Written testimony (roots research) regarding the Weitz family from Vienna, Austria, and the Diamant family from Moedling, Austria, from before the Holocaust until January 1939 The life of Fred Siegmund Weitz, born in 1901, prior to the Anschluss (annexation of Austria to Nazi Germany); Jewish youth movement activies; marriage to Grete Margit Diamant; move to Moedling, where Grete lived; information regarding the Diamant family; Anschluss, March 1938; Kristallnacht events; deportation of Fred Siegmund Weitz to Dachau; camp life for two months; release due to receipt of certificates for legal aliya to Eretz Israel for him, his wife, and their two sons, Peretz and Chaim; aliya of the family to Eretz Israel from Trieste on board the Italian ship, "Jerusalem"; arrival at the Tel Aviv port, January 1939. Also in the file: - Copy of a photograph of Grandfather Ferdinand and Grandmother Charlotte Diamant and their daughters Grete Margit and Helene; - Copy of a photograph of the synagogue in Moedling which was burned down on Kristallnacht; - Copy of the passport issued to Ferdinand Diamant in Moedling; - The Diamant family tree.