Hans Bial Collection 1889-1953

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Hans Bial Collection 1889-1953

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The bulk of the materials in this collection concern Arthur Bial's education and professional career as a physician in Germany, his emigration to theNetherlands in the 1930s and internment in the Westerbork camp. There is also a diary-memoir written by his son who also survived internment in Westerbork.

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Bial, Arthur, 1877-1954

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Arthur Bial was born in 1877 in Striegau and died in 1954 in Amsterdam. He and his son Hans Bial were among the 600 prisoners remaining in the Westerbork camp at the end of the war. From the guide to the Hans Bial Collection, 1889-1953, (Leo Baeck Institute Archives) ...

Bial (Family : Bial, Arthur, 1877-1954)

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Westerbork (Concentration camp)

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Bial, Hans

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Arthur Bial was born in 1877 in Striegau and died in 1954 in Amsterdam. He and his son Hans Bial were among the 600 prisoners remaining in the Westerbork camp at the end of the war. From the guide to the Hans Bial Collection, 1889-1953, (Leo Baeck Institute Archives) ...