Born: Vorden, Germany, 19 October 1901
Occupation in country of origin: Road Workman
Arrived in Britain as a refugee from Germany in 1939
Documents
Male enemy alien - Exemption from internment - Refugee Surname: Israelsohn Forename: Max Alias: - Date and place of birth: 19/10/1901 in Vorden Nationality: German Police Regn. Cert. No.: 711 712 Home Office ref: C 2103 Address: Kitchener camp, Richborough, Sandwich, Kent Normal occupation: Road Workman Present occupation: Name and address of employer: - Decision of tribunal: Exempted "C" & 9a Date 13.10.1939 Whether exempted from Article 6(A): Yes Whether desires to be repatriated: No Tribunal District: Richborough Camp Tribunal no. 3
Source: National Archives, Home Office: Aliens Department: Internees Index, 1939-1947.
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Documents submitted by Debbie Poole on behalf of her mother, Suse Anna Israelsohn, for Suse’s father Max Israelsohn.
Letters
Kitchener camp, Max Israelsohn, Camp number 1944, Registration number 711712, Richborough tribunal no. 3, 13 October 1939 
Max Israelsohn, Pioneer Corps Record Office, Name change, 3 August 1943 
Kitchener camp, Max Israelsohn, Defense Medal, 20 February 1947 
Kitchener camp, Max Israelsohn, Letter, Nationality Division, Home Office, 25 January 1947
Letters submitted by Debbie Poole on behalf of her mother, Suse Anna Israelsohn, for Suse’s father Max Israelsohn.
Photographs
Photographs submitted by Debbie Poole on behalf of her mother, Suse Anna Israelsohn, for Suse’s father Max Israelsohn