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Benjamin Orenbuch was born in Zarnow, Poland, in 1882. He became a travelling merchant and married Rywka Laja Aspich, who was born in Novy Korczyn, Poland, in 1886. Together they would have three daughters, all born in Lodz, Poland: Tauba alias Thérèse (born on 7 May 1912), Fajga alias Fanny (born on 3 December 1916) and Roza (born on 13 March 1921). The Orenbuch-Aspich family was orthodox. In 1925 ...

Collection of printed items and handwritten documents from World War II in Anderlecht and Brussels, Belgium. Includes a broadside published on behalf of "Association des Juifsen Belgique" of 1941, announcing an order to concentrate Jews in Mechelen transit camp; four tickets, printed and completed by hand, for compulsory insurance for old age or early death (Carte D'Assujetti), issued for Alta Szajndla ...

Fanny Flam was born Fanny Herman in Anderlecht, Belgium, on January 28, 1931, to Itzhack (Jacques) and Gittle (Giselle) Zysman. During the Nazi occupation of Belgium, Fanny, her parents, and her two older brothers, Marcel and Paul, escaped to Mandelieu-la-Napoule in the south of France and remained together in hiding. When French police arrested Jacques and Giselle Zysman in 1943, their children devised ...

This collection consists of: multiple press clippings collected by Annie Sliwka on the Aide aux Israélites Victimes de Guerre (AIVG) and the Wezembeek-Oppem children's home ; multiple databases created by Annie Sliwka, using lists and registries kept by the AIVG, the Jewish Social Services and children's homes run by the Association of Jews in Belgium ; photos of rescuers such as Brigitte Jacobsberg, ...

Ce fonds est de grand intérêt pour des recherches relatives à la controverse liée au XXème convoi, à l’affaire Livschitz, aux relations entre la résistance, le Front de l’Indépendance et le CDJ, la Fédération nationale des Anciens Combattants et Résistants armés juifs de Belgique, … On notera également des pièces relatives au Groupe G et à la résistance juive, des documents relatifs à l’AJB, et des ...

In dit bestand vinden we twee dossiers terug. Vooreerst een dossier onder nr. 10, met briefwisseling van de orthodoxe israëlitische gemeenschap, inzake het verkrijgen van toestemming van de overheden voor het uitvoeren van verbouwingen aan de ondergrondse verdiepingen van de synagoge van de Kliniekstraat te Anderlecht, 1965-1967. Het dossier onder nr. 113 betreft de herstellingen van oorlogsschade ...

This collection contains: the documentary “Darkness and Light” on the story of Irene alias Rina Szmulewicz-Mondlin, created by Gaël Krajzman Johns (https://vimeo.com/446912076) ; the documentary “Nous sommes là!” on the story of Irene’s cousin Francine Erlich and Francine’s husband Marcel Holender, created by Gaël Krajzman Johns (https://vimeo.com/498783061) ; the documentary “We are here!” on the ...

Alfred Kuchler was born in Berlin, Germany, on 14 September 1919 as the son of Josef Kuchler and Golda Süss (sometimes Grün). Alfred became a furniture maker. On 15 July 1939, he clandestinely crossed the German-Belgian border near Herbesthal and reported with the Belgian immigration authorities to request a Belgian residence permit. It was Alfred’s intention to obtain a visa for France and to join ...

Simon Lewkowicz was born in Raczki, Poland, in 1896 as the son of Emmanuel Lewkowicz and Chaja Sadkowski. He became a tailor. In 1918 he married Chana Guittel Bot in Raczna, Poland. Chana had been born on 14 January 1895 in Przedborz, Poland. Their eldest child, a daughter named Chaja Frymeta alias Claire, was born in Przedborz on 10 February 1919. Simon and Chana then relocated to Paris, France, where ...

Ce fonds est très riche. On y notera principalement les dossiers suivants : n°16 : dossier concernant les Juifs évacués d’Anvers via le Luxembourg (1941), l’Aide aux familles des Juifs désignés d’office par l’Office du Travail de Bruxelles pour aller travailler en France occupée (1942) ; n°40 : Constitution de dossier de principe pour le personnel juif des établissements auxiliaires (1944) ; n°42 : ...