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Document | Accession Number: 1999.307.2
… Rosenbaum family settled in Radom. After the German invasion of Poland, the Rosenbaums were forced into the Radom ghetto. In 1943 Shmuel’s parents were…
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… Jabotinsky and Rabbi Rosenbaum have pins with Star of David on their lapels, Warsaw, Poland, 1938 2 of 6 15 Rabbi A. Posner, Jewish chaplain in the Polish Army…
… Jabotinsky and Rabbi Rosenbaum have pins with Star of David on their lapels, Warsaw, Poland, 1938 2 of 6 15 Rabbi A. Posner, Jewish chaplain in the Polish Army…
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- inclusive: 1909-1994
bulk: 1939-1948 - Series 1: Biographical 1910-1948
- Series 2: Correspondence 1939-1994
- Series 3: Photographs, postcards and ephemera 1909-1945
- File 15: Postcards and ephemera: sent from Palestine, and Jewish training camps in Italy Circa 1920-Circa 1929
- File 16: Postcards and ephemera: Jewish themes. Includes scene depicting World War I devastation of Jewish village, as well as slip recording that Paul Schifter had donated a tree in Palestine in Herzl’s memory 1917-1932, Undated
- File 15: Postcards and ephemera: sent from Palestine, and Jewish training camps in Italy Circa 1920-Circa 1929
Document | Accession Number: 2016.502.1
…?) Schifter, both of whom were originally from Poland. Paul, who was from Stanisławow (modern day Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine), originally had citizenship in the…
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… and later in Poland. When he was stationed in Lublin in 1916, he met Bajla (Balbina) Blass, whose parents had previously owned a farm near Warsaw prior…
… and later in Poland. When he was stationed in Lublin in 1916, he met Bajla (Balbina) Blass, whose parents had previously owned a farm near Warsaw prior…
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- Date:
- inclusive: circa 1900-2003
- Series 5: Printed materials 1941-2003
- Series 6: Writings 1937-2001
Document | Accession Number: 2002.477.10
… Tauba Czarny. After the German invasion, her family was forced into the Warsaw ghetto. Mira escaped in 1943 and survived the war in the Aryan side of…
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… tag (2002.477.2), a British 8th Army sleeve badge worn by a Jewish soldier, 2nd Polish Corps (2002.477.3), a Heroes Warsaw badge (2002.477.4), a…
… tag (2002.477.2), a British 8th Army sleeve badge worn by a Jewish soldier, 2nd Polish Corps (2002.477.3), a Heroes Warsaw badge (2002.477.4), a…
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- Date:
- inclusive: circa 1900-1998
- Series 1: Life in Europe Circa 1900-Circa 1996, 1945-1954 Bulk
- Subseries 1: Lübeck correspondence 1945-1954
- Subseries 3: Subject files 1945-1954
- File 2: Jewish Committee, Neustadt, Report February 15, 1946
- File 10: Belsen 1946-1951, [Correspondence, telegrams, clippings, notes to lectures, article drafts, name lists, radio commentaries, documents of a Zionist conference in London 1946. - Study about precious metal, etcirca, confiscated from Jews in 1938; desecration of Jewish cemeteries; claims for reparations; article about Else Lasker-Schüler; meetings of Jewish community leadership on various issues; articles celebrating Rosh Hashanah, about the State of Israel, the assassination of Count Bernadotte, new signs of anti-Semitism; 10th anniversary of Kristallnacht; lists of valuables to be returned to their Jewish owners; lists of Jews living in Lübeck in 1946; charitable organizations’ donation of food; British police actions in Jewish DP camps]
- File 12: Friedhofsschändungen 1947-1949, [Correspondence, clippings, b/w photo prints, “The theft of 150 million cigarettes,” “534 police officers were members of NSDAP,” “Bergen-Belsen, center of black market,” amnesty for Krupp and Weiszäcker, anonymous letter threatening Norbert Wollheim and other Jewish individuals]
- File 13: List of incidents of Jewish Cemetery desecrations in the British Zone of Occupation. 1947-1948, [Copy of a 26-item list written on 3 Jan 1948 in Lübeck]
- File 14: Open the Gates of Palestine! September 25, 1945, (Report of the proceedings of the Congress of Jewish Prisoners in Bergen-Belsen) [Brochure’s cover page is bi-lingual, text of the booklet is in Hebrew]
- File 23: World Jewish Congress, Montreux June 1948-July 1948, [Bulletins, correspondence, draft resolutions, working papers. Includes No. 6/1948 of French language periodical “Quand meme!” with Norbert Wollheim’s article in it, “Un second front pour Israel,” clippings, mimeographed speeches, lectures, minutes of sessions, participants’ and members’ name and address lists
- File 24: World Jewish Congress, Geneva September 10, 1951, [Statements, activity report. Includes material relating to the Jan 1949 meeting.
