Object ID
2019.2.125
Object Name
Correspondence
Date
5-28-1941
Files
Download Full Text (2.1 MB)
Content Warning
The Bulmash Family Holocaust Collection consists of images, documents, and artifacts related to the Holocaust. The collection contains materials that depict a number of topics that may be difficult for viewers to engage with, including: antisemitic descriptions, caricatures, and representation of Jewish people; Nazi imagery and ideology; descriptions and images of German ghettos; graphic images of the violence of the Holocaust; and the creation of the State of Israel. For more information, see our policy page.
Description
“EXAMINER 4484” in black ink in center and a second torn label with “OPENED…” at top, marked near top with “SENDER’S NAME:- ADOLPHE MALINOW HOUSE II P CAMP I.O.M”
Information Provided by Michael D. Bulmash:
Many Jewish refugees fleeing Austria and Germany were classified as enemy aliens and were interned on the Isle of Man. P Camp, originally named Hutchinson Camp, was composed of 33 houses and was located in Douglas. It is often referred to as “the artists’ camp” because of its abundance of artistic and creative talent and many internees who were in possession of advanced degrees in medicine and science. Indeed, many could also speak English.
Adolphe Malinow came from Germany and lived with his wife in Whitehaven. However, due to the rampant fear of enemy sabotage, Mr. Malinow was interned in P Camp Hutchinson.
Letter, written in German to Mrs. Malinow, was censored in Liverpool.
Dimensions
12 1/2 x 6"
Keywords
Adolphe Malinow, Isle of Man, P Camp, Hutchinson Camp
Subcollection
Internment
Recommended Citation
"Isle of Man Internment Camp Censored Letter from Adolphe Malinow, House 11, P Camp" (1941). Bulmash Family Holocaust Collection. 2019.2.125.
https://digital.kenyon.edu/bulmash/1500
Rights Statement
