Guide to Liselotte Isaack Shanghai resident certificate
1988.1095

Summary Information

Repository
Tauber Holocaust Library
Title
Liselotte Isaack Shanghai resident certificate
ID
1988.1095
Date
undated
Extent
1.0 Folder(s)
Language
Multiple languages
Language of Materials note
The card is in Chinese and English.
Mixed materials [Folder]
Archives Box 2
Abstract
The collection comprises one item, an undated Resident Certificate for Shanghai, China, issued to a child, L. (Liselotte) Isaack, German refugee. The certificate is undated, and printed in Chinese and English. It includes a photograph and fingerprints.

Preferred Citation note

Liselotte Isaack Shanghai resident certificate - 1988.1095, Tauber Holocaust Library - JFCS Holocaust Center, San Francisco, California

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Historical note

The collection documents the experience of German and Austrian Jews forced to flee from Germany and Austria during Hitler’s Third Reich. Denied admittance to most countries, thousands of German and Austrian Jews found their way to Shanghai, where visas and passports were not required until the Japanese occupation. After 1941, the occupying Nazi-aligned Japanese ghettoized the Jewish refugees in Shanghai into an area known as the Shanghai Ghetto.

There is no information regarding the donor of the collection, Liselotte Isaack, whose residence certificate comprises this collection.

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Scope and Contents note

The collection comprises one item, an undated Resident Certificate for Shanghai, China, issued to a child, L. (Liselotte) Isaack, German refugee. The certificate is printed in Chinese and English. It includes a photograph and fingerprints. This item documents the experience of Jewish German and Austrian refugees forced to flee their homes, who resettled in Shanghai, China during the years of World War II, and is of particular interest because it is a child's identification card.

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Administrative Information

Publication Information

 Tauber Holocaust Library  2008-05-10

JFCS Holocaust Center
2245 Post Street
San Francisco, CA, 94115
415-449-3717
[email protected]

Conditions Governing Access note

There are no restrictions to access to this collection.

Conditions Governing Use note

There are no restrictions to use for this collection.

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Related Materials

Related Archival Materials note

There are several collections at the Tauber Holocaust Library relating to the experiences of Jewish refugees in Shanghai. Consult archivist for more information.

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Controlled Access Headings

Geographic Name(s)

  • Shanghai (China) -- Emigration and immigration

Subject(s)

  • Immigrants -- China -- Shanghai
  • Jewish refugees -- China -- Shanghai
  • Jews -- China -- Shanghai

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