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12051. Letter describing the situation of the Jews in Hungary written by Miklos Kraus and appended to an abridged copy of the Auschwitz Protocol.
had their greatest impact in Hungary. On October 30, 1944, when the fascist Szalasi government
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12052. Letter describing the situation of the Jews in Hungary written by Miklos Kraus and appended to an abridged copy of the Auschwitz Protocol.
had their greatest impact in Hungary. On October 30, 1944, when the fascist Szalasi government
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12053. Letter describing the situation of the Jews in Hungary written by Miklos Kraus and appended to an abridged copy of the Auschwitz Protocol.
had their greatest impact in Hungary. On October 30, 1944, when the fascist Szalasi government
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12054. Letter describing the situation of the Jews in Hungary written by Miklos Kraus and appended to an abridged copy of the Auschwitz Protocol.
had their greatest impact in Hungary. On October 30, 1944, when the fascist Szalasi government
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12055. Letter describing the situation of the Jews in Hungary written by Miklos Kraus and appended to an abridged copy of the Auschwitz Protocol.
had their greatest impact in Hungary. On October 30, 1944, when the fascist Szalasi government
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12056. Abridged version of the Auschwitz Protocol sent .by Miklos Kraus in Budapest to George Mantello in Switzerland.
had their greatest impact in Hungary. On October 30, 1944, when the fascist Szalasi government
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12057. Abridged version of the Auschwitz Protocol sent .by Miklos Kraus in Budapest to George Mantello in Switzerland.
had their greatest impact in Hungary. On October 30, 1944, when the fascist Szalasi government
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12058. Abridged version of the Auschwitz Protocol sent .by Miklos Kraus in Budapest to George Mantello in Switzerland.
had their greatest impact in Hungary. On October 30, 1944, when the fascist Szalasi government
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12059. Abridged version of the Auschwitz Protocol sent .by Miklos Kraus in Budapest to George Mantello in Switzerland.
had their greatest impact in Hungary. On October 30, 1944, when the fascist Szalasi government
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12060. Close-up portrait of Ilse Oschinsky, a staff member of the the Civil Censorship Division in Offenbach, Germany.
Refugee Hostel on 34 Wheeleys Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham with about 30 other refugees. She worked as a
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12061. Ilse Oschinsky and her cousin Heinz Schleyer stand under a tree in a garden.
Refugee Hostel on 34 Wheeleys Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham with about 30 other refugees. She worked as a
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12062. Family portrait of three generations of Weissblum women.
Refugee Hostel on 34 Wheeleys Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham with about 30 other refugees. She worked as a
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12063. The Pikarski family [extended family of the donor] gathers on a sidealk.
Refugee Hostel on 34 Wheeleys Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham with about 30 other refugees. She worked as a
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12064. Samuel Kottlarzig (a great uncle of the donor) stands in front of his distillery for wine and vinegar in Ohlau, Schlesien, Germany.
Refugee Hostel on 34 Wheeleys Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham with about 30 other refugees. She worked as a
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12065. Regina (nee Kottlarzig) Brieger reads a book in her apartment in the Jewish Hospital in Iranischestrasse, Berlin iwhere Ilse visited her.
Refugee Hostel on 34 Wheeleys Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham with about 30 other refugees. She worked as a
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12066. Jewish refugees Max and Erna (nee Weissblum) Pikarski (aunt and uncle of the donor) sit at an outside table in Shanghai.
Refugee Hostel on 34 Wheeleys Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham with about 30 other refugees. She worked as a
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12067. Studio portrait by Volpert of Sophie Oschinsky and her one-year-old daughter Ilse with her dog Molly.
Refugee Hostel on 34 Wheeleys Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham with about 30 other refugees. She worked as a
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12068. Ilse Oschinsky rides her tricycle in front of their house in Grottkay, Schlesien, Germany.
Refugee Hostel on 34 Wheeleys Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham with about 30 other refugees. She worked as a
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12069. Ilse Oschinksky poses with her cousin Heinz Schleyer on the running board of her uncle's car, a Limoge, in Ohlau, Germany.
Refugee Hostel on 34 Wheeleys Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham with about 30 other refugees. She worked as a
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12070. Group portrait of school girls in the Leobschuetz elementary school.
Refugee Hostel on 34 Wheeleys Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham with about 30 other refugees. She worked as a
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12071. Ilse Oschinsky poses with her friend Renate Glogowsky.
Refugee Hostel on 34 Wheeleys Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham with about 30 other refugees. She worked as a
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12072. Close-up of two teenage girls who came to England on a Kindertransport.
Refugee Hostel on 34 Wheeleys Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham with about 30 other refugees. She worked as a
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12073. Photo album page of girls in the Jewish Refugee Hostel 34 Wheeleys Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham.
Refugee Hostel on 34 Wheeleys Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham with about 30 other refugees. She worked as a
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12074. Sonja Goldman (a friend of the donor) poses with her dog prior to her immigration to England..
Refugee Hostel on 34 Wheeleys Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham with about 30 other refugees. She worked as a
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12075. Heinz Schleyer (right, cousin of the donor) and Walter Eisner care for chickens in the Schnibienchen training farm to prepare for their immigration to Palestine.
Refugee Hostel on 34 Wheeleys Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham with about 30 other refugees. She worked as a