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Photocopies of various postcards and letters to and from interned Jews in Swiss internment camps, as well as other locations (e.g., Theresienstadt), with typed notes at bottom of page, likely from donor.

The Juliette Frisch Haymes collection includes a Star of David badge as well as biographical materials, correspondence, and photographs documenting Juliette Frisch and her family.

A reference book on the Holocaust, containing ca. 200 brief entries on the main events, concepts, institutions, camps, ghettos, and extermination sites, as well as over 200 brief biographies. Originalausg. 262 pages ; 19 cm.

The collection consists of documents, a memoir, and publications relating to the experiences of Arthur Kerdemann during the Holocaust when he was imprisoned in Dachau concentration camp, as well as materials he collected after the war.

Describes the conditions of Holocaust survivors when they were liberated as well as their struggle as they attempt to rebuild their lives. Includes bibliographical references (pages 88-90) and index. 96 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm

Contians records relating to the activities of central authorities and institutions of the Third Reich, mainly general orders or ordinances directed mainly at Jews as well as statistics and reports; records relating to the activity of regional authorities in the General Government, Upper and Lower Silesia, the Warthegau, as well as the offices of authorities and institutions of individual local towns ...

Consists of six photographs taken upon the liberation of the Mauthausen concentration camp. Photographs depict groups of survivors receiving food and health care as well as congregating socially.

Consists of one photograph of Nachame Kuchevsky (Norma Lipow) taken in Kovno in 1936. She survived the Kovno (Kaunas) ghetto as well as the Auschwitz concentration camp. She married Morris Lipow in Munich in 1946.

A Post Film. Lots of shots (MS, CU, MCU etc.) of children: poor, well-off, urban, rural. Some are very appealing. None are recognizable nor identifiable as Jewish or Gyspy.

Contains five photographs depicting Miriam (b. April 10, 1933) and her brother Josef (b. 1935); her father Alter Zunszajn, textile merchant from Wereszczyn, Poland, and portraits of two friends: Moszek Gryff and Ryfka Kuperstok, whom Miriam befriended in Helenowek children’s home.