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Collectie 249-A1084: Dossier - Arbeidsinzet van Nederlanders - Duitsland (aanvullingen)

Archief van Leopold ('Leo') Weil (Augsburg, 17 juni 1922). Schuilnamen: Johannes Verbraak en Lodewijk Smulders. Jodenvervolging, verzetsdeelnemer. Leo Weil groeide op in Augsburg. Vanwege de toenemende vervolging van Joden kwam hij in 1936 naar Nederland, waar hij in eerste instantie bij zijn oom Herbert Oberdorfer in Amsterdam woont. Zijn vader Hermann en zus Edith volgden in 1938, moeder Selma bleef ...

Collectie 250f: Amersfoort, Polizeiliches Durchgangslager > Organisatie en bestuur van het kamp > Uitgaande transporten > Stukken van individuele gevangenen over transporten, juli 1944 - augustus 1945.

(LIB 6480) AMBASSADOR TO FRANCE VISITS 7TH ARMY SECTOR, Dachau, Germany, 8 May 1945. Prisoners (still in their uniforms) and military personnel crowd around Ambassador Jefferson Caffrey wearing the black suit. Inmates watch tour of officials. 00:00:30 CUs of prisoners. 00:00:54 Prisoners salute and cheer for camera while holding up banners. Decorated camp gate after liberation. Caffrey talks to prisoners ...

Collection of letters from Emanuel and Berta Engel, in Augsburg, Germany, to their children in the United States. Includes a passport, drivers license, a traveler's identification card, and pre-war photographs of immediate Stern family and extended family.

Collection contains correspondence, documents, photographs, leaflets, postcards, and related materials, including a yarmulke, which document the immigration of Joseph and Regina Landman, and their son Henry (Heinz), originally of Augsburg, Germany, to the United States as a result of anti-Semitic persecution in Germany. Includes biographical documents about Joseph and Regina, sports awards received ...

Includes bibliographical references (pages 321-327) and indexes. 336 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 30 cm

Two (2) photo albums of the Lustig family (donor's maternal family), documenting their life in Augsburg, Germany with family and friends between the years 1919-1931; collection of photographs (56) of the Lustig family in Germany and US before and after the war. Correspondence between Ludwig Lustig and different people in Chicago, IL regarding immigration visa to the US, c. 1938-1939; Passenger list: ...