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Collection Overview
Title: Ed Victor Papers, 1933-1972
Predominant Dates:1939 -- 1946
ID: RG-72/RG-72
Primary Creator: Victor, Ed (1960s -- 1990s)
Extent: 1800.0 Items
Arrangement: The arrangement scheme for the record group was imposed during processing in the absence of an original order. Materials are arranged by subjects, themes and creators.
Subjects: Auschwitz complex of Nazi - German extermination and concentration camps, Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp, Concentration camps, German, Flossenburg, German Concentration camp, German Labor Service, labor in Germany, 1940 -- 1945, Gross Rosen, German concentration camp, Gusen German concentration camp, Hamburg-Neuengamme, German concentration camp, Holocaust, Jewish (1939 -- 1945), Identification documents, German issued, 1933 -- 1945, Jasenovac, Croatian Concentration camp, Jewish ghettos in German-occupied and controlled Europe, Judenrat, Jewish council in ghettos, Lodz ghetto, 1940 -- 1944, Majdanek, German concentration camp, Mauthausen, German Concentration camp, Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp, Postcards, political images, German, prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945, Proofs of incarcerations under German-Nazi and Axis regimes, Ravensbrueck, German concentration camp, Red Cross, International, 1933 -- 1946, Stutthof, German Concentration camp, Synagogues, religious temples
Languages: German, Czech, Polish, Yiddish, Ukrainian, Russian, French, Spanish;Castilian, Portuguese, Slovak, English, Hungarian, Serbian, Croatian, Romanian, Greek,Modern(1453-), Hebrew
Abstract
In October 2011, Mr. Edward Victor, former lawyer and philanthropist, donated to the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust his Collection of the Second World War era documents and artifacts. Owing to this generous donation, our Archive acquired highly valuable historic materials. Being multivectorial by content and form, these documents and artifacts mirror various facets of the Holocaust and in a broader sense, they emanate from the war realities.
Mr. Victor’s Papers also include a special collection of postcards and photographs depicting largely bygone synagogues of Europe, Northern Africa and Middle East.
Scope and Contents of the Materials
Ed Victor Papers comprises 58 collections, sub-collections. The latters include a great deal of folders and folder-level collections. All in all this record groups contains around 1800 documents.
Collection Historical Note
Mr. Victor started his collection guided primarily by philatelic interest. He collected letters, envelopes, postcards and other documents bearing a postal stamp or institutional stamps of the respective authorities and agencies. At a certain point, he realizes that the fate of the people, reflected in the short narratives, is of eternal historic value and shall not be measured only in a philatelic dimension. The content of various wartime correspondences reveals a historic enormity of victimization, dehumanization and personal tragedies on one side and a cold blood calmness of perpetrators on the other.
Reading correspondences sent from concentration camps, prisons, ghettos and German labor service open up a microcosm of tragic stories. Other groups of documents, such as official correspondences of National Socialist authorities, inquiries submitted by the relatives of incarcerated people, antisemitic and propaganda materials, rationing coupons also broaden our understanding of the Holocaust and about the structure of the Nazi regime. Ed Victor Papers, as a corpus of wartime documents, historicize the Holocaust in the context of the 20th century History. They shed light on the earlier, lesser known and often under researched pages of the Holocaust Experience, especially when it comes to the fate of individuals. At a certain point, multiple micro-histories become qualitatively intrinsic to the macro-history of the Holocaust.
Biographical Note
Mr. Victor started his collection guided primarily by philatelic interest. He collected letters, envelopes, postcards and other documents bearing a postal stamp or institutional stamps of the respective authorities and agencies. At a certain point, he realizes that the fate of the people, reflected in the short narratives, is of eternal historic value and shall not be measured only in a philatelic dimension. The content of various wartime correspondences reveals a historic enormity of victimization, dehumanization and personal tragedies on one side and a cold blood calmness of perpetrators on the other.
Subject/Index Terms
Auschwitz complex of Nazi - German extermination and concentration camps
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
Concentration camps, German
Flossenburg, German Concentration camp
German Labor Service, labor in Germany, 1940 -- 1945
Gross Rosen, German concentration camp
Gusen German concentration camp
Hamburg-Neuengamme, German concentration camp
Holocaust, Jewish (1939 -- 1945)
Identification documents, German issued, 1933 -- 1945
Jasenovac, Croatian Concentration camp
Jewish ghettos in German-occupied and controlled Europe
Judenrat, Jewish council in ghettos
Lodz ghetto, 1940 -- 1944
Majdanek, German concentration camp
Mauthausen, German Concentration camp
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
Postcards, political images, German
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
Proofs of incarcerations under German-Nazi and Axis regimes
Ravensbrueck, German concentration camp
Red Cross, International, 1933 -- 1946
Stutthof, German Concentration camp
Synagogues, religious temples
Box and Folder Listing
Browse by Sub-Collection:
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Sub-Collection 1: RG-72.01, Synagogues of Europe, Northern Africa and Middle East in postcards and photographs],
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Sub-Collection 2: RG-72.02, Correspondence from and to ghettos, 1939 -- 1945],
[Sub-Collection 3: RG-72.03, Correspondence from and to concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 4: RG-72.04, Identification documents, 1926 --1948],
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Sub-Collection 5: RG-72.05, Red Cross papers, 1940 --1944],
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Sub-Collection 6: RG-72.06, German postcards of various topics, 19th -- 20th century, 1931 --1942],
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Sub-Collection 7: RG-72.07, Correspondence to and from Lodz ghetto, 1941 -- 1944],
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Sub-Collection 8: RG-72.08, Correspondences from and to German labor service, 1940 --1945],
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Sub-Collection 9: RG-72.09, Proofs of incarcerations under German-Nazi and Axis regimes, 1944 -- 1948],
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Sub-Collection 10: RG-72.10, Correspondence between German-occupied and unoccupied countries, 1939 -- 1944],
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Sub-Collection 11: RG-72.11, Theresienstadt correspondence, to and from the ghetto, 1942 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 12: RG-72.12, Histories of families and individuals in Germany-controlled Europe and in the Allied nations, 1933 -- 1946],
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Sub-Collection 13: RG-72.13, Antisemitic materials, Europe and America, 19th - 20th Centuries, 19th -- 20th centuries],
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Sub-Collection 14: RG-72.14, Documents issued by German and collaborating authorities in 1933 - 1945, 1933 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 15: RG-72.15, Emigration and immigrants, Europe, America, Asia, 1936 -- 1942],
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Sub-Collection 16: RG-72.16, Jewish Councils (Judenraete) in Germany and German-occupied and controlled territories, 1939 -- 1943],
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Sub-Collection 17: RG-72.17, Anti-Nazi resistance and Jews in the foreign armed forces, 1939 --1945],
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Sub-Collection 18: RG-72.18, Hungarian Jewish experience as reflected in correspondence, 1940 --1944],
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Sub-Collection 19: RG-72.19, Ration coupons and food cards in German-occupied Europe, 1939 -- 1945, 1940 --1945],
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Sub-Collection 20: RG-72.20, Ghetto and camp scrips (receipts) and monetary signs, 1940 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 21: RG-72.21, Inter-state and inter-regional correspondence, 1933 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 22: RG-72.22, Correspondence between Germany and German-occupied territories, 1936 --1945],
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Sub-Collection 23: RG-72.23, Postwar correspondence and early commemoration of the Holocaust, 1945 -- 1950],
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Sub-Collection 24: RG-72.24, Correspondence from and to prisoner of war camps, 1939 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 25: RG-72.25, Displaced persons documents, 1945 -- 1950],
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Sub-Collection 26: RG-72.26, Relief and Rehabilitation Organization, correspondence, 1939--1945],
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Sub-Collection 27: RG-72.27, Correspondence from and to Nazi Prisons, 1939 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 28: RG-72.28, Correspondence from and to Internment and Transit camps, 1939 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 29: RG-72.29, Correspondence within Romania and between Romania and other countries, 1940 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 30: RG-72.30, Jewish Yellow Stars and Patches, 1939 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 31: RG-72.31, Jewish periodicals in occupied territories, 1939 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 32: RG-72.32, Correspondence between German-unoccupied countries, 1939 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 33: RG-72.33, Correspondence within German-occupied Poland, 1939 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 34: RG-72.34, Croatian collection of wartime documents, 1941 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 35: RG-72.35, Italian Collection of wartime documents],
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- Sub-Collection 3: RG-72.03, Correspondence from and to concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945
This collection coprises the following sub-collections of correspondence from and to Nazi concentration camps:
RG-72.03.01, Dutka Collection, Ravensbrueck concentrtion camp; RG-72.03.02, Dachau 3K Camp; RG-72.03.03, Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp; RG-72.03.04, Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp; RG-72.03.06, Auschwitz concentration camps; RG-72.03.07, Buchenwald concentration camp; RG-72.03.09, Ravensbrueck concentration camp; RG-72.03.10, Gross Rosen concentration camp; RG-72.03.11, Majdanek concentration camp; RG-72.03.12, Flossenbuerg Concentration camp; RG-72.03.13, Stutthof Concentration camp; RG-72.03.14, Jasenovac Concentration camp; RG-72.03.15, Mauthausen Concentration camp
Letters, largely, are written in German and contains only allowed by the camp authorities content. Inmates were allowed inquiries about the family affairs, request for parcels and could not write about the life in the camp. Any complaints or details about the life in the camp had been striken out by censors.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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prisoner correspondence
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Concentration camps, German
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Dachau (Concentration camp)
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Hamburg-Neuengamme, German concentration camp
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Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
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Gusen (Austria: concentration camp)
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Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
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Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
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Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
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Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
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Ravensbrück (Concentration camp)
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Ravensbrueck, German concentration camp
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Gross Rosen, German concentration camp
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Majdanek, German concentration camp
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Majdanek (Poland: Concentration Camp)
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Flossenburg, German Concentration camp
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Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
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Stutthof, German Concentration camp
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Stutthov (Poland: Concentration Camp)
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Jasenovac, Croatian Concentration camp
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Jasenovac (Yugoslavia: Concentration Camp)
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Mauthausen, German Concentration camp
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Mauthausen (Austria: Concentration Camp)
- Creators:
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
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family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Collection of Folder-Level 1: RG-72.03.01, Dutka Collection, Ravensbrueck concentrtion camp, 1941 --1943
- Collection of letters written by Polish female prisoner Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna) to her mother, Rozalia Dutka in Limanowa, Poland (General Government)
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Concentration camps for women, German
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Germany (1939--1945)
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Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
- Creators:
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-72.03.01.01, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 22 March 1943
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Concentration camps for women, German
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-72.03.01.02, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 1 August 1941
- Sofia Dutkowna, Ravensbrueck letter, written in old German handwriting.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Concentration camps for women, German
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Correspondence in German language
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day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-72.03.01.03, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 14 September 1943
- Written by Sofia Dutkowna to her siblings. She received letters and packages, but she reminds the family that they cannot send bread or fruit because the packages take a long time to arrive. She is glad to hear that everything is good on the farm and sends regards. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Concentration camps for women, German
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Correspondence in German language
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day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-72.03.01.04, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 16 July 1943
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her siblings. She received the letters and is glad that the brother writes to her frequently. She is healhty and does not need clothes to be sent to her. She asks about the farm and sends her regards. Written in German.
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Concentration camps for women, German
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
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day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-72.03.01.05, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 18 August 1943
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her siblings. She received the letter and is glad to hear that everything on the farm is going well. She asks them to not send more packages because she has everything she needs. She will let them know if she needs more and sends her regards. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Concentration camps for women, German
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Correspondence in German language
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day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-72.03.01.06, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 20 May 1943
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her siblings. She received the letter and loves to hear that everybody is healthy. She also received the packages but only needs them once a month. She asks about the farm and sends her regards. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Concentration camps for women, German
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Correspondence in German language
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day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-72.03.01.07, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 21 June 1941
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her siblings. Written in old German handwriting.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Concentration camps for women, German
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
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day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-72.03.01.08, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 21 March 1942
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her children. She received the letter and says that she is home with her family in her thoughts. She asks the family to write more clearly because she had difficulties to read the last letters. She received 25 RM but she will not use it because she has no need for it. She sends her regards. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Concentration camps for women, German
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
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day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-72.03.01.09, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 23 August 1941
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her sister. Written in old German handwriting.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Concentration camps for women, German
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Correspondence in German language
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day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-72.03.01.10, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 23 June 1942
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her family. She did not receive any letter this month, but she lets the family know that she is healthy. She expects news on the harvest and reminds them to spare enough food for the winter. She sends her regards. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Concentration camps for women, German
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
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day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-72.03.01.11, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 26 January 1943
- List of regulations concerning incoming packages. You may not send fruit, vegetables or fresh bread as well as certified mail and express mail. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Concentration camps for women, German
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-72.03.01.12, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 27 January 1942
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her family. She received the letter that thanks her family for the Christmas wishes. She asks them to write more on their wellbeing and on the farm and the restaurant. She does not need money and will thank everybody in person for their prayers and good thoughts as soon as she gets back. Written in German.
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Concentration camps for women, German
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-72.03.01.13, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 30 April 1941
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her family. Written in old German handwriting.
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Concentration camps for women, German
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-72.03.01.14, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 30 April 1942
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her siblings. She received the last letter and is glad to hear that everyone is healthy. She asks about whereabouts of different persons and about the farm. Written in German.
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Concentration camps for women, German
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-72.03.01.15, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 30 December 1943
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her family. Lets them know that she is healthy and asks for a letter with information on the family and if they have enough to eat. She does not need any packages, if she needs them she will let them know. She sends her best Christmas and New Year's wishes. Personal regards to different people. Written in German.
