DOCUMENTS FOR HERMAN KLINGER - PAGE 1:
(Source: Dortmund Archives)
From a card file called "Reichsvereinigung der Juden in Deutschland" or, The National Association of Jews in Germany. The cards for Hermann Klinger are dated March 1, 1943. These index cards indicate that Hermann Klinger was a member of the Jewish community of Dortmund.
(Source: Survivors Registry - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)
From a card file called "Reichsvereinigung der Juden in Deutschland" or, The National Association of Jews in Germany. The cards for Hermann Klinger are dated March 1, 1943. These index cards indicate that Hermann Klinger was a member of the Jewish community of Dortmund.
(Source: Survivors Registry - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)
From a card file called "Reichsvereinigung der Juden in Deutschland" or, The National Association of Jews in Germany. The cards for Hermann Klinger are dated March 1, 1943. These index cards indicate that Hermann Klinger was a member of the Jewish community of Dortmund.
(Source: Survivors Registry - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)
Pages from a alphabetical list of individuals at the prison in Dortmund, Germany - Cover Page.
(Source: Survivors Registry - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)
Pages from a alphabetical list of individuals at the prison in Dortmund, Germany - Inside Cover Page.
(Source: Survivors Registry - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)
Pages from a alphabetical list of individuals at the prison in Dortmund, Germany.
(Source: Survivors Registry - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)
Pages from a list of prisoners that was created by the police authorities in Dortmund, Germany. First page of this list, which provides column headings.
(Source: Survivors Registry - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)
Pages from a list of prisoners that was created by the police authorities in Dortmund, Germany. This page provides that Hermann Klinger was to be sent to Auschwitz Concentration Camp on May 17, 1943.
(Source: Survivors Registry - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)
