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Includes bibliographical references (pages 160-161). 161 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 30 cm

Collectie 250k: Concentratiekampen buiten Nederland > Mauthausen > Kamppersoneel

Master thesis Holocaust and Genocide Studies, University of Amsterdam. 105 pagina's. : tabellen. ; 30 cm.

Collectie 248-A2335: Dossier - Strippel, Arnold > Stukken betreffende de periode 7 mei 1979-2 mei 1983

Polish army officer; survivor of the Nazi concentration camp Majdanek.

5 foto's met betrekking tot vice-consul Joop Kolkman, die vanuit Perpignan vele Engelandvaarders en andere Nederlandse vluchtelingen aan reispapieren hielp en ook anderszins ondersteunde. 1-2. Foto van visumaanvraag van Joop Kolkman, dd. 08-01-1944 (2x) 3-4 . Foto van visumaanvraag van Kolkmans echtgenote Elizabeth Kolkman-Fonkert, dd. 08-01-1944 (2x) 5. Foto van Bar La Source, in Perpignan, dat tijdens ...

The photography collection of the Archives of the State Museum at Majdanek numbers over 14 thousand photos showing: - The area of the former camp - Individual camp buildings - Camp prisoners (acquired after the war) - Crew members - Lublin in the times of German occupation A big part of the collection documents important events in the life of the museum, such as commemorative events, the Majdanek Days, ...

Contains correspondence, personal documents, art works (portraits and other paintings), a catalog, and a bibliography of Zinoviĭ Tolkachev works. Also contains guest books from several Tolkachev exhibitions in Majdanek and Oświe̜cim, Poland.

Consists of one memoir, 11 pages, entitled "A Time to Remember", by Anja Legerstee, born Chana Deborah Kuperman, originally of Lublin, Poland. She recalls pre-war Jewish life in Lublin, the 1939 German invasion, life in the Lublin ghetto and her deportation to Majdanek. After she managed to escape from Majdanek and go to Warsaw, she posed as a Christian until the end of the war. She is the only survivor ...

This copy letter in Yiddish with English translation was addressed to the father of the depositor, and describes the fate of the depositor's mother, who survived the Warsaw ghetto only to be murdered at Majdanek.