Various documents collected by Erich Kulka from the Holocaust period, 1939-1945 1. Deportation of Jews from Moravska Ostrava to Nisko, September-October 1939 (German and Czech); 2. Negative answer from the United States War Department to the War Refugee Board regarding the bombing of the railroad tracks from Hungary to Auschwitz, 04 July 1944; 3. Letter from Himmler regarding the transfer of 2,700 inmates to Switzerland, 21 March 1945; 4. Protocol of a meeting chaired by Heydrich regarding the deportation of 5,000 Jews from the Protectorate to Lodz, 17 October 1941; 5. Correspondence between Yaakov Edelstein, the Chairman of the Theresienstadt Judenrat, and the Red Cross regarding the sending of parcels, 26 June 1943; 6. Protocol of Red Cross representatives regarding the deportation of Jews to Theresienstadt; 7. Documents from Eberhard von Thadden of the Foreign Ministry regarding the exchange of children for Germans, and a second document regarding gas chambers in Minsk, 1943; 8. Documents regarding the activities of Leo Holzer [commander of the Theresienstadt firefighters] in the Theresienstadt Ghetto; 9. Red Cross correspondence between deportees to Auschwitz and their families, 1943-1944; 10. Copy of a certificate given by the Auschwitz authorities to the inmate Adolf Rosenberg for implementation of work in the women's camp in Birkenau, 1944; 11. SS document pertaining to the fate of the children of Lidice, 22 June 1943; 13. Report submitted by Siegfried Lederer, an inmate who escaped from Birkenau in early April 1944 and returned to the Theresienstadt Ghetto, regarding a description of the Nazi War Archive that was apparently located in the Sudeten barracks.