Documentation collected in the context of the "Research project regarding the contribution of Holocaust survivors to the State of Israel", from Kibbutz Ma'anit Personal documentation of Rachel Zaiontz: 1. "Testimony of Sala Zilberbaum - born in Zamosc, Poland (Rachel Zaiontz, today)", 15/01/1946; a. Handwritten, in Polish (photocopy); b. Translation of the above to Hebrew (computer printout); 2. Photographs (scans): a. Rachel Zaiontz' mother; b. Photograph, while they were hidden by a Polish family; c. Photograph, in an UNRRA camp in Germany (1946); d. Two photographs: Anna, from the village of Cheltin, where Rachel and her mother were hidden (photographed in July 2003); Personal documentation of Pinchas Zaiontz: 1. Photocopy of a "Questionnaire for the registration of a Holocaust survivor", and a "Questionnaire for the preparation of an interview"; 2. Testimony of Pinchas Zaiontz, from October 1945, in Yiddish (photocopy); 3. Testimony of Pinchas Zaiontz, from October 1945, in Yiddish, as a computer printout; 4. Summary of the above testimony, translated to Polish; 5. Pinchas Zaiontz, "Two weeks of the many weeks", from: "Yalkut Moreshet" ("Legacy Collection"), Booklet no. 9, October 1968; 6. Pinchas Zaiontz, "Hashichrur" ("The Liberation") (handwritten, photocopy); 7. "Testimony of Pinchas Zaiontz: Text accompanying the taperecording (summary) in the "Yad Le'Yeled" ("Children's Memorial") Museum at Lohamei Hagetaot; 8. Pinchas Zaiontz, as he appears on a [partial] list of names of the boys in the orphanage in Lublin (photocopy); 9. Photograph: "We also wanted to be Jewish soldiers ...", following a visit by Jewish Brigade soldiers in the [DP?] camp in Bordenbad [?], Germany (summer 1946); 10. Photographs (scanned): a. Pinchas Zaiontz, next to his family's grave in the New Jewish cemetery in Lublin (2003); b. Pocket knife belonging to the father of Pinchas Zaiontz; c. Pinchas Zaiontz' home in the town of Branov (2003); d. Pinchas Zaiontz at age 15 years, in an UNRRA camp in Germany (1946); 11. Sketches: a. "Genealogy of the family of Pinchas Zaiontz" (Hebrew version and English version); b. "The Jewish cemetery in Lublin", with an indication of the location of the graves of Pinchas Zaiontz' relatives who were murdered near Branov on 25/02/1944; 12. Two maps: Town of Branov, in the Lublin region.