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Telegrams and correspondence of the War Refugee Board (WRB) in Washington and various US Embassies on matters relating to South American countries, 1944

Telegrams and correspondence of the War Refugee Board (WRB) in Washington and various US Embassies on matters relating to South American countries, 1944 Page 1: Urgent memorandum in the name of the Polish Ambassador in Washington with an update regarding the transfer of Jews with South American passports from Vittel camp to Drancy camp in France, for the purpose of deportation to concentration camps, and the need to act urgently on their behalf, 02 May 1944; Pages 2-3: Telegram to the US Embassy in Asuncion, Paraguay, stating that the Vatican is making efforts on behalf of Jews holding Paraguayan...

File Number : 109

Type of Material : Telegram, Official Documentation

Language : English

To be translated

File Number : 5070

Type of Material : Memoirs

Language : French

Articles, literary excerpts and correspondence regarding the extermination of the Jews, rescue operations and personal documents, 1980

Articles, literary excerpts and correspondence regarding the extermination of the Jews, rescue operations and personal documents, 1980 Included in the file: Page 1: Letter from John W. Pehle to Mr. Byron Price regarding contacts with the Gestapo to release refugees in the [Nazi] occupied countries, 15 September 1944; Pages 2-3: Draft of a telegram and a letter from Chaim Pazner to Eliezer Kaplan in Istanbul (handwritten, in German), 13 March 1943; Page 4: Excerpt from a letter (reduced photocopy, illegible), 12 December 1942; Page 5: Telegram from [David] Horowitz to Chaim Pazner regarding...

File Number : 120

Type of Material : Personal Documents, Curriculum Vitae (cv), Letter, Book, Newspaper, Research Article, Survey Report

Language : Hebrew, French, English, German

Documentation regarding help by various countries and by the Red Cross organization to the Jews in Hungary, including the distribution of foreign citizenship certificates, protective passports and certificates to Eretz Israel, 1944-1945 - Documentation regarding efforts to obtain passports and citizenship documents of South American countries for persecuted Jews and the granting of Schutzbrief (protective passports) to Jews in Hungary by embassies of neutral countries (Switzerland, Sweden and Portugal); - Reports by the Hechalutz movement regarding the situation of the Jews in Hungary; - Report...

File Number : להזמנת התיק ראו קוד מיקרופילם

Type of Material : Official Documentation, Survey Report, List of Names, Personal Documents

Language : French, English, German

Passport of Mathieu Muller, born in Diemeringen, issued in Marseille in 1941, and El Salvador citizenship certificate of the Klein family

Passport of Mathieu Muller, born in Diemeringen, issued in Marseille in 1941, and El Salvador citizenship certificate of the Klein family - French passport of Mathieu Muller, born in Diemeringen, France, on 13 August 1895, issued in Marseille in January 1941. His wife: Alice Rachel (Bauer). Their daughters: Florine born in 1927, Miryam born in 1928, Judith born in 1932, Edith born in 1935 and Mireille born in 1936. They escaped to Switzerland in 1942; - an excerpt from the book "Emissaries" written by Alexandre Rotenberg about his meeting with the lawyer Mathieu Muller in Marseille in August 1942,...

File Number : 668

Type of Material : Excerpt(s), Passport

Language : French, English, German

Red Cross letters and postcards sent by family members in Beszterce to Mosche Mandl in Eretz Israel, 1940-1944, and telegrams send by his cousin Joseph Mandl from Zurich, 1944

Red Cross letters and postcards sent by family members in Beszterce to Mosche Mandl in Eretz Israel, 1940-1944, and telegrams send by his cousin Joseph Mandl from Zurich, 1944 - Postcard sent by his father Emanuel Mandl and other members of the family in Beszterce to Mosche Mandl in Eretz Israel, 1940-1941; - Red Cross letters and correspondence between Mosche Mandl in Eretz Israel and his parents and the rest of his family in Beszterce, 1941-1944; the last response from his parents was received 24 January 1944; - Telegrams sent by his cousin Joseph Mandl from Zurich to Mosche Mandl in Eretz Israel,...

File Number : 2370

Type of Material : Red Cross Letter, Telegram, Official Documentation, Postcard

Language : Hebrew, English, German, Hungarian