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Lola Goldsmith (1932-2009) was born Hannelore Goldschmidt, the daughter of Walter and Else (nee Lindau) Goldschmidt, in Hildesheim, Germany. The Goldschmidt family lived in Hildesheim until leaving Germany in 1939, settling in Cirencester, England. Having had to register as enemy aliens, they anglicized their names to "Goldsmith" at this point in time. Lola went to school and spent her early adolescent ...

u.a. Porträts von Walter Benjamin, Ernst Bloch, Claire und Ivan Goll, Gertrud Kolmar, Else Lasker-Schüler, Thomas Mann, Walter Mehring, Rudolf Olden, Ernst Toller und Paul Zech sowie Typoskripte und Belegexemplare

18 p. ; 27 cm.

Korte biografieën van 1001 vrouwen die op uiteenlopende terreinen en om verschillende redenen een opmerkelijke rol speelden in de geschiedenis van Nederland. 2e dr. 1555 p. : ill. ; 19 cm

Collection consisting of material relating to the experiences of Marius Anholt as a child during the Holocaust, and the experiences of his parents, Solomon and Elsje Joosten Anholt. The collection also includes a Purim megillah that belonged to the donor's nephew (his mother's sister's son), Meyer van Thyn.

Bestandsbeschreibung Tagebücher 1924-1945 (Mikrofilm), Korrespondenz, u. a. mit Anka Stahlherm, Else, Janke, Lene Krage, literarische Versuche, u. a. ‘Michael Formann’, ‘Heinrich Kämpfer’, ‘Bin ein fahrender Schüler’ und ‘Judas Iskariot’, Mikrofilme zu Nachlaßteilen in anderen Archiven; Schriftwechsel vor allem über persönliche Angelegenheiten, u. a. Beleidigung von Mitgliedern der Reichsregierung ...

The collection consists of a luggage tag, correspondence, documents, identity cards, and photographs related to the experiences of Egon Feldmann and his mother, Sofie, before and during the Holocaust in Vienna, Austria, and Egon's immigration to Basel, Switzerland with his first wife, Else, in 1939, and later in the United States.

This is a personal story of a hugely inquisitive man who became a historian not by accident or design, but by fate. John Toland's unorthodox approach to history came from his early desire to be a playwright. He found that he saw history as a play, with narrative structure and drama, not as a dry series of dates and names. Few historians have interviewed as many men and women who helped shape the most ...

Met lit. opg. en reg. 338 p. : ill. ; 23 cm