Judiska Museet

• Chaim och Fanny Werbel's papers

• Judiska Museet
• Chaim och Fanny Werbels papper
• English
• One folder of textual records and photographs.
• Updated 2 weeks ago

The collection contain the German passports of a married older couple, Chaim and Fanny Werbel, with "J" stamps, passport photos of the couple, German ID-cards, and a letter to Mr. and Mrs. Werbel with the obituary of Rosa Lang, an advertisement for workers in the cosmetic industry, and a receipt dated April 8, 1940.

• Papers of Esther Lamm

• Judiska Museet
• Esther Lamms papper
• English
• 1945
• 0.2 linear metres (2 folders). Textual records, drawings, and photographs.
• Updated 2 weeks ago

The collection consists of two folders containing the psychiatrist Dr. Esther Lamm’s documentation of her work at the Sigtuna hospital for refugees and survivors, who were liberated from Nazi concentration camps and arrived in Sweden with the help of UNRRA and the Swedish Red Cross in 1945. Lamm’s service to the hospital is documented in a certification written in 1945 by the hospital director, attesting to Lamm’s commendable dedication and “motherly care” devoted to her patients. One of the folders consists of documents, while the other consists of photographs from Lamm’s time at the hospi...

• Hans Michaeli's collection

• Judiska Museet
• Hans Michaelis samling
• English
• 1935-1967
• 0.1 linear metres (1 large archive box)
• Updated 2 weeks ago

Hans Michaeli’s papers comprise one box of documents covering the period 1935-1967, primarily documents left by his father Wilhelm Michaeli, a German Jewish legal expert, and his work helping refugees for the Jewish Community of Stockholm. However, there is also material concerning Hans’s mother, Sophie Michaeli, and her work as director of the Tullgarn boys’ home in Uppsala. The archive includes various circular letters about raising money for Hjälpfond för Tysklands judar (Relief Fund for the Jews of Germany) (May and November 1933), the Jewish Community of Stockholm’s emergency relief ...

• Papers of Magda Goldschmidt

• Judiska Museet
• Magda Goldschmidts papper
• English
• 1939-2019
• 0.2 linear metres (2 boxes)
• Updated 2 weeks ago

The collection contains documents relating to Magda Goldschmidt’s personal life, particularly her early life and emigration to Sweden, where a Swedish-Jewish family in Stockholm adopted her. Among the documents is an envelope containing correspondence between Dr Mendelsohn at the orphanage in Berlin where she was living and her future adoptive mother. In another envelope is correspondence between Dr Mendelsohn and both adoptive parents in Stockholm, Israel and Betzy Goldschmidt, from 23 January 1939 to 21 June 1939, about the preparation of Magda’s journey to Sweden. In the envelope, there ...