A collection of documents and letters from the estate of the couple Salom and Cippóra Lazar who immigrated to Israel after the war. Hungary, Romania, Germany, Italy, Cyprus and Israel, late 1940s through the 1960s. Hungarian, Romanian and Hebrew.
In the collection: * Numerous letters in Hungarian, autographed. Among them letters sent in 1947-1948 from the Sanatorium for tuberculosis patients in the Displaced Persons Camp in Gauting, US Zone, Germany. * 16 letters sent from Cyprus. 1947,1948.
* A letter from private Salom Lazar requesting to be discharged from military service as he had an opportunity to join Moshav Givat Ada as a member. 1949. * Letters sent by Attorney Elhanan Eiger to Cippóra Lazar concerning her claim to be recognized as suffering from a mental illness due to Nazi persecutions. 1961, 1962. * Medical opinion statement written by Dr. Fliegelmann confirming the mental state of Cippóra Lazar to the appeals committee in view of the Victims of Nazi Persecution Act. 1962.
About 200 leaves and documents. Condition and size vary.