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Memoirs of Avraham Klein, born in Budapest, Hungary on 16/03/1936, regarding his experiences during the Holocaust: "My memories of those days"

File Number : 7189

Type of Material : Memoirs

Language : Hebrew

O.36 - David Boder Collection: Testimonies of survivors in DP camps in Germany

O.36 - David Boder Collection: Testimonies of survivors in DP camps in Germany This record group is a collection of testimonies recorded by David Boder, a Professor of Psychology at the Illinois Institute of Technology, in DP camps in Europe in 1946. The collection is comprised of testimonies of Jews and non-Jews, recorded in various languages and translated into English. The testimonies focus on the events in the lives of the survivors during the war in the ghettos and camps, while serving in the military, in hiding and in children's homes. The testimonies also contain information regarding the...

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : English

Documentation: Research of problems among Holocaust survivors

Documentation: Research of problems among Holocaust survivors Three volumes. A) notes and research in Hebrew and French: "Medical and bio-sociological problems"; The file includes: - research notes on the subject: "Pathological remains among immigrants in Israel from the Holocaust countries"; - "Psychological problems of Jewish children hidden by non-Jews during the Holocaust", in Hebrew and French; B) research in Hebrew and French (typewritten, 33 pp.) on the subject: "Ulcers and modes of digestion in Israel"; C) research notes and diagrams in Hebrew on the subject: "Demographic problems...

File Number : 51

Type of Material : Survey Report

Language : Hebrew, French

Documentation: Research articles from various congresses, 1959-1973, including a congress on "International research about the psycho-sociology of crime" held in Paris, 1961

Documentation: Research articles from various congresses, 1959-1973, including a congress on "International research about the psycho-sociology of crime" held in Paris, 1961 The file includes: - letters from the "International Association for the Prevention of Crime".

File Number : 76

Type of Material : Letter, Research Article

Language : French

Documentation: Notes, drafts and articles in Yiddish, including "Finding a rest for the She'erith Hapletah" (thoughts after reading "A Jewish Wedding in Fernwald" by H. Leivick); Emotional experiences of the She'erith Hapletah (files: 59-60) The files include: - article about Dr. Dworzecki as a researcher of the period of "The Destruction"; articles by Dr. Dworzecki about Shaul Tchernichowsky and Janusz Korczak.

File Number : 59

Type of Material : Research Article

Language : Yiddish

Documentation: Articles about "The Historical Value of the Nuremberg Trials, the Eichmann Trial and their Historical Significance"; "The Trial of Carl Clauberg"; "Protests Against the Acquittal of Franz Murer"; "The Judges and the Criminals - On the Margins of the Trials in Germany" The file includes: - article about the psychology of the murderers and the victims; - photocopies of documents from Israel Police Bureau 06, which dealt with all matters related to the Eichmann Trial.

File Number : 56

Type of Material : Legal Documentation, Newspaper Clippings

Transcripts of speeches from an encounter of former residents of an orphanage in Poland who immigrated to Israel after the war, describing their lives in Israel after their immigration

Transcripts of speeches from an encounter of former residents of an orphanage in Poland who immigrated to Israel after the war, describing their lives in Israel after their immigration - keynote speech by Moshe Kol, about Youth Aliyah and a special program for immigration and integration of orphans from Poland; - speeches by other participants, with Moshe Kol's remarks and responses on the following topics: first days in Israel; adjusting (living in a kibbutz, language studies, integration, etc.), current life (studies, work, military service, etc.), orphans' sense of loneliness; relatives who immigrated...

File Number : 856

Type of Material : Speech, Protocol

Language : Hebrew

Documentation related to the psychiatrist Arthur David Heller, from Prague; documentation dated 1911-1957, including his diary written during 1914-1921

Documentation related to the psychiatrist Arthur David Heller, from Prague; documentation dated 1911-1957, including his diary written during 1914-1921 Translation to English, titled, "Parts of an Entity" of the book, "Teile eines Ganzen", 1947; in the book are essays regarding philosophical, religious and social topics written by Heller during 1911-1917 while in Prague, Aussig, Scutari, Petzer and Mirovo; partial memoirs written by Arthur Heller, related to members of the Heller and Reich families from Prague; article written by Arthur Heller, regarding the personage of Robert Gutman, born in the Bohemia...

File Number : 498

Type of Material : Research Literature, Diary, Research Article, Memoirs

Language : Czech, English, German

Documentation related to the activities of Professor Kalman Binyamini, born in Frankfurt, Germany in 1924, on behalf of the aliya and absorption of child Holocaust survivors to Israel, 1940-1996

Documentation related to the activities of Professor Kalman Binyamini, born in Frankfurt, Germany in 1924, on behalf of the aliya and absorption of child Holocaust survivors to Israel, 1940-1996 Included in the documents is an article written by Professor Binyamini in New York in 1991, titled, "Bluma's letter, a sort of confession"; the article was written in reaction to the letter of a woman named Bluma, who as a child Holocaust survivor and orphan was in a children's institution in Schirmeck; in the letter, she expresses her immense anger regarding the mocking treatment she received from the psychologist...

File Number : 502

Type of Material : Personal Documents, Survey Report, Letter, Article, Newspaper, Memoirs, Research Article, Speech

Language : Hebrew, French, English, German

Testimony of Martin Finkelstein, born in Stopnica, Poland in 1920, regarding his experiences in the Sosnowiec Ghetto and in camps in Czechoslovakia and Germany, and regarding the fate of his family members during the Holocaust His family members before the war: His parents were David Finkelstein and Sara Ita (Kasyrer) Finkelstein; they perished in Auschwitz camp; Ester and Feyga Gitel; they perished in Auschwitz camp; His sisters Henya, Haya and Minya were in a labor camp in Czechoslovakia, and survived; His family's life in Stopnica before the war; his family's experiences; activities in a Zionist...

File Number : 11257

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : English

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