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Język opisu: angielski
Instytucja przechowująca materiał: Kazerne Dossin: Mémorial, Musée et Centre de Documentation sur l’Holocauste et les Droits de l’Homme / Kazerne Dossin: Memoriaal, Museum en Documentatiecentrum over Holocaust en Mensenrechten

  1. "Gedichte von J.S. in KLB." (Konzentrations Lager Buchenwald) - Poems of J.S. Booklet.

    Notebook with poems and pencil drawings relating the arrival and work in Camp Buchenwald. Included a page with post liberation decision to establish a press commitee in Paris headed by comrade STORAGE.

  2. "Guldenboek Antwerpsche Diamantkring 1930". Excerpt.

    Excerpt from the "Golden Book" of the Antwerp Diamant Cercle relating the Devizenschutz raid on the cercle of 18.08.1941.

  3. "Mijn leven in Frankrijk, bezet en onbezet. Dwangarbeid voor O.T." by Mozes Isaak (Maurice) Sand. Diary My life in occupied and unoccupied France. Forced labour for O.T. [Organisation Todt]

    In this diary Mozes Isaak (Maurice) Sand recounts daily life as a forced labourer in an Organisation Todt camp in France (August-October 1942), as a refugee in France (winter 1942) and as a member of the French resistance (1943-1944). The notes include detailed reports on the treatment of Jews in the French camps, Mozes Isaak Sand’s return to Belgium in 1942, his personal life and international politics.

  5. Agenda items concerning Jews treated by the city council of Schaerbeek .

    Digitized copy of the agenda items to be treated and decisions by the Schaerbeek City Council. Selection from the book of notules.

  6. Albert and Robert Gomperts. Letter

    Letter sent by brothers Albert and Robert (Bob) Gompers to their uncle and aunt Jules and Jet Boas in Canada after the brothers had been able to flee from Belgium to Great-Britain during the German invasion. The letter contains information regarding family members left behind in Belgium and the Netherlands during the first weeks of May 1940.

  7. Alexandre Gourary. Collection

    This collection contains three issues of « La Voix Internationale de la Résistance » ; two photos of the liberation of Bergen-Belsen ; seven photos of tombstones of Jewish resistance fighters who were killed in action or executed and were buried at the Tir National (National shooting range) in Brussels ; 74 photos and photonegatives depicting the armed Mouvement national belge (MNB) liberating Antwerp, protecting the harbour and undertaking military exercises ; a Stern machine gun and a hand grenade used by Alexandre Gourary while guarding the port of Antwerp ; a jacket worn by Alexandre Go...

  8. Alexandre Stein. Collection

    This collection contains correspondence between Alexandre Stein, the Anglo-Palestine Bank in Tel Aviv and the Barclays Bank in London regarding deposits and bank accounts ; three shares of the Erez Israel (Palestine) Foundation Fund ; a share in the Palestine Theater in Tel Aviv.

  9. ALTMAN, Bracha. Picture.

    Digitized copy of picture of hidden child ALTMAN, Bracha (22-08-1927) with her parents ALTMAN, Sarka and Abraham, and her foster parents COLLIGNON, Rene and Denise in Morlanwelz, annotated by dr. Joseph ROTSCHILD.

  10. Anielewicz family. Collection

    This collection consists of two letters sent by Roza Bronsztajn to her husband Hersch alias Harry Anielewicz while he was detained in an Organisation Todt labour camp, and a postcard sent by Israel Ezryl Anielewicz while detained at the Jawischowitz camp to his wife Lea Maschkivitzan.

  11. Annonciaden of Huldenberg, catholic Sisters, saving the Husserl archives. Article.

    Article by VANPEE, Dominique: De Zusters Annonciaden van Huldenberg en het 'Joods probleem'. Het begin van een vriendschap? In: Ons Heem, 2009, nr.1. Article relating the role of the Sisters Annonciaden and father VAN BREDA and Herman Leo in the saving of the Edmond HUSSERL (Prost, 8-04-1859; 27-04-1938) archives and the hiding of his secretary GELBER, Lucy.

  12. Anysz family. Item

    Picture of the Anysz family in Warsaw, Poland. Left to right : Joseph Anysz, unidentified grandparent, Isy (Isaac) Anysz, Jacob Anysz and his wife Sophia Lindner.

  13. Artist painter Etienne Steel. Photo

    Photo of a portrait of Simon Van Daelen by painter Etienne Steel. The back contains notes on Simon Van Daelen, added in February 2018 by Bob Steel, son of Etienne Steel.

  14. Auderghem. Institut Notre Ddame du Bon Conseil. Series.

    Digitized copy of 11 postcards of the Institut Notre Ddame du Bon Conseil in Auderghem. Orphanage. (Orphange for Jewish children during wartime).

  16. Awret-Spicker family. Collection

    This collection consists of: KD_00356_0001: Original items donated by Irene Spicker-Awret, including a war-time photo of her with friends, five oil paintings created by Irene during her internment at the Dossin barracks, a puppet and a drawing for the opera Carmen, both created by artist Leon (Lon) Landau while he was detained at the Dossin barracks. KD_00356_0002: Original items donated by Uziel Awret, son of Azriel Awret and Irene Spicker, including Irene’s war-time paint box and Azriel’s series of 37 post-war drawings on the Holocaust.

  17. BALKEN, Mina and BRUNNER, Rachel. ID-cards

    ID-card with portrait and red stamp "JOOD" of BALKEN, Mina (Berchem, 16-10-1923); postwar ID-card of BRUNNER, Rachel (Szczawince, 09-11-1897), widow of BALKEN, Abraham.

  18. BARGEN. Reports to AUSWARTIGEN AMT in Berlin.

    BARGEN reports to AUSWARTIGEN AMTS-BERLIN on the first transport of 1,000 Jews , with promise of 10.000 further, and on the registered and estimated Jewish population in Belgium.

  19. BARY, Marcel, police officer in Couillet. Certificates concerning his help in the hiding of persecuted persons.

    1. Letter from Jean TERFVE, Front de l'Indépendance secretary, thanking head of police BARY for false inscriptions in the registry office of Couillet of 9 persons hiding for the Germans. 30-11-1944. Their names should be be deleted from the registry office. 2. Certificate by HANKUS Franciszek and KORPAK Maria that Marcel BARY helped persons in hiding with forges ID-documents. 03-03-1947.

  20. BEER, Regina. Collection.

    Four boxes filled with postwar presscuts and correspondences with schools in thematic folders (revisionism, neo-nazism, Auschwitz, anti-fascism, Ravensbruck, …). Folder with de-Nazification documents from camp Recklinghausen: KD_192_1: Letter by Kriminal-Oberassistenten KLOS, Rudolf, on service in Auschwitz, informing ALEF, Burgermeister of Bad Godesberg, on his retaliating actions against Polish and Jewish resistances in the Auschwitz region and the dealing with Transports of Jews from Belgium, France and Holland ("… gründlich aufgeraümt"). Picture of the corpse of REMBIESY, Emil, Polish "...