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itemUnknownOJA 2-02-01
Note sent to a Stanley and Carol thanking them for a Bat Maitzvah gift. Gift was a Celine Dion CD which means this note is post 1981.
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Currency
item[Prior to 1945-04-09]
1 square of paper, double-sided. Object is a currency note for the SS canteen of Mittelbau concentration camp. It had a value of 0.10 Reichmarks and was numbered 000192 on verso. Warning that counterfeiting is a criminal offense printed on verso. Narrative: Do…
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Currency
item[Prior to 1945-04-09]
1 square of paper, double-sided. Object is a currency note for the SS canteen of Mittelbau concentration camp. It had a value of 0.25 Reichmarks and was numbered 00152 on verso. Warning that counterfeiting is a criminal offense printed on verso. Narrative: Don…
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Currency
item[Prior to 1945-04-09]
1 square of paper, double-sided. Object is a currency note for the SS canteen of Mittelbau concentration camp. It had a value of 1 Reichmark and was numbered 002521 on verso. Warning that counterfeiting is a criminal offense printed on verso. Narrative: Donor …
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Letter
item[Prior to 1943]
1 page, single-sided. Document is a short, undated note from Heinz Mises to his Aunt Anny and Uncle Ylan (Tuwja and Chana Bercovicz). Narrative: Chana (Chane, Annie) (Trompeter) Berkowicz was the mother of the donor, Jack (Jacques) Berkowicz. Her sister Esther…
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Letter
itemSeptember 30, 1955
1 page. One-side letter from Der Regierungspräsident. Typped text placed in the c. of the letter. An ink stamp depicting a horse was added on the b.r. A small loose leaf sheet was added with a pin as a reminder. The document was sent to Max Mondschein regardin…
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Note
itemNovember 28, 1940
Note handwritten on memo paper, printed on left hand side; medical clinic.
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Note
itemJune 25, 1940
One page. Handwritten letter to Chana (Anna) Zilberbogen (born Wartens) . On top left is an ink stamp of town hall of Bagnères-de-Luchon. On bottom is an oval postal ink stamp. Narrative: The Zilberbogen were a Jewish family originally from Warsaw (Poland). Mo…
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Note
itemFebruary 14, 1940
One page. Double-sided Narrative: In the 1920’s Serge and Sophie Philipson (nee Orbach) left Berlin for Paris due to rising antisemitism. On July 15, 1930 their daughter Rachel was born. Serge, Sophie and Rachel were Polish citizen, they never got either the G…
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Note
item1939-1945
Rectangular, one-sided. Note from concnetration camp Ravensbrück informing that mailing Christmas packages to prisoners of the camp is forbidden and that mail will be returned unopened.
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Note
item1939-1945
Half page torn at bottom, two holes punched on right edge, creased down center and horizontally. Packing list for Herbert I. Isselbacher Narrative: Isaac Herbert Isselbacher was born 1919-11-20 in Isselbach, Germany. His brother was Helmut Isselbacher, born 19…
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Note
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Paper fragment with perforated edge and rounded corners, written in heavy pen with notes made afterwards in pencil. Dates of Birth of Isaac Isselbacher 1919/11/20, his mother Mathilde Lowenstein Isselbacher 1893/7/28, his father Jacob 1883/8/5, and brother Hel…
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Fragment of paper with note written on front. Stamped with by census office with Paris address. Note contains David Kropveld's date of birth. Narrative: David Kropveld was born on 1918/1/3 in Amsterdam, Holland. He was the third child of Samuel Kropveld (1884/…
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Note
item1945-1946
Page creased in half vertically, left edge torn, grid on back for tracking finances. Note page torn from back of a cheque book, entitled Memorandum. Note illegible.
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Note
itemMarch 22, 1946
Page folded horizontally and vertically, printed letterhead reads Dr. Stefan Klen Advokat. Receipt made to Arnost Barton by lawyer in response to the adoption and immigration of Ruth Friedlieb to Canada. Narrative: Dr. Alexander Friedlieb was born in 1895/1/10…
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Note
itemSeptember 4, 1940
1 small square page, single-sided. Document is handwritten in faded ink, with the names written in a different handwriting in two different inks. Signed in a third different ink. Document issued in St-Cyprien internment camp on September 4, 1940, states that t…
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Note
itemSeptember 30, 1940
One page. Notes from a meeting regarding financial help to Jews in labour camps
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Note
itemOctober 20, 1940
1 page. Notes concerning expenses incurred by the Jewish community concerning school fees.
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Note
itemMarch 4, 1941
One page. Notes on community budget, probably for the minutes of a meeting; concerning Matza prices, contributions to synagogue
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Note ?
itemSeptember 28, 1942
One page of lined paper. Handwritten in black ink about unobtainable Irish Visa for Sophie Philipson. Narrative: In the 1920’s Serge and Sophie Philipson (nee Orbach) left Berlin for Paris due to rising antisemitism. On July 15, 1930 their daughter Rachel was …
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