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Concentration camps for women, German
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 16: RG-72.03.01.16, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 30 May 1942
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her siblings. She received the last letter and is glad that everyone is healthy. She asks about the farm, the wheat and the harvest. She thanks everyone for their wishes and thoughts and sends regards. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Concentration camps for women, German
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 17: RG-72.03.01.17, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 30 November 1943
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her siblings. She thanks them for the letter and writes that she is glad everyone is healthy. She received the package and saved all the food for Christmas because she is aware that she will not be with her family that year. She asks about the wheat and the harvest. She does not need any more packages. Written in German.
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Concentration camps for women, German
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 18: RG-72.03.01.18, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 31 August 1942
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her family. She received the letter from July 1 and is very happy to hear that the brother will come home soon. She asks about the weather and the harvest. She is glad to hear that everybody is working so hard and she promises to help and make their lives better when she gets home. She sends her regards. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Concentration camps for women, German
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 19: RG-72.03.01.19, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 31 October 1941
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her family. Has received the letter and is happy to hear that everyone is healthy. She is so sorry that everyone has to work hard and she cannot help. She prays for health and endurance during the hard work. Sofia received all the money but she does not understand what the family wrote about Jasiek. She asks about the harvest and sends her regards. Written in German.
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Concentration camps for women, German
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 20: RG-72.03.01.20, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, April 1944
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her family. She received the last letter and was very worried that something bad might happen to her brother during the war. So she asks everybody to sign the next letters so that she knows that everybody is still there. She received the Easter package but does not need more clothing. She needs one bread a month and one piece of soap. She sends her regards. Written in German.
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Concentration camps for women, German
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 21: RG-72.03.01.21, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, December
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her siblings. She received the last letter and asks for a postcard with a picture from home. She asks about the harvest and says she will cook a lot of good food when she gets home. Regards to everybody. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Concentration camps for women, German
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Political prisoners, Polish
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 22: RG-72.03.01.22, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, December
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her family. She received the letter and is glad that everyone is healthy. She hopes that she will see her whole family again soon. She asks to receive 5 stamps. Sofia is healthy and says the family shall not worry. Regards to everybody. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Concentration camps for women, German
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Political prisoners, Polish
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 23: RG-72.03.01.23, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, February
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her family. She received the letter and says she has hope because her brother writes her funny letters. She thanks everybody for thinking of her and for sending her money, but she doesn not need the money. If God will allow her to come back home she promises to make everybody's life better. Regards to everyone. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Concentration camps for women, German
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Political prisoners, Polish
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 24: RG-72.03.01.24, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, February
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her family, written in old German handwriting.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Concentration camps for women, German
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Political prisoners, Polish
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 25: RG-72.03.01.25, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, January 1941
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her family. She received the last letter and the package. She is expecting to receive money in the following days but asks the family to not send her anymore apart from that. She asks for a new letter on the family's well-beings. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Concentration camps for women, German
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Political prisoners, Polish
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 26: RG-72.03.01.26, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, January 1943
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her family. She received the last letter and is glad that everyone is healthy. She also received a package with white bread and she asks for another package for the Easter holidays. She is healthy and hopes to see her family soon. She sends regards to everyone. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Concentration camps for women, German
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Political prisoners, Polish
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 27: RG-72.03.01.27, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, May 1941
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her Family. Old German handwriting.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Concentration camps for women, German
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Political prisoners, Polish
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
-
Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 28: RG-72.03.01.28, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, May 1944
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her siblings. She received the last letter and is happy to hear that everyone is healthy because she worries about them a lot. She liked the package with food that she received and asks her family to send her washing soap and bread. Apart from that she does not need anything more. She is healthy. She asks about her relatives and sends her best regards. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Concentration camps for women, German
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Political prisoners, Polish
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
-
Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 29: RG-72.03.01.29, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), letter from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, September
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her family. She received the last letter and thanks her family for all the prayers. She is healthy and does not want her siblings to worry about her. She does not need money and sends all her regards home. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Concentration camps for women, German
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Political prisoners, Polish
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
-
Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 30: RG-72.03.01.30, Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), postcard from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, 22 September 1942
- Sofia Dutkowna writes to her sister. She received the last letter and feels healthy. She believes that God will send her back home soon. She asks her sister to send her a letter on the family's well-being and on the harvest. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Concentration camps for women, German
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Political prisoners, Polish
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
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Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 31: RG-72.03.01.31, Sofia Dutkowna, Ravensbrueck postcard.
- Postcard from Sofia Dutkowna, written in old German handwriting.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Concentration camps for women, German
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Correspondence from and to the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck, Germany
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
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Packages and money sent and received in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Political prisoners, Polish
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
-
Structure of the Nazi Concentration camps
- Creators:
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck (1941 -- 1943)
- Collection of Folder-Level 2: RG-72.03.02, Dachau 3K Camp, Dachau concentration camp, 1934 -- 1945
- Collection of letters written by prisoners of Dachau concentration camp to their family members and friends. There are also responses to these letter, all written in German language. This collection comprises correspondence from Jewish and non Jewish prisoners
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
-
wartime correspondences
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
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Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
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Kottern, sub-camp of Dachau concentration camp
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Heppenheim, sub-camp of Dachau concentration camp
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Kalisz (Poland)
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Bruntal (Czech Republic)
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Koenigshutte (Germany)
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Posen (Poland)
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Kolaczye (Poland)
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Poznan (Poland)
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Lakouce (Czech Pepublic)
- Creators:
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family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
Prisoners of Dachau 3K concentration camp (1933 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-72.03.02.01, From Bruno Tyczewski to Tyczewski, Dachau 3K, letter, 13 December 1942
- From Bruno Tyczewski to Mrs. Tyczewski, Dachau 3K, letter, written in old German handwriting.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
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Bruno Tyczewski, prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
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Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Dachau (Concentration camp)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Bruno Tyczewski, prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, 1942 (1942)
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Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-72.03.02.02, From Jan Tomasek to Anezka Tomaskova, Dachau 3K, letter, 25 June 1944, 25 June 1944
From Jan Tomasek to Anezka Tomaskova. He writes to his wife and children and lets them know that he did not write in a while because he is only allowed two letters a month. He is thinking about his wife all the time and he is happy to hear that everybody is healthy. He says his son shall always be kind and when he gets back he will buy him a horse. He hopes for his on to become a farmer in the future. He wants his wife to inform him on when she will get surgery.
Jan received the packages and especially liked the cake and the yoghurt. He asks for a new package with shoes and clothing and food. He sends his best regards to the whole family. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
-
Correspondence between Jewish Councils in German-occupied and controlled territoreis
-
Jan Tomasek, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, 1944
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Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
- Creators:
-
Jan Tomasek, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp (1944)
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Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-72.03.02.03, From Josef Goralski to Roman Stupecki, Dachau 3K letter, 1943
- From Josef Goralski to Roman Stupecki. Goralski received packages and letters, he advises Roman to pack all the food very carefully next time because of the package's long journey. Bread shall not be fresh and sent as a whole. Josef can only write to one address that is why he did not write to other people so far. He is healthy and sends all his regards. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
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Josef Goralski, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, 1943
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Josef Goralski, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, 1943 (1943)
-
Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-72.03.02.04, From Karel Vysehradsky to Karel Vysehradsky, Dachau 3K [Heppenheim sub camp] letter 6 June 1943, 6 June 1943
- From Karel Vysehradsky to Karel Vysehradsky. He received the package and lets the family know that he is healthy and sending greetings. Please do not send him the vitamins anymore. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Karel Vysehradsky, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, 1943
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Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Karel Vysehradsky, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, 1943 (1943)
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Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-72.03.02.05, From Tadeusz Pelezarski to Wanda Dryglowa , Dachau 3 K [SS Kottern labor sub camp], 3 December 1944
- From Tadeusz Pelezarski to Wanda Dryglowa. He thanks Wanda for her letters. He received all of them in these dangerous times. He is healthy and does not lose faith in better times and their reunion. He cannot receive packages anymore. He feels that this Christmas might be the last one that the family has to celebrate without him. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Tadeusz Pelezarski, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Tadeusz Pelezarski, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, 1944 (1944)
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Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-72.03.02.06, From Tadeusz Pelezarski to Janina Pelezarska, Dachau 3K [SS Kottern labor sub camp] letter, 16 April 1944
- From Tadeusz Pelezarski to Janina Pelezarska in JasloThere is a change of address. He left Dachau after 1.5 years there. He has been transferred to a new place, 150 km away. He is sad to leave the friends in Dachau. Tadeusz Pelezrski writes how he celebrated Holidays. He is sure that he will be back home in the following year. He asks questions with regard the last letter he received from home. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Correspondence in German language
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Tadeusz Pelezarski, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Tadeusz Pelezarski, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, 1944 (1944)
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Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-72.03.02.07, From Tadeusz Pelezarski to Janina Pelezarska, Dachau 3K [SS Kottern labor sub camp] letter, 2 July 1944
- From Tadeusz Pelezarski to Janina Pelezarska. Thanks for the letter and the package. He likes to hear more details about the family daily life. He believes that war will end soon. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Tadeusz Pelezarski, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Tadeusz Pelezarski, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, 1944 (1944)
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Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-72.03.02.08, From Tadeusz Pelezarski to Janina Pelezarska, Dachau 3K [SS Kottern labor sub camp] letter, 4 June 1944
- From Tadeusz Pelezarski to Janina Pelezarska. Tadeusz Pelezarksi explains why he did not write for a long time. He is happy about the family members, who are getting married. He asks about the weather. He confirms receipt of packages.He sends greetings. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Tadeusz Pelezarski, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Tadeusz Pelezarski, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, 1944 (1944)
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Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-72.03.02.09, From Tadeusz Pelezarski to Janina Pelezarska, Dachau 3K [SS Kottern labor sub camp] letter 14 May 1944, 14 May 1944
- From Tadeusz Pelezarski to Janina Pelezarska. He sends thanks for her letters and tells them not to be worried about his transfer. He is excited to be reunited with his family soon. He is well and healthy and describes his new work assignment in the town of transfer. He describes the landscape of this town and requests that less special food and more bread would be send to him. He sends greetings. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Tadeusz Pelezarski, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
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Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Tadeusz Pelezarski, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, 1944 (1944)
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Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-72.03.02.10, From Wolf Halm to Rosa Halm, Dachau postcard, 16 August 1938
- From Wolf Halm to Rosa Halm He received the letter and money and asks them to send more money. He asks Rosa to please take care of his mother. He sends birthday wishes.Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Wolf Halm, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Wolf Halm, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany, 1938 (1938)
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Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-72.03.02.11, Letter from Janusz Rapacz, Dachau 3K camp to Zofia Rapacz, Ravensbrueck camp, 6 January 1945
- Letter from Janusz Rapacz, Dachau 3K camp to Zofia Rapacz. He is very concerned because he did not receive a message from home but he is healthy. He received a package from the Red Cross for Christmas. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Janusz Rafacz, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Janusz Rapacz, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany, 1945 (1945)
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Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-72.03.02.12, From Marze in Dachau to his wife Marta Marze, dated 22 April 1934, 22 April 1934
- From Otto Marze in Dachau to his wife Marta Marze. Written in old German handwriting.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Otto Marse, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Otto Marze, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany, 1934 (1934)
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Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-72.03.02.13, Postcard sent from Povolny in Dachau to Erna Rosecky in Vienna, 10 August 1938
- Postcard sent from Povolny in Dachau to Erna Rosecky. He sends greetings, thanks for the letter. He has not heard of Rudel. Povolny will write more soon. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-72.03.02.14, Account activity for prisoner Felix Naskrecki in Dachau concentration camp, 10 May 1942
- Account activity for prisoner Felix Naskrecki in Dachau concentration camp, 10 May 1942.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Felix Naskrecki, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany, 1942
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Felix Naskrecki, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany, 1942 (1942)
