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Holocaust 6 Documents of a Jew Paul Bodlaender. Compensation for Victims of Nazi Regime, 1930-1960’s - Holocaust 6 Documents of a Jew Paul Bodlaender. Compensation for Victims of Nazi Regime, 1930-1960’s 1. Sachs & Schiedewitz. Breslau. Employment certificate, 1931 2. F.J. Wahler. Breslau. Employment certificate, 1933- 1934 3. Arbeitsbuch (workbook), 1931 – 1937, 7 filled pages, size: 15 x 10.8 cm. 4. Birth certificate, 1959, in Polish, tax stamps 5. 2 documents on Compensation for Victims of Nationalist Persecution, 1959, 1961 Entschaedigung fuer Opfer der nationalistischen Verfolgung The persecuted person receives compensation for damage to his professional advancement Der Verfolgte erhaelt fur Schaden im beruflichen Fortkommen. Different condition. Paul Siegfried Bodlender was born on November 7, 1913 in Breslau (now Wroclaw, Poland). His father was Ludwik Albert Bodlender, a merchant, and his mother was Charlotte Malvina Bodlender (née Schmidländer). In 1959, he lived in Haifa, Israel, at 8 Aviv Street, Carmel. According to a decision by the District Compensation Office in Neustadt an der Weinstrasse on July 27, 1961, Paul Bodländer was awarded additional compensation in the amount of 3,014 Deutsche Marks