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Theodore Frankel (1922-1971) was born in Berlin to Max (Meier) Frankel (Fränkel) and Erna (Kleinman) Frankel and was the brother of Harry Frankel (1926-1994), also born in Berlin. By 1928, his family moved to Danzig, where Frankel attended the Volkschule, where he was the only Jewish student in his class. Theodore Frankel emigrated in 1939 to attend Yeshiva University in New York City, departing via ...

Bestandsbeschreibung 19. Nov. 1899 in Soppot geboren 1914-1917 Ausbildung an der Präparandenanstalt und dem katholischen Lehrerseminar in Danzig 1917 - Apr. 1919 Militärdienst Nov.-Dez. 1918 Mitglied des Soldatenrates in Breslau 1919 Mitglied KJVD 1919-1920 Lehrerstudium 1921-1933 Lehrer an den Volksschulen in Soppot, Letzkau und Liessau, ab 1929 gegen seinen Willen wegen Abgeordnetentätigkeit vom ...

Documents relate to the tenuous situation for Norbert Lachman and his family as Jews in Danzig the late 1930s; his subsequent experiences as a student at an ORT school in Berlin; his return to Danzig in 1939 and his memories of the situation for Jews at that time; and immigration with his family to New York by way of Berlin, Ostend, and London.

Selected records of the office of the Komisarz Generalny Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej w Gdańsku (General Commissioner of the Republic of Poland in Gdańsk). Consist of reports, agreements, negotiations of the High Commissioner of the League of Nations in Gdańsk on the situation in the Free City of Gdańsk (Danzig), attacks on Poles and Polish property; records on paramilitary and other German organization, ...

The collection documents the pre-war and post-war experiences of Gershon Yelin, originally of the Free City of Danzig, including post-war family photographs documenting Gershon with his family in Austria and Israel, with friend Yehuda Nir in Vienna; Report card issued in May 1936 by the Jewish School in Danzig to "Gerson Jelen"; Declaration of Intention form for Gershon Yelin to become a citizen of ...

Summary: The German viewpoint of events prior to and during the Polish campaign. Reel 1: maps the Hanseatic cities and Danzig. Shows World War I combat scenes. Describes the Polish Corridor settlement. Shows German refugees driven from Poland. Describes Hitler's proposed highway across the Corridor. Shows Polish Foreign Minister Beck and the Danzig defense corps. Von Ribbentrop enplanes for Moscow. ...

The Roman Haar collection contains documents from Roman’s childhood, growing up in Poland. The photographs in the collection are mainly of Roman, but some show him posing with his father Salo, and his mother Erna, and his half-brother Joachim Fritsche. The larger photograph taken in 1943 is of Roman while he was hiding in Rzeszow, and one photograph from 1946 is of Roman, Erna, and Joachim. Another ...

Hitler Youth in the East (Posen, etc). Intertitles. Danzig. Poles victimize ethnic Germans. Ruins, graves. "Erbe" "Polnische Kulturträger" Sarcastic, Polish 'untermensch'. "Juden, Juden, Juden!" Closeups of Jews. Stars of David. Healthy blond German children. HJ, BDM at work. Antisemitic propaganda (Lebensraum, etc). Boys boxing, boy sewing, shining shoes. 9 Sept 1940, sign on tree about a village ...