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Documentation regarding the activities of the War Refugee Board (WRB), October-December 1944

Documentation regarding the activities of the War Refugee Board (WRB), October-December 1944 Pages 3-5: Correspondence between the Secretary of State, Washington, and delegations of the WRB in Jerusalem regarding emigration from Bulgaria to Eretz Israel via Turkey, 06 October 1944; Page 6: Telegram from Cordell Hull, Department of State, Washington, to the US Legation, Bern, regarding the report that Anna and Rosa Frumkin and Eugenia Gorlin are in Bergen-Belsen, 03 October 1944; Pages 7-8: Telegram from Cordell Hull, Department of State, Washington, to the US Embassy, Ankara, regarding the...

File Number : 135.1

Type of Material : Memorandum, Official Documentation, Correspondence, Telegram, Letter(s), Note

Language : English

Documentation regarding the activities of the War Refugee Board (WRB), June-September 1944

Documentation regarding the activities of the War Refugee Board (WRB), June-September 1944 Page 3: Telegram from the US Consulate, Jerusalem, to the Secretary of State, Washington, regarding the already implemented deportation of 400,000 Hungarian Jews to Poland; the imminent deportation of the 350,000 remaining Jews and the required measures for intervention, 29 June 1944; Page 4: Telegram from Cordell Hull, State Department, Washington, to the US Consulate General, Istanbul, regarding efforts by the Jewish Agency to rescue 2,600 refugees, 04 July 1944; Pages 5-8: Letters from the US Embassy,...

File Number : 135

Type of Material : Letter(s), Memorandum, Correspondence, Telegram, Official Documentation, Note

Language : English

Excerpt from an article titled, "The Jewish Problem in Hungary", published in the "Die Lage" newspaper (official newspaper of the Nazi Party), regarding the deportation of the Jews of Hungary in 1944

Excerpt from an article titled, "The Jewish Problem in Hungary", published in the "Die Lage" newspaper (official newspaper of the Nazi Party), regarding the deportation of the Jews of Hungary in 1944 Activities by the Germans, for the deportation of the Jews of Hungary; start of the deportation from North-East Hungary, in light of the advance of the Red Army; approximately 100,000 Jews remain in the Hungarian Army labor battalions; "cleansing" Hungary of its Jews by 19 July [1944]; agreement by the Hungarian population was a condition for the success of the operation; non-harming of Jews due to the...

File Number : 43

Type of Material : Newspaper Clippings

Language : German