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You searched for: DEATH CAMP LIBERATION Remove constraint DEATH CAMP LIBERATION Dates 1931-1937 Remove constraint Dates: 1931-1937 Key Cities Hannover Remove constraint Key Cities: Hannover
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1. Edith Hamberg Tarcov papers
2009.298.1 Box 1 Folder 1 Item 3
Document | Accession Number: 2009.298.1
Date:
inclusive: circa 1918-2011
bulk: 1938-1946
… deported to Riga, Latvia on 15 December 1941. Sally was deported to the Salaspils concentration camp where he likely perished in 1942. Minna perished in 1943…
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 … conditions there, including the death of Edith’s father, and the rest of her Holocaust experiences until liberation. Writings consist of a copy of a story by…
2. Chaim Melamed papers
Document | Accession Number: 2005.252.1
Date:
inclusive: after 1916-1947
… Ahlem forced labor camp where he shared a bunk with Jack Tramiel, Moniek (Mickey) Millberger, and Abe Stern. Chaim was then sent on a death march to…
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 …), and Chaim Melamed after their liberation, 1945. 2. Photograph of Chaim Melamed, 1945. Łódź 3. Photograph of Chaim Melamed reclining in a chair, Hannover…
3. Moshe Sheps photograph collection
Document | Accession Number: 2000.439.1
Date:
creation: circa 1925-1946
… deported to the Auschwitz death camp. They were murdered upon arrival. Moniek continued sending food packages to his sisters in spite of a German order…
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 …, Moshe Sheps’s sister. Lila’s cousin, Izak Zylbersztajn, was a Kapo in Bunzlau concentration camp; he was killed after liberation in Katowice, Poland. 35…