- File 2: Jewish Committee, Neustadt, Report February 15, 1946
- Subseries 4: Publications 1928-1985
- File 6: AJR Information 1946-1985, (Association of Jewish Refugees in Great Britain)
- File 10: Contemporary Jewish Record, Sholome Michael Gelber, Roads to a new Horizon November 1942
- File 18: Institute of Jewish Affairs - World Jewish Congress 1951-1953
- File 19: Jewish Affairs, Vol 1, No. 12 November 15, 1946
- File 20: Jewish Palestine fights back, The Jewish Agency for Palestine 1946
- File 21: JCIO (Jewish Central Information Office) - Nehlans Interview August 1945-December 1945
- File 22: JCIO (Jewish Central Information Office) - Statistical Details of the Deportation and Present number of Jews in Italy September 1946
- File 23: JCIO (Jewish Central Information Office) – Jewish Survivors Report, No 5, Paula Littauer, My experiences […] in Berlin and Brussels 1939-1944
- File 24: Jewish Telegraphic Agency - Daily News Bulletin 1945-1979
- File 25: Jewish Trust Corporation for Germany, First Annual Report 1954
- File 34: United Jewish Appeal, Press statements 1946
- File 43: World Jewish Affairs 1951-1952
- File 44: World Jewish Congress - Congress Digest 1951
- File 45: World Jewish Congress Press Surveys 1951-1979
- File 46: World Jewish Congress – Isaac I. Schwarzbart, The Story of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising 1953
- File 47: World Jewish Congress – Annual Report, Isaac I. Schwarzbart 1949
- File 48: World Jewish Congress – National Conference May 12, 1946
- File 6: AJR Information 1946-1985, (Association of Jewish Refugees in Great Britain)
- Subseries 5: News clippings Circa 1940-Circa 1979
- Series 2: Life in America 1945-1998, 1954-1998 Bulk
- Subseries 2: I.G. Farben and other restitution claims 1951-1998
- Subseries 6: Subject files 1939-1998
- Subseries 7: Publications 1959-1993
- File 3: American Jewish Congress: Foreign Affairs Department March 1971, [Brussels World Conference on Soviet Jewry]
- File 4: American Jewish Congress: Waldheim Press Release 1976
- File 5: American Jewish Congress: Boycott Report 1977, (3 issues)
- File 12: Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations: Middle East Memo November 1976
- File 20: Federation of Jewish Underground Fighters against Nazism March 1971
- File 22: Ghetto Fighters' House: Newsletter September 1978
- File 27: Indiana University Jewish Studies Program – The 1992 Paul Lecture. 1993, (Frank Stern, Jews in the minds of Germans in the postwar period.)
- File 28: International Network of Children of Jewish Holocaust Survivors. Second Generation Conference Schedule May 1984
- File 30: Jewish Frontier 1975
- File 31: Jewish Historical Monuments in Dubrovnik Undated
- File 32: Jewish Monthly 1984, (2 issues)
- File 33: Jewish Restitution Successor Organization - Report of the Operations 1947-Circa 1972
- File 34: Jewish Telegraphic Agency. Edwin Eytan, Auschwitz: a grim reminder of past horror January 20, 1978
- File 46: National Jewish Monthly June 1968
- File 49: Reconstructionist: A Jewish bi-weekly April 29, 1966
- File 52: Society of Survivors of the Riga Ghetto, inc. May 1980, (35th Anniversary Dinner)
- File 56: Wollheim, Norbert, Belsen’s Place in the Process of “Death and Rebirth” of the Jewish People Undated
- File 3: American Jewish Congress: Foreign Affairs Department March 1971, [Brussels World Conference on Soviet Jewry]
- Subseries 9: Photographs 1960-1981
- Subseries 10: Periodicals 1945-1952
Document | Accession Number: 1999.A.0031
…Norbert Wollheim was born in Berlin, Germany, on April 26, 1913 to Jewish parents. His father was a veteran of World War I, 1914-1918. Norbert was…
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… Digest, 1951 18.21 World Jewish Congress Press Surveys, 1951-1979 18.22 World Jewish Congress – Isaac I. Schwarzbart, The Story of the Warsaw Ghetto…
… Digest, 1951 18.21 World Jewish Congress Press Surveys, 1951-1979 18.22 World Jewish Congress – Isaac I. Schwarzbart, The Story of the Warsaw Ghetto…
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- inclusive: circa 1910-1992
bulk: 1945-1956 - Series 1: Biographical materials 1927-1992
Document | Accession Number: 2017.522.1
… II, his sister Shoshana immigrated to Palestine.
