מפת נדודי האחים Emil ו-Ilana Landau מ-Warszawa לארץ ישראל בשנים 1939-1943, תרשים מחנה Asino בו שהו האחים ב-1941 וזיכרונותיה של אלינה אילנה לנדאו קרניאל על קורות המשפחה בתקופת המלחמה

Map of the wanderings of the siblings Emil and Ilana Landau from Warsaw to Eretz Israel, 1939-1943, a diagram of Asino camp where the siblings were interned, 1941, and memoirs of Alina Ilana Landau Karniel regarding the experiences of her family during the war 

Map of the wanderings of the siblings Emil and Ilana Landau from Warsaw to Eretz Israel, 1939-1943, a diagram of Asino camp where the siblings were interned, 1941, and memoirs of Alina Ilana Landau Karniel regarding the experiences of her family during the war 

pages 106 Diagram Memoirs Handwritten, original File 

Map of the wanderings of the siblings Emil and Ilana Landau from Warsaw to Eretz Israel, 1939-1943, a diagram of Asino camp where the siblings were interned, 1941, and memoirs of Alina Ilana Landau Karniel regarding the experiences of her family during the war - Diagram of Asino camp near Novosibirsk where the siblings Emil and Ilana Landau were interned, sketched by Emil Landau, 1941; - Map of the wanderings of the siblings, Emil and Ilana Landau from Warsaw to Eretz Israel, 1939-1943, drawn by Emil Landau, with a dedication to Ilana Landau, 07 September 1943; - Memoirs of Alina Ilana Landau Karniel: Life in Warsaw, escape of the family to the Soviet Union, 1939. Life in Asino camp; life in Samarkand. Passage to Eretz Israel via Teheran with her brother Emil, 1943; Emil Landau, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1928: Life with his parents, Moshe Mieczyslaw and Fania; work of his father as a lawyer. Outbreak of the war, September 1939; escape of the family to Rowne; draft of his father into the Red Army; deportation together with his mother and his sister to Siberia; life in Asino camp; transfer to Samarkand, 1941; discharge of his father from the army due to illness; transfer of his father to Samarkand; death of his father in Samarkand; transfer together with his sister to a monastery in Samarkand, by his mother; death of his mother; apparently from starvation; transfer together with his sister to a camp for children and then to Teheran; passage together with his sister to Eretz Israel, via India, February 1943.