Documents and photographs: - summaries and factual reports written by Carp for the *Black Book* - annexes of the *Black Book*, namely: transcriptions of Romanian official documents, documentary photographs of the Iasi and Bucharest pogrom and of the killings in Bessarabia - The three volumes of the *Black Book* published between 1946 and 1948 The materials were identified as being part of Carp's collection ...

In the series _Brev och andra handlingar_ (Letters and other documents) there are four volumes (28-32) named _Handlingar ang. Internationella Kvinnoförbundet för Fred och Frihet, IKFF_ (Documents concerning International Women's Federation for Peace and Freedom, IKFF). 1917-1941. One volume containing documents concerning the Save the Children Association 1920--39, and several volumes of documents ...

There is no index or catalog on the item level, but the client files are in alphabetical order A-Z. On the series level, there is an inventory in the National Archives database (NAD): https://sok.riksarkivet.se/arkiv/jfVYFecRrH6d0G02H087k3

The Jewish memories project ran from 1994-1998 at the Nordiska museet and resulted in a rich and comprehensive collection of Jewish life in the 20th century.

There is an index in the archive of Nordiska museet.

The archive was created in 2007 and covers the period around 1930 until Halina Neujahr died in 2006. The archive primarily contains documents relating Halina Neujahr's own experiences from the Warsaw ghetto and her time in Sweden in the form of lectures and newspaper articles, as well as the documentary film _In Memoriam_ with Halina Neujahr, in which she talks about her life in the Warsaw ghetto and ...

The Werbel couple had fled from Austria to Sweden in 1938. Unable to get their application for a residence permit approved despite having close relatives in Sweden and guarantees for their livelihood, they moved on and eventually ended up in Shanghai. Fanny Werbel did not survive imprisonment in the Shanghai ghetto, but her husband returned to Stockholm after the war to be reunited with his daughter ...

Hans Michaeli’s papers comprise one box of documents covering the period 1935-1967, primarily documents left by his father Wilhelm Michaeli, a German Jewish legal expert, and his work helping refugees for the Jewish Community of Stockholm. However, there is also material concerning Hans’s mother, Sophie Michaeli, and her work as director of the Tullgarn boys’ home in Uppsala. The archive includes various ...

Esther Lamm worked as a psychiatrist at Sigtuna refugee hospital in 1945, caring for survivors from the concentration camps. She interviewed the patients on their experiences and recorded their responses to Rorschach tests.

Magda Goldschmidt was born in Berlin on 13 January 1938. Her mother, Else Rosenthal, was unable to care for her child and thus left her at the orphanage when she was only 3 months old. In spring 1939, the management of the orphanage organised the emigration of the children. The Swedish branch of WIZO was involved in Magda’s transfer to Swedish foster parents, who adopted her in 1941. In 1961 Magda ...

The archive originates in Fritz Hollander's documents which were deposited with the National Archives, and contains documents after Baltiska Skinnkompaniet, A.J. Hollander, Fritz Hollander and successors for the period 1862-1996. Hollander, Fritz Hollander and successors for the period 1862-1996. The archive also contains documents relating to Swedish and foreign Jewish organizations, documents relating ...

Some documents in the archive may be subject to confidentiality. An assessment will be carried out by the archive before the documents are disclosed.

The Civil Defence Section was formed on 1 July 1953 when the County Administrative Office was organized into sections. As early as 1944, the County Administrative Office established a defense department due to the 1944 Civil Defense Act.

The register of memorial works is updated yearly and currently contains four volumes. The register is available in the Researcher's room of the archive.

Biografische Informationen Heinrich Fausel, Sohn des Schulrektors Heinrich Fausel, wurde am 15.11.1900 in Reutlingen geboren und starb am 2.2.1967 in Tübingen. Nach dem Besuch der Seminare Schöntal und Urach studierte Fausel in den Jahren 1919-1922 an den Universitäten von Tübingen und Marburg Theologie und Philosophie. In den folgenden Jahren wirkte er als Vikar in Göttelfingen, Unterhausen und Cannstatt, ...

Geschichtlicher Überblick Die "Hilfsstelle für Rasseverfolgte bei der Evangelischen Gesellschaft Stuttgart" wurde im September 1945 eingerichtet und an den damaligen Vikar und späteren Pfarrer Fritz Majer-Leonhard übertragen. Die Idee kirchlicher/evangelischer Betreuungsstellen für sogenannte "Judenchrist/innen" ging zurück auf "christliche Hilfsstellen", die während der NS-Zeit zur Unterstützung dieser ...

Theodor Dipper und die Bekenntnisgemeinschaft Dippers Leben und sein Wirken für die württembergische Landeskirche war wesentlich durch den Kirchenkampf im Dritten Reich bestimmt. In einer Pfarrfamilie 1903 geboren, absolvierte Dipper die typisch württembergische Theologenausbildung mit Abitur am Evang.-theolog. Seminar Blaubeuren und Studium am Evang. Stift in Tübingen. Zu seinen wichtigsten Lehrern ...

Our OPAC can be accessed here: https://cdec.infoteca.it/ricerca Librarians are available to help users find the books and articles they need

The collection includes several items relating to the Holocaust. Among these is a writing pad (item number: UM032489) kept as a memory of the patients treated at the Margaretegärdeskolan emergency hospital in Uddevalla in the summer of 1945. In the spring and summer of 1945, the school was transformed into an emergency hospital for survivors of Nazi Germany's concentration camps. The white buses arrived ...

The series include 1,529 personal files in 16 volumes. The files contain information about refugees and Holocaust survivors who came to Sweden and stayed in Gothenburg from 1937 to 1947. One volume also contains circular letters and guidelines for the treatment of refugees from the authorities and one volume contains correspondence.

• 13 stories of children written by Lena with her evaluation of their condition. • 4 testimonies and a memoir of children who were in Lena's children's home. • Postcards and letters Kuechler wrote to Edith Zierer, a former child in Kuechler's children's house. • Letters written by Kuechler to Frances - Zipora Schaff (Fanka Beder) a former child in Kuechler's children's house. • 2 files with items belonging ...

All materials have been scanned and are accessible through the internet at our website: https://infocenters.co.il/gfh/search.asp?lang=ENG

Gunhild Maria Elisabet Tegen (1889-1970), daughter of Johan Petter Nordling and Maria Erika Dahlén, was a Swedish writer and translator. Her engagement with the prosecution of Jews in Nazi Germany began in 1934 when Tegen read Gerhard Seger’s report on the German situation, written and published shortly after the latter escaped from Oranienburg concentration camp. Influenced by Seger’s report, Tegen ...

The Ukrainian Society's archives contain testimonies about the Holocaust, including the following volume: F 4 Audio recordings concerning the personal experiences of I. Wanczyckyj, W. Bretan, M. Radekko and B. Skobowitsh-Okolot's personal experiences during the Second World War. The recordings are on 12 cassette tapes (12 x 90min). The recordings are in Ukrainian and made on 1989-03-10-11. They contain ...