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Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-72.03.02.15, Letter and envelope from Felix Naskrecki in Dachau concentration camp to Johanna Nasrecka in Kalisz, Poland, 27 August 1941
- From Felix Naskrecki in Dachau concentration camp to Johanna Nasrecka in Kalisz, Poland. He received letters and money. He is healthy. He is interested in news from home and asks for 40RM.He sends greetings. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Felix Naskrecki, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany, 1942
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Felix Naskrecki, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany, 1942 (1942)
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Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 16: RG-72.03.02.16, Letter from Felix Naskrecki in Sachsenhausen camp to Lorenz Naskrecki in Kalisz, Poland, 19 October 1940
- From Felix Naskrecki to Lorenz Naskrecki. He thanks Lorenz for the letter. He inquires about the father’s job situation. He sends greetings. Felix is healthy. He advises Lorenz to read the camp instructions and follow them when sending letters. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Felix Naskrecki, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany, 1942
-
Personal correspondence
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Felix Naskrecki, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany, 1942 (1942)
-
Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 17: RG-72.03.02.17, Envelope from Dachau to Bruntál, Czech Republic, Rudolf Langer to Paula Langer in Germany, 16 June 1939
- Envelope from Dachau to Bruntál, Czech Republic, Rudolf Langer to Paula Langer in Germany, 16 June 1939.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Rudolf Langer, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany, 1939
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Rudolf Langer, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany, 1939 (1939)
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Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 18: RG-72.03.02.18, Fragment, remaining property of Mr. Nowicki, 1 March 1941
- Fragment, remaining property of Mr. Nowicki, postmarked 1 March 1941.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
-
Nowicki
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 19: RG-72.03.02.19, Letter from Marja Bogacki in Dachau to Kasimir Bogacki in Posen-Wartheland, 1 May 1943
- Letter from Marja Bogacki in Dachau to Kasimir Bogacki in Posen-Wartheland. He thanks her for the letter and stamps. He did not receive the cigarettes and does not want fresh fruits because of the weather. He sends greetings. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Marja Bogacki, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany, 1943
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Marjan Bogacki, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany, 1943 (1943)
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Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 20: RG-72.03.02.20, Envelope from Boleslaus Skorupa in Dachau to Emanuel Skorupa in Koenigshuette, 21 February 1942
- Envelope from Boleslaus Skorupa in Dachau to Emanuel Skorupa in Koenigshuette, postmarked 21 February 1942
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Personal correspondence
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Boleslaus Skorupa, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany, 1942
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Boleslaus Skorupa, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany, 1942 (1942)
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Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 21: RG-72.03.02.21, Letter from Longin Literacki in Dachau to Nichal Literacki in Warthegau, postmarked 19 October, rest illegible, 19 October
- Letter from Longin Literacki in Dachau to Nichal Literacki in Warthegau, postmarked 19 October, rest illegible
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Longin Literacki, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Longin Literacki, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany
-
Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 22: RG-72.03.02.22, 5 Letters from Tadeusz Pelezarski in Kottern labour camp, to Janina Pelezarska, Kolaczyce, Poland, 1944
- A collection of five letters from Tadeusz Pelezarski in Kottern labour camp, to Janina Pelezarska in Kolaczyce, Poland. Kottern labour camp was a camp within Dachau concentration camp.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Tadeusz Pelezarski, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Tadeusz Pelezarski, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, 1944 (1944)
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Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 23: RG-72.03.02.23, Letter from Bruno Tyczewski in Dachau to Fr. Tyczewski in Poznan, Poland, 13 December 1942
- A letter from Bruno Tyczewski in Dachau concentration camp to Fr. Tyczewski in Poznan, Poland.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Bruno Tyczewski, prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Bruno Tyczewski, prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, 1942 (1942)
-
Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 24: RG-72.03.02.24, Letter from Karel Vysehradsky, Dachau to Karel Vysehradsy, Lakouce, Czechoslovakia, 6 June 1943
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Karel Vysehradsky, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, 1943
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Concentration camps, German
- Creators:
-
Karel Vysehradsky, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, 1943 (1943)
-
Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
- Collection of Folder-Level 3: RG-72.03.03, Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, 1942 -- 1944
- This collection comprises correspondence from political prisoners of Germany and the countries occupied by Nazi Germany to family members and friends. There also responses to the senders. This collection includes a sub-collection, namely Wojdel Collection. The latter comprises exlcusively correspondes sent by Wladyslaw Wojdel, prisoner of the Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp to Rajmond Wojdel.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Hamburg-Neuengamme, German concentration camp
-
Mortagne (France)
-
Okreg Warcki (Wartheland in Poland)
-
Wreschen (Wrzesnia in Poland)
- Creators:
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
-
Prisoners of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
- Folder 1: RG-72.03.03.01, Wojdel Collection, 1942 --1944
- Personal correspondence of Polish political prisoner Wladyslaw (Wladyslaus) Wojdel to Rajmond Wojdel
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-72.03.03.01.01, From Wladylaus Wojdel to Rajmond Wojdel, Hamburg Neuengamme letter_17 March 1942, 17 March 1942
- From Wladylaus Wojdel to Rajmond Wojdel, Hamburg Neuengamme letter
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-72.03.03.01.02, From Wladylaus Wojdel to Rajmond Wojdel, Hamburg Neuengamme letter _15 March 1942, 15 March 1942
- From Wladylaus Wojdel to Rajmond Wojdel, Hamburg Neuengamme letter
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-72.03.03.01.03, From Wladylaus Wojdel to Rajmond Wojdel, Hamburg Neuengamme letter_11 April 1943, 11 April 1943
- From Wladylaus Wojdel to Rajmond Wojdel, Hamburg Neuengamme letter
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-72.03.03.01.04, From Wladylaus Wojdel to Rajmond Wojdel, Hamburg Neuengamme letter_19 April 1943, 19 April 1943
- From Wladylaus Wojdel to Rajmond Wojdel, Hamburg Neuengamme letter
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-72.03.03.01.05, From Wladylaus Wojdel to Rajmond Wojdel, Hamburg Neuengamme postcard_9 April 1944, 9 April 1944
- From Wladylaus Wojdel to Rajmond Wojdel, Hamburg Neuengamme postcard
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-72.03.03.01.06, From Wladylaus Wojdel to Rajmond Wojdel, Hamburg Neuengamme postcard_18 September 1944, 18 September 1944
- From Wladylaus Wojdel to Rajmond Wojdel, Hamburg Neuengamme postcard
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-72.03.03.01.07, From Wladylaus Wojdel to Rajmond Wojdel, Hamburg Neuengamme postcard_ 31 August 1943, 31 August 1943
- From Wladylaus Wojdel to Rajmond Wojdel, Hamburg Neuengamme postcard
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-72.03.03.02, From Josef Kalchonski, Hamburg Neuengamme letter, 27 September 1942
- He received the letters and is healthy He also received the money and does not want clothes. He sends greetings to the whole family until the day they will meet again. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Hamburg-Neuengamme, German concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
German, language
-
Josef Kalchonski, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Josef Kalchonski, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany, 1942 (1942)
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-72.03.03.03, From Otto Topf to Moritz Topf, Hamburg Neuengamme postcard, 25 November 1942
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Hamburg-Neuengamme, German concentration camp
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
German, language
-
Otto Topf, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Otto Topf, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany, 1942 (1942)
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-72.03.03.04, From Tomasik Wilhelm to Wiktoria Tomasik, Hamburg Neuengamme letter, 28 November 1943
- He did not receive the messages from his mother but lets her know that he is healthy. He asks her to please write twice a month and to not wait for his letters. He send many greetings. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Hamburg-Neuengamme, German concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
German, language
-
Tomasik Wilhelm, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
Tomasik Wilhelm, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany, 1943 (1943)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-72.03.03.05, From Felix Kowalski, Hamburg Neuengamme letter, 18 July
- He sends Birthday wishes and lets everybody know that he is healthy. He does smalltalk and tells his wife about a dream in which he saw her with another man. He closes with greetings. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Hamburg-Neuengamme, German concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
German, language
-
Felix Kowalski, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Felix Kowalski, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-72.03.03.06, From Marian Kowalczyk to Bronislawa Kowalczyk, 9 July 1944
- He thanks her for the letter and lets her know that he is healthy. He asks her to please send a package and tell him about all relatives. He closes with greetings.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Hamburg-Neuengamme, German concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
German, language
-
Marian Kowalczyk, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Marian Kowalczyk, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany, 1944 (1944)
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-72.03.03.07, Letter from Josef Kalchonski in Hamburg-Neuengamme, 27 September 1942
- He received the letters and is healthy He also received the money and does not want clothes. He sends greetings to the whole family until the day they will meet again. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Hamburg-Neuengamme, German concentration camp
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
German, language
-
Josef Kalchonski, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Josef Kalchonski, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany, 1942 (1942)
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-72.03.03.08, Neuengamme camp, letter from Jean Fyferling to Mr. and Mrs. Fyferling in Mortagne, France, May 1944
- He lets everybody know that he is healthy. He talks about the nice weather and his good mood. He is now in Neuengamme and wants packages to be sent to his new address. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Hamburg-Neuengamme, German concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
German, language
-
Jean Fyferling, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Jean Fyferling, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany, 1944 (1944)
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-72.03.03.09, Postcard to Zofia Goszczynska, 26 July 1942
- He thanks her for the letters and money. One of his letters were returned because recipient was on holiday. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Hamburg-Neuengamme, German concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
German, language
-
Kasimir Goszczynski, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Kasimir Goszczynski, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany, 1942 (1942)
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-72.03.03.10, Letter from Kasimir Goszczynski in Hamburg-Neuengamme to Iansilic Goszcsynski in Wartheland, 31 July 1944
- He thanks for the packages and letters and asks parents to write to his friends. He closes with greetings. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Hamburg-Neuengamme, German concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
German, language
-
Kasimir Goszczynski, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Kasimir Goszczynski, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany, 1942 (1942)
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-72.03.03.11, Letter from Bogdan Wrzyminski in Neuengamme to Tekla Wrzyminski in Wreschen, 14 March 1943
- He thanks for the letter and packages because he is always awaiting her letters with great impatience. He is healthy and sends his greetings. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Hamburg-Neuengamme, German concentration camp
-
Bogdan Wrzyminski, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany
-
German, language
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
- Creators:
-
Bogdan Wrzyminski, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany, 1943 (1943)
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Collection of Folder-Level 4: RG-72.03.04, Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp, 1937 -- 1944
- This collection comrises correspondence from Oranienburg and Sachsenhausen concentration camps to various locations in German-occupied Europe. There are also responses to senders. Letters are written in German language and comply with the censorship of the concentration camp.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Hamburg (Germany)
-
Bohemia (Czech Republic)
-
Prague (Czech Republic)
-
Poland (Europe)
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Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
Krakow, Poland
-
Sudauen (Poland)
-
Tomaszow Mazowiecki (Poland)
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Tschenstochau
-
Kalisz (Poland)
-
Bydgoszcz (Poland)
-
Protectorate Bohemia and Moravia, annexed to Germany
-
Baranow (Poland)
-
Rakow-Czestochowa (Poland)
-
Parkzew (Poland)
-
Kattowitz (Poland)
-
Braunschweig (Germany)
-
Warsaw (Poland)
-
Wald im Prinzgau (Austria)
-
Copenhagen (Denmark)
- Creators:
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family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
Prisoners of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp (1936 --1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-72.03.04.01, From Ernst Bindheim in Oranienburg to Johanna Bindheim in Hamburg, 14 December 1938
- ENVELOPE ONLY; back says: This was the only letter within 5 weeks. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Correspondence in German language
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Ernst Bindheim, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Ernst Bindheim, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1938 (1938)
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-72.03.04.02, From Frant Ulk in Oranienburg concentration camp to Ruzena Ulkova in Bohemia, 23 July 1942
Note covers half of the letter saying: the inmate may receive: clothing, but no food, pictures or letters. All packages that do not meet the requirements will be returned.
Letter: Thank you for your letters. I hope that grandfather’s sickness is not severe. I am healthy. Can Mother please write a letter by herself?
Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Frank Ulk, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Frank Ulk, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1942 (1942)
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-72.03.04.03, From Frantisek Mejvald in Oranienburg camp to Zofie Mejvaldova in Prague, 12 May 1940
- Letter content: "I have come to Oranienburg on April 18 and am only allowed receive letters in German. So please send your letter again in German. I am healthy. How are all the relatives? I hope that I will be home soon." written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Frantisek Majvald, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Frantisek Majvald, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1940 (1940)
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-72.03.04.04, From Joseph Olkiewicz in Sachsenhausen camp to Bronislawa Slomkowski (Poland), 7 January 1945
- Joseph thanks for the letter and package. Hopefully this was the last Christmas without him. Joseph asks his family to thank his boss for his contribution to the package. He sends his greetings to all the family members. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Joseph Olkiewicz, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
- Creators:
-
Joseph Olkiewicz, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1945 (1945)
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-72.03.04.05, From Karl Dirnhofer in Oranienburg camp to Johann Dirnhofer, 19 March 1940
- Karl received letters and a package. He is healthy and sends greetings. He asks his family to not send clothing. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Correspondence between Germany and occupied territories
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Karl Dirnhofer, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Karl Dirnhofer, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1940 (1940)
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-72.03.04.06, From Wladislaus Chmielnicki in Sachsenhausen camp to Antonina Chmielnicki, 14 December 1941
- Wladislaus sends Christmas wishes. He received the last letter. He is healthy and realizes that this is the second Christmas that he is not home. He heard the news that his father died. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Wladislaus Chmielnicki, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Wladislaus Chmielnicki, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1941 (1941)
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-72.03.04.07, transfer note for Stanlislaw Szymczak from Oranienburg to Buchenwald, 9 November 1944
- Note that Stanislaw Szymczak has been transferred from Oranienburg to Buchenwald.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Stanislaw Szymczak, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-72.03.04.08, From Marian Ignaszak to Wladislawa Ignaszak in Vansburg, Sachsenhausen letter, 25 August 1940
- Marian received letter and stamps. He is healthy and hopes to receive more letters. He also received 20 RM and sends greetings. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Marian Ignaszak, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Marian Ignaszak, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1940 (1940)
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-72.03.04.09, From Josef Hrncir to Frantiska Hrncirova, Sachsenhausen letter, 2 March 1941
- Josef thanks his family for the birthday wishes (he turned 55 years). He wishes everybody health and says that he has enough money for a longer time, so the family does not have to send money. Josef is healthy and work is not too hard. He sends greetings. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Josef Hrncir, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Josef Hrncir, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1941 (1941)
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-72.03.04.10, Postcard sent from Hermann Schulze in Sachsenhaufen to Gustav Schulze, 30 December 1937
- Hermann received letters, packages and money. He sends the best wishes for the New Year. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Hermann Schulze, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Hermann Schulze, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1937 (1937)
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-72.03.04.11, Postcard from Sachsenhausen to Jan in Krakow, 13 January 1945
From inmate in protective custody to Jan Jaegermann in Krakow, 13 January 1945
The inmate writes with permission of the Lagerkommandant. He is healthy and received the last package. He also received a letter from Stockholm but cannot answer, so he asks Jan to answer the letter for him.
Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
- Creators:
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-72.03.04.12, Letter from Johann Karczewski to Peter Schulz in Sudauen, Germany, 24 September 1944
- Johann received the letters and the package. He says that Leschek writes sometimes but not often. He is healthy and thinks about his parents very often. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Johann Karczewski, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Johann Karczewski, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenburg concentration camp, Germany, 1944 (1944)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-72.03.04.13, Letter from Wladislaus Chmielnicki to Antonina Chmielnicka in Tomaszow-Mazowiecki, 14 December 1941
- Wladislaus sends Christmas wishes. He received the last letter. He is healthy and realizes that this is the second Christmas that he is not home. He heard the news that his father died. Written in German/
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Wladislaus Chmielnicki, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Wladislaus Chmielnicki, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1944 (1944)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-72.03.04.14, Envelope from Josef Hrncir in Oranienburg to Franziska Hrncirova, 31 March 1940
- Just an envelope.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Josef Hrncir, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Josef Hrncir, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1941 (1941)
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-72.03.04.15, Envelope from Witold Sienicki to Helena Sienicka in Tschenstochau, Poland, 29 December 1943
- Just an envelope
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Witold Sienicki, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Witold Sienicki, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1943 (1943)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 16: RG-72.03.04.16, Letter from Felix Naskrecki in Sachsenhausen camp to Naskrecki in Kalisz Poland, 19 October 1940
- Felix received the last letter. He asks whether his father is still working at the railroad. He sends his greetings to all the relatives. He is healthy and asks the family to read the camp instructions in order to know how to answer his letters properly. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Felix Naskrecki, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany, 1942
- Creators:
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Felix Naskrecki, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany, 1942 (1942)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 17: RG-72.03.04.17, Letter from Oranienburg to Bydgoszcz, written to J. Schellong from Josef Schellong, 11 June 1944
- Josef received letter and 20 RM. He is home in his thoughts and hopes everybody is healthy. He closes with greetings. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Josef Schellong, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Josef Schellong, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1944 (1944)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 18: RG-72.03.04.18, Letter from Sachsenhausen to Bohemia-Moravia, from Josef Hrncir to F. Hrucirova, 3 August 1941
Note: all letters must include name and surname, birthday and inmate and block number; if any of these is missing, the letter will be returned
Letter:He received the letter and 50 RM. He is healthy and asks them to write more about daily life.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Josef Hrncir, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Josef Hrncir, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1941 (1941)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 19: RG-72.03.04.19, Letter from Oranienburg Conc. Camp to Baranów, from Jau Komenola to K. Komenola, 4 June 1944
- He is healthy and received the letter and package. He sends greetings.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Jau Komenola, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Jau Komenola, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1944 (1944)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 20: RG-72.03.04.20, Envelope from Oranienburg to Częstochowa, from Witold Sienicki to H. Sienicka, 6 September 1943
- just an envelope
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Witold Sienicki, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Witold Sienicki, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1943 (1943)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 21: RG-72.03.04.21, Postcard from Sachsenhausen to Bohemia and Moravia, written from Josef Zvolshy, 27 April 1944
- He will be brought to Sachsenhausen on Wednesday and asks them to send packages to new address. He asks them to send a 6 kg package every week. “Do not be scared, I am coming home soon.” Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Josef Zvolshy, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Josef Zvolshy, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1944 (1944)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 22: RG-72.03.04.22, Letter from Sachsenhausen-Oranienburg to Parczew, 29 April 1944
- Franz Bartospek is alive and healthy. He received the letter but did not receive packages during the past 4 weeks. He asks Anna to please write often and sends his greetings. Theweather is warm and good. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 23: RG-72.03.04.23, Letter from Stefan Kleinert in Oranienburg to the Kleinert family in Kattowitz, 9 September 1944
- He received the letter and 20 RM and has a lot of hope. He hopes to be home for the his father’s birthday. He also received the package.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Stefan Kleinert, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Stefan Kleinert, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1944 (1944)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 24: RG-72.03.04.24, Receipt with the name Aleksander Oszup, from Sachsenhausen, 17 June
- Confirmation of receipt for Aleksander Oszup; 17 June 194?
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Aleksander Oszup, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Aleksander Oszup, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 25: RG-72.03.04.25, Postcard from Warsaw to Aleksander Oszup in Sachsenhausen, dated 20 June 1944, 20 June 1944
- He received the postcard and sent him 5 packages but does not know if he received them. He sends greetings
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 26: RG-72.03.04.26, Receipt with the name Aleksander Oszup, from Oranienburg, 1944
- Confirmation of receipt for Aleksander Oszup, 1944.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Aleksander Oszup, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Aleksander Oszup, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 27: RG-72.03.04.27, Letter from Oranienburg to Eliesabeth Czmeiner in Braunschweig, 31 July 1942
- Letter from Oranienburg to Eliesabeth Czmeiner in Braunschweig, postmarked 31 July 1942. Old German handwriting.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 28: RG-72.03.04.28, Letter from Stanislaw Sadurski in Oranienburg to Irene Sadurska in Warsaw, year illegible
- He received the letter and is healthy. He hopes to be home soon and received a package but the food was not good anymore.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Stanislaw Sadurski, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Stanislaw Sadurski, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
-
Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 29: RG-72.03.04.29, Postcard from Tadeusz Gruszka in Wald im Pinzgau to Vinzens Styszko in Oranienburg, 9 October 1944
- He received letter and is healthy. He thinks about home a lot and will send a package with bread. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Tadeusz Gruszka, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Tadeusz Gruszka, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1944 (1944)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 30: RG-72.03.04.30, Letter from Nils Goeransson in Oranienburg to Jenny Goeransson in Copenhagen, Denmark, 12 August 1944
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Nazi system of concentration camps in Germany
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Nils Goeransson, Prisoner in Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Nils Goeransson, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1944 (1944)
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Prisoners of German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 (1933 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Collection of Folder-Level 5: RG-72.03.05, Gusen concentration camp, 1940 -- 1944
This collection comprises letters from prisoners of Gusen concentration camp to various locations in German-occupied Europe. There is also correspondence to Gusen concentration camp.
Correspondence complies with the rules establishd by the authorities of German-Nazi concentration camps
Correspondence is in German language
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
-
wartime correspondences
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
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Gusen (Austria: concentration camp)
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Poznan (Poland)
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Krakow, Poland
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Bohemia (Czech Republic)
-
Protectorate Bohemia and Moravia, annexed to Germany
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Posen (Poland)
- Creators:
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family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
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Prisoners of Gusen concentration camp (1938 -- 1940)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-72.03.05.01, From Gracjan Guziuski to Mrs. Guziuski, Gusen, May 1943
- Letterhead only
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Gusen, German concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Austria (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Gracjan Guziuski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria
- Creators:
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Gracjan Guziuski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria, 1943 (1943)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-72.03.05.02, From Joroslav Pekaz in Gusen concentration camp to Mrs. Pekaz in Bohemia and Moravia, 5 November 1944
- He is healthy and received all the packages. He wants socks, because it is cold and asks for whereabouts of relatives. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Gusen, German concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Austria (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Joroslav Pekai, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria
- Creators:
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Joroslav Pekai, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria, 1944 (1944)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-72.03.05.03, From Josef Trzebiatowski in Gusen concentration camp to Maria Trezbiatowska in Krakow, 15 December 1944
- He is healthy and sends greetings and wishes for Christmas and New Year. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Gusen, German concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Austria (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Josef Trzebiatowski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria
- Creators:
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Josef Trzebiatowski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria, 1944 (1944)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-72.03.05.04, From Anton Lisiecki in Gusen II camp to Wanda Lisiecka in Poznan, Poland, 15 December 1944
- He is healthy and sends greetings and Christmas wishes. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Gusen, German concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Austria (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Anton Liseicki, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria
- Creators:
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Anton Lisiecki, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria, 1944 (1944)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-72.03.05.05, Letter from Heinrich Wisniewski in Gusen concentration campto Ludwig Wisniewski in Poznan, Poland, 3 November 1944
- Heinrich received the packages and everything is fine. He sends regards. Written in German.
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
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Gusen, German concentration camp
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Austria (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Heinrich Wisniewski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria
- Creators:
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Heinrich Wisniewski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria, 1944 (1944)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-72.03.05.06, Letter from Stefan Koziecszny in Gusen consentration camp to Katharine Koziecszna in Poznan, Poland, October 1944
- Stefan is healthy and received the letter. He sends greetings to everybody. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
-
Gusen, German concentration camp
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Austria (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Stefan Koziecszny, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria
- Creators:
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Stefan Koziecszny, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria, 1944 (1944)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-72.03.05.07, Letter from Marian Baranowski in Gusen concentration camp to Marcin Baranowski in Poznan, 20 December 1940
- He sends greetings and received the letters and money. He is healthy and sends all his Christmas wishes and greetings to all his relatives. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
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Gusen, German concentration camp
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Austria (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Marian Baranowski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria, 1940
- Creators:
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Marian Baranowski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria, 1940 (1940)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-72.03.05.08, Letter from Julian Garda in Gusen concentration camp to Aleksandra Garda in Germany, January 1943
- Julian received the letters and packages. He is healthy and sends greetings to the whole family. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
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Gusen, German concentration camp
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Austria (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Julian Garda, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria
- Creators:
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Julian Garda, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria, 1943 (1943)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-72.03.05.09, Letter from Marian Raranowski in Mauthausen to Marcin Raranowski in Posen, 30 October 1944
- Marian received the money, packages and letters. He is healthy and asks his family to not worry about him, he is fine. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
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Gusen, German concentration camp
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Austria (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Marian Raranowski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria
- Creators:
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Marian Raranowski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria, 1944 (1944)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-72.03.05.10, Letter from Franz Hasik in Gusen concentration camp to Anna Hasik in village Weisdorf, district Krakow
- Franz received the package but a letter would be better. He thinks that the family has forgotten about him but wishes them health and that they survive the bad times. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
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Gusen, German concentration camp
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Austria (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Franz Hasik, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria
- Creators:
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Franz Hasik, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-72.03.05.11, Letter from Mauthausen to Posen, Germany , written from Hajetan Lejiowski to Alois Lejiowski, 27 October 1944
- Hajetan has nothing new to tell. He is healthy andreceived the packages but no messages. He sends greetings to all the relatives. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
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Gusen, German concentration camp
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Austria (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Hajetan Lejiowski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria
- Creators:
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Hajetan Lejiowski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria, 1944 (1944)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-72.03.05.12, Letter from Michael Niewiadomski in Gusen to Johanna Niewiadomska in Schoendorf Ober-Kalisch, 22 September 1940
- Michael is healthy and received the money. He asks about news from home. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
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Gusen, German concentration camp
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Austria (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Michael Niewiadomski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria
- Creators:
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Michael Niewiadomski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria, 1940 (1940)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-72.03.05.13, Letter from Joroslav Pekas in Gusen, sub-camp of Mauthausen, to Frau Pekaz, 5 November 1944
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Gusen, German concentration camp
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Personal correspondence
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Austria (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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Joroslav Pekas, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria
- Creators:
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Joroslav Pekas, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria, 1944 (1944)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Collection of Folder-Level 6: RG-72.03.06, Auschwitz complex of concentration camps, 1940 -- 1944
This Collections comprises correspondence from Jewish and non Jewish prisoners of the Auschwitz complex of concentration camps to various locations of German-occupied Europe.
There also responses sent to the prisoners in the camps.
Letters are writtien in compliance with the concentration camp provisions avoiding any factual information with exception of general inquiries and appreciation.
Letters are written in German language
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
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prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
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wartime correspondences
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Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
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Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
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Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
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Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
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Vienna, Austria
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Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
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Prague (Czech Republic)
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Krakow, Poland
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Bystrica (Slovakia)
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Bratislava (Slovakia)
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Nowy Sacz (Poland)
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Breuberg (Germany)
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Zakopane (Poland)
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Tarnow (Poland)
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Rybnik (Poland)
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Lublin (Poland)
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Germany (Europe)
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Nawojowa (Poland)
- Creators:
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family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-72.03.06.01, From Adam Jozwik to Kazimir Jozwik, Auschwitz, 18 October 1942
To the parents: Adam is healthy but did not get an answer since weeks ago. He wants information on daily life of hois family.
To Helenko: He did not hear of her in a long time and wants to be with her in the future. He sends greetings.
Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
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Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
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Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
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Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Poland (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
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wartime correspondences
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Adam Jozwik, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Adam Jozwik, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1942 (1942)
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-72.03.06.02, From Ignatz Rokosz, Auschwitz, 10 February 1941
- Ignatz is healthy. He asks his aunt why she does not write and asks for mone. He has general questions on the family’s well-being. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
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Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
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Correspondence in German language
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day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Poland (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
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wartime correspondences
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Ignatz Rokosz, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Ignatz Rokosz, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1941 (1941)
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-72.03.06.03, From Ignatz Rokosz [camp number 508, one of the first prisoners at Auschwitz], 9 December 1940
- Ignatz sends Christmas and New Year wishes. He asked for a package and did not receive one. His father died and he does not know why though wrote several letters and did not receive an answer. Written in German.
