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Language: English 1938–1949
98 microfilm rolls (35 mm)
Source of Acquisitions: Public Record Office, Kew
Finding Aid: Folder-level description
USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 111
RG-36.001M --- Selected Records from the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
This collection contains correspondence, reports, notices, diplomatic memoranda,
personal indexes, and other documents relating to the situation of the Jewish population
in Europe and pertaining to the activities of the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
during the Holocaust and after World War II. The collection has information about
Jewish emigration matters; the political and economic situation of Jewish war refugees;
and International Red Cross, World Jewish Congress, American Jewish Joint Distribution
Committee, and United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration activities
regarding Jewish refugees from Spain and other countries. Some documents relate to the
transportation of Sephardic Jews from their countries of origin to concentration camps.
Languages: Spanish, English, French, German 1936–1946
3 microfilm rolls (35 mm)
Source of Acquisition: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Madrid
Restrictions: On publication
RG-22.004 --- Soviet War News
This collection contains photocopies of the Soviet War News from 1944. Included is
information about the German invasion of the USSR, the ―sacking‖ of Kiev, mass
killings, the Babi Yar massacre, killings in Rovno (Rowne) and Odessa, Soviet prisoners
of war, the Majdanek concentration camp, the German invasion of Estonia, and the
deportation and killing of citizens of L‘viv (Lvov).
Provenance: Soviet War News was published by the Press Department of the Soviet
Embassy in London during World War II.
Language: English 1944
1 folder
Source of Acquisition: Sybil Milton
Restrictions: Published material is protected by copyright.
RG-28.004 --- Case files of the United Restitution Organization—Los Angeles Office
This collection contains inactive case files of Jewish Holocaust survivors who claimed
restitution for suffering and damage resulting from persecution by the Nazis. The cases
contain information on life in Nazi-occupied areas, conditions in concentration camps,
and the experiences of displaced persons and survivors. Among the documents are sworn