AUSCHWITZ CONCENTRATION CAMP PRISONER'S LETTER

Letter from a prisoner at the German Dachau 3K concentration camp, on official camp stationery, 4pp. 8vo. on a 4pp. pre-printed form, February 15th, 1943, from inmate Franz Kmiecik, Prisoner No. 4881,

Woman's Ravensbruck concentration camp prisoner's letter, 2pp. 8vo. on official camp correspondence form with printed rules for outgoing mail, with censor's stamps, June, 1941. Prisoner Janina Jaukows

Early letter from a prisoner at the Mauthausen concentration camp on rare letterhead with printed rules of correspondence, 4pp. 8vo., Sep. 17, 1939. Prisoner Fritz Stivell[?] in Block IV, born in 1895

Lot of five Dachau 3K concentration camp prisoner's letter, each 4pp. 8vo. on official camp correspondence form with printed rules for outgoing mail, with censor's stamps, September-November, 1940. Ve

KL Auschwitz - concentration camp inmate letter sent in 1943 to his wife outside the camp. After doing some research we could find in German archives some information about him: Markusik, Franciszek (

A letter written from infamous Auschwitz German concentration camp PLUS incredibly RARE Cloth Jewish star made in prison by Jewish detainee with COA

HOLOCAUST-LETTER SENT FROM CONCENTRATION CAMP "AUSCHWITZ"

Autograph letter signed by a prisoner in Sachsenhausen concentration camp, stamped with the date24 October 1943. The writer inscribes to verso his date of birth as "8.6.08", followed by "#63654 Bloc1a

Grouping of various items from German-operated concentration camps, includes: a partly-printed letter from a prisoner at Theresienstadt sending thanks for a package; a second such receipt from an iden

Commemorative album and letter from Dachau. Mementoes of a Polish priest, Teodor Korcz, a prisoner of the Dachau concentration camp. The set includes a letter written from the camp to his mother in 19

“Raucherkarte 1944-45” for the prison inmates canteen (häftlingskantine) on grayish blue card paper, violet “Arbeitslager” handstamp and blue ink manuscript numbers, hole

A red piece of cloth, 3.5 x 3.25 in., in the shape of an inverted triangle, marked with a black ‘B’. Concentration camps used badges to identify prisoners quickly through the shape of the

A red piece of cloth, 3.5 x 3.25 in., in the shape of an inverted triangle, marked with a black ‘B’. Concentration camps used badges to identify prisoners quickly through the shape of the badge an

AUSCHWITZ PRISONER'S LETTER Auschwitz prisoner's letter, 4pp. 8vo., June 20, 1943 in which prisoner Ladislaus Schalda writes his family. In part: "...time is running like water...it's writing day...I

Flossenburg Concentration Camp Letter & photo, RARE KZL Letter from concentration camp Flossenburg, 1942 inmate to Father, prisioner numbr. 2353 block 1, double sided letter on camp paper, envelope, p

Good lot of five postal envelopes from Dachau concentration camp, sent by Prisoner Wenzel Trawczynski, no. 10087, Block 12. At some point, Trawczynski must have been moved as two of the envelopes show

This document and a few other of the period of WW2 were bought from family estate sale. The owner of this ID was in concentration camp during WW2. Very rare historical items. Real witness of tragic pe

MENGELE JOSEF: (1911-1979) German SS officer and physician, known as 'The Angel of Death' for the horrifically cruel experiments he performed at Auschwitz Concentration Camp during World War II. A sin

Issac Celnikier (1924-2011) was a Holocaust survivor and painter from Warsaw, Poland. Celnikier’s works are heavily influenced by his experiences at the Auschwitz concentration camp. After the war,

For your consideration is the rare German WW2 Certificate of Deaf - Sterbeurkunde - for Concentration Camp prisoner, 1942. We will ship your item for a reasonable price. Combined shipping is available

FOR FOOD SERVINGS, MARKED SS A 44, POSSIBLY FROM AUSCHWITZ CONCENTRATION CAMP, CHEAP ZINC BOWL FROM SCHINDLER'S FACTORY? - FAIR

A WWII era Soviet propaganda poster depicting concentration camp prisoners behind bars. Insciption in the upper right: Soviet prisoners of war. Inscription on the bottom: Days and nights we are waitin

KL Gross Rosen and KL Sachsenhausen - 2 concentration camp inmate letters sent in 1941 from KL Sachsenhausen and in 1942 from KL Gross-Rosen. Letters are the foldale type of letter/envelope stationery

Letter Sent by Prisoner number 9051 in KL Mauthausen in 1940. Letter is partially written using the stationery of the camp for prisoner's letters. Envelope is missing. It comes with censorship stamp o