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RG-02.006 --- Isaac Frankel Testimony USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 118 This collection contains two testimonies (one original and one photocopy) by Isaac Frankel. Both testimonies are attached to letters that summarize Frankel‘s deportation, the loss of his family, his imprisonment in ghettos and forced labor camps, his survival of several selections and Buchenwald, and his life as a Holocaust survivor.Language: English 1991 1 folder Source of Acquisition: Isaac Frankel Accession 1997.A.0210 --- Records Relating to the International Settlement in Shanghai, China These records relate to the German foreign office and the Shanghai settlement, with specific attention given to the actions of the Japanese. Also included are documents on a weapons embargo during the Spanish Civil War and a large folder on the immigration policies of other countries vis-à-vis Jewish refugees. The latter contains significant material on George Rublee, the Evian Committee, and the aftermath of the Evian conference. Provenance: Possibly from German consulate in Shanghai, filmed by Foreign Office/State Department German War Documents Project 1952 Languages: German, English, French 1936–1939 1 microfilm roll (35 mm) Source of Acquisition: Sybil Milton Finding aid: German-language table of contents RG-08.002 --- Hadassah Rosensaft Papers This collection contains materials relating to the history of the Bergen-Belsen displaced persons (DP) camp, where from 1945 to 1950, Dr. Rosensaft and her husband Josef were political and medical leaders. Subjects include the trials of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp guards and other personnel, testimony by Dr. Rosensaft about medical experiments and gas chambers at Auschwitz, the behavior of the Belsen camp guards, the emigration of Jewish orphans to Palestine, the activities of the Central Jewish Committee of the British Zone, the seizure of the Dromit in 1949, the evacuation of the Jewish displaced persons (DP) camp Hohne, the Glyn Hughes DP hospital, the growth of antisemitism in the British Zone, closure of the Belsen DP camp 1950–1951, planning for the Belsen DP camp memorial, and the like. Languages: Yiddish, German, English, Hebrew, Polish 1945–1992 Ca. 4 linear inches
Source of Acquisition: Dr. Hadassah Rosensaft Finding aid: Collection level summary USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 119 RG-20.021 --- ―The Conspiracy of the Righteous: The Silence of the Village of Prelenfreydu-Gua Saved the Jewish Children and Adults in 1944‖ This manuscript contains information about citizens of Prélenfrey-du-Gua, France, who hid Jews during World War II. Specifically mentioned are the actions of the Guidi family, proprietors of the Les Tilleuls preventorium for tuberculosis patients. Also included are several articles relating to the Jews saved at Prélenfrey-du-Gua, and recent photographs of the Les Tilleuls preventorium. Serge Klarsfeld provided a preface to the manuscript. Provenance: In 1994 Editions C. Lacour published the original French manuscript by David Klugman, who also translated the work. Languages: English, French 1994 2 folders Source of Acquisition: David Klugman Restrictions: Materials protected under copyright; fair use only RG-59.018M --- Selected Records from the Judge Advocate General‘s Office, Military Deputy‘s Department and War Office, Directorates of Army Legal Services and Personal Services, War Crimes Files This collection contains war crimes files relating to the Children‘s Hostel in Lefitz, Germany and the death of Allied children. Provenance: Judge Advocate General‘s Office, Military Deputy‘s Department, and War Office, Directorates of Army Legal Services and Personal Services, War Crimes Files series 311 (WO 311) Language: English 1947–1948 1 microfilm roll (35 mm) Source of Acquisition: Public Record Office, Kew Finding Aid: Folder-level description RG-20.017 --- Fight for Thirteen This memoir contains information about Stefania Burzminski Podgorska, who hid and aided 13 Jews in the attic of her parents‘ home. Biographical/historical note: Stefania Podgorska (nee Burzminski) was born to Catholic parents in 1926 in Przemysl, Poland. After the war, she married Josef Podgorska, one of the Jews whom she hid in her attic, and immigrated to the United States.
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