"...anlässlich der Ausstellung Auschwitz-Prozess 4 Ks 2/63 Frankfurt am Main vom 27. März bis 23. Mai 2004 in Haus Gallus, Frankfurt am Main. Die Ausstellung ist eine Wanderausstellung"--Colophon. 871 pages : illustrations, portraits, facsimiles ; 25 cm

This collection contains correspondence, press cuttings, photographs and papers collated by Nora Keren whose parents, grandparents and extended family were dispersed by the Holocaust. Her grandparents Josef and Frieda Waller died at Terezin and Auschwitz concentration camps. The family was part of the Jewish community of Grosskrotzenburg in Hesse, whose synagogue was raided during the November pogroms ...

<p>This collection contains the restitution and indemnification claim papers relating to properties previously owned by the Altmann family in Frankfurt, Kattowitz (Katowice, Poland) and Beuthen (Bytom, Poland).</p>Compensation and indemnification papers.&nbsp;

One program from a choral and orchestral performance, as part of the "Weihestunde" series at the Westendsynagoge, Frankfurt am Main, 24 April 1934. Individual soloists (Edith Hernnstadt-Oettingen, Hilde Ruhm, and others) sang with the choir and youth choir of the Westendsynagoge, performing sacred and secular works of Georg Frederic Handel, Salomone di Rossi, Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, and others. ...

Manuscript produced at Harvard by Paul Hamburg in 1967. Contains information about antisemitic persecution and anti-Jewish laws in Frankfurt am Main, Germany; organized boycotts of Jewish businesses; Kristallnacht; and Jewish reaction to persecution in Frankfurt am Main.

From 2002 to 2005, the prosecution Frankfurt (Main) offered the Fritz Bauer Institute some files of their non-current records regarding the prosecution of Nazi perpetrators, especially the complex Auschwitz. These files were selected and released for cassation at a previous transfer of the creator of records to the Hessian main state archives Wiesbaden (HHStAW). Corresponding with the Hessian Archive ...

This collection comprises numerous copy articles and accounts of Jewish organisations and individuals who had a connection with the history of Frankfurt am Main. The articles, written by a variety of authors, were commissioned with the intention of publishing a book on the recent history of Franfurt's Jews. The book was never published.

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Walter Rosenberger was a judge in the Berlin civil court from 1 October 1929 to 1 April 1933, when, along with other ‘non-aryan' judges he was relieved of his duties. He died in May 1980. His wife died in June 1987.

<p>In 1939 Dorothy and James de Rothschild&nbsp;of the famous banking family, arranged for the rescue of 30 boys aged 6 to 14 from a Jewish children's home in Frankfurt am Main. They were brought from the Flersheim-Sichel-Stiftung, which was run by the warden, Hugo Steinhardt. Hugo Steinhardt along with his wife and two daughters accompanied the boys and the family became resident at the Rothschild’s ...

<p>This collection contains photographs and a family tree relating to the Epstein family, a large Jewish family from Frankfurt.</p>Photographs, family tree, also included is a notebook of poetry and correspondence addressed to Adelheid Heinemann who fled Nazi Germany with her husband, son and mother

Grete Mayer was born on 24 October 1901 in Frankfurt am Main, the daughter of the Jewish businessman Willy Mayer. She graduated from the Schiller-Schule, Frankfurt, then the Handelsschule, Frankfurt with a certificate. After jobs in an old people's home and as a book-keeper in a bank she began a career in social work as a volunteer in the Jewsh community and in 1928 graduated as a social worker with ...

Collection consist of thermofax and mimeograph copies of United Restitution Organization (URO) Rundschreiben from the Frankfurt am Main office, 1961-1970; miscellaneous printed and mimeograph memorandums, statistical reports, etc. some are from the URO office in Berlin.

Henry Nathan was born in Bromberg, Germany on 29 November 1898. His father's family was French. His mother, Clara Nathan, lived in Berlin and was murdered at Theresienstadt concentration camp during the Second World War. Henry Nathan married Betty Rosenthal, born on 10 December 1896 in Berlin. They had two daughters: Ellen Dollie born in 1927 and Helga born in 1934. Henry Nathan was managing director ...

Dr Adolf Neumann, born on 13 August 1878, was director and part owner of the literary publishing firm Ruetten & Loening in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Adolf and Margot Cahn met on 10 June 1933. Both, Adolf's and Margot's diaries stop in November 1938, just before the November pogroms ('Kristallnacht'). Adolf fled to Oslo whilst Margo emigrated to England in 1939. In 1942 Adolf went to Sweden to work ...

This collection of correspondence documents, in part, the life of Julius Bloch, a German Jewish immigrant, and former memberof the Jewish cultural communities in Frankfurt/ Main and Pforzheim. Also included is a photo album documenting the work of apprenticeshop workshops for Jewish teenagers in Frankfurt am Main, and a draft statement about the establishment and role of the workshops.

<p><span style="color: #ff0000;"><strong>Readers need to reserve a reading room terminal to access a digital version of this archive.</strong></span></p><p>The slave labour camp at Moerfelden-Walldorf, 30km south of Frankfurt am Main, housed mostly Jewish women prisoners, who worked either on preparing the ground for building Frankfurt airport or for the company Züblin und Cie AG. It was open from ...

Record keeping authority: Foreign exchange offices Frankfurt a.M. and Kassel&#x0D; The state exchange control to avoid flight of capital with foreign currency, existed in the German Reich since 1931. The pertaining foreign exchange offices were established in June 1932. They were subject in the last instance to the economics ministry of the Reich (therein starting from 1934 the Reich office for currency ...