Oscar Dulitzki collection

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Oscar Dulitzki papers
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn508579
- English
- 1941-1944
- folder 1
- Updated 8 months ago
Consists of three Identity documents: 1)“Carte d’Identité” issued to “Oscar Henri Doulet” (donor’s false identity), on 27 May 1944,, in Drôme, France; 2) “Carte d’Identité d’Étranger” issued in 1941 in Moissac, France, to “Oscar Nathan Doulitchy” (donor), marked with “Juif”stamp on the inside; 3) “Carte d’Identité,”including a photograph of the bearer, issued to “Oscar Henri Doulet” (donor’s false identity); and 4) a birth certificate: “Bulletin de Naissance” issued in Asson, France in May 1944 to “Oscar Henri Doulet” (donor’s false identity).
Oscar Dulitzki photographs
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn513369
- English
- folder 1
- Updated 8 months ago
The collection consists of photographs depicting the Holocaust-era experiences of Oscar Dulitzki (born Oscar Doulitchy), originally of Paris, France, primarily documenting Oscar’s time in a Jewish orphanage in Moissac, France. Photograph depictions include a group portrait of children and counselors in a Jewish orphanage in Moissac in 1940-1941, Oscar is standing on left in the second row from top, in the first row in the middle is Mme Shatta Simon, director of the orphanage; group of Jewish scouts in Moissac orphanage, Oscar is second from left with a rope on his arm, circa 1941; group of ...