… Betty, nee Reich, 1885-1971). He had an older brother, Max (1910-1993), and the family was among the approximately 200 Jews living in the town. Georg…

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… Box/Folder Title BE 3 Association of Former Central European Refugees from Shanghai, 1973 1.14 Destination Shanghai: Refuge for Stateless Jews, 1996 1…

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… of Review of the Society for the History of Czechoslovak Jews, volume 3, 1990-1991, which contains the article "From Prague to the far East," by Joseph…

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… Review of the Society for the History of Czechoslovak Jews, volume 3, 1990-1991, which contains the article "From Prague to the far East," by Joseph…

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… der Juden in Deutschland (Aid Society of the Jews in Germany). The administrative files include correspondence from the Central Information Bureau for…

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… of the Jews in Germany). The administrative files include correspondence from the Central Information Bureau for Jewish War Sufferers in the Far East…

…, allied in the effort to repatriate or immigrate refugees to safe havens. The bulk of the materials concern refugee Jews during the years immediately…

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… Refugee Jews, Sep. 1942‐Feb. 1946. 139 frames. AJ 43/8; File 1019: Children and Youth Aliyah, Sep. 1942‐Sep. 1945. 219 frames. AJ 43/8; File 1029…

…, it commanded the largest underground army of the war, the Armia Krajowa (the Polish Home Army). In 1942, reports about the mass murder of Jews in…

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… addition, it amassed its own land, air, and naval forces. In 1942 reports about the mass murder of Jews in Poland reached London; at that point, the Polish…

…Contains records created and collected by the central and regional groups of the Association of Jews in Belgium (Association des juifs de Belgique…

… between Jews and non-Jews; the arrival of many refugees between 1936 and 1941; the Japanese occupation of Shanghai; Japanese troops conducting exercises in…

… Europe in 1916 and move to Harbin, China, where they had a relative; changing his name; getting married to a Russian Jew in China and starting a family…

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… in China after the war; helping organize a Jewish community in Japan; helping European Jews to escape the Holocaust and enter Japan; being liberated by…

… Conservative Jews; her family moving to Berlin, Germany when she was an infant; her education; the rise of Nazism; the birth of her son in 1930; conditions…

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… then later on radio that they were against the Jews. And it's hard to explain. We were always-- we know that something was wrong, so we were a little bit…

… traveled to Washington D.C. several times to meet with members of Congress in order to persuade them to pass legislation that would allow stateless Jews…

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… members of Congress in order to persuade them to pass legislation that would allow stateless Jews living in Shanghai to immigrate to the United States…

… performing for Gentiles; starting an orchestra and performing for other Jews; moving with his brother in 1939 to Shanghai, China, and his parents and other…

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… still the biggest quota to immigrate to America, so regardless if you're Jew or German, we were falling under the German quota since this is a big quota…

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…Willei Nowak, born August 1, 1908 in Berlin, Germany, describes his family of liberal, Austrian Jews; his father, who owned a tobacco factory in…

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… Hol Arch D 810.J4 G7 no. 81 SUMMARY Willie Nowak was born August 1, 1908 in Berlin, to a family of libera1 Austrian Jews. His father owned a tobacco…

…-of-war camp and a ghetto was established in Hongkou for all post-1937 refugees, both Jews and non-Jews; how his family, as stateless immigrants who…

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… boat. And, you know, they were on their own. There was, at the time, a sizable--actually two sizable Jewish communities--one, a Sephardic one, of Jews…

… fled Russian persecution) and Herman (a German-born Jew salesman and inventor); his older sister Ruth; conditions for Jews in Germany in the late 1930…

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… Polish ancestry who had fled Russian persecution. Herman was a German-born Jew salesman and inventor. The couple fell in love and had two children, Gary…

… of the Nazi presence in Germany; his family’s interactions with non-Jews; his Orthodox Jewish education; his family’s move when he was six years old to…

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… small village, near Deutsch Krone. We were the only Jews in that particular town. And my family had lived around that area for at least 350 years…

… German Jews after his experiences on Kristallnacht; his family being forced to sell their house and considering immigration; he and his mother getting a…

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… growing up as a Jew and in a European country. In a country that has seen anti- Semitism forever. So it was all part of it, and you learn it, and I was not…

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… French Concession and British sectors. He mentions indignities imposed on refugees by the Japanese administrator Ghoya, known as “King of the Jews”, in the…