Overview
- Description
- Documents, publications, newspapers, etc. illustrating Alfred Heinemann's (donor's father) school experiences at numerous German universities while he pursued and completed a medical degree and fellowships at Friedrich Wilhelm, Ruprecht Karl, Ludwig Maximillian universities and residencies at the Berlin Jewish Hospital. Also included are recommendations and confirmations that he was employed as a physician between 1933-1938 in Germany and also includes employment in the United States after his immigration. German newspapers and publications are also included.
Physical Details
- Extent
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3 boxes
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Administrative Notes
- Legal Status
- Permanent Collection
- Provenance
- Donated to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in 2024 by Lynn Heinemann, daughter of Alfred Heinemann.
- Primary Number
- 8294
- Record last modified:
- 2024-06-04 11:05:14
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Also in Heinemann and Graetz families collection
The collection consists of artifacts, documents, correspondence, photographs, newspapers, and publications relating to the Heinemann and Graetz families in Nazi-occupied Germany and the United States before and during the Holocaust.
Dr. Alfred Heinemann papers
Document
Collection consists of extensive correspondence, postcards, pamphlets, and newspaper clippings documenting the experiences of the Heinemann and Graetz families in Germany and the United States. Includes published guides for Jews attempting to emigrate from Germany.
Pamphlet
Object
Pamphlet
Object
One pamphlet- Judische Auswanderung- Korrespondenzblatt uber Auswanderings-und Siedlungswesen; dated Herbst (Fall) 1937; in German
Pamphlet
Object
One pamphlet- Korrespondenzblatt uber Auswanderings-und Siedlungswesen- Herausgegeben vom Hilfsverein der Juden in Deutschland; dated September 1935; in German
Pamphlet
Object
One pamphlet- Judische Auswanderung Korrespondenzblatt fur Auswanderings-und Siedlungswesen- Herausgegeben vom Hilfsverein der Juden in Deutschland; dated Sommer (Summer) 1938; in German
Israelitischer Kalendar- Luach 5698
Document
One calendar- Israelitischer Kalendar- Luach 5698, 6.September 1937-25.September 1938; in German.
Calendar
Document
One calendar- Hebrew Calendar for the Year 5702, 1941-1942, published by Horowitz Margareten; in Hebrew and English.
Calendar
Document
One calendar- Hebrew Calendar for the Year 5702, 1941-1942, published by Horowitz Margareten; in Hebrew and English.
Calendar
Document
One calendar- Almanach Israelita Paulista, Koschland's-Luach Para ano 5701, de 3 de Outubro, 1940 ate 21 de Setembro,1941; in Hebrew, Portuguese and German.
Prayer book
Object
Prayer Book for Jews in the Armed Forces of the United States; no date; in English and Hebrew.
Radiograph- chest X-ray
Document
Radiograph- chest X-ray inside cardboard folder with inscription, "Furstabt Gerbert Haus, St. Blasien (Schwarzwald).
Clipping
Object
Newsletter
Object
One newsletter- Aufbau- published by the German-Jewish Club, Inc., New York; dated January, 1939; in German.
Newsletter
Object
One newsletter- Jewish Fraternity of the K.C. New York; dated June 1942; in English.
Newsletter
Object
One newsletter- Jewish Fraternity of the K.C., New York; dated December 1941; in English.
Newsletter
Object
One newsletter- Jewish Fraternity of the K.C., New York; dated January, 1945; in English.
[Newspaper]
Object
One newspaper- Judische Welt- a Fortnightly Section of "Aufbau", July 28, 1944; in German and English.
Margot Graetz Heinemann papers
Document
Contains photographs, documents and writings concerning the pre-war life of Margot Graetz in Hamburg, Germany. Includes photographs of Margot and schoolmates on field trips in Kellenhusen in 1933; at birthday parties; and participating in the Bar Kochba Jewish sports organization. Also includes documents issued to Margot, including a participation card in Macabee games in Berlin in 1936; a recommendation from a former employer; a type-written poem; and certificate of completion of hand work, or seamstress course, dated circa 1931-1937, prior to her 1937 immigration to the United States.
Dr. Alfred Heinemann papers
Document
Documents, publications, newspapers, etc. illustrating Alfred Heinemann's (donor's father) school experiences at numerous German universities while he pursued and completed a medical degree and fellowships at Friedrich Wilhelm, Ruprecht Karl, Ludwig Maximillian universities and residencies at the Berlin Jewish Hospital. Also included are recommendations and confirmations that he was employed as a physician between 1933-1938 in Germany and also includes employment in the United States after his immigration. German newspapers and publications are also included.
Dr. Alfred Heinemann papers
Document
Contains documents, correspondence, photographs, notebook, newspaper clippings, and binder with newspaper clippings.
Margot Graetz Heinemann papers
Document
Contains documents, correspondence and a photograph concerning the pre-war life of Margot Graetz in Hamburg, Germany.
