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USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 134 Biography: Richard Straus (b. December 28, 1925, Karlsruhe, Germany) entered the United States in June 1940 and became a naturalized citizen in October 1944. He joined the United States Army in July 1944 and served in the Signal Corps of the 87th Infantry Division. He began work with the U.S. State Department in November 1948, serving in the office of German Public Affairs. From 1961 to 1963, he served as president of the board of the American International School in Vienna, Austria. He died on October 4, 1986. Provenance: Alan G. Straus, Richard Straus‘ son, obtained the papers after his father‘s death in 1986. He donated the collection to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives in October 1989. Languages: German, English 1945–1974 10 linear inches Source of Acquisition: Alan G. Straus See the finding aid for this collection: RG-28.009 RG-06.002.05 --- An Approach to the Preparation of the Prosecution Against Axis Criminality (Telford Taylor Memorandum) This memorandum contains Telford Taylor‘s description of the basic parts of a war crimes case, the expected accomplishments of the Office of the U.S. Chief of Counsel for the Prosecution of Axis Criminality, an explanation of the ―illegal launching‖ of aggressive war acts, and descriptions of the various types of evidence to be sought during investigation. Provenance: Written in July 1945 by Col. Telford Taylor of the Office of the U.S. Chief of Counsel for the Prosecution of Axis Criminality. The original memo is found in the Murray C. Bernay Collection at the Library of the University of Wyoming. Language: English 1945 1 folder Source of Acquisition: William Mandel RG-06.005.02 --- Office of the U.S. Chief of Counsel for War Crimes—Preliminary Briefs of Economics Division, Vol. 1 This collection contains copies of ten legal briefs compiled by the Office of the U.S. Chief of Counsel for War Crimes (OCCWC) from 1946–1947. The briefs contain a timeline of important dates in modern German history, a glossary of German economic terms, a report on the ―Führerprinzip,‖ and a brief concerning the ―Aryanization‖ of Jewish property.
USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 135 Provenance: During his service with the OCCWC, Drexel Sprecher collected the briefs as part of his duties. In 1986 he allowed the USHMM Archives to copy the material, after which the Museum returned it to him. Language: English 1946–1947 2.5 linear inches Source of Acquisition: Drexel Sprecher Finding aid: Table of contents RG-10.038 --- Shlomo Goldberg Papers This collection contains the diary of Shlomo Goldberg and other documents relating to his life in Europe and the United States. Goldberg was a native of Luck, Poland, but in the wake of the Nazi conquest of western Polan he fled to Byelorussia in the Soviet Union where he worked as an engineer. Due to his location and occupation during the war, his life was spared. Provenance: Shlomo Goldberg started the diary after the end of World War II. The photographs of his family in Poland were brought to the United States at the time of his emigration. Other materials were collected up until the time of his death. Language: English 1945–1991 1 linear inch Source of Acquisition: Brenda Senders RG-10.025 --- Emil Singer Papers This collection contains correspondence between Emil Singer and Philip Ellovich concerning the emigration of the Singer family from Austria. The letters written by Philip Ellovich in the 1940s and 1950s concern his search for Emil and Grete Singer after World War II. Also included is an article written by Ed Leffingwell concerning an exhibition of Singer‘s artwork at the Insignia Gallery in Youngstown, Ohio. Provenance: Philip Ellovich collected the correspondence during and after World War II. Biographical/historical note: Emil Singer, a Jew of Austrian citizenship and an etcher, was born on August 17, 1881, in Gaya, Moravia. He resided with his wife, Grete, in Vienna until their deportation to Poland on May 12, 1942. Documents in the collection suggest that the Singers were killed in the Izbica camp in Poland. Languages: German, English 1939–1955 .25 linear inches Source of Acquisition: Joseph Ellovich Restrictions: Published materials protected under copyright
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