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Natalie Baum was born as Natalie “Nelly” Tisch on September 2, 1919 in Vienna, Austria. Her father, Jakub Tisch was born in Lvov on January 15, 1880 and owned a shoe factory in Vienna. Nelly’s mother, Wanda Wittie Neumann, was born in Stanislawów, Poland. Nelly’s older brother, Leopold, was born in Lvov in 1908 and soon after his birth the Tisch family moved to Vienna. On March 24, 1938, two weeks ...

Herman (Hersz) Flamholc was born on January 15, 1916, in Głowno, Poland, near Łódź. His father, Lipman Flamholc, was a farmer, and his mother, Zisia Rojza Reps Flamholc, took care of the children. Herman had three sisters, Cipa, Chawa and Hela, and two brothers, Salek Israel and Szimszon. Chawa and Hela were twins. Herman’s parents, his three sisters, and his youngest brother, Szimszon, moved to the ...

Deborah Katina was born as Dora Schwartz on May 16, 1927 in Chrzanow, Poland. Her father, Lev Schwartz, who was born in 1885, was a men’s clothing merchant and her mother, Rywka Regina Wasserteil Schwartz, who was born in 1900, took care of the children. Dora was the oldest of three daughters. Her twin sisters: Cesia and Andzia were born in 1929. The Schwartz family was traditional, kept kosher kitchen ...

The Civil Defence Section was formed on 1 July 1953 when the County Administrative Office was organized into sections. As early as 1944, the County Administrative Office established a defense department due to the 1944 Civil Defense Act.

The Shmuel Rosenbaum papers consist of biographical materials and photographs documenting Shmuel Rosenbaum and his family before World War II in Poland and Palestine and after the war in Sweden. Biographical materials include identification papers, residence certificates, and a Swedish naturalization application documenting Rosenbaum’s birth in Radom, Poland, and his postwar life in Sweden. Photographs ...

The photographs depict relatives and friends from David Beitner’s hometowns of Strzemieszyce Wielkie, Poland, and Sławków, Poland, before World War II and of David and his friends in the Preibitz DP camp in Germany after the war. Some of the photographs have captions in Yiddish and Polish.

This collection consists of a photo of and an interview with Lucy Wolkowitz. In her testimony Lucy talks about her childhood in Piotrkow Trybunalski, her life in the ghetto of Piotrkow, the different labour camps she and her mother Laja Perlowicz survived, living conditions at Bergen-Belsen and the death of her mother Laja Perlowicz there, Lucy's voyage to Sweden, being reunited with her father Wolf ...

Spaarpot afkomstig uit de nalatenschap van Johannes (‘Jelle’) Posthuma (Amsterdam, 29 augustus 1906 – Wassenaar, 10 augustus 1943). Verzetsdeelnemer. -Houten, donkerbruine, vierhoekige spaarpot met aan de bovenzijde een afneembare deksel met muntgleufje. In de vooroorlogse jaren trouwden Johannes (Jelle) Posthuma (1909-1943) en Jacoba Johanna (‘Johanna’) Celie met elkaar op 27-8-1936, en kreeg het ...

Nummerplaatje afkomstig uit de nalatenschap van Johannes (‘Jelle’) Posthuma (Amsterdam, 29 augustus 1906 – Wassenaar, 10 augustus 1943). Verzetsdeelnemer. -Ovaalvormig bronskleurig nummerplaatje, ingegraveerd het nummer 5350 [kampnummer van Jelle Posthuma in Kamp Vught] met aan beide weerszijde een rond gaatje. In de vooroorlogse jaren trouwden Johannes (Jelle) Posthuma (1909-1943) en Jacoba Johanna ...