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Envelope with five cancelled French Republic stamps
Envelope with five (5) cancelled French Republic stamps / 1 October, 1946 - "Nuremberg / Bureau Temporaire Francais"
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Envelope addressed to Herrn Abraham Erlanger
Envelope addressed to Herrn Abraham Erlanger in Luzern, Schweiz [Lucerne, Switzerland].
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Postcard with cancelled stamps from Vienna
Postcard with cancelled stamps from Vienna,1945. Addressed to Friedrich Rausch / Wien, XII / Eichenstrasee 25
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Letter from Aushwitz with concentration camp rules
Folded letter with Auschwitz concentration camp rules, Auschwitz, Poland, April 23, 1944.
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Letter from Gross-Rosen concentration camp with swastika stamp
Letter from Gross-Rosen concentration camp with a swastika stamp, 1943.
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Postcard from Vienna 1943
Postcard from Vienna 1943, with photos of Judenvisagen aus Politik, Kunst, und Wissenshaft.
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Postal envelope from Serbia with stamps
Postal envelope from Serbia to Mladá Boleslav [Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic] with stamps, dated 1942. Anti-Masonic Exhibition, Belgrade.
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Letter from Bendzin, Silesia
Letter from Bendzin, Silesia. January 18, 1941. An Herrn Alfred Schwarzbaum.
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Der ewige Jude exhibit promotional postcard
Promotional postcard from Vienna advertising the anti-seminitic Der ewige Jude [The Eternal Jew] propaganda exhibit,1938.
The postcard is postmarked and includes a handwritten note.
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Postcard from Munchen with postal stamp, Der ewige Jude
Postcard from Munchen 1937 with postal stamp, Der ewige Jude
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Postcard from Vienna with characterizations of Jews associated with death
Postcard from Vienna 1933 with many characterizations of Jews associated with death.
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Eine Krone bank note with anti-Semitic aphorism on reverse
Eine Krone [1 Krone] bank note, issued January 2, 1922, from Vienna, with anti-Semitic aphorism on reverse.
On back: Das Gold, das hat die / Judenbank / Der Dreck, der blieb in deiner Hand! [The Jew's Bank has the gold, The Shit remains in your hand!]
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Envelope to Aelteste der Juden in Prag
Envelope to: Aelteste der Juden in Prag, Pardubitz with Deutsche Reich stamp with swastika.
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Envelope to Dr. Hermann Miller from the Gurs internment camp
Envelope to Dr. Hermann Miller, New York, N.Y. from the Gurs internment camp France.
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Nazi anti-Semetic labels for Jewish patients
Blue, white and yellow adhesive labels (2 labels): Both labels have the Star of David with text, "Zur ärztlichen Behandlung ausschliesslich von Juden berechtigt." (Translated: "Authorized to provide medical treatment exclusively to Jews".)
The Nazis required these anti-Semitic labels for medication prescribed exclusively for Jewish patients.
This collection contains items relating to Nazi Germany and Concentration Camps, donated by Dr. Gary and Nancy Katz in 2010 in honor of Lynn University professor Dr. Robert Watson.
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