Testimonies collected by Erich Kulka regarding the war period; articles concerning the war, 1945-1988 1. Article regarding the protest of Auschwitz survivors of Czech origin against the absence of representation of Jewish victims from Czechoslovakia at the Czech exhibition at the Auschwitz Museum in the 1960s; 2. Information and photograph of ten Jewish women from Slovakia who were deported to Auschwitz in 1942, and worked at SS Headquarters. The photograph was taken immediately after the liberation in the city of Schwerin/Mecklenburg in May 1945; 3. Letter from Emil Vodicka regarding the lives of the Czechs and the Jews during the war period, mainly after the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich in Prague, and Vodicka's experiences in the Theresienstadt Ghetto as he recounted them to his sister after the war in 1945; 4. Testimonies of survivors who came in contact with Eichmann during the Holocaust; the testimonies were taken down in Czechoslovakia just before the Eichmann Trial in Jerusalem, 1960 (in Czech and German); 5. Discussion with Dr. Frantisek Kafka from Prague regarding the assimilation of the Czechoslovakian Jews, 1966; 6. Testimony of Vera Kreidler regarding attempts to rescue children in family camp BIIb in Birkenau, as recounted by her, 22 August 1945; 7. German documentation regarding the deportation of the Jews of Slovakia, August 1942 (German); 8. Testimony of Grete Salus regarding her life in the Theresienstadt Ghetto and family camp BIIb in Birkenau, 1957 (German); 9. Articles regarding the death of Mordechaj Haim Rumkowski, the Chairman of the Lodz Judenrat, and the controversy the testimonies of survivors aroused on this topic, 1975-1980 (German and English); 10. Summary of the testimony given by Erich Kulka's son Otto Dov Kulka at Yad Vashem regarding family camp BIIb in Birkenau; 11. Chapters from an essay by Dr. Sarah Moskowitz regarding the rescue of children during the Holocaust (English); 12. Page from the book by Erich Kulka and Otto Dov Kulka dealing with the question of why the Jews in Auschwitz did not rebel; list of those who survived the murder of the first transport of Theresienstadt Jews, 07 March 1944; 13. Articles published in the Swiss press regarding the deportation and annihilation of the Hungarian Jews, 15 July 1944 (German); 14. Article originally published by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in 1979, translated from the English: The Holocaust Revisited: A Retrospective Analysis of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Extermination Complex"; 15. Interview with Blanca Seifter, 1980 (English); 16. Interview with Ernst Spiegel who was detained in Block 13 in Birkenau; he was the twin brother of Magda Spiegel, 1982 (German).