804 Research collection Sobibór Jules Schelvis

NIOD Instituut voor Oorlogs-, Holocaust- en Genocidestudies 

Jules Schelvis (Amsterdam 7 January 1921) was put on transport from Westerbork on 1 June 1943 with his wife and in-laws. He brought his guitar as a ‘welcome distraction to take our mind off things’. On arrival in Sobibor he managed at the last moment to join a group of men who were selected for labour in the peat camp of Dorohucza. Jules Schelvis was one of the eighteen Dutch Jews who survived Sobibor. 

804 Research collection Sobibór Jules Schelvis 

9,230 digital images, JPEG 2 DVDs, 4 3/4 in. 

Contains source materials for research of Jules Schelvis, a Holocaust survivor, on the death camp of Sobibór. Includes articles; reports; copies of evidence; documentations, illustrations; and eye witness reports. He published his findings in his work"Vernietigingskamp Sobibór /Death camp Sobibór" (Amsterdam 1993) and"Sobibór: A History of a Nazi Death Camp- Jules Schelvi" (New York, 2007, Published by Berg Publishers in association with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum). 

Copyright Holder: NIOD Instituut voor Oorlogs-, Holocaust- en Genocidestudies 

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