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Consists of the bound program for the 1938 music festival in Salzburg, Austria, which includes artwork, informational essays, and Nazi propaganda in the wake of the recent Anschluss. Also includes a broadside of anti-Nazi propaganda inviting the bearer to Hitler's funeral. The broadside, which is undated, was issued by the French Resistance.

Vortrag im Wiener Rathaus am 9. Februrar 1994"--Ser. title page. 64 pages ; 19 cm

Testimony, 15 pages, photocopy of typescript (2 copies) titled "The Story of our Exodus from Wien," by Walter Schwarz, about life in Vienna, the Anschluss and occupation, and his family's escape from Vienna in July 1938.

Jacques Bodnar was the youngest of three sons of a Jewish family in Vienna. One of his brothers was able to get to Turkey and wait out the war there, the other went to Palestine before the Anschluss. Jacques and his parents were in Vienna, and were trying to get papers to get out. After the Anschluss, arrangements were made to get Jacques to Switzerland, and he was held in a labor camp in Schaffhausen. ...

Kazerne Dossin Research Centre

Simon Melzer donated the interview with his mother Ilonka Melzer to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in January 2020.

This collection comprises the papers of Leslie Reid, formerly Erwin Reiter, including the following series: 1874/1- including passport and Jewish travel document, birth, naturalisation and death certificates; 1874/2- educational documents; 1874/3- correspondence including from his parents whilst he was interned in Canada, from his brother and from Leslie to his parents while he was in Dachau  ...

Photographic album which chronicles the march of a German infantry regiment into Austria during the Anschluss in March 1938. Several pages contain inscriptions describing the actions of the 62 Infantry Regiment, 3rd Battalion, and 20th Infantry Regiment.

Victor Gans was born in Austria. During the Holocaust, he experienced Kristallnacht, was incarcerated, sent to Dachau and later released, and eventually immigrated to Shanghai. He later immigrated to the United States and settled in California.