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Contains a play written and performed on the occassion of Arthur Weissbarth's 13th birthday; the document was saved by Else Weissbarth (donor's mother-in-law) who brought it with her her when she, her husband, and son immigrated to the US in 1938. Includes two postcards, one written to George "Hansi" (donor's husband).

Includes bibliographical references. 275 pages, 4 unnumbered leaves of plates : portraits ; 21 cm

Eva Ostwalt (1902-2010) was born in Cologne, Germany to Emil Lippmann and Else Ballin Lippmann. Eva had two younger sisters, Kate and Trude. Although their family was Jewish, they had assimilated to the German community in Cologne. Emil belonged to the board of the Cologne Conservatory, and played cello in the Cologne orchestra. Karl Hesse, a new cellist, was introduced to Emil and consequently to ...

Consists of original and digital documents and photographs related to the life of Suse Lore Alice Samson (later known as Alice Samson), originally of Edesheim, Germany. Includes Alice's written testimony, copies of documents and photographs, and correspondence regarding her attempts to find out the fates of her family and restitution for lost property. Includes correspondence with the International ...

Scope and content: In het boek, dat de oorlogsjaren 1940-1945 beschrijft, komen twee nauwkeurig bijgehouden dagboeken samen. Het zwarte dagboek beschrijft de oorlog, maar daarnaast heeft zij haar rode dagboek vol dromen zoals ieder jong meisje die heeft. 471 pagina's. : illustraties. ; 26 cm.

Korrespondenz der Nachkriegsjahre, u.a. mit Bernard von Brentano, Max Brod, Ruth Fischer, Kurt Hiller, Arthur Koestler, Hubertus Prinz zu Löwenstein, William S. Schlamm und Erich Wollenberg; Lebensdokumente; Manuskripte ihrer Werke; Materialien aus und über das Konzentrationslager Ravensbrück, darunter Briefe an ihre Mutter Else Thüring und ihren Schwager Bernhard Fleiß; Belegexemplare ihrer V ...

Contains a letter written by Izak and Pepi Altenhaus (donor's parents) in Belgium, stating that they were being transported. The letter was thrown from train and picked up and posted by someone else. Also includes a scrap of return address and note in envelope.

Charlotte (Liselotte, Carlotta) Dunwiddie (1907-1995) was born Elizabeth Charlotte Eugenia Natalie Klein in Strasbourg to Walter Karl Klein and Else Klein (née Mayer, 1885-1942). After her parents' divorce, she was adopted by her stepfather, Adolf Hanau (1878-1942), and studied art in Berlin. She married her first husband, Richard Arthur Wolff (1890-1939), in 1929, left Berlin shortly after his death, ...