De geïnterviewde vertelt over haar werk in het Franse verzet, en hoe ze is verraden en in eenzame opsluiting terecht kwam voordat ze naar Buchenwald werd getransporteerd. Ze werkte daar in de nabijgelegen wapenfabriek. Omdat ze verantwoordelijk was voor de temperatuur van de ovens heeft ze geprobeerd door het verlagen van de temperatuur de kwaliteit van de kogels te beïnvloeden. Door haar werk in de ...

The Louis Papageorge photographs consist of ten photographs, 16 enlarged photographs, and eight negatives taken by Papageorge depicting victims of the "Abtnaundorf massacre" at the Leipzig-Thekla subcamp of Buchenwald in April 1945; two street scenes in Hof, Germany, including a group of captured German troops being escorted past the office where Papageorge was stationed in May 1945; and two buildings ...

Concentration camp uniform dress worn by Leopoldine “Poldi” Langer in Leipzig-Schoenfeld concentration camp from August 4, 1944, until she was on a death march in late April 1945. On March 15, 1939, Germany annexed the region of Czechoslovakia, including Orlau, where Poldi lived with her husband Hans. Hans was arrested in April, escaped after two days, and the couple fled to Prokocim, Poland, near ...

Archief 33.5: Verzameling Aanwinsten Zeeuws Archief, 16e-21e eeuw > 2019 > Stukken afkomstig van J.M. (Jo) Eversen uit Middelburg betreffende zijn verblijf als dwangarbeider in ‘Lager Amstel’ bij het bedrijf HASAG in Leipzig, met naamlijst van overige dwangarbeiders, waarschijnlijk afkomstig van Walcheren, 1943-1944. 1 omslag

Dit boek gaat over de mannen die uit Loenen, Zeeland en de Zaanstreek (waaronder Henk Molenaar p. 228-231, Nico Woestenburg, Wim Vloon p. 130-191) te werk werden gesteld bij de HASAG (Hugo Schneider AG) in Leipzig tussen 1942-1945

Krijgsgevangenschap en kampen, 1942 - 1945 > Dagboeken, egodocumenten en verslagen > Stukken afkomstig van dienstplichtig soldaat G.J. Geradts (Kgf.nr 106325) gedurende zijn mobilisatie in 1939 en 1940 bij de staf van II-23 RI en zijn krijgsgevangenschap in Stalag IV-b Mühlberg, Stalag IV-g Oschatz en Arb.kdo 615 Leipzig Hasag

Wanda Rotbart (formerly Natka Kronenberg and Wanda Levenkopf), was born to Moishe and Chava Kronenberg in Warsaw, Poland where Moishe worked as a furrier. There, she attended school until the Nazi invasion of Poland in 1939, when she had to suspend her education during her second year of high school. A year later in 1940, Wanda and her family moved into the Warsaw Ghetto. 1942 Wanda’s mother and sister ...

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Copyright Holder: Pauline Buchenholz

Photographs, documents, and correspondence from before, during and after WWII relating to the experiences of Jadwiga Wolinska (b. October 6, 1919 in Blizyn) and her husband Bronislaw Parakowski (b. October 29, 1914 in Niedrzwica Duza), both Roman Catholics who were taken to Germany as forced laborers in Leipzig, she in the HASAG factory and he in the Mansfeld machine works. Bronislaw had previously ...

Describes the experiences of the author's twin sisters, Hela and Rela Markovitz, before World War II; the German invasion of Poland; the confiscation of Jewish property; the establishment of the ghetto in Kraków, Poland; the death of the author's parents; the twins' deportation to and experiences in the ghetto in Tarnów, Poland, and the camps of Płaszów, Skarżysko-Kamienna, and Hasag-Leipzig; Aktionen; ...

Contains a "Certificate of Integrity," based on a background check, issued by the Israeli Police to Malka Weissrozen (donor) for the purpose of issue of US visa; dated April 1955; a photograph depicting Malka on a motorcycle in the Bergen Belsen DP camp, dated: June 28, 1946; an identification photograph, c. 1954, for Mala Malka Bella Wajsrozen b. 12/18/1930 in Sandomierz, Poland, daughter of Cwi Hersch ...

Zygmunt Zorski was born on February 2, 1915 in Sosnowiec, Poland. Zygmunt, his two sisters, Lusia and Mietka, and his brother, Tadeusz, lived with their parents on Modrzejewska Street in Sosnowiec. Zygmunt’s father, Jan Jankel Zorski, was a photographer and his photo-studio was well known in town. Zygmunt’s mother, Roza Jasny Zorski, was a housewife. Jan Jankel’s parents were deported in August 1943 ...

American matchbook acquired by Max Beer, who arrived in Canada in 1949 following his birth in a displaced persons camp in Germany. The matchbook was produced by the Jewish War Veterans of the United States as part of a 1933 boycott of German imports and has the slogan “For Humanity’s Sake: Don’t Buy Nazi Goods.” In spring 1941, Max’s father, Leo Beer, escaped from the Krakow ghetto in Poland, and joined ...