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"Het Nationale Dagblad"

itemApril 13, 1945OJA 1-1091

File contains one page of "Het Nationale Dagblad," the national newspaper, announcing the death of President Roosevelt.

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"Vry Nederland" - Free Netherlands - A Dutch underground newspaper from WWII.

itemDecember 11, 1942OJA 1-1138

One of a few different examples of underground Dutch newspapers.

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1940 Dutch Newspaper, "De Standaard."

itemMay 1940OJA 1-1130

"De Standaard" was a Dutch anti-revolutionary publication.

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A German prison "permission to speak" form

item1941OJA 1-1090

File contains a german prison "permission to speak" form, providing permission for detainees to speak under supervision for a maximum of 15 minutes.

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A Yad Vashem certificate fro Margaretha van Mansum.

itemJune 29, 1982OJA 1-1137

A Yad Vashem certificate naming Margaretha van Mansum as Righteous Among the Nations, and stating that a tree will be planted in her name along the Avenue of the Righteous.

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A document written by the Netherlands Red Cross.

itemApril 6, 1946OJA 1-1081

This doument stated the satisfied dismissal of Margaretha van Mansum, sister of Arie van Mansum. The approximate translation of the document is as follows: On behalf of the Medical department of the Central Committee of the Netherlands Red Cross, the undersign…

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Aerial view of the "Groot Seminaire te Haaren" - Great Seminary of Haaren.

item[194-?]OJA 1-1078-01

From 1941 to 1944 the Great Seminary in Haaren was used first as hostage camp, and then later as a prison camp. Thousands of people were imprisoned there. Arie van Mansum was kept in Haaren for approximately a year, with six months in solitary confinement. He …

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Aerial view of the "Groot Seminaire te Haaren" - Great Seminary of Haaren.

item[194-?]OJA 1-1078-02

From 1941 to 1944 the Great Seminary in Haaren was used first as hostage camp, and then later as a prison camp. Thousands of people were imprisoned there. Arie van Mansum was kept in Haaren for approximately a year, with six months in solitary confinement. He …

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Air Protection Department ID Card

itemOctober 19, 1942OJA 1-1097

Item consists of an I.D. card was issued by the "Luchtbeschermingsdienst" (Air Protection Department).

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Application for Participation in Bomb Explosion

itemOctober 19, 1942OJA 1-1102

Item consists of a Dutch form entitled "application for participation in a bomb explosion"

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Arie van Mansum being honoured at a post war ceremony in Holland.

itemNovember 1945OJA 1-1080-01

L-R: Standing: Rabbi of the synagogue; sitting: __, Margaretha van Mansum, Arie van Mansum, Mr. and Mrs. van Mansum. This image is of the psot-war ceremony honouring Arie van Mansum for his work in heling to hide and save Jews. Arie was presented with a portra…

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Arie van Mansum receiving the portrait and certificate at the post war ceremony in Holland.

itemNovember 1945OJA 1-1080-02

Arie was presented with a portrait and a certificate listing the names of those he had helped to save. The Rabbi of the synagogue is standing in the very bottom right of the image. The photograph was taken in a synagogue in Maastricht.

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Arie van Mansum's tree as a sapling.

item1981OJA 1-1077-01

The tree was planted in 1981. The tree was planted in Arie van Mansum's honour at Yad Vashem in Israel.

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Arie van Mansum.

item1991OJA 1-596-01Portraits now, Bayshore Shopping Centre, Nepean

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Derk van Assen's grave.

item[195-?]OJA 1-1076-02

The writing on his grave reads, " On 14 September 1943. Here was shot by the Germans, Derk van Assen. Born 9 October 1891." Derk was a cohort of Arie van Mansum during their underground work during the war.

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