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Consists of photographs and copyprints (7) depicting the family of Emil and Bertha Forchheimer, originally of Coburg, Germany. Includes school photographs, family portraits, and honeymoon photographs, all taken prior to the family's eventual emigration to the United States in 1940.

Preface / Emile Schrijver. - Introduction / Frank van Vree, Hett y Berg, and David Duindam. - 1. Occupation, Persecution, and Destruction: The Netherlands under German Rule, 1940-1945 / Frank van Vree. - 2. In and Around the Theatre: Jewish Life in Amsterdam in the Prewar Era / Frank van Vree with contributions from Hetty Berg and Joost Groeneboer. - 3. In the Shadow of Nazism: Theatre and Culture ...

Hersch Mozes Cohen was born in Antwerp, Belgium, on 14 June 1905 as the son of Mozes Cohen and Hilletje Pollak. Hersch was raised in the port city, but when, in 1914, the First World War broke out his family fled to the Netherlands, the country of birth of both Hersch’s parents. In June 1919 the Cohens returned to Antwerp and settled at Grammestraat 33. However, Hersch again lived in Amsterdam from ...

02:00:40 (Munich 627) Congressional Inspection of DP Camp #581, Eschwege, Germany, September 8, 1947 (silent). Congressman Frank L. Chelf (Kentucky), consultant to Congressman Walter M. Besterman, and others tour the DP camps. DPs assembled to guide the Congressmen around the camp. 02:02:52 (Munich 628) Arraignment of Defendants, War Crimes Trials - Subsequent Trial Proceedings, Case 9 (Einsatzgruppen ...

Korrespondenz, u.a. mit Paul Abraham, Ralph Benatzky, Siegfried Bernfeld, Paul Dessau, Marta Feuchtwanger, Bruno Frank, René Fülöp-Miller, Wilhelm Furtwängler, Hans Habe, Emmerich Kálmán, Erich Wolfgang Korngold, Franz Lehar, Alma Mahler-Werfel, Alfred Neumann, Emil Oprecht, Erwin Piscator, Wilhelm Speyer, Irving Stone, Robert Stolz, Max Tau, Helene Thimig, Siegfried Trebitsch, Berthold Viertel, ...

Emil Eisenstein (1885-1941) was the owner of a paper factory and later founded a Gross Paper import/export company in Prague. His wife, Szdenka (Cifkova) (1904- ) was a Catholic. They had two children, Karel and Helena. Emil was deported on October 26, 1941 from Prague to the Litzmannstadt ghetto. Szdenka, Karel, and Helena survived the Holocaust. Other Eisenstein family members include Otto Eisenstein ...