Map of the wanderings of the siblings Emil and Ilana Landau from Warsaw to Eretz Israel, 1939-1943, a diagram of Asino camp where the siblings were interned, 1941, and memoirs of Alina Ilana Landau Karniel regarding the experiences of her family during the war - Diagram of Asino camp near Novosibirsk where the siblings Emil and Ilana Landau were interned, sketched by Emil Landau, 1941; - Map of the wanderings of the siblings, Emil and Ilana Landau from Warsaw to Eretz Israel, 1939-1943, drawn by Emil Landau, with a dedication to Ilana Landau, 07 September 1943; - Memoirs of Alina Ilana Landau Karniel: Life in Warsaw, escape of the family to the Soviet Union, 1939. Life in Asino camp; life in Samarkand. Passage to Eretz Israel via Teheran with her brother Emil, 1943; Emil Landau, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1928: Life with his parents, Moshe Mieczyslaw and Fania; work of his father as a lawyer. Outbreak of the war, September 1939; escape of the family to Rowne; draft of his father into the Red Army; deportation together with his mother and his sister to Siberia; life in Asino camp; transfer to Samarkand, 1941; discharge of his father from the army due to illness; transfer of his father to Samarkand; death of his father in Samarkand; transfer together with his sister to a monastery in Samarkand, by his mother; death of his mother; apparently from starvation; transfer together with his sister to a camp for children and then to Teheran; passage together with his sister to Eretz Israel, via India, February 1943.