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  • Document no. 2

    Certificate of ownership of a radio receiver (Polish/English), 1949
  • Document no. 140/5

    Curriculum, p. 8-9.
  • Document no. 32/2

    Back of the invoice with stamp dated 10 May 1951
  • Corpus Christi in the settlement for Polish displaced persons in Dortmund Eving, 1951

    An altar made by the Polish DP family Sokołowski for the Corpus Christi procession
  • Document no. 53/1

    Handwritten note, front page
  • Fig. 19: Photo reportage about Poles in the Ruhr Region

    Maria Steffen, thesis, Ruhrakademie Schwerte, 1996
  • Document no. 72/3

    Back of the application (document no. 72/2)
  • A group of Polish miners from Wittenheim in the Alsace region, with bicycles

    ca. 1930, postcard, Jean Chęciński collection, inventory no. 50, APMK in France, Paris (verso)
  • Document no. 97/2

    Notarised translation of the primary school teacher's certificate, page 2
  • Repatriation of Poles back to Poland from Mulhouse North station

    1948, photograph, unknown author, Jean Chęciński collection, inventory no. 50, APMK in France, Paris (verso)
  • Document no. 113/1

    Envelope with the inscription: ‘Pani Irma, Bagaż’
  • 30th anniversary of the “Oświata” Polish society in Wittenheim in the Alsace region

    1954, photograph, Jean Chęciński collection, inventory no. 50, APMK in France, Paris
  • Abb. 1 Zbigniew Mystkowski, Godziny czekania [Hours of waiting]

    Title page. The Polish-language work was written in the Oflag II E/K prisoner-of-war camp in Neubrandenburg, 1943
  • Document no. 128/3

    Identity card with photograph of A. Topolnicki, issued by the Central Committee of Education of the Polish Association in Germany, valid until 31 December 1948
  • Fig. 21: Emergency city-run accommodation for (late) resettlers from Poland in Herne-Eickel

    1985
  • Document no. 14

    A. Topolnicki is confirmed by the Polish school authorities as head of the primary school in Wildflecken.
  • Document no. 145

    Form of a school report
  • Document no. 42/2

    Confirmation 2 for the first week in September
  • Fig. 49: The room where the murder took place

    The room where the murder took place, with a partition in which the bodies of the children lay, Bullenhuser Damm memorial site, Hamburg
  • Document no. 63

    Letter from the IRO Welfare Officer to Headmaster A. Topolnicki about the provision of assistance to the school if the teachers are willing to continue working.