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
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Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
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Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
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Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
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wartime correspondences
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Ignatz Rokosz, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Ignatz Rokosz, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1941 (1941)
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-72.03.06.04, From Zdislaw Holzhacker to Emilie Holzhacker, Auschwtiz, envelope, 15 June 1941
- Just front, no written text
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
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Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
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wartime correspondences
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Zdislaw Holzhacker, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Zdislaw Holzhacker, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1941 (1941)
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-72.03.06.05, Postcard to Wilhelm Hauser, 7 November 1943
- Writer asks for letters and a package. He also wanted to write to somebody who has moved away from Krakow. He is healthy and sends greetings. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
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wartime correspondences
- Creators:
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-72.03.06.06, Postcard from Marian Baranowski to Martin Baranowski, 22 March 1942
- Marian received letter but could not answer because he was not allowed to. He receives 40 RM every month. He is healthy. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
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Marian Baranowski, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Marian Baranowski, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1942 (1942)
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-72.03.06.07, Polish prisoner Stanislaw Wojciechowski transfered from Auschwitz to Buchenwald, 11 December 1944
- Note that says that Stanislaw Wojciechowski has been transferred from Auschwitz to Buchenwald, 11 December 1944
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
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wartime correspondences
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Stanislaw Wojcienchowski, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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Stanislaw Wojciechowski, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1944 (1944)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-72.03.06.08, Letter sent from Arnold Nikolaus in Auschwitz to Wanda Arnold in Vienna, 4 July 1943
- Arnold received the letter but wants to hear more about the mother’s wellbeing. He asks her to please not send packages during the next 5 weeks. He does not need packages because he saved sugar and fat. His mother will receive a package from Auschwitz with things he does not need anymore. He is healthy and informs her that no letter may be put into the next package.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
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wartime correspondences
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Arnold Nikolaus, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Arnold Nikolaus, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1943 (1943)
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-72.03.06.09, Postcard sent from D. Lederer in Birkenau to Karl Goldmann, 25 March 1944
- He thanks for the bread packages. He is healthy and wants Karl to please tell mother and sister about that. He sends greetings. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
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wartime correspondences
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D. Lederer, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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D. Lederer, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1944 (1944)
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-72.03.06.10, Letter from Ignatz Roken in Auschwitz, 10 February 1941
- Ignatz is healthy and asks addressee why he does not write. He asks him to please send money and if there are any news. He sends greetings to the uncle and says that he cannot write to many people but everybody can write to him. He asks them to write immediately when they get the letter. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
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Ignatz Roken, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Ignatz Roken, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1941 (1941)
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-72.03.06.11, Letter from Gustav Schwarz in labor camp Birkenau to Zdenek Justic in Prague, 25 March 1944
- Gustav thanks for all the packages while he is awaiting messages. He sends greetings
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
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wartime correspondences
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Gustav Schwarz, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Gustav Schwarz, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1944 (1944)
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-72.03.06.12, Letter from Auschwitz concentration camp to Krakow, 6 March 1944
- Author is healthy and received the letter. He advises the addressee to not send liquids or meds. He asks personal questions and sends greetings. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-72.03.06.13, Postcard from Auschwitz to Bystrica, Slovakia written by Else Lustig
From Else Lustig to Singer and Rajninec in Slovakia, Note saying that any letters to Slovakia have to be sent through the Jewish Central Office in Pressburg
All the others received letters from home, she did not. She is healthy and satisfied with work. She can slowly forget everything that happened and dreams to be home soon.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
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Else Lustig, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Else Lustig, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-72.03.06.14, Postcard from Auschwitz-Birkenau to Bratislava, Slovakia, written from Else Grun to Eugen Herzog, 8 June 1943
- She wants to receive photos and asks for a detailed letter. She sends birthday wishes and greetings.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Ebe Frun, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Ebe Frun, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1943 (1943)
-
Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-72.03.06.15, Letter to Krakow from Jaworzno (Auschwitz), written to Maria Talach from Josef Talach, 28 August 1943
- Josef sends his new address and asks for new packages. He received former packages and asks about relatives. He says that everybody can send packages but he can only write to one person. He sends greetings. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Josef Talach, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Josef Talach, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1943 (1943)
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 16: RG-72.03.06.16, Postal confirmation on transfer from Nowy Sacz to Auschwitz, send from A. Russek to E. Russek, 2 April 1942
- Confirmation about money transfer
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
A. Russek, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, prisoner names
- Creators:
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A. Russek, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1942 (1942)
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 17: RG-72.03.06.17, Letter from Auschwitz to Breuberg, Germany, written from Sophie Koslowski to Janina Swikla, 1 August 1943
- Sophie received the packages and is healthy. She is very thankful for all the letters and sends greetings to everybody. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Sophie Koslowski, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Sophie Koslowski, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1943 (1943)
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 18: RG-72.03.06.18, Postcard from Auschwitz to Krakow, written from Stanislaw Panek to Kazimiera Panek, 14 February 1941
- Stanislaw is healthy but did not receive money. He asks Kazimiera to please send more packages and money.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Stanislaw Panek, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Stanislaw Panek, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1941 (1941)
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 19: RG-72.03.06.19, Letter from Auschwitz, written from Edward Matysik to his Mother, 12 January 1941
- Edward received 50RM but did not receive a package as answer to his postcard. He asks for a Christmas package and wants to return home and see his mother again. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Edward Matysik, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Edward Matysik, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1941 (1941)
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 20: RG-72.03.06.20, Envelope from Auschwitz to Zakopane, Poland, written from Franc Myszkowski to Johanna Liszbowa
- Envelope only
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Franc Myszkowski, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Franc Myszkowski, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
-
Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 21: RG-72.03.06.21, Postcard from Auschwitz to Tarnow, Poland, written from Kazimir Gbal to Stanislawa Gbal, 19 September 1943
- Kazimir received letters and is sorry to hear that Stanislawa needs to move out of the apartment but it could have been foreseen. He is healthy. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Kazimir Gbal, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Kazimir Gbal, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1943 (1943)
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 22: RG-72.03.06.22, Letter from Auschwitz to Rybnik, Poland, 28 May 1944
- The writer did not receive letters so far but he received two packages. He is healthy with no news to tell. He wants to be home and sends greetings. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 23: RG-72.03.06.23, Telegram to Maria Okupny Staszycastr in Lublin from Auschwitz, undated
- Telegram to Maria Okupny Staszycastr in Lublin saying that her son Stefan died in Auschwitz concentration camp.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 24: RG-72.03.06.24, Telegram to Antonina Porowski Gorna in Lublin from Auschwitz, undated
- Telegram to Antonina Porowski Gorna in Lublin saying that her husband died in Auschwitz
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 25: RG-72.03.06.25, Postcard from Anton Reitler in Birkenau to Ernst Havlik in Prague, 15 December 1943
- Anton received all the packages and tells that the boys do not live with him. He sends Christmas greetings. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Anton Reitler, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Anton Reitler, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1943 (1943)
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 26: RG-72.03.06.26, Letter from Andreas Mardula in Auschwitz to Helene Mardula in Zakopane, 4 October 1941
- Andreas received the letter and is healthy. He also received a package with winter clothing. He asks for general news on the family and sends greetings. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Andreas Mardula, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
-
Andreas Mardula, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1941 (1941)
-
Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 27: RG-72.03.06.27, Letter from Marta Wijas in Auschwitz to Franciska Sladmarczyk in Nowy Sacz, 17 December 1942
- Marta asks Franciska to please send packages and if she has Mishas address? She is healthy and wishes everybody a Merry Christmas. She asks Franciska to write often and much. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Marta Wijas, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Marta Wijas, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1942 (1942)
-
Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 28: RG-72.03.06.28, Postcard from Boleslaw Myslakowski in Germany to Handa Myslakowska in Auschwitz, 5 November 1942
- Boleslaw finally got to know her address. He is healthy and sent 30 RM and will send as much monthly. He asks her to tell him if she needs anything. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Boleslaw Myslakowski, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Boleslaw Myslakowski, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1942 (1942)
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 29: RG-72.03.06.29, Envelope from Wykrst Anton Johann in Auschwitz to Wykrst Anton in Nawojowa, Poland, 17 October 1940
- Envelope only.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Wykrst Anton Johann, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Wykrst Anton Johann, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1940 (1940)
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 30: RG-72.03.06.30, Letter from Maria in Auschwitz Concentration Camp to an unknwon, 7 October 1943
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
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Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 31: RG-72.03.06.31, Auschwitz envelope from Zdiscaw Holzhocker, 15 June 1941
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Zdiscaw Holzhocker, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Zdiscaw Holzhocker, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1941 (1941)
-
Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Collection of Folder-Level 7: RG-72.03.07, Buchenwald concentration camp, 1937 -- 1945
This is a collection of letters sent from Buchenwald concentration camp by Jewish, German, Polish and Czech prisoners. The content of correspondence is in compliance with the camp provisions and regulations. Letters are written in German language.
There are correspondence from the German-occupied countries and Germany proper addressed to the prisoners in Buchenwald concentration camp.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Personal correspondence
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
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Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
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Warsaw (Poland)
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Vienna, Austria
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Rabka (Poland)
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Krakow, Poland
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Rybnik (Poland)
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Upice (Czech Republic)
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Bohemia (Czech Republic)
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Protectorate Bohemia and Moravia, annexed to Germany
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Halle Saale (Germany)
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Prague (Czech Republic)
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Judenrat, Jewish council in ghettos
- Creators:
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family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-72.03.07.01, From August Woguitza to Franciska Woguitza, Weimar Buchenwald, 2 November 1940
- He sends Kisses and regards. He received he money but can only receive two letters a month. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
August Woguitza, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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August Woguitza, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany, 1940 (1940)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-72.03.07.02, From Czeslaw Sawicki to Stanislawa Sawiecka in Warsaw, Buchenwald, 9 July 1944
- Czeslaw received the packages and letters. He is sad that he had to leave his wife alone, because she is sick. He believes that in the future everything will be good and pleads her to stay alive so that his return makes sense. He asks her to sell all his suits and belongings and not to worry about his brothers and sisters. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Personal correspondence
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Czeslaw Sawicki, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Czeslaw Sawicki, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany, 1944 (1944)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-72.03.07.03, From Ludwig Jandel Ordower, Weimar Buchenwald, 16 February 1941
- Ludwig received letter and hopes that the last thing he can do in life is thank his wife for her help. He will begin to work, is healthy and likes work. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Ludwig Jandel Ordower, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Ludwig Jandel Ordower, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany, 1941 (1941)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-72.03.07.04, From Richard Goldmann in Buchenwald concentration camp in post-Kristallnacht custody, 18 November 1938
- Richard is healthy and asks for money and clothes. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Richard Goldmann, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Richard Goldmann, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany, 1938 (1938)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-72.03.07.05, From Sloma Jechok to Malwine Sara Jineberg in Vienna, Buchenwald postcard, 31 March 1940
- Sloma is healthy and received the money. He asks about their departure and where they will depart to. He asks he to please take care of departure fast. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Sloma Jechok, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Sloma Jechok, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany, 1940 (1940)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-72.03.07.06, From Pawel Zieutek to Helena Zieutek in Jordanow near Rabka [district Krakow], Buchenwald, 1 September 1942
- Pawel received packages and letters. When he is back he will do all the work and make his wife rest.Hhe stays strong and prays for his family. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Pawel Zieutek, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Pawel Zieutek, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany, 1942 (1942)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-72.03.07.07, From Edmund Kornacki in Buchenwald to Flis Miehat in Warsaw, 16 April 1944
- Edmund thanks for the good wishes. 15 months are over since he left home and he thinks that everything will be over soon and he will return to life with new understanding of life. He misses his family; “It is likely that we cannot write anymore soon. Everything is possible. If this will be the case, please do not worry because this is war.” Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Personal correspondence
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Edmund Kornacki, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Edmund Kornacki, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany, 1944 (1944)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-72.03.07.08, Postcard from Weimar Buchenwald from August Woguitza to Franciska Woguitza, Wielopole, No.99 Rybnik, 2 November 1940
- He sends Kisses and regards. He received he money but can only receive two letters a month. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Personal correspondence
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
August Woguitza, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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August Woguitza, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany, 1940 (1940)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-72.03.07.10, Letter and envelope from Ludwig Ordower in Buchenwald to Hermine Ordower in Vienna, 22 February 1942
- faded
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Personal correspondence
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Ludwig Jandel Ordower, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Ludwig Jandel Ordower, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany, 1941 (1941)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-72.03.07.11, Letter and Envelope from K. Mikolasek in Buchenwalt to Frau Mikolaskova in Upice, 30 October 1940
- K.received the package and does not need money. He thinks about their happy life back in the days and sends his greetings. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
K. Mikolasek, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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K. Mikolasek, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany, 1940 (1940)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-72.03.07.12, From Buchenwald to administration of the New Israeli cemetery at the Central cemetery in Vienna, 29 May 1942
