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RG-52.013 --- British Records Related to the Holocaust in Hungary
USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 121
This collection contains, but is not limited to, the documents of the Joel Brand mission, in
which the Germans offered the British and United States governments Jews in exchange
for 10,000 trucks and other materials. Also included are notes by Anthony Eden, G.H.
Hall, Winston Churchill, and others; the minutes of the War Cabinet‘s Refugee
Committee meeting on May 4 and August 4, 1944; Raoul Wallenberg‘s report about the
July 1944 coup attempt by László Baky; the June 26, 1944, cable from the World Jewish
Congress to Pope Pius XII; and a letter that was exchanged between Vyacheslav Molotov
and Eden.
Provenance: The donor collected the documents in the Public Record Office, Kew,
England.
Languages: English, French 1944–1945
2 folders (355 pages)
Source of Acquisition: Randolph L. Braham
Finding aid: Folder-level description
Accession 1989.A.131 --- Henry Einstein Papers
These papers include depositions, interrogations, and judgments of the U.S.-administered
Nuremberg trials and various other war crimes trials. The documents relate to alleged war
criminals; information on atrocities and crimes; and the persecution of Poles, Jews, and
foreign nationals by the Nazis.
Provenance: World War II veteran Henry Einstein worked as a clerk, investigator, and
interpreter at the war crimes trials in Nuremberg. Michael Klopfer, executor of the Henry
Einstein estate, donated the papers to the Museum.
Languages: English, German Ca. 1940–1950
36 linear inches
Source of Acquisition: Michael Klopfer
Finding aid: Folder-level description
RG-02.077 --- Hannah Metzger Speech Relating to Holocaust Survival
This speech contains information about Hannah Metzger‘s life while hiding in the home
of a Dutch farmer. Also included are descriptions of her near capture by the Germans.
Provenance: The donor delivered this speech at a reunion of the Jewish School of
Fürth/Nuremberg. In August 1984, Hannah Metzger sent a photocopy of the transcript to
Dr. Max Rothschild in preparation for the ―Faith in Humankind‖ conference, sponsored
by USHMC in September 1984.