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RG-02.021 --- Stanley Osinski Papers
USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 10
These papers contain information about the experiences of Stanley Osinski (then known
as Szaja Ofenhejm) during World War II and his involvement in the Warsaw Ghetto
Uprising.
Language: English N.d.
1 folder
Source of Acquisition: Stanley Osinski
Accession 1999.A.0274 --- David Frankel Papers
This collection contains a memoir describing Frankel‘s Holocaust experiences. Also
included are two booklets.
Language: English 1991–1992
2 folders
Source of Acquisition: David Frankel
RG-67.011M --- Records of the New York Office of the World Jewish Congress, Relief and
Rescue Department (Series D)
This collection contains records relating to relief and rescue activities, the location of
survivors, immigration, refugees, displaced persons, and relations with international relief
organizations, including the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration and
the Red Cross. Series D contains executive files and documents of the Immigration
Division, the Location Service, the Child Care Division, the Committee for Overseas
Relief Supplies, the Advisory Council on European Jewish Affairs, and the Rescue
Department.
Provenance: The New York Office of the World Jewish Congress, which donated the
material to the American Jewish Archives, Cincinnati, in 1982.
Language: Predominately English 1939–1969 (bulk 1940–1950)
131 microfilm rolls (35 mm)
Source of Acquisition: American Jewish Archives, Cincinnati
Finding aid: Folder-level descriptions in English
Restrictions: On publication and duplication
RG-02.017 --- Survival Oral History, 1933–1945 (Martin Alexander)
Martin Alexander‘s oral history describes his immediate family and other Berlin Jews
before and during the Holocaust, and his experiences while imprisoned at Auschwitz,
including Birkenau.