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USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 128 of the Red Cross), Switzerland Restrictions: See Reference Archivist Finding aid: (On roll no. 91) French-language folder-level descriptions for all rolls RG-04.059 --- Charles Rosenbloom Dachau Collection This collection contains photocopies of camp prisoners‘ newsletters, proceedings and minutes of meetings, communiqués, memoranda, correspondence, reports, and a scrapbook relating to Charles Rosenbloom‘s work with United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration Team 115 at Dachau in the summer of 1945 and his involvement with the International Prisoners‘ Committee in Dachau. Provenance: Charles Rosenbloom collected the documents during his service in Dachau. The originals are in the Holocaust Museum Houston Education Center and Memorial, Houston, Texas. Biographical/historical note: Charles Rosenbloom, a member of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration Team 115, served as liaison between military personnel and the International Prisoner‘s Committee in Dachau. Languages: English, German, Czech, French, Dutch, Belgian, Greek, Italian, Polish, Russian, and Slovenian 1945–1947 4 linear inches Source of Acquisition: David P. Bell Finding aid: Folder-level description RG-31.066M --- Regional Palestine Bureau, Lwow Branch This collection contains records of the Regional Palestine Bureau, established in 1924 and active in Eastern Galicia until Soviet annexation in 1939. The main purpose of the organization were preparing documents enabling Jews to emigrate to Palestine and acting as an agent for the purchase of land there. The bulk of the collection consists of correspondence with potential emigrants and is organized alphabetically and chronologically. The collection also contains correspondence with the Central Palestine Bureau in Warsaw and various Jewish and Zionist organizations in other countries regarding visas, immigration law, information about the political situation in Europe and Palestine, and other material. Provenance: State Central Historical Archives of Ukraine in Lviv, fond 332 opis 1 Language: Polish, Hebrew, English, German 1924–1939 27 microform rolls (35 mm) Source of Acquisition: Central State Historical Archives in Lviv
Finding aid: Folder-level descriptions in Ukrainian Restrictions: On reproduction and publication RG-28.008 --- Stern Family Papers Relating to Restitution USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 129 These papers relate to the fate of Ilse Stern Salinger, who was incarcerated in Westerbork and who later perished at Auschwitz together with her husband and child. Also included is information about the cooperative efforts of Mrs. Salinger‘s father, Robert Stern, and her mother-in-law, Clara Alice Steinhaus, to obtain restitution from the West German government for damages (e.g. loss of freedom, loss of property) to Ilse Salinger. Provenance: The papers in this collection were received or created by Robert Stern and apparently passed down through the family to the donor, who is the son of Robert Stern‘s brother. Language: English Ca. 1945–Ca. 1980 1 folder Source of Acquisition: Eric Stern RG-20.022 --- Mania Birnberg Collection about Mary Barys This collection contains photocopies of clippings and other documents relating to the actions of Mary Barys Szul (b. 1928) who was recognized as a Righteous Among the Nations by Yad Vashem in 1982 (Case Number 3233). Biographical/historical note: Mania Birnberg was a survivor of the Zborow ghetto. She escaped to a nearby village and Mary Barys provided a hiding place and protection for her. Birnberg immigrated to the United States after World War II. Language: English Ca.1982–1991 1 folder Source of Acquisition: Mania Birnberg Restrictions: Fair use only RG-19.051 --- The Goldfarb Family Collection This collection contains one song booklet and eight postage stamps given to students in the Kassel displaced persons camp, 66 black-and-white photographs of the Goldfarb family in the Kassel and Ziegenhain displaced persons camps, and 22 documents pertaining to the experiences of Roza, Elimelech, and William Goldfarb in those camps. Biographical/historical note: Elimelech, Roza, and William Goldfarb lived as refugees in the Ziegenhain and Kassel displaced persons camps after World War II. Elimelech Goldfarb, father of William Goldfarb, served as the leader of the Kassel camp.
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