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USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 112
affidavits of witnesses, testimonies of the survivors (claimants), and indemnity claims
against the German government.
Provenance: The files originated in the United Restitution Organization (URO), which is
an American organization functioning as a liaison between Holocaust survivors and
German reparations agencies.
Language: English Ca. 1933–Ca. 1989
58.5 cubic feet
Source of Acquisition: URO Office of Los Angeles, California
Finding aid: Partial alphabetical name list
Restrictions: On access and use
RG-02.107 --- ―As I Remember: Memoirs from the War and Concentration Camps‖ by
Pauline Buchenholz
In this memoir, Pauline Buchenholz describes her internment with members of her family
in the Kraków ghetto; her separation from her parents during an Aktion; her incarceration
in the concentration camps of Kraków-Plaszów, Skarzysko-Kamienna, and Leipzig-
Schönfeld; her survival of a death march; and her liberation. Her memoir is continued in
the sequel, ―The Postwar Years,‖ which includes descriptions of the Deggendorf
displaced persons camp.
Language: English 1983, 1989
0.5 linear inches
Source of Acquisition: Pauline Buchenholz
Restrictions: Fair use only
NOTE: See also RG-02.143—‖The Postwar Years: a Sequel to ‗As I Remember‘‖ by
Pauline Buchenholz
RG-06.015 --- Interrogation Statement of Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski with Photograph
and Tribunal Pass
This collection contains a photocopy of the interrogation statement made by Erich von
dem Bach-Zelewski during proceedings of the International Military Tribunal in
Nuremberg. Also included is a copy of a photograph of von dem Bach-Zelewski‘s
appearance during the trial and a tribunal pass issued to George Sakheim as a translator at
the trial.
Provenance: During the IMT proceedings, a colleague passed the original interrogation
statement on to George Sakheim. It is now in the National Archives and Records
Administration, College Park, MD.