Nazi Scourge Exhibition

1943 April 11, post card from Sachsenhausen concentration camp.

1941 September 3, sender's receipt addressed from Sachsenhausen concentration camp to Hans Oberleitner.

1941 September 6, return receipt from Oranienburg concentration camp.

1934 January 29, post card commemorating the first anniversary of Hitler's appointment as Chancellor.

1937 February 17, envelope from police headquarters in Düsseldorf to the Gestapo.

1938 July 8, envelope to Hannover from Berlin.

1936 July 2, envelope summoning Herrn Dachwitz to interrogations in Essen.

1936 May 8, membership book belonging to Karl Rometsch of the Nazi Party.

Membership book belonged to Nicholas Marrow of the Communist Party of the U.S.A., December 31st, 1934.

1934 May 18, envelope containing release document sent from Oranienburg concentration camp to Hammerstein concentration camp.

1934 May 18, release document sent from Oranienburg concentration camp to Hammerstein concentration camp.

c.1933, scrip worth 5-pfennig from Oranienburg concentration camp.

c.1933, scrip worth 10-pfennig from Oranienburg concentration camp.

c.1933, scrip with 50-pfennig from Oranienburg concentration camp.

c.1933, scrip worth 1-mark from Oranienburg concentration camp.

1933 May 5, post card from Dachau concentration camp guard Josef Haff.

1933 September 16, document attesting to Josef Haff's performance as a guard.

1933 September 6, post card from Otto Marx at Dachau concentration camp.

1937 December 24, post card from Karl Meyer to his wife Karoline Meyer for Christmas.

1944, November 30, post card and lettersheet between Tadeusz and Helena Tyszarska.

1944 December 1, lettersheet addressed to Helena from Tadeusz Tyszarski.

1941 April 18, envelope and letter from Johann Golla to his wife Elli and their family.

1935 February 18, envelope from Thedor Eicke's office as Dachau commandant.

1934 October 3, post card from Maier Schloss, inmate at Dachau concentration camp.

1942 February 22, post card from Dachau concentration camp.

1935 June 11, lettercard for prisoner correspondence.

1944 August 26, parcel waybill from SS headquarters at Oranienburg to the Flossenbürg concentration camp.

1937 July 9, post card from Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany.

1941 August 15, envelope mimeographed with pertinent information regarding postage.

1940 October 4, envelope sent to Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Germany from Vienna, Austria.

1942 September 2, envelope addressed to Vojtèch Plesník at Sachsenhausen, sent by Karl Plesník.

1942 August 16, letter from Lorenz Janowski to his wife, Johanna Janowksi with secret note.

1942 September 20, letter sent by Wilhelm Becker, a Jehovah's Witness member.

c. 1940s, bank note from Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Operation Bernhard.

1944 December 9, envelope addressed to Josef Weintraub at Schwarzheide concentration camp.

1938 May 20, envelope sent from Hermann Jahn to his wife Hedwig from Buchenwald concentration camp.

1942 May 29, waybill from the Buchenwald concentration camp crematorium shipment.

1945 March 28, money order sent from the Netherlands to Buchenwald for recipient Geert Jan (G.J.) Blauw.

1945 January 20, envelope and letter written by Stjepan Salaj to his wife in Yugoslavia from Buchenwald concentration camp.

1940 May 28, envelope sent from Ravensbrück women's concentration camp.

1940 May 18, letter notifying the recipient that the sender is a prisoner at Ravensbrück women's concentration camp.

1940, June 18, post card from prisoner at Ravensbrück women's concentration camp in Fürstenburg, Germany.

1943 November 23, cover and letter from Ravensbrück women's concentration camp addressed to Eufemii Stefaniszyn's daughter Jasiu/Johanne.

1944 November 9, parcel card addressed to Buchenwald concentration camp prisoner Wanda Kasmikowska.

1944, letters from Dachau concentration camp written by Hennyk Grabowski addressed to his wife and daughter at Ravensbrück.

