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Documents of Erna (Bindelglas) Stopper, regarding her experiences in the Netherlands during the war; documents dated, 1943-1989

Documents of Erna (Bindelglas) Stopper, regarding her experiences in the Netherlands during the war; documents dated, 1943-1989 - Newspaper article from the "Jewish News", published in Phoenix, the United States, April 1989, describing the experiences of Erna (Bindelglas) Stopper, born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 1930, and her family members during the war, and a report of her visit with her husband in the homes of the families where she was in hiding during 17 September 1943-05 May 1945; - Official documentation confirming that Erna (Bindelglas) Stopper lived in hiding.

File Number : 7177

Type of Material : Personal Documents, Testimony

Language : English, Dutch

Reports and reactions in the world press regarding the murder of Wilhelm Gustloff and the David Frankfurter Trial, 1936-1938

Reports and reactions in the world press regarding the murder of Wilhelm Gustloff and the David Frankfurter Trial, 1936-1938 Clippings from newspapers from Czechoslovakia, Belgium, Italy, the Netherlands, France, Germany, Hungary, Argentina, England, the United States including the Yiddish press; in some there cases there are copies of the articles.

File Number : 11

Type of Material : Newspaper Clippings, Article

Language : Italian, French, English, German

Correspondence and reports of the War Refugee Board (WRB) in Washington, the US State Department and US diplomatic legations in Europe regarding relief for Jews, also following liberation, primarily in Hungary, and rescue attempts, 1944 Included in the file: Volume 1 (pages 1-105): Pages 1-2: Letter from the US consul in Istanbul to the US State Department in Washington, notifying of the illegal entry into Hungary of thousands of Jews from the neighboring countries, 23 December 1943; Pages 3-7: Letter from the US consul in Istanbul to the US State Department including the testimony of a Polish...

File Number : 112

Type of Material : Official Documentation, Telegram, Survey Report, Statistical Data

Language : English

Issues of the bulletin "Poland Fights", published in New York, 05 January-20 December 1943

Issues of the bulletin "Poland Fights", published in New York, 05 January-20 December 1943 The "Poland Fights" bulletin, issued by American Friends of Polish Democracy, was originally published in English; the bulletin's stated purpose is to present the democratic forces active in Poland before the American public. - Issue Nos. 29-45 and 48-52, 05 January-20 December 1943.

File Number : 850

Type of Material : Brochure

Language : English

Issues of the bulletin "Poland Fights", published in New York, 05 June 1941-05 December 1942

Issues of the bulletin "Poland Fights", published in New York, 05 June 1941-05 December 1942 The "Poland Fights" bulletin, issued by American Friends of Polish Democracy, was originally published in English; the bulletin's stated purpose is to present the democratic forces active in Poland before the American public. - Issue Nos. 1-20 and 24-27, 05 June 1941-05 December 1942; - Index to Volumes I and II, Nos. 1-28.

File Number : 848

Type of Material : Brochure

Language : English

Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Press clippings regarding displays of neo-Nazism in various places in Europe, 1945-1963

Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Press clippings regarding displays of neo-Nazism in various places in Europe, 1945-1963 In the file: - " The Neo-Fascist Fight for Rome", an article in the Swiss newspaper, "Der Tat", 04 June1962 (p. 3); - "The Jews and Us", an article by Dr. Joachim Kiel, published in the paper, "Europaruf, the Journal for European Renewal" , December 1958 (p. 20); - Announcement published by the Swiss Jewish community in the "Neue Zuercher Zeitung" newspaper regarding the international Neo-Nazi network, 12 January 1960 (p. 42); - Summary of articles in the German and Austrian...

File Number : 222

Type of Material : Research Article

Language : French, English, German

Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Newspaper articles regarding Neo-Nazi activities in the Federal Republic of Germany, 1945-1969

Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Newspaper articles regarding Neo-Nazi activities in the Federal Republic of Germany, 1945-1969 In the file: - Article in "Die Mahnung" (The Warning), journal published by the Organization of Nazi Victims in Berlin, 01 August 1964 (p .1); - Article in "Arbeiter Zeitung", published in Schaffhausen, Switzerland, 02 July 1957 (p. 9); - Article in "Basler Nachrichten" of 17 March 1959 (p. 10); - Article in "Frankfurter Rundschau of 18 March 1959 (pp. 11-12), 02 June 1960 (p. 57), 08 June 1960 (p. 90), 22 January 1960 (p. 96), 10 June 1963 (p. 264), 18 July 1969 (p....

File Number : 221

Type of Material : Article, Newspaper, Newspaper Clippings, Brochure

Language : English, German

Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Articles from newspapers published in Germany, Switzerland, Britain, France and the United States regarding the murder of the Jews of Europe by the Nazis, 1942-1968

Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Articles from newspapers published in Germany, Switzerland, Britain, France and the United States regarding the murder of the Jews of Europe by the Nazis, 1942-1968 In the file: Articles from newspapers published in Germany, Switzerland, Britain, France and the United States regarding the murder of the Jews of Europe by the Nazis; from the articles it is clear that the matter of the annihilation of the Jews was known to the free world. Also in the file: Speeches regarding the Holocaust delivered by Itzhak Gruenbaum, Rabbi Philip Bernstein, Dr. Bernard (Dov) Joseph and Dr....

File Number : 173

Type of Material : Newspaper Clippings, Speech, Booklet(s)

Language : French, English, German

Documentation from the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC), 1938

File Number : 49

Type of Material : Protocol, Reports, Newspaper Clippings, Article, Letter, Excerpt(s), Speech

Language : English

The experiences of Rabbi Aron Zimetbaum, born in Nagyvárad in 1896, in the Kistarcsa camp and his help to Jews during and after the war, and more

The experiences of Rabbi Aron Zimetbaum, born in Nagyvárad in 1896, in the Kistarcsa camp and his help to Jews during and after the war, and more - The experiences of Rabbi Aron Zimetbaum, born in Nagyvárad in 1896 (Oradea in Romanian ): Move to Hundsdorf for studies at the rabbinical seminary in 1912; served as a chaplain in the Austro-Hungarian army during World War I; deported to the Kistarcsa camp on 21 March 1944; transfer to forced labor in Budapest; escape and stay in Nagyvárad, Arad and Bucharest under a false identity; rescuing Jews during the war; helping Jewish refugees after the war through...

File Number : 699

Type of Material : Letter, Biography, Newspaper Clippings

Language : English, Romanian

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