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Travel visa dated April 27, 1950, for Gerda Eisinger, allowing her to visit France for three days.

Anneke, a Dutch Jewish teenager, is sent with her family to Theresienstadt, a "model" concentration camp, where she confronts great evil and learns to do what it takes to survive. —Title page verso

Reviews the history of the Jewish people, the development of antisemitism, and describes the horrors of the Holocaust.

When the Germans occupy Holland in 1940 and begin to persecute the Jews there, twelve-year-old Eva and her family assume false names and move from one hiding place to another. —Publisher

"Dagboeken, verhalen, brieven, tekeningen en foto's geven een beeld van het leven van kinderen in kamp Westerbork tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog." —Publisher

Shield shaped embroidered badge blue cross on red shield.

Item is a letter. Item was typewritten on a typewriter in black ink on off-white paper. Below the middle, horizontal fold is a Dutch word stamped in purple ink. On the recto’s lower, left quadrants is Den Heer I Stein hand signed in black ink.

Silver coloured metal badge of reichsadler eagle with black enamel swastika and sunburst in talons. Lapel pin attached on reverse.