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Instytucja przechowująca materiał: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

  1. George Birman collection

    The collection consists of artifacts, documents, photographs, and publications relating to the experiences of Hirsch (George) Birman as a forced laborer in the ghetto in Kovno (Kaunas), Lithuania, and as a prisoner in Kedahnen concentration camp in Lithuania during the Holocaust, and as a displaced person and Bricha worker registering refugees for illegal immigration in Vienna, Austria, following World War II.

  2. The diaries of Hermann Pressman

    Hermann Pressman's diaries commence on 21 July 1932, which coincided with his 18th birthday. Mr. Pressman used the 30 German marks he received as his birthday present to purchase the diary. The diary illustrates the difficulties endured by Hermann and his Jewish family during the Nazi ascendancy, detailing harassment, violence, economic marginalization, escape to Belgium, and eventual emigration to the United States.

  3. Supplementary materials to the USHMM Post-Holocaust oral history collection, After the Holocaust Project

    Includes profiles of Blanka Rothschild, Thomas Buergenthal, Aron Derman, Lisa Derman, Regina Gelb, and Norman Salsitz.

  4. Tasia Jolly collection

    Consists of material related to the life of Tassia (Tasia, Taisiya) Jolly (born Taisia Hlamionok, later Tchernoff), originally of Polotsk, Soviet Union. The collection contains Tasia's memoir, in which she describes her childhood as a non-Jew under Stalin. Her father, who opposed communism, was killed in 1937, and in 1941, after the German invasion of the Soviet Union, the citizens of her Polotsk were deported to the Salaspils concentration camp. From there, the adult women were sent away (Tasia's mother perished in Treblinka) and the children were left alone in the camp. Due to petitions f...

  5. Crimean oral history collection

    Elderly members of the local ethnic communities in Crimea, including Karaites, Crimean Tatars, and Subbotniks, discribe Jewish life (including their customs, local history, and the relationship between local Jews and the rest of the ethnic communities) before, during, and after World War II.

  6. Oral history interview with Hana Lowy Weiner

    Consists of one audiotape oral history with Hana Lowy Weiner, who was born in Plsen, Czechoslovakia in 1924. In the tape, Mrs. Weiner describes her deportation to Theresienstadt. She was later deported again, first to Auschwitz, and then to Christianstadt, a subcamp of Gross Rosen. She managed to escape from a death march and lived under an assumed name, hidden by a non-Jewish aunt in Prague until the end of the war. Her parents perished in the Holocaust. Hana Lowy Weiner, born in Pilsen, Czechoslovakia (Czech Republic) in 1924, describes her deportation to Theresienstadt; being sent to Aus...

  7. Zalcman family portrait

    Consists of one portrait of the family of Abraham Avrum Zalcman in Nowy Dwor, Poland, taken most likely in 1927. The photograph, which was sent to family members in the United States prior to the Holocaust, depicts Golda Zalcman, Shifra Litman, Beyla-Riva Zalcman, Jacob Litman, Abraham Avrum Zalcman, Chana Zalcman Litman, Yehuda Meyer Litman, Ruchl Zalcman, Nute Zalcman, Yenta Zalcman, and Yechiel Zalcman. Only Jacob Litman survived the Holocaust.

  8. Elisabeth M. Orsten collection

    The collection consists of artifacts related to the experience of Elizabeth M. Orsten in Vienna, Austria, and as a Kindertransport refugee in England and in the United States before, during, and after the Holocaust.

  9. Steven W. Simon collection

    This collection consists of artifacts, books, documents, and photographs relating to the experiences of Steven Simon and his family in France when they lived in hiding during the Holocaust and after the war when they returned to Paris and then emigrated to the United States.

  10. Shmuel Rozin collection

    Consists of two documents, described as follows: .1 Certificate: issued in Lithuania as proof of membership in Partisan movement against Nazi occupation; handwritten in black ink, black ink inscription on left side with circular black ink stamp, black ink stamp with handwritten entries in upper left, two blue ink spots at top left and top right; circa July 1944; in Russian and Lithuanian

  11. Israel Stein collection

    Three Notebooks written in hiding by Meir Marek Stein (donor's father) between September 1943 and the liberation on July 22, 1944; in the diary Meir Stein described his experiences in the Warsaw ghetto and in Bialystok, in German; Five Notebooks: diary written by Paula Znamirowska Stein (donor's mother) while in hiding in Bialystok. Mrs. Stein described Experiences from June 1941 until 1943 - in Vilna and later in Bialystok, in Polish; Three Photographs depicting members of Bialystok Jewish Committee and Jewish orphans survivors of Holocaust in 1944; Two Photographs: portraits of Meir and I...

  12. Letter of recommendation for Selma Bendremer

    Consists of a letter of recommendation; written by Maxwell M. Luchs on behalf of Selma Bendremer (donor) to the Office of Field Relations and Placement,, Teachers College, Columbia University;. The letter describes her work overseas with the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC), beginning on 1 October 1945.

  13. Dr. Fritz P. Gluckstein collection

    Consists of an official document issued 13 Dec. 1935, by the Chief of Police in Berlin to Georg Gluckstein [donor’s father], stating Georg has been awarded the “Ehrenkreuz fuer Frontkaempfer” (cross of honor for combat veterans); the award was presented to Georg after he was dismissed from his position as a municipal court judge in 1933 because he was Jewish].

  14. Moritz Friedler collection

    Consists of letters, memorandums and reports relating to Moritz Friedler's (donor's husband) work as Director of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) in the US Zone, Austria.

  15. Photographic print

  16. Photographic print

  17. Photographic print

  18. Warsaw, Poland telephone directory

    • Spis abonentów warszawskiej sieci telefonów Polskiej Akcyjnej Spółki Telefonicznej
    • United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
    • irn26871
    • angielski
    • Rectangular form constructed of cardboard cover and 610 pages. Bound by string at the top; gloss color advertisement on bottom half, outside, back cover Heavy cardboard covers, strung together at top; gloss color advertisement on bottom half, outside, back cover

    Telephone directory for the city of Warsaw, issued during the year of the German invasion.

  19. Photographic postcard

  20. Photograph of the unveiling of the gravestone of Etla Suchomicka

    Photograph of the unveiling of the gravestone of Etla Suchomicka, Sheva Berland's sister. The ceremony took place at the Gensha Cemetery in Warsaw, Poland. Those pictured, Mordcha, her husband, Necha, her daughter, Leibl, her son, and the Rabbi, wear yellow badges.