P.62 - Peter Erben Collection: Documentation regarding the Jews of Czechoslovakia, and specifically the Jews of Ostrava, during the Holocaust period

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Foreign resident's identity card belonging to Alfred Hirsch, from France, issued in Brumov, Czechoslovakia, 1937, and documentation regarding Maccabi Hatzair members in Czechoslovakia: Ferdinand Goldstein, Eva Weissensteinova and Ervin Mauthner, 1938-1939
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 10785212
- English, Hebrew
- 1937-1939
- Handwritten, original Typewritten original דפוס מקור 21 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Foreign resident's identity card belonging to Alfred Hirsch, from France, issued in Brumov, Czechoslovakia, 1937, and documentation regarding Maccabi Hatzair members in Czechoslovakia: Ferdinand Goldstein, Eva Weissensteinova and Ervin Mauthner, 1938-1939 - Foreign resident's identity card belonging to Alfred Hirsch, born in Cachy, France, 1916, issued in Brumov, 30 June 1937, including information regarding the change of address from Brno to Brumov, 27 June 1937; - Certificate from the Maccabi organization, issued in Prague, 22 July 1938, confirming that Eva Weissensteinova, who represents...
טיוטות, מכתבים, מסמכים וחומרים שונים הקשורים לכתיבתם ספרי זכרונות של Petr Erben יליד Ostrava 1921 והוצאתם לאור, רשימת פעילי Jugendfürsorge בגטו Theresienstadt ב-1942-1945 ועבודת גמר של Daniel Baránek על יהודי Frýdek-Místek מ-2010
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 13184432
- English, Hebrew
- Handwritten, original Printout Typewritten original xerox דפוס מקור 840 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Letter written by Peter Erben in Auschwitz camp to Marie Nichtenhauser in Ostrava, 03 December 1944
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 3540269
- English, Hebrew
- Original 2 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Letter written by Peter Erben in Auschwitz camp to Marie Nichtenhauser in Ostrava, 03 December 1944 The letter was sent by means of Hermann Heinz, a Jewish plumber who had permission to leave the camp in order to carry out repairs in the homes of Germans; Included is a typewritten copy of the letter.
Documentation regarding the Eisenberg family including letters written by relatives to Paul Eisenberg in Eretz Israel, a certificate confirming the Czech citizenship of Arthur Eisenberg, a character reference certificate for Paul Eisenberg and more, 1931-
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 8446566
- English, Hebrew
- 1931-1949
- Handwritten, original Typewritten original xerox 160 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Documentation regarding the Eisenberg family including letters written by relatives to Paul Eisenberg in Eretz Israel, a certificate confirming the Czech citizenship of Arthur Eisenberg, a character reference certificate for Paul Eisenberg and more, 1931-1949 - Letters wrtten by Peter Erben in Prague, Trutnov and Paris to his brother Paul Eisenberg in Eretz Israel, 1945-1949; - Letters written by Marianne Grant in Goeteborg to Paul Eisenberg in Eretz Israel, 1945-1946; - Letters written by Arthur and Klara Eisenberg in Friedek to their son, Paul Eisenberg in Eretz Israel, 1939-1940; - Lette...
Documentation regarding the second Maccabiah Winter Games in Banská Bystrica, including outstanding sportsmen from the Maccabi Hatzair movement, songs of the Maccabi Hatzair and the [Jewish] Scouts movements, and other matters, 1936
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 9298432
- English, Hebrew
- 1936
- Handwritten, original Original Typewritten original xerox 11 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Documentation regarding the second Maccabiah Winter Games in Banská Bystrica, including outstanding sportsmen from the Maccabi Hatzair movement, songs of the Maccabi Hatzair and the [Jewish] Scouts movements, and other matters, 1936 Slovakian newspaper clippings with greetings on the occasion of the second Maccabiah Winter Games in Banská Bystrica, February 1936; Hungarian newspaper clipping from Pozsony with an article about outstanding sportsmen from the Maccabi Hatzair movement; pages with drawings of emblems of Jewish youth group movements and songs of the Maccabi and [Jewish] Scouts mo...
Correspondence between Ferdinand Nandy Goldstein from Kyjov and his friends in the Maccabi organization, 1938-1939
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 9302790
- English, Hebrew
- Handwritten, original Typewritten original דפוס מקור 120 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Correspondence between Ferdinand Nandy Goldstein from Kyjov and his friends in the Maccabi organization, 1938-1939 Included in the file: - Documentation regarding the Maccabi Hatzair activities in Czechoslovakia, before the outbreak of the war.
