Scope and content: Geschiedenis in woord en beeld van de Shoah in België en Europa, waarbij vragen worden gesteld over de huidige mensenrechtenkwesties, burgerzin en democratie. 477 pagina's : illustraties ; 24 cm

46 p. ; 22 cm

Collectie 248-A2530: Dossier - Goldenblatt, L. en L.S. Freund

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This collection contains more than 19,000 photographs of Jewish deportees and Romanies living in Belgium and deported from Belgium and France to concentration and extermination camps in Eastern Europe.

NS-Dokumentationszentrum der Stadt Köln (EL-DE-Haus, Cologne)

In 1756, Empress Maria Theresa of Austria commissioned the construction of the barracks to accommodate Austrian soldiers. Between 1781 and 1940, the barracks played a pure military role, which was met in various ways. Until 1914, the building served as depot for the regiments of Grenadiers, Riflemen and Third Rifles Guards. Later it became a weapon depot and from 1918, an auxiliary depot of the 7th ...

The name index of the Give Them a Face portrait collection is accessible at the Kazerne Dossin documentation center. It was also published in : ADRIAENS Ward e.a., Mecheln-Auschwitz, 1942-1944. List of names of the deportees, vol. IV, Brussels, 2009.

Digital copy available as collection KD_00153 at Kazerne Dossin

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Contact Kazerne Dossin Documentation Centre: archives@kazernedossin.eu

The name index of the Transportlisten series is accessible at the Kazerne Dossin documentation center. Research conducted by dr. Laurence Schram, senior researcher at Kazerne Dossin, has revealed the names of several persons deported from the Dossin barracks whose names are not mentioned on the original deportation lists.

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Nuta Manelewitsh was born in Kuchary, Poland, on 4 February 1902. In 1930 he married Chana Zarwanitzer, born on 26 December 1904 in Nowy Kalusz (or Kałusz Nowy), formerly Poland (now Ukraine). Their son Nochem alias Norbert Manelewitsh was born in Essen on 14 October 1938. Eleven months later the orthodox Jewish family fled to Belgium and settled in Brussels, where they still lived when Nazi-Germany ...

Kazerne Dossin Research Centre

This collection contains: postcards sent by family members to David Wajntraub and his wife Sura Gitla alias Sara Broner in Brussels (1937-1942) ; a letter from the Antwerp Ortskommandantur to the mayor of Schoten, confirming the confiscation of buildings by the Abteilung Feind- und Judenvermögen [Division enemy and Jewish capital] (1941) ; postcard sent by Edith Silbiger, Jewish secretary at the Dossin ...

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Kazerne Dossin Research Centre

Digitised copy of a notarial deed stipulating the sale of a plot of land to the Jolémont family, including a remark that a possible Jewish descent was verified and dismissed.