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From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Artur and Gretl Neumann, Prague and Canada, 1941 - 1955
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040262
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters sent by Artur and Gretl (nee Reich) Neumann from Prague during and after the war, and later from Canada. 42 letters, typewritten original, in German Source file: 27245 Gretl was the daughter of Ernst - Arnost and Emma (nee Wunsch) Reich. Ernst and Emma were deported from their home city, Prague, to the Lodz ghetto on 21 October 1941. Ernst was killed in the ghetto on 25 February 1943, while Emma was sent to Auschwitz, where she was killed. Gretl and Artur, a dentist, were sent to the Terezin ghetto. They returned to their home in Prague ...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Telegram and two letters from Fritzi Schwarz, Australia, 1944 and 1949
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040263
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Telegram and two letters sent by Fritzi Schwarz from Australia to Schwarzbaum in Switzerland, 1944 and 1949. 5 pages, typewritten and handwritten original, in German and English Inventory: 1. Telegram sent from Carlton, near Melbourne, on 28 June 1944, informing Schwarzbaum in Lausanne that on 18 June she had a son, Peter. 1 page, typewritten original, in English 2. Letter sent from Healesville on 12 January 1949 to Schwarzbaum in Zurich, and a second letter sent from Melbourne on 21 March 1949. 4 pages, handwritten original, in German Source fi...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letter from an unidentified person, Geneva, September 1947
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040264
- English
- 1947
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letter sent by an unidentified person from Geneva to Schwarzbaum on 6 September 1947. The sender writes that Eva Goldstein sends her gratitude, and that he has news in Polish for Schwarzbaum and for Nathan Silberschein and his wife. He asks to meet them both and asks for their help in brining a certain child to a certain place in Switzerland. 2 pages, hadnwritten original, in German Source file: 23949 About Alfred Schwarzbaum: Alfred (Alf) Schwarzbaum was a Jewish merchant from Bedzin, Poland, who fled to Switzerland after the occupation. In Swi...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Two letters from Jan Kawecki, Budapest, 1943 - 1944
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040267
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Two letters sent by Jan Kawecki, a refugee from Bedzin, Poland, from Budapest, 1943 and 1944. 2 pages, handwritten original, in Polish Inventory: 1. Letter dated 18 December 1943, wishing Schwarzbaum happy holidays and writing that the Fiszer and Ogurek families also send their regards. 2. Letter dated 5 January 1944, sending regards to Bela Parasol in Tel Aviv and writing that the Fiszers and Ogureks send their regards. The file also contains a receipt for the delivery of registered mail by Kawecki to Lausanne, 10 January 1944. 2 pages, print a...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letter from S. Lipman, Montreaux, asking about his nephew, Adolf Tennenbaum in Warsaw, January 1943
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040268
- English
- 1943
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letter sent by S. Lipman from Montreaux, Switzerland, to Schwarzbaum in Lausanne, 27 January 1943, asking for information about his nephew, Adolf Tennenbaum, and his wife and two children, who had fled to the Warsaw ghetto from Lodz and were not heard from since 21 July 1942. Lipman writes that he has heard from his niece, Mrs. Lotto in Zurich, that Schwarzbaum was prepared to find out about her family in Warsaw. He therefore asks Schwarzbaum to help him find out what has become of his nephew Adolf, his wife Eugenia (nee Natanson), a dentist, th...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Ino and Marta Schwarz, Gosnells, 1941 - 1947
- 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 and telegrams concerning support for the Wunsch family and receipts for financial transfers to the family members
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040270
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters and telegrams concerning support for the Wunsch family and receipts for financial transfers to the family members through various institutions and acquaintances. 75 pages, typewritten and handwritten original, in German, French, English, Polish and Hebrew Inventory: A. Four telegrams sent by Schwarzbaum to Max Wunsch in Melbourne, Australia, on financial matters. The telegrams mention Emil - Eduard Lipton and reports that Steffi Wunsch and the children are well. One telegram has Mr. Lipton's address in Sydney inscribed on the back. 5 pag...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letter from Gustawa Boehm, Stockholm, October 1946
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040271
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letter sent by Gustawa Boehm from Stockholm, Sweden, to Schwarzbaum in Paris, 23 October 1946. 2 pages, handwritten original, in Polish Gustawa asks Schwarzbaum to visit her and congratulates him on the birth of his grandson. She writes that Mr. Saper will be visiting in November and the Zynger family has not yet arrived, and adds that Mr. Seidengert died three weeks earlier of a heart failure. Source file: 23948 About Alfred Schwarzbaum: Alfred (Alf) Schwarzbaum was a Jewish merchant from Bedzin, Poland, who fled to Switzerland after the occupa...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Postcard from St. Bender, Lourdes, November 1941
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040272
- English
- 1941
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Postcard sent by St. Bender from Lourdes, Southern France, to Schwarzbaum in Lausanne, 2 November 1941. Bender thanks Schwarzbaum for the parcels sent to him to Dr. Marjasch's request, which contained coffeee, cocoa, sardines, honey, jam and chocolate, and wishes to received more in the future (although he does not want to take advantage of his cousin's kindness). He writes that he is referring acquaintances to Schwarzbaum, asks about Roman, and updates Schwarzbaum that he has shared the relevant part of Schwarzbaum's postcard with William. Sour...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Postcard from Josef and Hanna Orschuetzer, Montreaux, April 1943
