… Belgium, Michel made the decision not to return. He obtained visas for his family and re-established his fruit business in Antwerp, Belgium. Michel…

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… folder] 2 Remainder of Maps 3 Essolube Map of Belgium 4 Italian Map of Europe 5 Map of Antwerp (yellow and green) http://collections.ushmm.org Contact…

… 1939, when they immigrated to Belgium. Following the German invasion and occupation of Belgium and France in 1940, Isidor was arrested, as was his…

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… emigration and as a detainee in internment camps in England and Australia, 1940-1942; as well as his parents in emigration in Belgium, and his father…

… coworkers. Printed materials include the July 21, 1947 edition of the daily newspaper of the Compagnie Générale Transatlantique, a map of Belgium, a program…

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….322.18 Creators: Stripounsky (Family : Antwerp, Belgium) Extent: 2.5 linear feet (2 boxes, 2 oversize boxes, 5 oversize folders, 1 book enclosure) Repository…

… Chicago. Her parents Josef and Anna fled to Brussels, Belgium, in March 1939. Their younger brother Ulrich (1926-1985?) was sent to England. His name was…

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… two American Red Cross First Aid textbooks, a book about Japanese prints, a Berlin map and brochure, clippings about the Holocaust, and picture…

…th (Timberwolf) Infantry Division in October 1944, and interrogated prisoners in France, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany. He returned to the United States in…

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… October 1944, and interrogated prisoners in France, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany. He returned to the United States in May 1946, continued his work…

…Sam Kornhauser was born Isadore Kornhauser in Belgium in 1947 to Polish Holocaust survivors Stephen (Salomon) (1912-?) and Amalia (Ament) Kornhauser…

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… Ament families who survived the Holocaust in Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Belgium before immigrating to the United States and Brazil. Languages…

… connection with Judaism; wanting to be part of the mainstream and not being accepted; how the Nazis took her family’s business; how she went to Belgium and her…

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… our books, I remember, were just very cheap paper, no colored illustrations-- just maps, no illustrations at all in there. And I felt very second rate…

…Archives générales du Royaume (Belgium)…

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… Archives Finding Aid RG-65 Belgium RG-65.012M Acc. 2006.A.584 Title: Selected Records from the General Files of the Police for Foreigners, 1877-1979. Extent…

… work camp but fled with his brother, Erich, via Belgium, France, and Spain (spending time in internment camps in France and Spain) to England. He joined…

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… but fled with his brother, Erich, via Belgium, France, and Spain (spending time in internment camps in France and Spain) to England. He joined the…

…The interview describes Mr. Schwarzbart's young childhood in Vienna, Austria; the flight of his family to Belgium from Austria; and the arrest of his…

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… them across the borders -- in this case into Belgium -- didnt handle both men women and children. They fell in two categories. Certain guides took men…

… Theresienstadt; spending some time in Belgium after the war; and immigrating to the United States in 1947.…

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…'t see anything. (Laughter) So but they were catching spies, musicians that were going from courtyard to courtyard and they had maps and papers on on their…

… Paris, France; being mistaken as a German because her hat was similar to Nazi hats; staying several days in Eupen, Belgium and the death of her companion…

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… night of any kind, nor were there street signs. All the street signs had been taken down and if you didn't have your own sort of secret map that you could…

… the Battle of the Bulge started; his division’s transfer to Bastogne, Belgium and then into Luxembourg to breach the Siegfried Line; moving towards…

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… France into Belgium, in that line there, a one-lane road, and it had sort of a crown on it to help drainage, but it was all ice and snow, and it was…

… civilians; his unit building a camp in Antwerp, Belgium housing German prisoners of war; his thoughts about the causes of Hitler’s rise to power and Germany…

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… war experiences, including encounters with German soldiers and civilians. Post-war, his unit built a camp in Antwerp, Belgium housing German prisoners…

… Antwerp, Belgium; their life in Antwerp; their move to Brussels in 1941, where his father worked for the German occupiers; his round up with his mother in…

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… move the family from the German Reich, after the annexation of Vienna. They went to relatives in Antwerp, Belgium, where they stayed for several years…

…; antisemitic acts he experienced in school; the Anschluss and his family’s flight to Breda, Belgium; attending a Jewish school in Antwerp, Belgium; receiving…

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… trying to flee to Uganda. NL: Your parents discussing that too? HF: Yeah. They were discussing, looking up on the map, where was Uganda and so on. And…

…Bernard Mednicki, born in 1910 in Brussels, Belgium, describes being the youngest of four children in an Orthodox Russian Jewish family from Kishinev…

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… deserted. JF: Was not that a dangerous thing to do? BM: It was very dangerous. It took him one year to escape from Russia to come to Belgium. He stopped in…

… hours, and released to a train station; returning to Luxembourg and staying with relatives until he had the opportunity to cross the border into Belgium…

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… the employ of Ezra. In a way because later when I went to Belgium, he was also the one that smuggled us into Belgium, but I am jumping ahead here. But…

…The interviews describe Mr. Garcia's childhood and family life in Amsterdam, Holland, the family's move to Antwerp, Belgium during the 1930s, and…

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… worked for Rand McNally as map draftsman and then got job in an architects office as junior draftsman on Michigan Boulevard right next door in the…

… Stuttgart. Gerald rejoined his parents in Germany, and the three secured their visas on May 10, 1940, the day Germany invaded Belgium and Holland. Barred from…

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… Schwab’s 2006 Rotteck Gymnasium visit, and tourist information and maps. Restitution paperwork consists of correspondence, forms, financial records, and…