Memoirs of Recha Freier regarding the handling of Jews of Polish origin in Germany following the imprisonments, 1939

Memoirs of Recha Freier regarding the handling of Jews of Polish origin in Germany following the imprisonments, 1939 - Deportation of Jews of Polish origin from Germany, 1938; - Imprisonment of Jews of Polish origin in Berlin, 13 October 1939; - Sachsenhausen camp; - Dismantling of the Verband (Association of Jews of Polish Origin in Germany) by the authorities, and the attitude of the Reichsvereinigung der Juden in Deutschland (Reich Association of the Jews in Germany) toward the dismantling of the Association; - Activities by Recha Freier on behalf of women; - Plans to help released detainees to make aliya to Eretz Israel, in the context of Aliya Bet; - Refusal by the Palaestina-Amt der Jewish Agency in Deutschland (Jewish Agency for Eretz Israel office in Germany) and the Ihud Artzi (Reich Organisation of German Jews) to help the released detainees to make aliya to Eretz Israel in the context of Aliya Bet; - Help in the financing of a plan to help the released detainees to make aliya to Eretz Israel, by means of Dr. Silberstein from Geneva; - Struggle against the Jewish Agency for Eretz Israel office, regarding the giving of permits to make aliya to Eretz Israel to Jews of Polish origin who were detainees; - Refusal by Leo Baeck to help Jews of Polish origin who were detainees; - Willingness by the Gestapo to release the detainees who had permits to emigrate to Eretz Israel; - Resignation of Dr. Pick from [his position in] the Jewish Agency for Eretz Israel office; - Request for help from the community of Tomaszow on behalf of detainees from their community who were deported to Buchenwald, and disregard of the request by the Jewish institutions; - "Esra" Association - Hilfsverein der deutschen Juden (Aid Association of German Jews), and the care of Jews of Polish origin by means of Dr. Steinitz.