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Czesław (later Chester) Mondschein was born on November 29, 1921 in Krakow, Poland, and was the only child of Jacob and Esther Mondschein. Anna Leniower Mondschein was born on January 31, 1923 in Krakow to Abraham (b. 1890) and Franceska (b. 1893) Leniower. She had a twin sister, Frieda, and a younger sister Ella (b. 1925). Abraham managed farms and estates before the war. After the start of World ...

The collection consists of artifacts, audiocassettes, documents, and a scrapbook related to the experiences of Perec Brandt (Percy Brand) in Latvia and in several concentration camps and displaced persons camps after the Holocaust, as well as his postwar musical career.

Collectie : > Displaced persons en repatrianten: opvang en terugkeer (repatriëring)

Collection of approximately 50 photos of the donor and her parents and friends of her parients in the Pocking Displaced Persons camp in Germany after World War II. Also includes unidentified photos of survivors in Łódź and Pocking.

Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken: Code-archief 1945-1954 > CODE ARCHIEF 0 t/m 999 > Verzorging en behandeling van krijgsgevangenen, geïnterneerden en displaced persons >

Collectie : > Displaced persons en repatrianten: opvang en terugkeer (repatriëring)

The collection consists of a briefcase, wallet, coin, and photograph relating to the experiences of Norman Naftali Zylberminc (later Silver) after the Holocaust in Landsberg displaced persons camp in Germany.

Contains two photographs taken in the Zeilsheim displaced persons camp at a fundraising party for Kibbutz Nocham.

Collection of 12 photographs including images of displaced persons Lampertheim, as well as post-liberation photographs of the Nordhausen concentration camp.

Mania Novak (née Rapaport, 1927-2015) was born on 25 December 1927 in Będzin, Poland to Salomon and Sima Rapaport. Mania was sent to the Będzin ghetto in January 1940. In June 1943 she was deported to the Auschwitz concentration camp. In January 1945 she was sent to Ravensbrück and then its Neustadt-Glewe sub-camp where she was liberated by the Soviet Red Army in May 1945. Mania had camp number 51677 ...