Documentation collected in the context of the "Research project regarding the contribution of Holocaust survivors to the State of Israel", from Kibbutz Sarid Testimonies/ interviews: 1. Siomka Danzig; 2. Rachel Danzig; 3. Shulamit Tuvin; 4. Riko Lupesko Lupi; 5. Yosef Leichter; 6. Mila Leichter; 7. Ineka Peker; 8. Yehuda Peker; 9. Zvi Hirshel Kaplinsky; 10. Henia Rosenfeld; 11. Noah Rosenfeld; Memorial booklet: "Yehuda Peker - About him and his [family]"; Articles: 1. Efraim Ofir, "Parachutists in Enemy Territory"; 2. Moni Ben-Yakir, "Enemy Territory"; 3. Organization of workers in Eretz Israel, "Meeting of parachutists who volunteered for missions in occupied Europe during World War II, held at Kibbutz Sarid on 10/09/1982"; 4. Moshe Tuv-El, "Senior commander in the Palmach [Riko Lupi] dies at his kibbutz following a heart attack"; 5. Baruch Tamin, "Report regarding the actions of parachutists from Eretz Israel who volunteered for missions in occupied Europe during World War II"; 6. "Behind enemy lines", "Yediot HaGalil" (01/03/1991); 7. Aryeh Riko Lupi, "On a mission to enemy territory"; 8. Yehuda Peker, "Words spoken at a meeting of survivors of the Mir Ghetto"; 9. Yehuda Peker, "A camp which became elevated during the struggle"; 10. Yehuda Peker, "Regarding a tragic figure" (in memory of Ineka Peker); 11. Baruch Kaplinsky, "In the forests with the Zheteler partisans in the Lipichany forest"; 12. Mordechai Roseman, "One of the group" (regarding Yehuda Peker); Letters: 1. Letter written to Rehavam Amir by A. Lishanski (assistant government secretary), regarding the parachutists from the Yishuv who volunteered for missions in the Nazi occupied areas during World War II"; Lists: 1. List of parachutists who volunteered for missions in occupied Europe; 2. List of parachutists who volunteered for missions in occupied Europe during World War II (list of names arranged according to kibbutzim and to the country where they parachuted); 3. List of participants in mission 'het' [no. 8], the campaign to infiltrate into occupied Europe, who were of Romanian origin; Poems/songs: Poems/songs written by Yehuda Peker: 1. "Silent, the sea"; 2. "For the sin"; Seminar paper: Orit Kaufman, "The Holocaust of the Jews in Slovakia in conjunction with the Holocaust of the Jews in Romania"; Photographs: 1. Yehuda [Peker] and a friend (photocopy).