Marianne Cohn

Report about Marianne Cohn, born 1922 in Mannheim, Germany, who was killed by German troops in 1944, when she tried to rescue refugee children in Annemasse, France.

Beradt Family Collection 1850-1956

Documents related to Ulla Brode, née Beradt and her family.

Herbert Dorn Collection 1881-1987

Curriculum vitae, program for memorial for Herbert Dorn; clippings on Dorn exhibition.

Guides to German records microfilmed at Alexandria, Va. 1933-1945

Inventory lists of captured German documents; 1933-1945.

Ashe-Eschwege collection 1941-1942

Letters and postcards from Theresienstadt and Cholm

Schauplatz Fürstin-Bismarck-Schule.

An article (clipping) about a Jewish high school for girls in Berlin Charlottenburg, 1916-1939.

Flugblätter der Weissen Rose.

Five leaflets (copies) of the German resistance movement "Weisse Rose"; 1942. The originals are held at Gedenkstätte Deutscher Widerstand, Berlin.

Mendelsohn Family Collection, Zeitz, Saxony 1870-1945

Names and dates of 5 members of the Mendelsohn family from Zeitz, Saxony, who were killed during World War I and during the Holocaust

Wagner Kokisch Family Correspondence 1902-1949

The bulk of the correspondence was sent 1939-1941 from Anna Deutsch and then 1945/46 from Irene Lichtblau-Reger, both in Vienna, Austria, to Adele and Margarete Wagner, who lived with the Kokisch family (Ernest, Gertrud and Ron) in New York.

Ernest L. Haas, Neumarkt Collection 1925-1990

Letter to various officials of the Federal Republic of Germany about Jewish life in Neumarkt; December 1990

Jacob Wiener collection 1897-1988

Manuscripts and articles by Rabbi Dr. Jacob G. Wiener about Jewish communities in Germany.

[Destroyed synagogues and Jewish cemeteries in Czechoslovakia].

List of synagogues and Jewish cemeteries in Czechoslovakia that have been destroyed by the Nazis, 1939-1945, accompanied by some photographs (photocopies).

Daisy Davidow Berman Collection 1993-1995

Various newspaper articles about Daisy Davidow and her art work.

Kriegs-Tagebuch 1914-1917

World War I diary of the physician Nathan Wolf

[Mein unvergesslicher Vater Nathan Wachtel].

Description of family's escape from Germany to France and Italy, mother's deportation, life in hiding, return to Germany in 1950s.