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040273
- English
- 1943
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Postcard sent by Josef and Hanna Orschuetzer from Montreaux to Schwarzbaum in Lausanne, Switzerland, 30 April 1943. The Orschuetzers writes that "mother" (not clear whose) has finally arrived, but father has not. Hanna is very nervous, and they hope God will put an end to the suffering of the Jewish people. They thank Schwarzbaum and wish him well. Source file: 23950 2 pages, handwritten original, in German About Alfred Schwarzbaum: Alfred (Alf) Schwarzbaum was a Jewish merchant from Bedzin, Poland, who fled to Switzerland after the occupation. ...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Postcards from K. Stern, Lucerne, regarding parcels to Poland and France, January - May 1943
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040274
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Postcards sent by K. Stern from Lucerne to Schwarzbaum in Lausanne, Switzerland, 5 January and 3 May 1943. In the first postcard, Stern thanks Schwarzbaum for agreeing to help. Since Schwarzbaum's last parcel to Poland, several months ago, he has not heard from Mrs. Dies[?] and does not know the prices of H[?]. He has recently submitted a small order for the Netherlands but has not yet received an answer. In the second postcard, Stern asks Schwarzbaum to send a parcel to Maurice Binder, a Polish POW currently interned in Stalag 141 in Vesoul, Ea...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Postcards from Mrs. Kwawnik, Moudon, asking to send a parcel to her daughter, September 1943
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040275
- English
- 1943
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Postcards sent by Mrs. Kwawnik from Moudon to Schwarzbaum in Lausanne, Switzerland, 24 and 28 September 1943. Kwawnik writes that she has been referred to Schwarzbaum by Dr. Silberschein in Geneva and asks for Schwarzbaum's help in sending a parcel to her daughter, born in 1925 in Tel Aviv, who had been deported from Paris on 24 July 1942 and who, according to a recent report, is currently in Lodz. Kwawnik adds that five of her children, including her daughter, have been deported. Note: Kwawnik adds the words "zo arcie", a Polish transliteration...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Postcard from the Jaboblum and Schoenbrun families, Geneva, May 1953
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040276
- English
- 1953
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Postcard sent by the Jaboblum and Schoenbrun families from Geneva to Schwarzbaum in Tel Aviv, Israel, on 21 May 1953, informing Schwarzbaum's on the death of Leon. One of the writes is named Luta. Source file: 23950 2 pages, handwritten original, in German 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 mo...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Seweryn Poltorak, Budapest and Mukachevo, 1943 - 1944
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040277
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters sent by Seweryn Poltorak, a refugee from Bedzin, from Budapest and Mukachevo (Munkacs) to Schwarzbaum in Switzerland, 1943 - 1944. 6 pages, print and handwritten original, in Polish and German Inventory: 1. Letter sent on 30 November 1943, stating his address in Budapest. 1 page, hadnwritten original, in Polish 2. Confirmation for the reception of a parcel from Lausanne, Switzerland, to Poltorak in Budapest, 11 December 1943. 1 page, print and handwritten original, in German 3. Two letters, dated 1 March and 19 April 1944, sent from Muka...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letter from J. Topolski, Sukosd, Hungary, April 1944
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040278
- English
- 1944
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letter sent by J. Topolski, a refugee from Bedzin, from Sukosd, Hungary to Schwarzbaum in Switzerland, 28 April 1944. 2 pages, handwritten original, in Polish The file also contains a receipt dated 4 March 1944 for a financial transfer from Schwarzbaum in Arosa, Switzerland, to Topolski in Hungary. 2 pages, print and handwritten original, in French Source file: 27250 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 enterp...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Henrik - Henio Milner, Budapest, asking for financial support, 1944
- 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 Georg and Harry Kuenstlinger, Budapest and Manchester, 1945
- 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 and telegram from Rella Guttman, Vienna, 1947
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040282
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Two letters sent by Rella Guttman from Wien (Vienna) in September 1947 and a telegram sent to Schwarzbaum at a hotel in Paris on 1 November 1947, asking him to send another letter because his previous one had been accidentally censored. 5 pages, typewritten and handwritten original, in Polish Source file: 27250 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) Schwar...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Stasiek Czech, Hungary, 1943 - 1944
- Beit Lohamei Haghetaot Archives/ בית לוחמי הגטאות
- 0000040285
- English
- Updated 2 years ago
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters sent by Stasiek Czech, a refugee from Bedzin, Poland, from Budapest and Baja, Hungary, to Schwarzbaum in Switzerland, 1943 - 1944. 13 pages, handwritten original, in Polish He mentinos the following names: Leon Fiszer, Harold Cymberknopf, Heniek Barenblat, Dr. Liberman, Dr. Braun, Mr. Teitelbaum of Sukosd and Hela Politanska. Source file: 27250 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 suppo...
From the Alfred – Alf Schwarzbaum collection: Letters from Jacob Fischer and the VSJF, regarding Jacob's wife and son, 1945
- 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 ...

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