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Documentation regarding the relief provided by International Jewish relief organizations to survivors in Poland and newspaper clippings on the subject of the survivors and the need for immediate relief, 1943-1944 - Telegram from Emil Sommerstein, Chairman of the Committee for Relief of the Polish Jews from Lublin (published by the United Jewish Relief Appeal) with an appeal for immediate relief for the Jewish survivors with food, medicines and shelter, 13 September 1944; - Invitations to meetings and deliberations regarding the relief for survivors in Poland sent to Ignacy Schwarzbart by the United Jewish...

File Number : 270

Type of Material : Letter, Invitation, Survey, Telegram, Document, Newspaper Clippings

Language : Hebrew, Polish, English, Yiddish

Testimony of Esther Mark, regarding her experiences in Bialystok, in hiding, in the Saratov area and Moscow

Testimony

Testimony of Esther Mark, regarding her experiences in Bialystok, in hiding, in the Saratov area and Moscow Work of her husband, Professor Bar Mark, as the administrator of the Jewish Historical Institute in Warsaw. Escape, October 1939; crosses the Soviet-German border; her husband's work at the editor-in-chief of the literary section of the "Bialystok Stern" ("Bialystok Star") newspaper in Bialystok; witness joins her husband; her work as the principal of a Yiddish-language high school; her husband is accused of Trotskyite tendencies; removal of the threat to exile her husband to Siberia; refusal to...

File Number : 4168

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Polish

Testimony of Mira (Zomerstein) Temchin, daughter of Dr. Emil Zomerstein, regarding her father's experiences in Lwow and his activities on behalf of the Polish Jews in the Soviet Union

Testimony

Testimony of Mira (Zomerstein) Temchin, daughter of Dr. Emil Zomerstein, regarding her father's experiences in Lwow and his activities on behalf of the Polish Jews in the Soviet Union Dr. Zomerstein is a public activist and member of the Sejm (Polish Parliament). Soviet occupation of Lwow, September 1939; detention of her father by the NKVD; Sikorski agreement; her father is pardoned; her father's activities on behalf of the Polish Jews in the Soviet Union; end of the war. Continuation of her father's public activities.

File Number : 4167

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Polish