Lots #274-287 - Documents, manuscripts
- Holocaust documents -

All the items are in very good condition unless otherwise stated.

274.           Collection of documents about the murder of nearly 200 Jewish forced laborers on 11 October 1944., from the letters of Schmidt Gusztáv, lieutenant general of the 101/322. worker division,  trial documentation, court decisions, verdict. Personal documents, legal applications. (Documents dated between 1937 and 1959.) Together with: Transcript from 1946 with listening of witnesses and accused. (Altogether 18 documents.)

50.000.-

275.           Amateur photos from the forced laborer life (Around 1940-41):

a.       Group photo of wreathing ceremony, with army cadres. Size: 4,5 X 5,5 cm.

b.       Group photo of forced laborers working in the kitchen Size: 8 X 5,5 cm.

c.       Forced laborer with the soup container. Size: 8 X 5,5 cm.

d.       Serving the soup, under watching eyes of the cadres. Size: 8 X 5,5 cm.

e.       Photo of a dead (shot to death) forced laborer, along the road. Size: 8 X 6 cm.

(Altogether 5 photos.) IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS!

26.000.-

276.           Correspondence postcards of Oppenheim Dezső forced laborer (Vác) to his mother, addressed to „Kiskunmajsa, Ghetto”, stamped in Szeged, with censor mark. Returned marked as moved. (In fact, the addressed was already deported!). (Set of 2.)

9.000.-

277.           Documents of Szántó Pál, forced laborer in the 109/20. laborer unit.

Letter of discharge from workplace, according to the anti-

Jewish regulations,

MUSZ permissions of furlough,

Christening papers.

Together with: documents of his wife,

Including permission of entry to the Budapest Pozsonyi út 30 Roman Pope protected house.

(Altogether 35 documents, 1937 - September 1945.)
           

15.000.-

278.           Soldier’s small book issued to Galambos László. Jewish religious stated. With photo, registration number, sealed by the 101/96. Laborer Company. Issued on the 19 May 1944., Jászberény.

15.000.-

279.           Certificate from the Hungarian Royal I. Public Laborer Battalion issued to Löwenfeld György, which certifies his duties at the I. battalion 2. company. Sealed and signed, with registration number, valid for the year 1941/42. In bad, worn condition.

3000.-

280.           Permission of exit from the 242/1. Labor Company issued to Böhm Kálmán. Szamosfalva, 1 December 1940. Sealed and signed. Together with: Announcement from the Forced Laborers National Association to Mrs. Böhm Kálmán, on letterhead paper, regarding the exhumation of the Kopháza forced laborer victims. Budapest, 31 October 1946. (Set of 2.)

8000.-

281.           Food tickets from the Budapest ghetto: 2 sugar and 3 oil tickets printed by the city mayor office to Jews, filled to the names of Dr. Rothmann Arthurné and Rothmann Katalin. August 1944. (Altogether 5 pieces.)

10.000.-

282.           Personal documents of Dénes Paula music teacher from the Holocaust:

a: Order of the Hungarian Jewish Council Housing Board about the moving of Dénes Béla (writer, emigrated to Israel after the                     Holocaust) and Paula to a protected house. 22 June 1944. Signed, filled form.

b: Form of moving in and out, according the above order. 24 June 1944. (Set of 2.)

c: The original, home made Yellow Star of Dénes Paula, what she had to wear according to the official order.

d: Certificate by the Hungarian Police issued to Dénes Paula, confirming the report of their move.

Together with:

a, Photo postcard of Dénes Paula (1927), Dénes Béla (1927), and Dénes Paula with her father (mailed in 1917) (3 pieces),

b, Budapest Capital Council notification about the teacher categorization of Dénes Paula, 1926.

c, Certificate of report for Hungarian residents (report form of residence), Budapest, 1935.

d, Certificate of completed Civil Defense League course, 1941.

e, Extract from the transcript of Dénes Paula by the Práter street Civil Girl’s School, issued in 1943. (Altogether 12 pieces.)
     

20.000.-

283.           Documents and photos of Dersényi Tibor deportee.

a: Membership card of the National Association of Deportees from Hungary (DEGOB), in Hungarian and Russian. Signed and sealed, with registration number.

b: Certificate of the Pest Jewish Community, asking for help in the safe return to Budapest. Budapest, 16 April 1945. In Hungarian and Russian, sealed and signed. (Set of 2.)

8000.-

284.           Documents dealing with the rate of white-collar workers issued by the government representative of Intellectual Unemployment Matters. Budapest, 29 June 1940. Together with: Notice to lawyer Surányi, requesting to report on the issue as he had not reported yet. 22 April 1940. (Set of 2.)

3000.-

285.           Schutzbrief. Protection letter of the Swedish Red Cross issued to Virág Sándor and his wife, Drugovits Erzsébet. Permission of entry to Sweden with photo, registration number, hand signed by Raoul Wallenberg (R W) and Langlet Valdemar representative general, and sealed by the Swedish Red Cross. Valid from 4 October 1944 within one year.

40.000.-

286.           Schutzpass. Protection letter of the Swiss Embassy Foreign Interest Representation issued to Böhm Kálmánné. Budapest, 23 October 1944. With registration number, sealed. Printed in the Vadász utca 29. (Possibly forgery made by the Zionist resistance, to issue protection letters to more people!)

16.000.-

287.           Correspondence postcards of Trenk Frigyes (born in 1910.) forced laborer, mailed from places such as Csíkszereda (Transylvania) Mosonmagyaróvár and Dachau, in the year 1944., to his father Trenk Ármin, Budapest. Censor marked cards. Together with: letter of Trenk Frigyes from the Ecksberg hospital (near München), Germany, where his frozen leg was operated. (Altogether 11 items.)

20.000.-

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