Memoirs of Herrmann Heinz, born in Opava, Czechoslovakia, 1921, regarding his experiences in Terezin and Auschwitz-Birkenau, translated to Hebrew and titled "Mein Kampf versus the Final Solution", 1984
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 9303136
- English, Hebrew
- xerox 110 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Memoirs of Herrmann Heinz, born in Opava, Czechoslovakia, 1921, regarding his experiences in Terezin and Auschwitz-Birkenau, translated to Hebrew and titled "Mein Kampf versus the Final Solution", 1984 The essay was originally called "Mein Kampf gegen die Endloesung"; it was translated to Hebrew by Yehudit Beichler and can be found in the Yad Vashem Library.
Research article written by Lucie Ondrichova regarding Fredy Hirsch, born in Cachy, France, 1916, who was a teacher in Theresienstadt and who was murdered in Auschwitz on 08/03/1944
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 9303211
- English, Hebrew
- Booklet Printout xerox 135 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Research article written by Lucie Ondrichova regarding Fredy Hirsch, born in Cachy, France, 1916, who was a teacher in Theresienstadt and who was murdered in Auschwitz on 08/03/1944 Included in the file: - Newspaper article written by Lucie Ondrichova, regarding Fredy Hirsch; - Article written by Zuzana Ruzickova, regarding Fredy Hirsch.
Memoirs of Josef Mueller, born in Cop, Czechoslovakia, 1920, regarding his experiences in the Hungarian labor battalions, in the Soviet Union following his escape in 1942, in battles in Prague and Dukla while in the Czechoslovakian Army, and in Israel aft
- Vratili mi lidskou dustojnost
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 9303612
- English, Hebrew
- Booklet xerox 115 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Memoirs of Josef Mueller, born in Cop, Czechoslovakia, 1920, regarding his experiences in the Hungarian labor battalions, in the Soviet Union following his escape in 1942, in battles in Prague and Dukla while in the Czechoslovakian Army, and in Israel after the end of the war
Diary written by Trautl Klein Schallinger, a resident of Brno and member of the table tennis championship team of Czechoslovakia; the diary includes Slovakian newspaper clippings, 1936-1937
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 9303856
- English, Hebrew
- 1933-2009
- Handwritten, original Typewritten original xerox דפוס מקור 135 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Diary written by Trautl Klein Schallinger, a resident of Brno and member of the table tennis championship team of Czechoslovakia; the diary includes Slovakian newspaper clippings, 1936-1937 Included in the file: - Certificate given to Trautl Klein Schallinger, including mention that her husband Jaques Schallinger is a member of the table tennis championship team of the Maccabi organization in Brno; - Certificate given to Trautl Klein Schallinger in Hamburg, confirming her participation in the table tennis competitions in Hamburg, 17/02/1935; Traute Klein was deported to Theresienstadt, 02/1...
Memoirs of Maria Veronika Grueters, a music teacher in Freiburg who was rescued with help from Christians, and who converted to Christianity after the war and became a Catholic nun, regarding her experiences during the Holocaust and following
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 9304143
- English, Hebrew
- 1988-2005
- Typewritten original xerox דפוס מקור 55 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Memoirs of Maria Veronika Grueters, a music teacher in Freiburg who was rescued with help from Christians, and who converted to Christianity after the war and became a Catholic nun, regarding her experiences during the Holocaust and following Included in the file: - Newspaper clippings and various materials, regarding the experiences of Maria Veronika Grueters; - Documentation regarding the production of the opera "Brundibar" in which she was a partner, 1995; - Correspondence with the Erben family, 1988-2004.
Letters of testimony sent by Robert Hamlisch, Arie Artur Alter, Eva Alter and Walter Kranz from Ostrava to Peter Erben, regarding their experiences during the war and during the deportation from Ostrava to Nisko camp, 1939
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 9304340
- English, Hebrew
- 1992-2004
- Handwritten, original Typewritten original xerox 100 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Letters of testimony sent by Robert Hamlisch, Arie Artur Alter, Eva Alter and Walter Kranz from Ostrava to Peter Erben, regarding their experiences during the war and during the deportation from Ostrava to Nisko camp, 1939 Included in the file: - Articles and newspaper clippings, regarding the history of the Jewish community in Ostrava and Moravia before the Holocaust and during the Holocaust; - List of Holocaust survivors from Ostrava; - Memoirs of Peter Erben, regarding his experiences in Ostrava, 02/1941-08/1942; - Article regarding Nisko camp.
