Welcome toThe Homeward BoundCollection Browser
The Homeward Bound Collection Browser brings together materials from the Holocaust Centre North Archive, sharing a history of the Holocaust through the lives of survivors and refugees who came to the north of England, and the stories of the family members who did not survive. Here, you can explore personal papers that shed light on individual journeys and memories, as well as the broader global history in which they unfolded. Our themed galleries offer gentle, curated starting points, while the search function allows you to look for specific names, places, dates, types of item, or subjects.
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Courtesy of the Kubie family
early 20th century
Courtesy of the Kubie family
1927
Courtesy of the Kubie family
1910s-1920s
Courtesy of the Kubie family
1927
Courtesy of the Kubie family
early 20th century
Courtesy of the Kubie family
early 20th century
Courtesy of the Kubie family
early 20th century
Courtesy of the Kubie family
early 20th century
Courtesy of the Kubie family
early 20th century
Courtesy of the Kubie family
early 20th century
Courtesy of Ernest & Ruth Sterne
1930s
Courtesy of Trude Silman & family
early 20th century
With kind permission of the family of Iby Knill - Chris Knill & Pauline Kinch
early 20th century
Courtesy of Ernest & Ruth Sterne
early 20th century
Courtesy of the Leavor family
Courtesy of the Schatzberger family
1935
Courtesy of Trude Silman & family
1920s
Courtesy of Trude Silman & family
Courtesy of the Erner family
1940
Courtesy of Steve Karmeinsky
1932
Courtesy of Claudia Jonkers
1890s
Courtesy of R. Millet & family
1930s
Courtesy of R. Millet & family
1930s
Courtesy of R. Millet & family
1930s
Courtesy of Steve Karmeinsky
1932