Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies Guide to English-Language ...

Languages: English, Portuguese, German 1939–1944
6 folders
Source of Acquisition: Anita Kassof
Finding aid: Folder-level descriptions
Restrictions: Some materials protected under copyright
RG-68.098M --- Survey of Children
USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 145
This collection contains information gathered by the Central Historical Commission of
the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the U.S. Zone, Munich, about the children
among Holocaust survivors in Displaced Persons camps. There are approximately 325
questionnaires, some with photos, along with other materials such as biographies of
wards of the Children‘s Home at Ulm.
Provenance: Yad Vashem collection M.1.PC. The microfilming took place in 1955.
Language: English 1945–1948
Rolls of 35 mm
Source of Acquisition: Yad Vashem, Jerusalem
Restrictions: No duplication of rolls for third parties or publication in print or on the
Internet without permission of the source archive
RG-71 --- Robert M.W. Kempner Collection
This record group consists of the personal archive of Dr. Robert M. W. Kempner, who
was Deputy Chief Prosecutor at the Nuremberg Subsequent Tribunals and Chief
Prosecutor of the Ministries Case (Case No. XI); was a consultant to the United States
Government on German Police organization; had a private legal practice in Germany and
in the United States, specializing in restitution claims and adoption cases; and wrote and
lectured extensively on War Crimes Trials, the Third Reich, and on German politics. It
contains correspondence, memoranda, research materials, interrogation and other reports,
sound recordings, photographs, and other materials relating to the career and life of
Robert M. W. Kempner and to his preparation and research in connection with the
Ministries Case. As of the publication of this edition of the Guide, processing of the
collection has not been completed.
Provenance: Consists of the written estate of Robert M. W. Kempner, for the most part,
from his Lansdowne, Pennsylvania, home and office, but also from his German law
office.
Languages: German, English, French ca. 1913–1995
Ca. 250 linear ft.
Source of Acquisition: Estate of Robert M. W. Kempner
Finding aid: Folder-level inventory in progress