Schläfrig family collection

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Schläfrig family papers
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn531143
- English
- 1924-1947
- folders 6
- Updated 12 months ago
The Schläfrig family papers chiefly contain identification papers, correspondence, and photographs of Friedrich and Fanny Schläfrig of Vienna, Austria, who were at Theresienstadt from 1942-1945, and their daughter Marie Schläfrig who immigrated to England in 1938. The collection includes identification papers of Marie; a letter to Marie from David Broder following an interview he conducted with Friedrich in 1946; and photographs of Friedrich and his wife Fanny, Marie, and her brother Wilhelm. Letter from David Boder at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago to Mary Frotten in Winds...
Recipe book written in Theresienstadt
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn531144
- English
- Updated 12 months ago
Recipe book written in Theresienstadt concentration camp by Frederick and Fannie Schläfrig [donor's grandparents] who were deported from Austria and liberated in Theresienstadt.