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  3. Luzer Izbicki collection

    Copy documents regarding emigration

  4. Copy reports and correspondence re Jews in Vienna

    Copy reports and correspondence re Jews in Vienna 

  5. Board of Deputies: Defence committee papers

    FOR PERMISSION TO ACCESS THIS ARCHIVE PLEASE CLICK THE LINK BELOW IN THE ATTACHED DOCUMENTS FIELD AND PRINTOUT, FILL OUT AND SEND TO ADDRESS GIVEN.The Defence Archive contains reports from the Jewish community's observers who attended many local and national meetings held by these groups, assessments of the groups' aims and capabilities, correspondence with the police and government, as well as the minutes of the Board's committees. Part of the Defence Archive has remained closed but in 2011 it was decided to put it on long term loan with the Wiener Library so that researchers of the perio...

  6. Report re conditions in France under German occupation

    Report re conditions in France under German occupation including detail on the following subjects: smuggling people out of the country; good behaviour and manners of the invading force; the price of goods. The report has been annotated thus: ‘Reliable report; not for publication'English. 5 pages 

  7. Moses and Wolf Blau: short biographical statements

    It is not known in which context these two original signed statements by Moses Blau and his son Wolf, German Jewish refugees in Amsterdam were made. However the formal presentation and details contained therein suggest that the document was created as part of a process of registration possibly with the Dutch authorities or a Jewish relief organisation.

  9. Fritz Weisskopf collection

    Correspondence and photograph

  10. Typescript account of the persecution of a Jewish couple in Fürth

    A typescript account of the persecution of a Jewish couple in Fürth, who were forced to sell their property.German 1 pageThe names of the victims have been abbreviated.The document has been annotated with the reference PIIIe, which suggests that it might have been created as part of the Wiener Library Eyewitness Testimonies series.

  11. Ilse Sobel collection

  12. Reports and other papers pertaining to refugees in Shanghai

    This collection comprises reports about the fate of Jewish refugees in Shanghai during World War Two; eyewitness statements of individual Jewish refugees; personal papers of Ernst Platz, former Jewish refugee in Shanghai; correspondence regarding documents relating to the Shanghai Jewish refugee experience

  13. Kulturbund deutscher Juden: Papers regarding accounts

    Kulturbund deutscher Juden: Papers re accounts including payment bills, corrspondence and memoranda documenting the activities of the organisation.

  14. Mauthausen Death Books

  15. Lord Fisher of Camden: Documents

  17. Ludwig Sambeth: copy correspondence

  18. Schlesinger Hostel: papers

    This collection comprises original papers and correspondence which documents the establishment and maintenance of a refugee children's hostel in Highgate, London, 1938-1939. The papers offer a valuable insight into the processes and issues relating to such an enterprise. Two of the former children produced a documentary reader comprising copies and translations of much of the material in the archive (1625/1). It also includes copies of documents from Ilse Jacobsohn's (later Ilse Henry) own file. The personal files of the other children are not open to the public.

  19. NSDAP Reichsjugendführung: correspondence re Jewish camps

    This collection contains original and copy correspondence of the NSDAP Reichsjugendführung regarding the monitoring of a Jewish youth camp, Brölthaus in Schönenberg, near Köln for activies that could breach Nazi laws and therefore warrant closure of the establishment. Included amongst the notices for various events which took place at the camp is a month long programme to train Jewish youth leaders, 29.11.1936 (1636/5).