Alexander Danzinger a Kitty Gansler wedding photo, 25 August 1935, Velká Bytča synagogue

Peter Danzinger as a one-year-old with his grandfather, Velká Bytča, 1938

Peter Danzinger as a one-year-old. Banská Bystrica, 1938

Peter Danzinger as a three-year-old with his parents, Banská Bystrica, 1940

Peter Danzinger, Banská Bystrica, 1939

Peter Danzinger with his mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, 1937

Danzinger family house in Banská Bystrica at the Stříbrné Square in 1932

A family business, later Aryanized, Banská Bystrica, 1934

A document regarding the Aryanization of a family business, 16 May 1941

A transport certificate of Irma Gansler (Peter Danzinger's grandmother) from 31 July 1942

Irma Gensler, Peter Danzinger's grandmother, born 18 December 1884, murdered on 31 July 1942 in a gas chamber in Auschwitz

Kitty Gansler, Peter Danzinger's mother (second from the left) as a seven-years-old. Velká Bytča, 1916

Peter Danzinger's granfather fighting in the WWI

A certificate stating that Peter Dansky's father made a donation to the reforestation of Palestine, 1947

Peter Danzinger (as a one-year-old) with his mother (at 29), Banská Bystrica, 1938

Alexander Danzinger, Peter's father, as a 26-year-old, Banská Bystrica, 1934

A shoe factory in the town of Miskolc, Hungary, owned by Peter Danzinger's great-uncle

From 1942 to 1944, the Danzingers were hiding in Lukács utca (Lukács Street) No. 4 in Budapest, Hungary

Budapest, Lukács Street No. 4, a flat on the third floor

A street in Budapest where Alexander Danzinger left his son, Peter, in 1942

A prison gate

Milka Rosenthal from Lučenec, Peter Danzinger's aunt with whom he was hiding from 1942 to 1944

A document stating that Peter's aunt, Milka Rosenthal, and her husband, Viliam, were transported to Auschwitz extermination camp from 9 June 1994; they both died just a few days later, on 16 June 1944

An employement record book used by Peter Danzinger's father under the name Sándor Danzinger

His father's last employment record, 1 June 1944