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Gemeentebestuur Heesch, 1930-1993 > Taakuitvoering > Openbare orde algemeen > Verordening tot bestrijding van heling, 1974 - 1976

The collection consists of a blanket, cooking pot, shirt, long underwear, and photograph relating to the experiences of Helen and Joseph Matlow and their family before and during the Holocaust in Poland, and afterwards in the Eggenfelden displaced persons camp in Germany.

Helen H. Waterford is a native of Offenbach, Germany, and a survivor of Auschwitz. Waterford and her first husband were hidden by non-Jews in Amsterdam, Netherlands, during most of the Nazi occupation but were discovered by the Gestapo and taken to Auschwitz where her husband died. She was later moved to Kratzau (a.k.a. Chrastava) concentration camp. After liberation, Waterford and her daughter emigrated ...

Gemeentebestuur Oss, 1930 - 1960 > Stukken betreffende bijzondere onderwerpen > Overige aangelegenheden betreffende de openbare orde > Verordening ter bestrijding van heling, 1953-1954

Archief 7102: Gemeente Vlissingen 1937-1970, 1937-1970 > Ingekomen en uitgaande stukken > Beroepsorganisatie van de gezondheidszorg (code -1.772) > Genees-, heel- en verloskundigen, 1943. 1 omslag

David Laks donated his interview with Helen Laks to Holocaust to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in August 2018.

Testimony, typescript (presumably unpublished), bound, 336 pages, undated but compiled in early 1990s, by survivor (Sam Seltzer) originally from Poland (Upper Silesia), but living in Detroit area.

Verschijnt wekelijks v. ; XX cm.

Verschijnt maandelijks v. ; 39 cm.