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Correspondence and newspaper issues, relating to the German occupation of Poland and to German concentration camps. This collection contains 2 letters and one postcard sent by Julius Zon to his family in l942 and l943. Useful for the actual physical appearance of the camp issued postcard and letter paper.

Contains two vaccination certificates, an international certificate of vaccination against small pox, a copy of a birth certificate and an English translation, and a medical processing certificate from the International Refugee Organization (IRO), for Dina Lanceter Cohen.

Consists of a postcard from Julia Weiss [donor's sister] in Munich, Germany, to her sister, Henriette Kirshon, in Zurich, Switzerland, and a three-page letter written by Julia Weiss in Theresienstadt to her sister.

Contains photocopies of official documents, personal letters and poems written by various members of the Schwartzman family of Kiev. Some of the documents are pre-1917, while others coincide with World War II.

The collection consists of documents, including a postcard, identification cards, certificates, and affidavits, relating to Laszlo and Ibolya Weisz and their family members and experiences in Hungary during the Holocaust.

Consists of a transcript of an oral history of Irmgard Baum; a Jahrzeits book; a passport issued to Baum; poems; a memoir written by Baum's Uncle Ernst; and photographs of Baum's experiences before World War II

Contains passports, a marriage license, and other documents concerning the experiences of Kurt Hanff and Frieda Hirschfeld Hanff, who were married in 1936 in Berlin, before fleeing to Shanghai, China and eventually to the United States.

The papers document the experiences of Serge Ejnès in Reims, France, during the Holocaust. Included are photographs of United States Army troops in Reims after liberation, an identification card issued to Ejnès after liberation, and a letter written in 1943 to Ejnès from his brother in Lyon, France.

2001/01-