"This publication lists the names of 4,500 Jewish communities which were destroyed in the Holocaust. They are recorded according to the geographical boundaries of 1938, before the territorial changes which were caused by the expansion of Nazi Germany. Included in this book are the names of the settlements in which the number of Jews exceeded several dozen, and in which there were Jewish communal services ...

Item is a photographic print depicting Sarah Rozenberg-Warm sitting by water with sailboats in the background.

"A half century after the tragic events of the Holocaust, the world's Jewish population now equals its size at the beginning of this century. Many returned to Europe to rebuild their lives in the face of incomprehensible suffering, refusing to be pushed out of their homes by bigots. From Antwerp to Paris, in Berlin, Warsaw, and Budapest, Jewish communities have been recreated despite the horrors of ...

Item is a first class ticket for passage on the S.S. Vienna issued to Sigmund Muenz by the Service Hook of Holland, Harwich.

Item is a Canadian Army photograph of a convoy of defeated German soldiers and horse-drawn carriages piled with supplies along the side of a road. Photographed in Amsterdam, Holland. Accompanied by typed caption.

"In the early months of the German occupation during WWII, many of Europe's major cities witnessed anti-Jewish riots, anti-Semitic incidents, and even pogroms carried out by the local population. Who took part in these excesses, and what was their attitude towards the Germans? Were they guided or spontaneous? What part did the Germans play in these events and how did they manipulate them for their ...

"Here is a moving story about Leib and Fanny, two Holocaust survivors that cross paths, fall in love and start a family together. Leib Pillersdorf still can't believe he is alive today. To him, there is no explanation why he wasn't killed when the Nazi officer, that cross-examined him, realized that he was a Jew. Both Leib and Fanny tell their stories of surviving the Holocaust, not with a sense of ...

Item is a Dutch ration card held by Duifje van Haren (née van Dam) during the Second World War. Item contains identifying information including date of birth, occupation and address.

Star of David badge made from yellow cloth with printed black text in centre of star. Stitching along perimeter in black thread.

"The Nazi regime was one of the darkest chapters in the history of humanity. But even amidst the terrifying events of that time, many brave champions risked their own lives to help Jewish refugees in need. Holocaust survivor Arnold Geier has collected the stories of 28 such heroes in this inspiring and unforgettable volume. From the benevolent Mother Superior who bravely hid Jewish children within ...

" The Sisters of Auschwitz is an unforgettable story of two unsung heroes of WWII: sisters Janny and Lien Brilleslijper, who joined the Dutch Resistance, helped save dozens of lives through their safehouse in the countryside of Holland, were captured by the Nazis, and ultimately survived the Holocaust. Based on meticulous research and unprecedented access to the Brilleslijpers personal archives of ...

Item is a photographic print depicting Sarah Rozenberg-Warm standing in front of a display case in a museum in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

"Dit boek vertelt het verhaal van de joodse familie Stern uit Assen. Voor de tweede Wereldoorlog hadden zij een bloeiend modehuis in de Drentse hoofdstad. Hun -verdere- lot is exemplarisch voor de hele shoah: eerst de anti-joodse maatregelen die leidden tot onteigening van hun bezittingen, daarna het vertrek naar werkkampen (onder andere in Vledder) en Westerbork. Vader en moeder Stern waren ernstig ...

Item is a photographic print depicting Sarah Rozenberg-Warm and Rose Lifshitz in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Item is a photographic print depicting Sarah Rozenberg-Warm and others in a train car on their way to the Netherlands.

"What are the consequences of experiences of war, such as bombardments, the loss of family members, the destruction of one's house, and on top of these, of flight and migration for psychological well-being? In what way do survivors cope with painful memories, in the short or long run? Is an intervention program offering counselling effective in its attempts to alleviate daily stresses and to strengthen ...

"In the early years of the twentieth century, Jewish communities rich in history, tradition and folklore flourished throughout Eastern, Central, and Southern Europe and in the Muslim lands of the Middle East and North Africa. Today, these communities exist only in old photographs, written records, and in the memories of survivors whose numbers diminish day by day. In pictures and words, The Vanished ...

"When the Nazis invaded the Netherlands in 1940, Louis Micheels was a medical student there. Two and a half years later, he and his fiancée, Nora, both Jews, were caught after crossing the border into Belgium and were sent to Auschwitz. In this gripping memoir, Dr. Micheels describes his precarious existence in Holland after the Nazi takeover, his experiences in Auschwitz, his participation in the ...

"No specific, systematic research existed focusing exclusively on late effects of surviving the Holocaust and its aftermath on the youngest child Holocaust survivors. Born between 1935 and 1944, they had endured persecution and deprivation in their first and most formative years. From trauma-experiential and child-developmental points of view, their peri-Holocaust experiences are different from older ...

"Prior to the war, Amsterdam was seen as a city of 'Jews and cyclists'. Crammed into the Jewish quarter was a population of around eighty thousand, many of them rag merchants, banana sellers and diamond cutters. A couple of miles to the east lay Ajax's De Meer stadium - of a Sunday, a bustling hub of activity at the furthest edge of the Quarter. By 1940 the Germans had sealed off the Quarter with barbed ...

"An intimate co-creation of three graphic novelists and four Holocaust survivors, But I Live consists of three illustrated stories based on the experiences of each survivor during and after the Holocaust. David Schaffer and his family survived in Romania due to their refusal to obey Nazi collaborators. In the Netherlands, brothers Nico and Rolf Kamp were separated from their parents and hidden by the ...

Item is a photocopied translation of Robert Wolf's memoir, framed as a letter to his daughter, Sybille. According to the donor, Robert Wolf translated the memoir into English from German himself, and gave this copy to Gunter Bardeleben.