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Consists of a copy of "Family reunion," written by Joseph H. Wachtel. The testimony describes a reunion of several members of the Josef Wachtel family at the Transnistria concentration camp in the Mogilev Podolski area of Ukraine. Other topics discussed are resistance, disease in the Transnistria camp, and mass burials.

Black and white image of large banquet dinner; banner reading “[Bergen-Belsen; in Hebrew characters] / 1945-1961 / Bergen-Belsen reunion” hanging behind dais; captioned in lower right corner “Bergen-Belsen / reunion / Hotel Delmonico May 7, 1961.”

This collection consists of correspondence from former German Jewish refugees, who came to Great Britain on the <em>Kindertransporte</em>, and who attended the reunion of former <em>Kindertransportees,</em> organised by Bertha Leverton in 1989

Jewish Community Reunion, Wertheim: Papers&nbsp;

Michael Lowenthal donated recordings from a 1995 reunion in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in 2014.

The ROK was an organisation that facilitated reunions and communication between former child survivors of the Holocaust who managed to escape Germany, Austria and Czechoslovakia via organised transports for mainly Jewish children prior to Germany's invasion of Poland in September 1939. The genesis of the group began as an idea by Bertha Leverton- a former Kind herself- to organise a reunion in 1989, ...

This collection comprises several administrative documents concerning anti-Jewish measures that the Vichy regime applied in the overseas department of Réunion in the Indian Ocean.

Albert Garih donated the video recording of his reunion with Aimée Galop to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collection in December 2014.

Scrapbook, containing photographs and ephemera, titled "First Reunion, 1958," compiled by an unidentified German emigre couple (possibly Charlotte and Herbert Jewell, originally Jewelowski) who fled the country in 1938, documenting their return to Germany and England for the first time in 1958, to visit relatives. Contains pre-war pictures of family, and depicts departure from New York in May 1958, ...

This collection of material relates to the 50^th anniversary of the Kindertransporte, which saved some 10,000 German, Austrian and Czech Jews from the Nazis in 1938/9. The bulk of this collection consists of press cuttings some of which (1347/9-13) are personal accounts including testimony from former Kinder, members of welfare organisations in GB, and helpers who accompanied the children.<br/><br/>Note ...