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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.
Languages: English, German 1945–1946 1 folder Source of Acquisition: George Sakheim USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 113 RG-19.012 --- Diary of Fannie Stern Selig, November 3, 1947 through December 8, 1947 This travel log was kept by Fannie Stern during her 1947 visit to several displaced persons camps throughout Europe and Palestine. The diary focuses on topics such as the emigration of Jews to Palestine, the care of children, the conditions at abandoned concentration camps, and the reentry of Jews into normal life after the Holocaust. Biographical/historical note: Fannie Stern Selig was, at one time, president of the Women‘s Auxiliary of the Jewish Federation and her 1947 trip was on behalf of the Federation. Provenance: Peggy Selig Gordon, daughter of Fannie Stern Selig, donated the diary to the Archives. Language: English 1947 1 linear inch Source of Acquisition: Peggy Selig Gordon Restrictions: Protected by copyright RG-06.002.01 --- Report of Henry S. Otto This is a copy of a report given by Col. Henry S. Otto, concerning his involvement with the SHAEF Intelligence and the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg. Also included are descriptions of the Allied inspection of Dachau, details of Hermann Göring‘s surrender to the Seventh U.S. Army, and the sentences given to the Nuremberg defendants. Language: English Ca. 1945–1946 1 folder Source of Acquisition: From the Deceased Alumni Records, #41/2/877, collection at the Department of Manuscripts and University Archives, Cornell University Libraries in Ithaca, New York. Restrictions: Cite Cornell University Libraries as holder of the original. RG-19.061 --- Records of the Emergency Committee in Aid of Displaced Foreign Scholars This collection contains documentation on the individuals who successfully or unsuccessfully sought aid. In all, some 6,000 displaced scholars and professional persons from Europe appealed to the Committee. Of that number, 335 were granted assistance through the Committee. Of particular importance is series 3, which contains biographical
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Accession 1999.A.0267 --- Ludwig Ch
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Accession 1989.115 --- The Hebrew I
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RG-10.026 Booth Family Papers, 1940
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RG-10.129 Simon Klein Letters, 1945
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