- 100 RM from the Concentration Camp Buchenwald to the New Israeli Cemetary in Vienna, 29 May 1942
- Subject/Index Terms:
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New Israeli Cemetery
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Administration of Buchenwald concentration camp (1939 - 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-72.03.07.13, Letter from Buchenwald to Ravensbrueck camp for women in Fuerstenberg, writtem from Karel Pavlik to Julie Pavlikova, 19 January 1945
- Karel is healthy and may receive 3 packages for Christmas. His mother and sister are severely sick. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Karel Pavlik, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Karel Pavlik, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany, 1945 (1945)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-72.03.07.14, Letter from Buchenwald Concentration camo to Klwow, Opoczna, Radom, Poland, written to Kazimiere Sionek from Wladislaus Sionek, 14 May 1944
- Wladislaus is healthy, has left Auschwitz and has been deported to Buchenwald. He asks for packages with several things and sends greetings. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Wladislaus Sionek, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Wladislaus Sionek, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany, 1944 (1944)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-72.03.07.15, Postcard from Buchenwald Conc. Camp to Warsaw, written from Kazimir Kodrebsi to Ewa Labeska, 26 September 1943
- Kasimier received letter and is positive that atrocities will end soon and everybody will be happy again. He misses his relatives and greetings and wishes for more letters and diaries. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Kazimir Kodrebsi, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Kazimir Kodrebsi, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany (1943)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-72.03.07.16, Envelope and letter from Buchenwald to Bohemia and Moravia, written from Lada Ledlacek to Jaroslava Ledlackova, 10 July 1941
- Lada is glad to hear that the brother is healthy. He received packages and asks Jaroslava to take care of herself and to do the best to survive with little money. He says that after his death all his belongings will be transferred to her. He sends greetings. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Lada Ledlacek, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Lada Ledlacek, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany (1941)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 16: RG-72.03.07.17, Postcard to Krakiw, Poland from Wolfen Camp, written to P.T.Larzad from Stanislaw Lilejkis, 29 December 1944
- Postcard written in Polish.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Stanidtaw Lilejkis, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Stanidtaw Lilejkis, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany (1944)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 17: RG-72.03.07.18, Envelope from Friechisch-Kath. Pfarramt to Buchenwald, 3 March 1943
- Envelope only
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 18: RG-72.03.07.19, Envelope from Ludwig Israel Orolower to Hermine Orolower in Vienna, 21 February 1941
- Envelope only
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Ludwig Israel Orolower, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Ludwig Israel Orolower, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany (1941)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 19: RG-72.03.07.20, Fragment addressed to Franz Gibian in Buchenwald, 26 July 1940
- Fragment only
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 20: RG-72.03.07.21, Notice of death of Max Wulkan on 24 June 1940, 6 July 1940
- Estate of deceased Max Wulkan; died on 24 June 1940; 25.24 RM
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Personal correspondence
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Certificate of Death
-
Max Wulkan, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Administration of Buchenwald concentration camp (1939 - 1945)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 21: RG-72.03.07.22, Letter from Georg Koenig in Buchenwald to Frieda Koenig in Halle Saale, 28 September 1937
- Georg received birthday wishes and money. He feels that the end is near and that people will be happy and together again. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Georg Koenig, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Georg Koenig, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany (1937)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 22: RG-72.03.07.23, Letter from Lajos Weisz in Buchenwald to the Judenrat in Prague, 17 January 1945
- Letter written in Old German handwriting.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Lajos Weisz, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Lajos Weisz, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany (1945)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 23: RG-72.03.07.24, Letter from Josef Sumsal in Buchenwald to his aunt and uncle, 18 January 1942
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Josef Sumsal, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Josef Sumsal, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany (1942)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 24: RG-72.03.07.25, Letter from Karel Movarec, Buchenwald to Herr Huf, 2 November 1941
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Karel Movarec, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Karel Movarec, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany (1941)
-
Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 25: RG-72.03.07.26, Buchenwald letter from Pawel Zieutek to Helena Zieutek in Jordanow near Rabka, district Krakow, 1 September 1942
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
-
Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Pawel Zieutek, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Pawel Zieutek, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany (1942)
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Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 26: RG-72.03.07.27, Envelope from Buchenwald to Vienna, 5 December 1943
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps
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Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp (1937 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Collection of Folder-Level 8: RG-72.03.09, Ravensbrueck concentration camp, 1939 -- 1944
- This collection comprises correspondence from and to prisoners of Ravensbrueck concentration camp, as well as German official documents, issued regarding prisoners whereabouts.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
wartime correspondences
-
Personal correspondence
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
Ravensbrück (Concentration camp)
-
Lodz (Poland)
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Lodz (Poland: Ghetto)
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Radom (Poland)
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Zurich (Switzerland)
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Bohemia (Czech Republic)
-
Protectorate Bohemia and Moravia, annexed to Germany
- Creators:
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family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
Prisoners of Ravensbrueck concentration camp (1938 --1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG.72.03.09.01, Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, letter from Alina Sebyla, July 1943
- Alina thanks her relatives for the letter. He asks them to not invite Olek because he is sick all the time. She asks about whereabouts of relatives. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Ravensbrueck, German concentration camp
-
Ravensbrück (Concentration camp)
-
Female prisoners of the German concentration camps
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Alina Sebyla, Prisoner of Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, Germany
- Creators:
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Alina Sebyla, Prisoner of Ravensbrueck concentration camp for women, Germany (1943)
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Prisoners of Ravensbrueck concentration camp (1938 --1945)
-
Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG.72.03.09.02, Correspondence to Ravensbrueck from Rajor Bromisawa, November
- Rajor received the letters and asks for washing detergent. He also asks about his relatives and sends greetings. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence
-
Ravensbrueck, German concentration camp
-
Ravensbrück (Concentration camp)
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Ravensbrueck concentration camp (1938 --1945)
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Bromisawa, Rajor
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-72.03.09.03, Communication between Ravensbrueck and Lodz concerning Jadwiga Zamerska
- Communication between Ravensbrueck and Lodz concerning Jadwiga Zamerska
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Personal correspondence
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Ravensbrueck, German concentration camp
-
Ravensbrück (Concentration camp)
-
Female prisoners of the German concentration camps
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
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German administration of concentration and labor camps (1933 -- 1945)
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Prisoners of Ravensbrueck concentration camp (1938 --1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-72.03.09.04, Envelope and Letter from Radom, Poland to Ravensbrueck concentration camp, 28 February 1944
- He received the letters and talks about relatives and how they are. He does not have many news, everybody is healthy. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Female prisoners of the German concentration camps
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Ravensbrueck, German concentration camp
-
Ravensbrück (Concentration camp)
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Irena Dzbowska, resident of Radom, Poland, 1944
- Creators:
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Prisoners of Ravensbrueck concentration camp (1938 --1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
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Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-72.03.09.05, Envelope, From Ravensbrück Conc. Camp to Zurich, Switzerland, written to Thusnelda Pucher, 27 December 1939
- Just an envelope.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Ravensbrueck, German concentration camp
-
Ravensbrück (Concentration camp)
-
Zurich (Switzerland)
-
Female prisoners of the German concentration camps
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Ravensbrueck concentration camp (1938 --1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
Female prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 --1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-72.03.09.06, Letter frin Gross-Rosen Camp to Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, written from F.Thrombonek to B.Thrombonek, 12 October 1941
- F. sends greetings and thanks for the letter and package. He asks for clothes in the next package. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Gross-Rosen (Concentration camp)
-
Gross Rosen, German concentration camp
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
F. Throbomek, Prisoner of Gross-Rosen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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F. Throbomek, Prisoner of Gross-Rosen concentration camp, Germany (1941)
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Prisoners of Gross Rosen concentration camp (1940 --1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-72.03.09.07, Letter from Franz Tauchman, February 1944
- Franz misses his family and did not think that they would be separated this long. He hopes they still go through good and bad times together. He is healthy and talks about relatives. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Ravensbrueck, German concentration camp
-
Ravensbrück (Concentration camp)
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Franz Tauchman, Prisoner of Ravensbrueck concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Franz Tauchman, Prisoner of Ravensbrueck concentration camp, Germany (1944)
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Prisoners of Ravensbrueck concentration camp (1938 --1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-72.03.09.08, Letter from Wiktoria Chetmeika in Ravensbrueck, June 1942
- Wiktoria sends greetings and best wishes. She asks about relatives and asks her family to not send money. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Personal correspondence
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Ravensbrueck, German concentration camp
-
Ravensbrück (Concentration camp)
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Wiktoria Chetmeika, Prisoner of Ravensbrueck concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Wiktoria Chetmeika, Prisoner of Ravensbrueck concentration camp, Germany (1942)
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Prisoners of Ravensbrueck concentration camp (1938 --1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Collection of Folder-Level 9: RG-72.03.10, Gross Rosen concentration camp, 1941 -- 1944
This collection comprises letters from prisoners of Gross Rosen concentration camp.
Letters are written in German and comply with the camp's provisions and regulations with regard to the correspondence from the camp
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
wartime correspondences
-
Gross-Rosen (Concentration camp)
-
Dukla (Poland)
-
Krakow, Poland
-
Bohemia (Czech Republic)
-
Kempen (Germany)
- Creators:
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family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
Prisoners of Gross Rosen concentration camp (1940 --1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-72.03.10.01, Letter from Mieczyslaw Kuziora in Gross Rosen to Anna Kuziorowa in Dukla, 14 February 1943
- Mieczyslaw is healthy and full of hope. He asks Anna what is new and also to write more and more often. He sends regards and kisses. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Gross-Rosen (Concentration camp)
-
Gross Rosen, German concentration camp
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Mieczyslaw Kuziora, Prisoner of Gross-Rosen concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
-
Mieczyslaw Kuziora, Prisoner of Gross-Rosen concentration camp, Poland (1943)
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Prisoners of Gross Rosen concentration camp (1940 --1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-72.03.10.02, Postcard to Krakow, Poland from Waldenburg, written from Josef Sokotowski to R.G.O., 11 January 1945
- Letter written in Polish.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Gross-Rosen (Concentration camp)
-
Gross Rosen, German concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Josef Sokotowski (January 1945)
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Prisoners of Gross Rosen concentration camp (1940 --1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-72.03.10.03, Letter from Franz Ikrobowek in Gross Rosen to Bozenka Ikrobowek in Bohemia, 12 October 1941
- Franz sends greetings. He received the letter and money and asks Bozenka whether she received any letters. He is healthy and prays to God every day that he will see her again. He informs her that she sent 1 letter which was returned because he already had 2 letters. He also asks her to please send clothing. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Gross-Rosen (Concentration camp)
-
Gross Rosen, German concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Franz Ikrobowek, Prisoner of Gross-Rosen concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Franz Ikrobowek, Prisoner of Gross-Rosen concentration camp, Poland (1941)
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Prisoners of Gross Rosen concentration camp (1940 --1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-72.03.10.04, Letter from Johann Liebner, Gross Rosen to Leonie Liebner, Kempen, 3 September 1944
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Gross-Rosen (Concentration camp)
-
Gross Rosen, German concentration camp
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Johann Liebner, Prisoner of Gross-Rosen concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Johann Liebner, Prisoner of Gross-Rosen concentration camp, Poland (1944)
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Prisoners of Gross Rosen concentration camp (1940 --1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-72.03.10.05, Envelope from Bendsburg, Germany to Lausanae, Switzerland. Envelope 1, December 1943
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Gross-Rosen (Concentration camp)
-
Gross Rosen, German concentration camp
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Gross Rosen concentration camp (1940 --1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-72.03.10.06, Envelope from Bendsburg, Germany to Lausanae, Switzerland. Envelope 2., 21 December 1943
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Gross-Rosen (Concentration camp)
-
Gross Rosen, German concentration camp
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Gross Rosen concentration camp (1940 --1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Collection of Folder-Level 10: RG-72.03.11, Majdanek concentration camp, 1943 -- 1944
- This collection comprises letters postal receipts for delivered parcels, both send to and form Majdanek concentration camp
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
wartime correspondences
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
Majdanek (Poland: Concentration Camp)
-
Majdanek, German concentration camp
-
Wolkowysk (Belarus)
-
Szczebrzeszyn (Poland)
-
Zamosc (Poland)
-
Lublin (Poland)
-
Pulawy (Poland)
-
Opole Lubelskie (Poland)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-72.03.11.01, Notification of postal reception from Eugenia Szarzynska to Janus Zsarzynski, Majdanek, 2 February 1944
- Confirmation of receipt / Notification of postal reception. Written in German/Polish
- Subject/Index Terms:
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Majdanek (Concentration camp)
-
Majdanek, German concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Eugenia Szarzynska, Prisoner of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Eugenia Szarzynska, Prisoner of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland (1944)
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Prisoners of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-72.03.11.02, Postcard from Wiktor Turiemski in Majdanek to his wife Adela Turiemska, 17 December 1943
- Letter written in Polish.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Majdanek (Concentration camp)
-
Majdanek, German concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in Polish language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Wiktor Turiemski, Prisoner of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
-
Wiktor Turiemski, Prisoner of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland (1943)
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Prisoners of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-72.03.11.03, Postcard from Miecryslaw Wesolowski in Majdanek to Jozefa Wesolowska in Opole-Lubelskie, 4 March 1944
- Letter written in Polish.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Majdanek (Concentration camp)
-
Majdanek, German concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in Polish language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Miecryslaw Wesolowski, Prisoner of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
-
Miecryslaw Wesolowski, Prisoner of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland (1944)
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Prisoners of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-72.03.11.04, Parcel card from Pulawy to Majdanek, 31 January 1944
- Confirmation of receipt for Jan Plewka. Written in German and Polish.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Majdanek (Concentration camp)
-
Majdanek, German concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in Polish language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-72.03.11.05, Parcel receipt from District 2 Lublin to an SS officer in the camp, 10 January 1944
- Confirmation of receipt for Mataj Wlady. Written in German and Polish.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Majdanek (Concentration camp)
-
Majdanek, German concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in Polish language
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-72.03.11.06, Package receipt from Zamosc to Majdanek, 13 January 1944
- Package receipt written in Polish and German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Majdanek (Concentration camp)
-
