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Collectie 251a: Stichting Landelijke Organisatie voor Hulp aan Onderduikers en Landelijke Knokploegen > Landelijke Knokploegen (LKP) > Ontwikkeling en activiteiten van de LKP: verslagen, rapporten, verklaringen en overzichten > Rotterdam

The Mother's Cross was instituted by the Nazi Party in 1938. It was first awarded in 1939 to some 3 million mothers as a propaganda measure to promote National Socialist population policy.

Collection of labels printed and used by the Red Cross during the Holocaust.

American Red Cross ribbon bar received by Helen Weisberger during her service with the American Red Cross in World War II.

American Red Cross service pin received by Helen Weisberger during her service with the American Red Cross in World War II.

Pin received by Helen Weisberger during her service with the American Red Cross in World War II.

Consists of one memoir, 19 pages, entitled "The Crossing," by Ilona Ricardo Kinzer, originally of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. When the Germans invaded the Netherlands on May 10, 1940, Ilona was staying with relatives in the coastal town of Ymuiden. After the Dutch surrender, Ilona helped her uncle and the other employees of the Blast Furnace plant blow up the complex rather than let it fall into Nazi ...

Consists of 34 photographs depicting the executions of Arrow Cross leaders. Included are images of Ferenc Szálasi's execution on 12 March 1946 alongside Gábor Vajna, Károly Beregfy, and József Gera.