At the Kiamichi Mountain Christian Mission in Nashoba, Oklahoma, where Harold Dunson and his family were sent as missionaries in 1947. VS, older woman with baby posing for camera, older man poses with a Doberman Pinscher and a young girl (the donor, Joy). VS, family life, postwar. Women posing with potted plants. Various families coming out of a church, most are well-dressed, some men exit church in ...

Testimony: Manuscript, three pages, describing a woman's experiences, first in an unnamed ghetto in Poland, then in Tarnopol, and then--posing as a non-Jewish Polish laborer, in Elbing and later in the Harz Mountains.

Aktivitäten des Ehepaares Just in den Bereichen Strafverfolgung von NS-Verbrechern, der Verständigung mit Israel, der christlich-jüdischen Zusammenarbeit, evangelische Akademikerschaft und Kirchentag sowie Umweltschutz

Group of U.S. liberators in front of building, posing for camera, some hanging from windows on second floor, civilians pass in FG. MCUs as some liberators are interviewed.

Brzeziny ghetto, people working in snow, digging, posing for the camera, CUs, etc. Shots of empty streets. Sled with goods dragged in the snow from one house to another. Women and men move about. CU, child with Jude star.

Consists of one post-war photograph taken of a group of orphan children in Poland in 1946. The children are posing in front of pressed leaves.

Więzienia policyjne stanowią osobną grupę wśród instytucji więziennych. Podlegały one terytorialnej władzy policyjnej. Zachował się tylko fragment akt więzienia tego rodzaju w Poznaniu – Polizeigefängnis Posen.

Consists of one photograph, taken in 1935 in Cernauti, Romania. The photograph shows two girls posing with a bicycle and a soccer ball; on the left is Regina Vogel.

Testimony, 14 pages, typescript, from Ruth Sien (born Rachele Faust), of Cranbury, NJ, originally from a village near Rzeszow, Poland. Describes German occupation of Poland, hiding in farms and forests, posing as a Gentile, and survival through war, liberation, pogroms, immigration to U.S.

Brzeziny ghetto. Jews working in snow, digging, posing for the camera, CUs, etc. Empty streets. Sled with goods dragged in the snow from one house to another. Women and men move about. CU, child with Jude star.

Consists of a black and white photographic portrait of the donor's father, wearing a suit and tie; and two black and white photographs of the donor's father, one of a group of men posing outdoors, in Le Vernet internment camp.

This testimony is open with permission.

Moses Haber spent World War II in hiding in Berlin, posing as a Greek. His sister was in the United States and his other relatives were in Palestine and Brazil.

Consists of two photographs of Ruth Lisak as a child, posing with her parents in a park in Brussels, Belgium. Her father, Maurice Lisak, perished in Auschwitz, and her mother, Esther Lisak, in Bergen-Belsen. Ruth survived the war as a hidden child in a convent in Belgium.

Nicely dressed men, delegates from a "new organization of Orthodox Jews," gather outside the Congress Building, chatting, posing, smoking. Names of rabbis and community leaders are listed on card catalogue, but difficult to determine correspondence to footage.

Contains a German passport issued to Helga Trauherz stamped with red letter "J" issued in October 1938, Berlin, Germany; and seven photographs depicting Helga in Paris, where she survived the Holocaust by posing as a non-Jewish woman with the help of false papers. Helga married Hanan Katz (donor's cousin), after the war.

Consists three passports as well as miscellaneous documents and correspondence related to the family's emigration from Austria in 1938. Also includes two pre-war photographs: one of Luise Koenigstein working in a Jewish owned textile mill in Vienna, 1935; and one of Artur and Luise Koenigstein posing with their children on the beach, also in Austria, 1935.