From the Ashes - The Documents of a Jewish Family is a deeply researched and meticulously compiled collection of historical documents and artifacts, tracing the survival, resilience, and legacy of an extended Jewish family before, during, and after the Holocaust. Spanning generations, this volume preserves vital records, immigration papers, military service documents, personal correspondence, and rare artifacts-each a fragment of a past nearly erased. From 19th- and 20th-century censuses to post-war restitution claims, from military orders to handwritten notebooks, these records paint a vivid picture of displacement, perseverance, and the struggle to rebuild shattered lives. Through passenger lists, wartime memorabilia, and Holocaust archival materials, this book offers an extraordinary genealogical and historical resource, preserving a family's story that echoes the broader Jewish experience of the 20th century. Following in the tradition of Private Good Luck and Pappus - The Saga of a Jewish Family, this volume ensures that history is not forgotten. Created for family and future generations, From the Ashes stands as both a testament to memory and a tribute to survival.