1943 September 1, waybill to Flössenbürg prisoner.

1944 March 11, envelope from Flossenbürg concentration camp.

1940 June 4, waybill addressed to Nazi guard at Drütte Labor Camp in Salzgitter, Germany.

1943 February 5, envelope addressed to Tekla Krzyminski at Neuengamme concentration camp.

1944 August 26, letter from Moringen boy's concentration camp.

1938 December 30, post card from Gugging State Hospital.

1939 August 8, newspaper sent by Nazi regime to incite antisemitism in Germany.

1936 March 18, post card forbidding Jews from voting and voter registration.

1936 October 14, envelope including documents of racial purity and denial of Jewish ancestry.

1937 November 8, post card from the Deutsches Museum in Munich.

1938 January 15, post card from Hodonin, Czechoslovakia to Nürnberg, Germany.

1939 April 3, identification card and photo from Margot Sara Joseph in Cologne, Germany.

c. 1930s, photograph of Margot Joseph's daughter.

1941 August 7, post card handed to postal clerk and checked.

1941 March 14, post card handed to postal clerk and checked.

1937 August 30, envelope from Jewish Emigration Association (JEAS) and Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS) coupon.

1939 October 2, post card from family who fled/hope to flee to Shanghai.

1936 August 5, post card from family who fled/hope to flee to New York.

1938 November 18, post card from Dachau, action brief.

1941 August 17, envelope and letter from Buchenwald concentration camp.

1938 December 9, visa issued for immigration to Palestine.

1939 July 20, envelope from Roman Kempler to Samuel Neumann, an inmate at Kitchener Internment Camp.

1936 December 23, lettersheet mailed from Spain to Argentina amidst Spanish Civil War.

1937 March 24, envelope from Condor Legion German forces

1938 August 28, post card from Italian forces.

1939 March 22, envelope from St. Gilles, France to Andalusia, Spain.

1938 June 20, envelope with commemoration charity label for General Franco.

1938 March 7, envelope from International Brigades to Czechoslovakia.

1939 October 13, envelope from Camp Argeles-sur-Mer refugee camp.

1941 January 14, envelope from German internee to Memphis, Tennessee.

1942 July 1, post card from Barcelona to Oradour-sur-Glane internment camp.

1938 April 12, envelope from Kitzbühel to Singapore.

1938 September 25, envelope from Vienna to New York.

1938 April 28, post card from formerly Jewish theatrical firm in Vienna.

1938 May 31, envelope from the Gestapo office at Innsbruck.

1941 June 26, envelope and lettersheet from prisoner at Mauthausen concentration camp.

1941 March 11, post card from Mauthausen concentration camp.

1940 July 4, post card from Gusen notifying Anna Cienciata her husband is imprisoned there.

1941 November 15, drawing of inmate Escriba Moran committing suicide at Gusen subcamp.

1941 November 15, report typed on the suicide of inmate Escriba Moran.

1938 April 10, identification card for voters in Reichstag election.

1942 April 29, post card tax notice addressed to Otto Erich Israel Weiniger.

1938 March 28, envelope and letter for assistance from Chicago relative.

1939 January 30, receipt issued in Vienna confirming Rachele Klarberg's visa.

1938 October 26, post card with provincial postmarks and Czech censorship stamp.

1939 March 28, envelope printed with provincial overprinted stamps.

1939 December 15, post card with last-day-of-use cover and protectorate stamps.

1940 June 17, post card from Ravensburg to Bratislava.

1941 September 1, envelope from Bohemia-Moravia as Czech lawyer took over Jewish lawyers' office.

1940 January 19, envelope from Prague Jewish Community to Soprotimis (Society for the Protection of Jewish Immigrants).

1940 May 20, post card addressed to German solder at Theresienstadt.

1943 June 17, post card from anti-Nazi political prisoner to sister in Prague.

1944 January 23, post card from Rabbi Leo Baeck to Rabbi Emil Kronheim.