Search Notices
For members and others attempting to re-establish contact with friends or family members, the AJR Journal publishes, for a nominal fee, a regular column of search Notices.Authors, makers of film and television documentaries, researchers and research institutes, academics and students also place notices to request contact from survivors and refugees and invite testimony from members who witnessed the relevant events, as well as to obtain access to original documents, photographs, artefacts and records.
To place a search notice in the next available edition of the AJR Journal please email search@ajr.org.uk
Current search notices appear below.
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7 names beginning with J
Jarosch/Parker, Eva - born 25.04.31 Vienna, went on Kindertransport 20.02.39 to Holland. Later apparently adopted in UK and may have married a Mr Parker. Appears to have lived at 66 Ashburton Road, Addiscombe, East Croydon, Surrey. Information please
e-mail: barbara.kintaert@akwien.at
Jeckle, Feiga (Fanny) and Philipp, Richard - married at Kitchener Camp around 1945. Richard was with British army as translator, Feiga from concentration camp. They moved to Buenos Aries but finally settled in England. Info on either pls
e-mail: chantellejosephs@hotmail.co.uk
Jewish Children's Home - Did you spend part of your childhood in the Jewish Children’s home at Fehrbelinner Strasse 92, Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin? I, Inge Francken, a German writer, have published a book about those children who emigrated to the US and Israel and would like to add the stories of those who settled in the UK.
e-mail: Inge.Franken@klar-a.de
Jewish doctors - who emigrated from Hamburg in the 1930s-40s. I am a historian looking for the families of the above. Any information, please contact Anna v. Villiez
e-mail: annavonvilliez@gmx.de
Jewish Hospital in Berlin - was used partly as a Gestapo-controlled hospital for Berlin's 'mixed-race' Jews and partly as a quasi-prison/holding camp for Jews being sent east. I am seeking survivors (or families/friends of survivors) and people who passed through the Hospital in any capacity during the war, even as doctors or nurses. I believe there are some Jewish survivors who came to this country as refugees after the war. I am also seeking survivors abroad.
e-mail: search@ajr.org.uk
Jewish refugees - who came to Britain as domestic servants in the 1930s. US academic seeks information. Photographs would be added bonus. I will reimburse all expenses. Information please
e-mail: brenne_m@sbcglobal.net
Joe Louis vs. Max Schmeling - Author seeks anecdotes, lore, memories, leads regarding the Louis-Schmeling fights of 1936 and 1938 from those who read about or listened to them in England, Germany, Austria, or elsewhere. Contact David Margolick
e-mail: margolick@aol.com