Part of South African Holocaust and Genocide Foundation Collection
The collection comprises of one laminated newspaper clipping and seventeen black and white photographs taken at Bergen Belsen Concentration Camp after liberation by the British on 15 April 1945. When the British army entered the camp they found 60...
Part of South African Holocaust and Genocide Foundation Collection
This photo album serves to memorialize the experience of the victims and survivors of the Dachau concentration camp, which was the first of the Nazi concentration camps opened in 1933 - initially it served to detain political prisoners, but later ...
Part of South African Holocaust and Genocide Foundation Collection
The album contains twenty-nine black and white photographs documenting the liberation of Bergen-Belsen. The verso page of the album cover contains the name ‘Gilbert Lefley 32nd C.C.S B.A.R’ (Casualty Clearing Station attached to the British Army ...
Part of South African Holocaust and Genocide Foundation Collection
This Erich Brand Collection contains a conscription notice and five letters written on 8 November 1944 by Erich Brand, who was a soldier in the Wehrmacht. One of the letters Mr. Brand wrote is addressed to a friend, and the rest to various governm...
Part of South African Holocaust and Genocide Foundation Collection
The photograph album contains fifty-two photographs taken by an unknown Royal Air Force Air Gunner who was stationed in Celle at the end of the Second World War.Celle contained numerous military bases, the military District Command and the Militar...
Part of South African Holocaust and Genocide Foundation Collection
The Moshe Y Herzl Collection includes one yellow armband worn by Dr. Herczl while he was a prisoner at a labour camp in Hungary as well as four Star of David badges which Jews were compelled to wear under Nazi occupation. The collection also conta...
Part of South African Holocaust and Genocide Foundation Collection
The Life In Europe Collection contains fifty-three photographs taken between 1920 and 1929. The collection contains traces of Jewish life in Europe before the outbreak of World War Two.