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Contains an identity card issued by the "District Office for the Jews of Chernovtsy (Czernowitz)" with a yellow Star of David on it, issued to Hermine Euzer; dated 1942; photograph missing. Also includes a certificate of registration of the Jewish community of Czernowitz (now Chernivtsi, Ukraine), made according to a state law from 1942.

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Identity card with information about Rose Deutsch's deportation from Hungary and internment in the Ravensbrück concentration camp.

Consists of an album, "Paris les heures glorieuses" published by Comité parisien de la Libération, written by Claude Roy, published November 1945, and blank forms used in the fabrication of false identity papers. The forms include: 2 feuilles de demobilization, format different taille A-4, 1 certificat de recensement-A8, 1 bulletin de naissance, 1 carte d’identite orange, 1 carte de travail Mod. 3 ...

Consists of one identity card for ten-year-old Robert E.M. Guttmann, originally of Munich, Germany. Mr. Guttmann (now Guttman) and his family immigrated to England in the mid-1930s, and used this document, which includes a photograph, to immigrate to the United States in 1939. The document is covered with visa and transit stamps.

The collection consists of one small identity card from the Republic of France issued on Dec 30, 1934 to Chaya Gerszenfisz, b 1897 in Razdan, Poland. A black-and-white photograph of a woman in her late thirties is on the first interior page, and opposite this is a black-and-white photograph of three children: two girls, with a boy in the middle. The children seem to be arranged left to right by age, ...

<p>The Ausweis-Karte is issued by the art school “Schule Reimann Berlin” for Miss Hilde Badrian for the Arts and Applied Arts Department. The school regulations are printed on the backside of the card. </p><p>German&nbsp;</p>

Consists of one identity card, dated October 15, 1949, issued to Szloma Przechacki, originally of Zuromin, Poland, identifying him as a member of the Jewish Congregation of Fulda, Germany.

Certificate of Identity for Traveller (Certificat d'Identit et de voyage), issued to Valeriu and Eva Gerson Marcu, September 30, 1940. Booklet format: typewritten form with handwritten entries, photographs of bearers, contains entry, exit and transit visas; issued by Rumanian consulate at Bziers, France; illegible signature; valid through September 30, 1941. In French, Rumanian, Spanish, Portuguese ...

Oswald Rufeisen, who became a Carmelite monk in 1945 and known as brother Daniel applied to be considered a Jew under the Law of Return, 1950. His application was refused.

Consists of one Kennkarte and one Czech repatriation office identity card, both issued to Uri Hanauer, born on February 6, 1940 in Berlin, Germany. Mr. Hanauer was liberated from Theresienstadt (Terezin) with his mother at the age of five.