum in Lausanne, 21 May - 7 December 1944. The letter were sent from the following camps: Laufen (Ilag 7), Upper Bavaria, 21 May; Spittal an der Drau (Ilag 18), Carinthia, southern Austria, 29 November and 7 December. 21 May - Laskier is happy to learn that Natan is feeling better. He writes that he and Benjamin have been informed by the Red Cross that they have been included in the second POW exchange deal. He thanks Schwarzbaum for sending them a parcel and sends regards...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Mordechai – Majloch Ernst in the Bedzin ghetto and a Honduran passport for his son and daughter in law, 1943
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000027100
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: 1. Letters sent by Mordechai – Majloch Ernst from the Bedzin ghetto to Schwarzbaum in Lausanne in the spring of 1943 - 22 April, 29 April and 5 May. The letters mention the names of Nathan Schwalb, Elf Tartakower and Frumka Klinger. 12 pages, handwritten original, in German 2. Honduran passport issued in Bern, Switzerland, to Szmuel Taub (b. 1913 in Bedzin) and his wife Cyrla (nee Ernst; b. 1915 in Bedzin) on 1 July 1943, based on documents dated 1 May. 9 pages, print and handwritten original, in Spanish Mordechai and Alta – Mariem Ernst lived i...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from N. Piwko - Weiss, Zurich, on financial matters, 1941
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040325
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters sent by N. Piwko - Weiss from Zurich, on financial matters, 1941. 4 pages, typewritten, in German Inventory: 1. Letter sent on 15 May 1941 to Mr. Lewinsky - Pottasch, regarding financial transfers to Warsaw. On the same paper: letter from Lewinsky to Schwarzbaum. 1 page, typewritten and handwritten original, in German 2. Letter sent on 15 October 1941 to Schwarzbaum in Lausanne, regarding financial transfers to Warsaw. 1 page, typewritten original, in German 3. Letter sent on 5 April 1943 from Zofia Zalewska's residence in Warsaw to the ...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Pola Bornstein - Born in Bern, 1942 - 1945
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000023176
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters sent by Pola Bornstein - Born from Bern to Schwarzbaum in Lausanne, 20 September 1942 - 28 April 1945. Note: Pola, a relief activist, helped Schwarzbaum deliver money to Zivia Lubetkin in Warsaw after the liberation. For further information, see files 39615, 27016 in the Holdings Registry. 71 pages, typewritten and handwritten original, in Polish and German Inventory: 1. Letters and postcards sent to Schwarzbaum: 18/10/1942, 27/10/1942, 12/11/1942, 17/12/1942, 30/12/1942, 28/1/1943, 21/4/1943, 4/9/1943, 10/9/1943, 28/9/1943, 3/11/1943, 2...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Rachela and H. Rozenker, Les Avants, May - July 1945
1. The Alfred Schwarzbaum Collection
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040300
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letter sent by Rachela Rozenker from Bedzin, 19 May 1945; and another letter sent by her relative H. Rozenker from Les Avants, Switzerland, 20 July 1945. 4 pages, handwritten original, in Polish In the first letter, Rachela asks for certificates for her and for her father [Majer Rozenkier]. She writes that she has been staying with her father in Budapest, where he was active in offering relief to Polish refugees. She adds that she was at the Gruenberg labor camp for women, a Gross - Rosen subcamp. where she met people she knew. She is currently ...

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