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Sami Djalilov was born on 10 March 1925 in Leninabad in the former Soviet Union (present-day Khujand, Tajikastan). He was drafted into the Red Army in 1943 and a member of the 319th Infantry Regiment of the Maritime Army. In September 1944 he was wounded and captured near the Czech border by the German Army. He was sent to the Auschwitz concentration camp where he remained until January 1945 when he ...

Consists of a list of names and personal information of 613 Polish Jews who were resettled between 1946-1950 in Gluszyca, a small town near the Czech border. Many of those listed fled, or were shipped, east into the Soviet Union at the beginning of the war.

The Eva Kovacs collecton consists of identity cards, documents, and correspondence for Pal and Pálnéak (Pálné) Justus, originally of Budapest, Hungary, between 1931-1944. Includes correspondence from Pal Justus in Bor, Yugoslavia, while he was performing forced labor, to his family in Budapest.

De zoon van de auteur, Fred Borensztajn, heeft het handgeschreven Jiddische dagboek bijna 50 jaar na de oorlog bij toeval teruggevonden in een archief in New York. Hij heeft het vertaald en geredigeerd. Daarna is het door uitgeverij Ambo in 1998 in Nederland uitgegeven. Het boek is aanwezig in de bibliotheek met de signatuur Ned 9. 84 Bor.

Historical accounts of the Great Calcutta Riots (1946) emphasize their role in making Indian Partitian an inevitable outcome of nationalist-religious politics in colonical India. It is seen as a critical event in the religious wars, conventionally known as the Partition riots of communal riots, in the Indian sub-continent in 1945-47. This article, views the Great Calcutta Killings as a remarkable event ...

Black and white photograph of young man wearing dark suit jacket and tie with a white shirt with collar. Portrait view of head and upper torso. Print has rounded corners; white border with square corners. "Odessa 1950" written in pencil on reverse bottom. Image is of Israel Srulik Kuschnir [donor].

Shots of the Allied Commission entering the camp in Karlovy Vary and being received by the Commandant of the camp at the entrance. LS the Czech-American Commission arriving at the camp and watching the unloading of the luggage. Dr. Kuchera, representative of the Minister of Interior; American Lt. Col. Fye; Miss Jinda Cermakova; Lt. Schoenbrunn; Col. Monzer walking to a place were German luggage is ...

Elie Wiesel National Institute for the Study of Holocaust in Romania http://www.inshr-ew.ro/ro/