Manch Gespenst steht sinnend. 1938-1945

Manuscript of an autobiographical novel, recounting the author’s experiences under Nazi rule in Austria after the occupation of 1938, particularly his imprisonment in Dachau concentration camp and his subsequent emigration to England.

Studio portrait of Erich Gustav Baum as a young boy Portraits Children

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Studio portrait of Erich Gustav Baum as a young man Portraits Men

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Erich Gustav Baum (on right) with undientified man (maybe his father-in-law David Dublon?) standing next to a narrow cobblestone street full of horse-drawn carriages Portraits Men

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Erich Gustav Baum lying on the grass reading a book and smoking a pipe Portraits Men

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Studio portrait of Erich Gustav Baum Portraits Men

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Studio portrait of Erich Gustav Baum Portraits Men

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Erich Gustav Baum on a garden path with his wife Grete nee Dublon Portraits Couples

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Erich Gustav Baum in the drivers seat of a car with his wife Grete nee Dublon and their daughter Ilse Baum in the back seat Portraits Family

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View of Muensterstrasse including Erich Gustav Baum's haberdashery store (Waesche Baum); Rheine i.W. Portraits Family

The shop was shut down by the Nazis several times during the 1930s

Grete Baum nee Dublon assisting a customer in her husband Erich Gustav Baum's haberdashery store (Waesche Baum); Muensterstrasse, Rheine i.W. Portraits Family

The shop was shut down by the Nazis several times during the 1930s

Studio portrait of Erich von Kahler; Munich.

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Outdoor portrait of Emil Preetorius, Erich von Kahler and Friedrich Gundolf.

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Harry Bergholz Collection 1938-1980

Correspondence between Harry Bergholz and Hermann Ascher (1938-1969), Genia Einzig (1946-1958), Norbert Gebel (1956-1980), and Richard Hessberg (1947-1958).

Outdoor portrait of Erich von Kahler.

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