Majdanek, German concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in Polish language
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-72.03.11.07, Postcard from Gejrel Kimacryriski in Majdanek to Josefa Kotron in Szczebrzenyn, 20 January 1944
- Postcard written in Polish
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Majdanek (Concentration camp)
-
Majdanek, German concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Gejrel Kimacryriski, Prisoner of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
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Gejrel Kimacryriski, Prisoner of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland (1944)
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Prisoners of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-72.03.11.08, Postcard from Josef Besman in Majdanek to Josef Magilnicki in Wolkowysk, 3 January 1944
- Postcard written in Polish
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Majdanek (Concentration camp)
-
Majdanek, German concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Josef Besman, Prisoner of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
-
Josef Besman, Prisoner of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland (1944)
-
Prisoners of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Collection of Folder-Level 11: RG-72.03.12, Flossenburg Concentration camp, 1943 --1944
- This collection comprises letters, envelopes and postal receipts sent to and from Flossenburg Concentration camp
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Personal correspondence
-
wartime correspondences
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Nový Hrádek (Czech Republic)
-
Hradec Králové (Czech Republic)
-
Dobruška (Czech Republic)
-
Bruenn (Brno, Czech Republic)
-
Lodz Ghetto (Litzmannstadt Ghetto)
-
Warsaw (Poland)
- Creators:
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family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
Prisoners of Flossenburg concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-72.03.12.01, Envelope from Jan Grym in Flossenburg to Fran Grym in Novy Hradek
- Envelope only
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Flossenburg, German Concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Jan Grym, Prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Jan Grym, Prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp, Germany
-
Prisoners of Flossenburg concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-72.03.12.02, Postal receipt from Hradec Králové,to Flossenburg camp, written from Anna Guryhova to G. Rydel, 19 October 1944
- Postal receipt
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Flossenburg, German Concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Flossenburg concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
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Kralove, Hradec
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-72.03.12.03, Envelope from Tomasek Schutz to Hana Tomaskasa
- Just the envelope
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Flossenburg, German Concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Tomasek Schutz, Prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Tomasek Schutz, Prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp, Germany
-
Prisoners of Flossenburg concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-72.03.12.04, Letter from Marie Munzarova, 14 May 1944
- Franz thanks Marie for the letter. He is healthy and did not receive Vaseline. He asks her to please send it and soap and powder. Also he asks her to please make a little bouquet from her garden flowers and bring it to the father’s grave. He advises her to send pictures to the uncle and thanks Marie for everything. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Flossenburg, German Concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Marie Munzarova, Prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Marie Munzarova, Prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp, Germany (1944)
-
Prisoners of Flossenburg concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-72.03.12.05, Parcel receipt from Dobruska to Flossenburg, 2 June 1944
- Parcel receipt
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Flossenburg, German Concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Flossenburg concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-72.03.12.06, Parcel receipt from Marie Sedlak in Bruenn to Stanislav Sedlak in Flossenburg, 17 October 1944
- Parcel receipt
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence
-
Flossenburg, German Concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Sedlak, Marie
-
Prisoners of Flossenburg concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-72.03.12.07, Postcard from Lucjan Julianski in Flossenburg to Janina Kedzierzawska in Litzmannstadt, 11 December 1941
- Lucjan received the last letter and the 20 RM. He is healthy and hopes that the family at home is healthy too. He sends Christmas wishes and hopes for a new letter to arrive soon. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Personal correspondence
-
Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Flossenburg, German Concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Lucjan Julianski, Prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Lucjan Julianski, Prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp, Germany (1941)
-
Prisoners of Flossenburg concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-72.03.12.08, Postcard from illegible, number 7809, Flossenbuerg to illegible person, Warsaw, Poland, 14 April 1944
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Flossenburg, German Concentration camp
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Flossenburg concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-72.03.12.09, Concentration camp Flossenburg in upper Pfalz. Letter from Hans Grim, a long-term prisoner his camp number 2096.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Flossenburg, German Concentration camp
-
Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Hans Grim, Prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Hans Grim, Prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp, Germany
-
Prisoners of Flossenburg concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Collection of Folder-Level 12: RG-72.03.13, Stutthof Concentration camp, 1944
- Letters from Stutthof concentration camp
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
wartime correspondences
-
Personal correspondence
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
Stutthof, German Concentration camp
-
Stutthov (Poland: Concentration Camp)
-
Bydgoszcz (Poland)
- Creators:
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
Prisoners in Stutthof concentration camp (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-72.03.13.01, Letter from Stutthof Concentration Camp to Bydgoszcz, Poland, written to Pelogi Pivsik, 9 June 1944
- The inmate is alive and healthy. He received the packages with food and letters. He asks Pelogi to please send brushes and write more often. He is thinking of her and sends greetings to everybody. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Stutthof (Concentration camp)
-
Stutthof, German Concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners in Stutthof concentration camp (1939 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Collection of Folder-Level 13: RG-72.03.14, Jasenovac Concentration camp
- Correspondence to and from Jasenovac concentration camp, as well as postal receipts
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Jasenovac, Croatian Concentration camp
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Osijek (Croatia)
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Zemun (Serbia)
-
Vodin (Croatia)
- Creators:
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
Prisoners of Jasenovac concentration camp (1941 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-72.03.14.01, Postcard from Jasenovac concentration camp to Osijek, Croatia, 8 April 1944
- Letter written in Croatian.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Jasenovac (Yugoslavia: Concentration Camp)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Jasenovac, Croatian Concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Croatian, language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Yugoslavia (1941--1945)
-
Croatia (1940-1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Jasenovac concentration camp (1941 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-72.03.14.02, Postcard from Jasenovac concentration camp to Zemun, Serbia, written to Mariza Vide, 25 July 1943
- Letter written in Croatian.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Jasenovac (Yugoslavia: Concentration Camp)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Jasenovac, Croatian Concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Croatian, language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Yugoslavia (1941--1945)
-
Croatia (1940-1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Jasenovac concentration camp (1941 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-72.03.14.03, Postcard from Jasenovac concentration camp to Vodin, Croatia
- Letter written in Croatian.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Jasenovac (Yugoslavia: Concentration Camp)
-
Personal correspondence
-
Jasenovac, Croatian Concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Croatian, language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Yugoslavia (1941--1945)
-
Croatia (1940-1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Jasenovac concentration camp (1941 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Collection of Folder-Level 14: RG-72.03.15, Mauthausen Concentration camp
- Correspondence to and from Mauthausen concentration camp
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
Personal correspondence
-
wartime correspondences
-
Mauthausen, German Concentration camp
-
Mauthausen (Austria: Concentration Camp)
-
Vienna, Austria
-
France (Europe)
-
Lublin (Poland)
- Creators:
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
Prisoners of Mauthausen concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-72.03.15.01, Postcard from Max Povolny in Mauthausen to Erma Rosecky in Vienna, 10 February 1939
- Max sends kind regards and tells everybody that he is healthy. He received 10 RM and is very thankful for that. Max promises to make Erma's life better when he gets back home. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Mauthausen, German Concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Max Povolny, Prisoner of Mauthausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Max Povolny, Prisoner of Mauthausen concentration camp, Germany (1939)
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Prisoners of Mauthausen concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-72.03.15.02, Postcard from Maurice Avom in Mauthausen to one Adam in France, 4 August 1944
- Postcard written in French.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Correspondence in German language
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Mauthausen, German Concentration camp
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Maurice Avom, Prisoner of Mauthausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Maurice Avom, Prisoner of Mauthausen concentration camp, Germany (1944)
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Prisoners of Mauthausen concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-72.03.15.03, Letter from Uajetan Yejrowski in Mauthausen to Alois Yejrowski, 27 October 1944
- Uajetan writes to his parents and siblings. He is healthy and does not have any news to tell. He received two packages but he is surprised that he did not receive any messages. He asks the family to tell him how they are and what is new in Posen. He sends regards. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Mauthausen, German Concentration camp
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Uajetan Yejrowski, Prisoner of Mauthausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Uajetan Yejrowski, Prisoner of Mauthausen concentration camp, Germany (1944)
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Prisoners of Mauthausen concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-72.03.15.04, Letter to Leokadja Moscicki in Lublin from Mauthausen, 3 February 1944
- Death message for Leokadja Moscicki about the death of her husband Juljan in Mauhausen. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Mauthausen, German Concentration camp
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Mauthausen concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Collection of Folder-Level 15: RG-72.03.08, Miscellaneous concentration camps
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Waffen SS
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Westerbork (Transit camp)
-
Amsterdam (Netherlands)
-
Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Gross-Rosen (Concentration camp)
-
Ravensbrueck, German concentration camp
-
Regensburg (Germany)
-
Prague (Czech Republic)
-
Bohemia (Czech Republic)
-
Protectorate Bohemia and Moravia, annexed to Germany
-
Bistritz (Romania)
-
Nuremberg (Germany)
-
Hungary (Europe)
-
Lichtenburg concentration camp (1933 -- 1939)
-
Gleiwitz (concentration camp)
-
Dombrowa (Poland)
-
Stara Gradiška concentration camp (Croatia)
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Jasenovac, Croatian Concentration camp
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Berlin (Germany)
- Creators:
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-72.03.08.01, Felix Piskorska, Natzweiler envelope, 15 November 1943
- Envelope only
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Natzweiler-Struthof concentration camp (1941--1945)
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Natzweiler-Struthof concentration camp, France
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
France (1940 -- 1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Felix Piskorska, Prisoner of Natzweiler-Struthof concentration camp, France
- Creators:
-
Felix Piskorska, Prisoner of Natzweiler-Struthof concentration camp, France (1943)
-
Prisoners of Natzweiler-Struthof concentration camp (1941--1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-72.03.08.02, From Franz Munzae to Marie Munzarova, Flossenburg letter, 14 May 1944
- Franz thanks for the letter and lets Marie know that he is healthy. He asks her to please send Vaseline and please bring flowers to the father’s tomb. He sends greetings and thanks for everything. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Flossenburg, German Concentration camp
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Franz Munzae, Prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Franz Munzae, Prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp, Germany (1944)
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Prisoners of Flossenburg concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-72.03.08.03, From Hans Grim,upper Pflaz letter, Flossenburg, 22 February 1942
- Letter from Hans Grim, Flossenburg
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
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Flossenburg, German Concentration camp
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Hans Grim, Prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Hans Grim, Prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp, Germany
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Prisoners of Flossenburg concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-72.03.08.04, From Jerzyslaw Weslowski to Josefa Wesotowska, Waffen SS Lublin, 2 March 1944
- Letter from the Waffen SS; written in Polish
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Majdanek (Concentration camp)
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Majdanek (Poland: Concentration Camp)
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in Polish language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Jerzyslaw Weslowski, Prisoner of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
-
Jerzyslaw Weslowski, Prisoner of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland (1944)
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Prisoners of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-72.03.08.05, From Josef Lansky to Zdenka Lansky, Flossenburg letter, 10 September 1944
- Josef sends greetings and thanks for the packages. But he did not get one this week although it might be late because nobody received one. He thanks for the letters but did not receive the package with pears. He asks Zdenka to please send picture of the whole family. He sends greetings. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Flossenburg, German Concentration camp
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Josef Lansky, Prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Josef Lansky, Prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp, Germany (1944)
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Prisoners of Flossenburg concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-72.03.08.06, From M. Gyrnyer to M. Polak in Amsterdam, Westerbork transit camp letter, 11 December 1943
- Gyrnyer is sending Polak the package stamp so that he can send a package every month, weighing not more than 2 kilos. He tells him that the stamp has to be in the package.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Prisoners of Westerbork transit camp, the Netherlands
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
M. Gyrnyer, Prisoner of Westerbork transit camp, the Netherlands
-
Netherlands (1940 -- 1945)
- Creators:
-
M. Gyrnyer, Prisoner of Westerbork transit camp, the Netherlands (1943)
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Prisoners of Westerbork transit camp, the Netherlands
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-72.03.08.07, Westerbork letter, 27 February 1944
- Letter in handwriting.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
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Prisoners of Westerbork transit camp, the Netherlands
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
The Netherlands (1940--1945)
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Westerbork transit camp, the Netherlands
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-72.03.08.08, From Sophie von Harzdorf to commandant of Gross Rosen concentration camp, postcard, 2 November 1944
Sophie writes: Please tell me if the husband of my daughter is in Gross-Rosen and if it is allowed to send him packages with clothing and food and money
Remark says: not in this camp
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Gross-Rosen (Concentration camp)
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Gross Rosen, German concentration camp
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Sophie von Harzdorf
- Creators:
-
Sophie von Harzdorf (1944)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
-
Prisoners of Gross Rosen concentration camp (1940 --1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-72.03.08.09, From Wiktoria Chelmecka, Ravensbrueck letter, June 1942
- Wiktoria sends congratulations to namesday and asks why she does not receive any letters. She wants the family to write if they are healthy and how they safe themselves. She does not need money
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Ravensbrueck (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Ravensbrueck, German concentration camp
-
Ravensbrück (Concentration camp)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Wiktoria Chelmecka, Prisoner of Ravensbrueck concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Prisoners of Ravensbrueck concentration camp (1938 --1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
-
Wiktoria Chelmecka, Prisoner of Ravensbrueck concentration camp, Germany (1942)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-72.03.08.10, Postal receipt sent from Humpolec, Protectorate Bohemia and Moravia to Waldelager in Thuringia Germany, 16 December 1944
- Postal receipt
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Nazi, postal stamps
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Postal receipts, Second World War
-
Postal forms in German language
-
Personal correspondence
-
wartime correspondences
-
Bohemia (Czech Republic)
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
German, language
- Creators:
-
Postal documents (1939 -- 1945)
-
wartime postal documents, 1939 -- 1945 (1939 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-72.03.08.11, Letter from Westerbork concentration camp, 27 February 1944
- Letter written in Old German handwriting
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Westerbork (Netherlands: Transit Camp)
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Westerbork (Transit camp)
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Prisoners of Westerbork transit camp, the Netherlands
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Netherlands (1940 -- 1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Westerbork transit camp, the Netherlands
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-72.03.08.12, Envelope from a concentration camp near Regensburg, Germany, 3 April 1943
Envelope only.
