Letter from a rabbi who had reached the United States as a refugee from Breslau, Germany, to Dr. Fogelstein, also an immigrant from Germany, who was staying in New York (name unclear), and additional documents, 1934–1944

Letter from a rabbi who had reached the United States as a refugee from Breslau, Germany, to Dr. Fogelstein, also an immigrant from Germany, who was staying in New York (name unclear), and additional documents, 1934–1944 Contents of the letter: the rabbi expresses his great appreciation of Dr. Fogelstein; disgruntlement about the failure of the American establishment to understand the plight of Jews living under Nazi rule; mention of the Kristallnacht violence two years previously; ...