Budapest: 1944 November 11. Single printed page with typed entries and autograph signature. Original protective pass granted by the Pope’s representative to Budapest. The campaign for the Church to issue passes to Jews under threat was led by Monsignor Angelo Rotta (1872-1965) the Papal Nuncio in Budapest, who was the..... More
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Budapest: Magyar Királyi Belügyminisztérium (Magyar Királyi Állami Nyomda), November 29, 1944. Unbound as published, stiched. Signed by the secretary of the Minister of the Interior. With the stamp of the Royal Ministry of Interior of Hungary. 14 p. The official list of 600 Hungarian Jews exempted from the “race laws”..... More
Budapest: 1942. Original gilt-titled patterned boards. 159 p. with photographic illustrated plates. Inscribed. Autobiography of a Hungarian-Jewish circus clown, acrobat and comedian. Zoltán Hirsch (1885-1944), popularly known as “Zoli”, he was circus performer, born a dwarf, who become tremendously popular throughout Hungary. He issued this book (and personally sold copies..... More
Budapest: 1944. The letter is typewritten in German and Hungarian on the official stationery of the Department of Foreign Interests of the Swiss Embassy (Schweizerische Gesandtschaft, Abteilung für fremde Interessen), which was directed by the diplomat Carl Lutz, confirming that the name of its bearer was included in a collective..... More