After the German invasion of Poland in 1939, the family briefly went to Warsaw before returning to…
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…. After the German invasion of Poland in 1939, the family briefly went to Warsaw before returning to Góra Kalwaria. They were deported to the Góra Kalwaria…
…. After the German invasion of Poland in 1939, the family briefly went to Warsaw before returning to Góra Kalwaria. They were deported to the Góra Kalwaria…
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- inclusive: circa 1903-1978
bulk: 1934-1952 - Series 3: Military Papers Circa 1939-1950
- Series 6: Prisoner of War and Witness Reports 1945-1946
Document | Accession Number: 2003.149.1
…Warsaw (Poland)--History--Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, 1943.…
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… (Md.) Frankfurt am Main (Germany) Warsaw (Poland) -- History -- Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, 1943. Photographs Sketchbooks CONTAINER LIST Series 1…
… (Md.) Frankfurt am Main (Germany) Warsaw (Poland) -- History -- Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, 1943. Photographs Sketchbooks CONTAINER LIST Series 1…
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- inclusive: 1920-1950
- Special Collection:
- Claims Conference International Holocaust Documentation Archive
Document | Accession Number: 2009.91 | RG Number: RG-68.112M
…This collection contains records relating to Jewish underground organizations in ghettos in occupied Poland, Ukraine, Hungary, Slovakia, France, and…
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…; published in the German news weekly “Der Spiegel”, 1993. 06906. Antisemitism in Poland, attacks on Jews in Warsaw’s central bus terminal: article in Polish…
…; published in the German news weekly “Der Spiegel”, 1993. 06906. Antisemitism in Poland, attacks on Jews in Warsaw’s central bus terminal: article in Polish…
- Date:
- inclusive: 1918-1982
bulk: 1940-1970
Document | Accession Number: 2004.552 | RG Number: RG-67.005M
…Refugees, Jewish--Poland.…
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… Jewish Inmates, 1946 Page 39 C86 3 Part IV. Catastrophe, Ghettoization, Gawronsky, Dmitri, 1943 C86 4 Part IV. Catastrophe, The Warsaw Ghetto, vol. I…
… Jewish Inmates, 1946 Page 39 C86 3 Part IV. Catastrophe, Ghettoization, Gawronsky, Dmitri, 1943 C86 4 Part IV. Catastrophe, The Warsaw Ghetto, vol. I…
- Date:
- inclusive: circa 1900-1945
Document | Accession Number: 2006.226.1
…Jewish ghettos--Poland--Warsaw.…
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… photographs of the Lindenbaum and Landau families, circa 1900s-1945. The family photographs were taken in Łódź, Poland; Warsaw, Poland; the Warsaw ghetto; and…
… photographs of the Lindenbaum and Landau families, circa 1900s-1945. The family photographs were taken in Łódź, Poland; Warsaw, Poland; the Warsaw ghetto; and…
- Date:
- inclusive: circa 1910-1947
- Special Collection:
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- Series 4: Photographs Approximate 1910-Approximate 1945
Document | Accession Number: 2005.218.1
…. The family continued to move around in Poland, leaving places before the ghettos were established. They returned to Sanok where Steffa met friends who…
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… had died in the ghetto, and Yisroel was captured and killed. Nechemia’s appearance was considered too Jewish to allow him to circulate freely, but the…
… had died in the ghetto, and Yisroel was captured and killed. Nechemia’s appearance was considered too Jewish to allow him to circulate freely, but the…
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