Booklet including data regarding the sports activities of the Maccabi Hatzair club in Piestany, 1938
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 9304594
- English, Hebrew
- 1938
- Handwritten, original 40 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Booklet including data regarding the sports activities of the Maccabi Hatzair club in Piestany, 1938
Issue of the journal "Hagibor Hamaccabi" ("The Maccabi Hero"), published in Czechoslovakia, 07/1932
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 9304664
- English, Hebrew
- 1932
- xerox 28 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Issue of the journal "Hagibor Hamaccabi" ("The Maccabi Hero"), published in Czechoslovakia, 07/1932
Booklet edited by Bernhard Kraus in honor of the 60th anniversary of the establishment of the Jewish religious community in Frydek Mistek, published, 1925
- Denkschrift zur Feier des sechzigjahrigen Bestandes des Temples des israelit. Kultusgemeinde Friedek Mistek
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 9304674
- English, Hebrew
- xerox 15 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Booklet edited by Bernhard Kraus in honor of the 60th anniversary of the establishment of the Jewish religious community in Frydek Mistek, published, 1925
Documentation regarding the experiences of Dr. Hanus Rebenwurzel Rezek, born in Straznice, Czechoslovakia, 1902, president of the Maccabi association and active in the social-democratic movement
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 9305049
- English, Hebrew
- 1999-2010
- Handwritten, original xerox 19 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Documentation regarding the experiences of Dr. Hanus Rebenwurzel Rezek, born in Straznice, Czechoslovakia, 1902, president of the Maccabi association and active in the social-democratic movement Included in the file: - Documents regarding the circumstances of the air[craft] accident in which Dr. Rezek was killed, 1948; Rezek made aliya to Eretz Israel after the war; he enlisted in the Czech unit as an army chaplain; he was active in the rehabilitation of the Jewish community in Czechoslovakia, as the secretary of the Jewish community in Prague.
Documentation regarding the experiences of Jewish [female] physician Klara (Fischer) Pollak, born in Fischern, Czechoslovakia, 1899, during the war period and following
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 9305293
- English, Hebrew
- xerox 17 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Documentation regarding the experiences of Jewish [female] physician Klara (Fischer) Pollak, born in Fischern, Czechoslovakia, 1899, during the war period and following
Memoirs of Jan Farsky, born in Prague, Czechoslovakia, 1919, regarding his experiences in Prague, Theresienstadt, Auschwitz, Schwarzheide camp, and on a death march
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 9305404
- English, Hebrew
- xerox 10 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Memoirs of Jan Farsky, born in Prague, Czechoslovakia, 1919, regarding his experiences in Prague, Theresienstadt, Auschwitz, Schwarzheide camp, and on a death march Deportation of Farsky to Theresienstadt, 26 November 1942; transfer to Auschwitz along with his family members, 15 May 1944; transfer to Schwarzheide camp, 01 July 1944.
Memoirs of Ryshek Rudolf Reichman, born in Pardubice, Czechoslovakia, 24/08/1921, regarding his experiences in the Kolin district, in Theresienstadt, Auschwitz, Schwarzheide camp, and on a death march
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 9305514
- English, Hebrew
- xerox 2 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Memoirs of Ryshek Rudolf Reichman, born in Pardubice, Czechoslovakia, 24/08/1921, regarding his experiences in the Kolin district, in Theresienstadt, Auschwitz, Schwarzheide camp, and on a death march Death of his mother in Theresienstadt; death of his sister Chana in Bergen-Belsen camp; His memoirs were put in writing by his grandson, 26/02/2007.
Documentation regarding the experiences of Zikmund Spitzer, born in Krakow, Poland, 1915, who served in the Czech Army as a sergeant, was deported to Nisko camp, 18/10/1939, escaped from the camp, and was sent to Theresienstadt, 10/08/1942
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 9305564
- English, Hebrew
- xerox 30 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Documentation regarding the experiences of Zikmund Spitzer, born in Krakow, Poland, 1915, who served in the Czech Army as a sergeant, was deported to Nisko camp, 18/10/1939, escaped from the camp, and was sent to Theresienstadt, 10/08/1942