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Arnold Schleifer (1872-1950) was a Vienna-born restaurateur who leased and managed the Claremont Inn and Tavern-on-the Green in New York City for many years. In 1943, Arnold Schleifer and his nephews, Arthur Schleifer and Julius Berman, won the contract to operate the restaurant. They enlarged the dance floor and offered nightly music. A large outdoor patio offered dining al fresco. Trees were first ...

Gemeentebestuur Boxmeer, 1942-1970 > Stukken betreffende bijzondere onderwerpen > Verkoop van onroerend goed > Verkoop van onroerend goed, 1950 R.H.J.v.d. Bosch, sectie K nr 1243, onder Sambeek M. Jansen de Wit's Kousenfabriek NV, sectie D nr 544 P. Haerkens, J.W. Willems, A.A.M. Stevens, sectie K nr 1183, 1162, sectie E nr 123 en 526 Provincie Noord-Brabant, sectie D nr 798 G.J. Tunnissen, sectie ...

Gemeentebestuur Boxmeer, 1942-1970 > Stukken betreffende bijzondere onderwerpen > Verkoop van onroerend goed > Verkoop van onroerend goed map 2, 1967 NCB, sectie D 4767, Rembrandt van Rijnstraat / Jan Sluijtersstraat PNEM, sectie D 4767, autobox Jozef Israëlstraat M.J. Schraven, sectie D 4763, Jan Bosboomstraat B.M. Schrijen-Vermaseren, sectie D nr 4766, Jacob van Ruysdaelstraat R. Slomp, sectie D ...

Collection includes statement of the Commission from May 10, 1941 about murder of the Soviet POWs, Soviet activists and the Jews in Shepetivka town and surrounding locations, as well as exhumation materials (inventory 1, file 2, pp. 316-331); statement of the Commission from May 10, 1941 about murder of the Soviet POWs, Soviet activists and the Jews in Kamianets-Podilskyi city and surrounding locations, ...

Consists of 14 photographs taken by Chicago Tribune photographer Max Arthur in Germany and Poland, as well as a letter written to family members, dated December 28th (presumably 1945) and on clipping from the Chicago Tribune of a photograph he took. Photographs include post-mortem photographs of Hermann Goering and Julius Streicher, as well as photographs of Nazi propaganda murals.

Documents, photographs, correspondence, family history albums, and miscellaneous papers related to the Lessing family (Edward, his parents Nardus and Engeline, and his brothers Arthur and Alfred) in the Netherlands, in the U.S. (1929-1932), while in hiding during WWII, and in the postwar period. Also includes Edward's drawings and sculpture made while hidden, his short memoir, materials related to ...

People's court (népbíróság) is a term referring to special criminal courts established by the decree of the Interim National Government of Hungary on January 25, 1945. The primary function of people’s courts was to initiate criminal proceedings against the perpetrators of war crimes and the so-called crimes against the people. Their sphere of jurisdiction extended to Hungarian citizens, including the ...

Contains correspondence received by Margot Manuel in New York from her relatives in Germany. The majority of the letters were written by her parents, Leopoldine and Hermann Manuel, as well as brother Alfons and Siegfried. Leopoldine and Hermann Manuel, as well as Siegfried, did not survive the Holocaust.