The camp is Flossenburg.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Flossenburg, German Concentration camp
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Flossenburg concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-72.03.08.13, Postcard from Prague to special SS camp in Bistritz, Protectorate Bohemia and Moravia
- He received the postcards. The children are healthy but xx is in hospital.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-72.03.08.14, Envelope and letter from Camp Lichtenburg to Nuremberg, 22 June 1937
- Letter written in Old German handwriting
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Lichtenburg concentration camp (1933 -- 1939)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Lichtenburg concentration camp, Germany
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-72.03.08.15, Envelope, from Vienna to a labor camp in Hungary, 11 November 1944
- Envelope only
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Forced labor camps
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Hungary (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 16: RG-72.03.08.16, Letter from Gleiwitz, Germany to Dombrowa, Poland, written from Mieczystaw Tilniakowski to Sophie Tilriakowski, 6 August 1944
- M. did not receive an answer even after 3 letters and no packages. He asks Sophie to please send a package with bread. He sends greetings.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
-
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Mieczystaw Tilniakowski, Prisoner of Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland (1944)
-
Prisoners of Auschwitz concentration camp (1940 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 17: RG-72.03.08.17, Postcard from concentration camp in Stara Gradiska in Croatia to Jewish Community in Zagreb
- Letter written in Polish.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Stara Gradiška concentration camp (Croatia)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in Polish language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Croatia (1940-1945)
-
Yugoslavia (1941--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Stara Gradiska concentration camp, Croatia (Yugoslavia)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 18: RG-72.03.08.18, Postcard from Jasenovac concentration camp to Vodin, Croatia
- Postcard written in Polish
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Jasenovac (Yugoslavia: Concentration Camp)
-
Jasenovac, Croatian Concentration camp
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in Polish language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Croatia (1940-1945)
-
Yugoslavia (1941--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Jasenovac concentration camp (1941 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 19: RG-72.03.08.19, Postcard from Jasenovac concentration camp to Osijek, Croatia
- Letter written in Polish
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Jasenovac (Yugoslavia: Concentration Camp)
-
Jasenovac, Croatian Concentration camp
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in Polish language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Croatia (1940-1945)
-
Yugoslavia (1941--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
Prisoners of Jasenovac concentration camp (1941 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 20: RG-72.03.08.20, Camp Nonnendamm in Berlin, pass for Alfons Klemenz, 23 February 1942
- Pass for Alfons Klemenz; CC Nonnendamm
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Camp Nonnendamm
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Alfons Klemenz
-
Travel passports (Reisepass)
- Creators:
-
Administration of Camp Nonnendamm
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 21: RG-72.03.08.21, Postcard Bergen-Belsen to Switzerland, written from Dr. Abel Herzberg to Richard Hichtheim, 16 February 1945
- Abel sends greetings. He is healthy and allowed to receive packages.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Bergen-Belsen (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Bergen-Belsen concentration camp
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Dr. Abel Herzberg, Prisoner of Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Dr. Abel Herzberg, Prisoner of Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, Germany (1945)
-
Prisoners of Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, Germany
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 22: RG-72.03.08.22, Letter from Stutthof Camp to Gotenhafen, Poland, written from Leo to Zosia Staikieurier, 12 July 1944
- Leo is happy about every little message and received the packages and 20 RM. Heis happy that the children are good and healthy. He asks Zosia to please send socks. He sends greetings. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Stutthof (Concentration camp)
-
Stutthof, German Concentration camp
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Leo Staikieurier, Prisoner of Stutthof concentration camp, Poland
- Creators:
-
Leo Staikieurier, Prisoner of Stutthof concentration camp, Poland (1944)
-
Prisoners in Stutthof concentration camp (1939 -- 1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 23: RG-72.03.08.23, Envelope and Letter from Waldheim Conc. Camp to Prague, 10 May 1942
- Letter written in Polish.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
- Creators:
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 24: RG-72.03.08.24, Postcard from Opočno, Czech to Sangerhausen Labor Camp, written from Vacjova Frans to Frank Vacek, 1945
- Frans thanks Franz for the postcard. The child is healthy and her holidays from school have been extended. He is not allowed to send packages, only one postcard. He dreams of going home soon. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Sangerhausen labor camp, Germany
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Vacjova Frans, Prisoner of Sangerhausen labor camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Vacjova Frans, Prisoner of Sangerhausen labor camp, Germany (1945)
-
Prisoners of Sangerhausen labor camp, Germany
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 25: RG-72.03.08.25, Postcard from Mitterweißenbach to Vienna, written from Hans Albala to Therese Albala, 7 March 1941
- Hans received the letter and packages. He asks Therese to please only send food that lasts longer. He thanks her for taking care of the America-letter. But although he received 15 RM he does not have much anymore. He tells Therese that if he gets more he will send it to her rightaway. He sends greetings. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Dachau (Concentration camp)
-
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
Hans Albala, Prisoner of Dachau (Bad Ischel) concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
Hans Albala, Prisoner of Dachau (Bad Ischel) concentration camp, Germany (1941)
-
Prisoners of Dachau concentration camp, Germany 1933--1945 (1933--1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
-
family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 26: RG-72.03.08.26, Letter from Furstenberg Conc. Camp to Prague, written from B. Batkova to W. Badka, 6 September 1944
- B. thanks Wilhelm for the letter. He tells him not to worry. He is healthy but sad that he cannot attend the wedding. He wants Wilhelm to write to him about all the acquaintances. He thanks him for the 4 packages. But he asks Wilhelm to not send him apricots anymore. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Ravensbrueck (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Ravensbrück (Concentration camp)
-
Ravensbrueck, German concentration camp
-
correspondence to and from concentration camps
-
Personal correspondence
-
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
-
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Living conditions in concentration camps
-
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
-
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
-
prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
-
wartime correspondences
-
B. Batkova, Prisoner of Ravensbrueck concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
-
B. Batkova, Prisoner of Ravensbrueck concentration camp (1944)
-
Prisoners of Ravensbrueck concentration camp (1938 --1945)
-
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
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family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 27: RG-72.03.08.27, Postcard from Sangerhausen Camp to Bohemia and Moravia, written to M. Lemanova from R. Leimon, 4 February 1945
- Rudolf is healthy and has no pain anymore, only a little cough. He asks Marie to please send syrup. He received 4 packages and will update her on his new address. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Sangerhausen labor camp, Germany
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
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day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
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wartime correspondences
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R. Leimon, Prisoner of Sangerhausen labor camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Prisoners of Sangerhausen labor camp, Germany
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
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family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
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R. Leimon, Prisoner of Sangerhausen labor camp, Germany (1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 28: RG-72.03.08.28, Postcard from Jasenovac concentration camp to Zemun, Serbia, written to Mariza Vide, 25 July 1943
- Letter written in Polish.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Jasenovac (Yugoslavia: Concentration Camp)
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Jasenovac, Croatian Concentration camp
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Croatia (1940-1945)
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Yugoslavia (1941--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
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wartime correspondences
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Croatian, language
- Creators:
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Prisoners of Jasenovac concentration camp (1941 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
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family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 29: RG-72.03.08.29, Letter to Leokadja Moscicki in Lublin from Mauthausen, 3 February 1944
Confirmation of death sent to Leokadja Moscicki in Lublin, February 3, 1944; CC Mauthausen
We hereby confirm that your husband died on February 2, 1944 from myocardial insufficiency. The corpse has been cremated on February 3 1944; You can purchase a death certificate for .72 RM. The estate will not be sent.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Mauthausen (Austria: Concentration Camp)
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Mauthausen, German Concentration camp
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
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day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Austria (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
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wartime correspondences
- Creators:
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Prisoners of Mauthausen concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
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family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 30: RG-72.03.08.30, Letter from Uajetan Yejrowski in Mauthausen to Alois Yejrowski, 27 October 1944
- Uajetan has nothing new to tell. He is healthy and received 2 packages but no messages. He asks Alois to tell him how he is. He sends greetings. Written in German
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Mauthausen (Austria: Concentration Camp)
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Mauthausen, German Concentration camp
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
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day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Austria (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
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wartime correspondences
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Uajetan Yejrowski, Prisoner of Mauthausen concentration camp
- Creators:
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Uajetan Yejrowski, Prisoner of Mauthausen concentration camp, Germany (1944)
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Prisoners of Mauthausen concentration camp (1938 -- 1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
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family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 31: RG-72.03.08.31, Letter from R. Dolling in Lichtenburg to Clara Dolling, 24 May 1936
- Richard received the letter and tells Klaerchen that he is proud of her going 125km on her bike. He read in the newspaper that there was a strong thunderstorm East of Berlin. He tells his family about the weather and thanks them for the money they sent as well as for the newspapers. He may receive a package of five kilos, like the one he got for Easter. He asks for hazelnuts and walnuts. He asks the family to send him the atlases of East Prussia, Pommern, Schleswig-Holstein and Saxonia because he wants to study them. He thinks it would be better to make atlases for each part of Germany. He talks about atlases and benchmarks and how he would improve atlases. Written in German.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Lichtenburg concentration camp (1933 -- 1939)
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
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day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
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wartime correspondences
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R. Dolling, Prisoner of Lichtenburg concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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R. Dolling, Prisoner of Lichtenburg concentration camp, Germany (1936)
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Prisoners of Lichtenburg concentration camp, Germany
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
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family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 32: RG-72.03.08.32, Postcard from Georg Koenig in Lichtenburg to Frieda Koenig, 1937
- Postcard with Greetings for Whitsun.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Lichtenburg concentration camp (1933 -- 1939)
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
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Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
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wartime correspondences
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Georg Koenig, Prisoner of Lichtenburg concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Georg Koenig, Prisoner of Lichtenburg concentration camp, Germany (1937)
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Prisoners of Lichtenburg concentration camp, Germany
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
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family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 33: RG-72.03.08.33, Letter from Charles Bech in a German concentration camp to Helene Bech in Denmark, 11 March 1945
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp
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correspondence to and from concentration camps
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Personal correspondence
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Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
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Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
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Correspondence in German language
-
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
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Living conditions in concentration camps
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Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
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Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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prisoner correspondence, 1933 -- 1945
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wartime correspondences
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Charles Bech, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany
- Creators:
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Prisoners of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp (1936 --1945)
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Charles Bech, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany (1945)
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prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
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family members and friends of prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1933 -- 1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 35: RG-72.03.08.35, Letter from Wladislaus Heydrik to his wife in Posen Concentration Camp, 11 April, 1942
Browse by Sub-Collection:
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Sub-Collection 1: RG-72.01, Synagogues of Europe, Northern Africa and Middle East in postcards and photographs],
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Sub-Collection 2: RG-72.02, Correspondence from and to ghettos, 1939 -- 1945],
[Sub-Collection 3: RG-72.03, Correspondence from and to concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 4: RG-72.04, Identification documents, 1926 --1948],
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Sub-Collection 5: RG-72.05, Red Cross papers, 1940 --1944],
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Sub-Collection 6: RG-72.06, German postcards of various topics, 19th -- 20th century, 1931 --1942],
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Sub-Collection 7: RG-72.07, Correspondence to and from Lodz ghetto, 1941 -- 1944],
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Sub-Collection 8: RG-72.08, Correspondences from and to German labor service, 1940 --1945],
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Sub-Collection 9: RG-72.09, Proofs of incarcerations under German-Nazi and Axis regimes, 1944 -- 1948],
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Sub-Collection 10: RG-72.10, Correspondence between German-occupied and unoccupied countries, 1939 -- 1944],
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Sub-Collection 11: RG-72.11, Theresienstadt correspondence, to and from the ghetto, 1942 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 12: RG-72.12, Histories of families and individuals in Germany-controlled Europe and in the Allied nations, 1933 -- 1946],
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Sub-Collection 13: RG-72.13, Antisemitic materials, Europe and America, 19th - 20th Centuries, 19th -- 20th centuries],
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Sub-Collection 14: RG-72.14, Documents issued by German and collaborating authorities in 1933 - 1945, 1933 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 15: RG-72.15, Emigration and immigrants, Europe, America, Asia, 1936 -- 1942],
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Sub-Collection 16: RG-72.16, Jewish Councils (Judenraete) in Germany and German-occupied and controlled territories, 1939 -- 1943],
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Sub-Collection 17: RG-72.17, Anti-Nazi resistance and Jews in the foreign armed forces, 1939 --1945],
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Sub-Collection 18: RG-72.18, Hungarian Jewish experience as reflected in correspondence, 1940 --1944],
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Sub-Collection 19: RG-72.19, Ration coupons and food cards in German-occupied Europe, 1939 -- 1945, 1940 --1945],
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Sub-Collection 20: RG-72.20, Ghetto and camp scrips (receipts) and monetary signs, 1940 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 21: RG-72.21, Inter-state and inter-regional correspondence, 1933 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 22: RG-72.22, Correspondence between Germany and German-occupied territories, 1936 --1945],
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Sub-Collection 23: RG-72.23, Postwar correspondence and early commemoration of the Holocaust, 1945 -- 1950],
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Sub-Collection 24: RG-72.24, Correspondence from and to prisoner of war camps, 1939 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 25: RG-72.25, Displaced persons documents, 1945 -- 1950],
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Sub-Collection 26: RG-72.26, Relief and Rehabilitation Organization, correspondence, 1939--1945],
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Sub-Collection 27: RG-72.27, Correspondence from and to Nazi Prisons, 1939 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 28: RG-72.28, Correspondence from and to Internment and Transit camps, 1939 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 29: RG-72.29, Correspondence within Romania and between Romania and other countries, 1940 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 30: RG-72.30, Jewish Yellow Stars and Patches, 1939 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 31: RG-72.31, Jewish periodicals in occupied territories, 1939 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 32: RG-72.32, Correspondence between German-unoccupied countries, 1939 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 33: RG-72.33, Correspondence within German-occupied Poland, 1939 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 34: RG-72.34, Croatian collection of wartime documents, 1941 -- 1945],
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Sub-Collection 35: RG-72.35, Italian Collection of wartime documents],
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