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and displaced persons at Kloster-Indersdorf (Kibbutz Dror) and in Great Britain. Included
are speeches given by Leonard G. Montefiore relating to Jewish orphans, a book of
drawings by Moshe Barash (in Hebrew), and a book of songs.
Languages: English, Hebrew, Yiddish 1945–1983 (bulk 1945–1948)
3 linear inches
Source of Acquisition: Shoshannah G. Fine
Finding aid: Folder-level description
NOTE: See also RG-19.034—Greta Fisher Papers, for additional information on Kloster-
Indersdorf
RG-04.075 --- David H. Pollock papers, 1945–1964
This collection contains 18 letters and one newspaper clipping related to David Pollock‘s
work to reunite Holocaust survivors from Buchenwald with their families after liberation.
Biographical/historical note: David H. Pollock, a Canadian Jewish officer at Buchenwald
soon after liberation, collected the names and addresses of relatives of liberated prisoners
and wrote to them that their family members were still alive and needed their assistance.
Due to his efforts, many Holocaust survivors were reunited with their families.
Languages: In English with some Hebrew 1945–1964
22 items (1 folder)
Source of Acquisition: David H. Pollock
Finding aid: Item level description
See the finding aid for this collection: RG-04.075
RG-52.005 --- Records of the Imre Finta Case
This collection contains documents relating to naturalized Canadian citizen Imre Finta,
who served in the Hungarian gendarmerie in 1944, and was the subject of an
investigation and trial as a suspected war criminal. A Canadian court acquitted him in the
early 1990s.
Provenance: Randolph Braham collected the material while serving as a prosecution
expert historian in the 1980s during the Crown v Finta trial in Ottawa, Canada.
Languages: English, Hungarian 1945–1994
6 boxes
Source of Acquisition: Randolph L. Braham
Finding aid: Folder-level description