Sheet of letterhead from a paper store in Budapest
- Classification
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Information Forms
- Category
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Ephemera
- Object Type
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Ephemera (lcsh)
- Genre/Form
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Stationery.
- Credit Line
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum collection, gift of Anna Müller Heller
The sheet of letterhead was from a paper store in Budapest owned by Jozsef Müller (Donor's father) until 1944 when it was Aryanized. Jozsef Müller, his wife, and their 8 year old daughter were murdered at Auschwitz. Their older daughter Anniko, who was also deported to Auschwitz, survived.
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Record last modified: 2022-07-28 19:04:36
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Also in Müller family collection
The collection consists of sheets of stationery from a paper store in Budapest owned by Jozsef Müller until 1944 when it war Aryanized. Small ball of thread taken by Aniko Müller from a textile factory in Zillerthal where she performed forced labor in the threading area. She took the thread with her when the factory was evacuated in advance of advancing Soviet troops. Jozsef Müller, his wife, and their 8 year old daughter were murdered at Auschwitz. Their older daughter Anniko, who was also deported to Auschwitz, survived.
Sheet of paper from a paper store in Budapest
Object
The sheet of paper was from a paper store in Budapest owned by Jozsef Müller (Donor's father) until 1944 when it was Aryanized. Jozsef Müller, his wife, and their 8 year old daughter were murdered at Auschwitz. Their older daughter Anniko, who was also deported to Auschwitz, survived.
Ball of thread
Object
Small ball of thread taken by Aniko Müller from a textile factory in Zillerthal where she performed forced labor in the threading area. She took the thread with her when the factory was evacuated in advance of advancing Soviet troops. Jozsef Müller, his wife, and their 8 year old daughter were murdered at Auschwitz. Anniko, their older daughter, was also deported to Auschwitz but survived.
Blank order form from a paper store in Budapest
Object
The blank order form was from a paper store in Budapest owned by Jozsef Müller (Donor's father) until 1944 when it was Aryanized. Jozsef Müller, his wife, and their 8 year old daughter were murdered at Auschwitz. Their older daughter Anniko, who was also deported to Auschwitz, survived.
