Liebermensch family collection

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Liebermensch family papers
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn503668
- English
- folders 6
- Updated 7 months ago
The papers relate to the emigration attempts of the Liebermensch family of Mannheim, Germany. The majority of the letters are those exchanged between Gisela Liebermensch and her daughters, Ruth and Hannah, who emigrated to England shortly after Kristallnacht. A small portion of the collection consists of undated letters and letter fragments concerning similar subjects.
Liebermensch family papers
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn548900
- English
- folders oversize box 2 1
- Updated 7 months ago
Contains photographs, documents, and letters regarding the family of Samuel and Gisela (Schiff) Liebermensch of Mannheim, Germany. Includes photographs of a synagogue in Mannheim before and after Kristallnacht; a photograph of Samuel Liebermensch in the Gurs concentration camp in France; an address book given to Gisela Liebermensch containing messages from people who sought help in the U.S. for their emigration; and other documents related to immigration efforts.