Newspaper articles with memoirs of the rescue of Bulgarian Jewry during the war, 1952-1966

Newspaper articles with memoirs of the rescue of Bulgarian Jewry during the war, 1952-1966 Memoirs of Buko Lazarov, 1952, and events that transpired in Bulgaria during March 1943 in response to Benjamin Arditti's book; The Role of King Boris III in the deportation of Bulgarian Jewry; Memoirs of Dr. Sh. H. Romano, 1953, on the events that transpired during March 1943; Memoirs of Itzhak Mitrani on the activities of Prof. Balabanov and Bulgarian representatives in Turkey; Articles on the history of the rescue of Bulgarian Jewry; Memoirs of Viktor Baruh on the protection of Jews by Nedko Kableshkiv from Plovdiv; Memoirs of the head of the Zionist organization in Sofia, without mentioning his name, 12 August 1944, including the danger of deportation, evacuation of Sofia Jewry, intentions of the Bulgarian government to cancel the deportation at the end of August 1943, anti-Jewish policies, prime ministers in Bulgaria, 1943-1944, and Stomaniakov, the new commissar for the Commissariat for Jewish Affairs. The file also includes a critique on the book of Benjamin Arditti on the role of King Boris III, deportation of Bulgarian Jewry and antisemitic literature in Bulgaria; Two articles of a relative of Arditti and an Israeli friend of the Greek writer Nikos Kavantzakis; Issue from a newspaper that was published on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.