Leben in drei Welten : Lebenserinnerungen 1891-1938 /

Family history and reminiscences, written in November and December 1946 in M'kor Haim near Jerusalem.digitize

Das Calauer Judenhaus : Geschichte eines Familienhauses

The memoir starts with the grandfather, who acquired the family house located in the vicinity of Berlin which served as a meeting point for the Ball family for four generations. The larger part of the manuscript deals with the period between 1933 and 1938.Folder 1: Lecture at the genealogical society in Tel Aviv, March 16, 1942Folder 2: Reminiscences (Erinnerungen): extended version of folder 1German-Jewish historian (1891-1976).Ball-Kaduri, Kurt Jakob, "Juedisches Leben Einst und Jetzt: Das Calauer Judenhaus," Muenchen, Ner-Tamid Verlag, 1961.Ball-Kaduri Collection in archives.Mosse, RudolfMakower, Doris/HermannEmancipation, PrussiaMemoir

Der vorletzte Akt der Tragoedie : Erinnerungen an das Sozialamt der juedischen Gemeinde in Leipzig.

Martin Alterthum worked at the welfare office of the Jewish Community in Leipzig. He was interred for a period in the Buchenwald concentration camp before managing to illegally escape the country.Martin Althertum was Landgerichtsdirektor in Dessau. He was dismissed from his post in 1933. He was a member of the executive of the Leipzig Jewish community and active in the Zionist organization in Leipzig after 1934.Published in Joseph Walk: "Kurzbiographien zur Geschichte der Juden, 1918-1945": p.7Written for the German newspaper "Mitteilungsblatt" in Israel.Burg, JosephBaum, HansNazi Germany; Jewish communal and cultural lifeJewish communities; leadershipLoebensteinZionistischer Gruppenverband MitteldeutschlandZionism, Germa

Berlin 1933-1939 /

Oral history interview, conducted by Dr. K.J. Ball: Fragmentary description of the author's activities in the Berlin police headquarters, his imprisonment in Sachsenhausen and general remarks on Nazi rule.Konrad Kaiser was born in 1886. He became a Zionist in his youth and was a civil servant in the Berlin police headquarters between 1923 and 1935. After his imprisonment in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp he emigrated to Palestine.Brief summary in Max Kreutzberger: "Leo Baeck Institute New York, Bibliothek und Archiv; Katalog": C20