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RG-10.003 --- Many Kisses USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 2 This scrapbook contains copies of correspondence between Andrew Engel and his family and friends, together with English translations, arranged in the format of a scrapbook. Included is information about the Engel family genealogy, the Righteous Among the Nations, the concentration camp at Nyirjes, and forced labor. Provenance: Andrew Engel translated most of the material into English. Languages: Hungarian, English, German 1942–1984 (esp. 1944) 1.75 linear inches Source of Acquisition: Andrew Engel RG-11.001M.93 --- World Association of Jewish Students (Fond 1230) This collection contains office records of this international student organization. Included are protocols of general meetings and executive board meetings; policy statements, proposals, and position papers to be presented at international conferences; press clippings; copies of a publication in English, The Monthly News Sheet, a number of English-language records from the International Student Service. Languages: French, German, English 1924–1936 3 microfilm rolls (16 mm) Finding aid: Preliminary English-language descriptions Restrictions: On reproduction and distribution RG-52.020 --- Miscellaneous Records Related to the Holocaust in Hungary This collection contains miscellaneous English and German language documents that were collected from printed sources and that pertain to the Holocaust in Hungary and to the Nuremberg trials. The collection can be considered the English-language, abridged version of Randolph L. Braham‘s 1963 publication, The Destruction of Hungarian Jewry. Languages: English, German 1941–1947 1 folder Source of Acquisition: Randolph L. Braham RG-68.049M --- Card Index of the AJJDC (American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee) This collection contains registration cards of the AJJDC emigration departments in Munich (in English) and Vienna (in English), and individual cards of refugees who reached Spain during World War II (in French). Language: English, French 1943–1959 37 microfilm rolls (35 mm) Source of Acquisition: AJJDC Archives, Jerusalem Finding aid: English-language reel list with name of office and alphabetical range of individuals‘ last names.
USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 3 Restrictions: On reproduction of microfilm for third parties. Researchers must credit the AJJDC in citations. RG-19.004 --- Records Relating to the Committee for Refugee Education This collection contains, in two subcollections, essays written by refugee students who were studying English in a program provided by the Committee for Refugee Education (CRE) after World War II. In the essays, the students describe their experiences of life in the United States, the memories of persecution and imprisonment in concentration camps, and their liberation. Also included are samples of teaching materials used in the English lessons, a December 18, 1949, letter written by one of the English-language instructors, and progress reports for 1940, 1941, 1942, and 1949. These reports include information about the CRE, statistics on students participating in English language training courses, teaching methods used by CRE instructors, and communications with other agencies that cooperated with the CRE, including the American Committee for Christian German Refugees and the Jewish Welfare Board. Language: English 1940–1942, 1949 1 folder Source of Acquisition: Rosalyn Malakoff Accession 1988.89 --- The Abraham Sosnowik Collection This memoir, both in the original Yiddish and in English translation, describes Abraham Sosnowik‘s experiences during the Holocaust in Novy Pohost and Szarkowszczyana, Poland. Languages: Yiddish and English 1945 3 items Source of Acquisition: Abraham Sosnowik RG-02.012 --- ―Recollections from my Life‘s Experiences‖ by Sophie Machtinger In this memoir, Sophie Machtinger discusses her experiences in the Łódź ghetto, her observations of the actions of Chaim Rumkowski, the liquidation of the Łódź ghetto, her family‘s deportation to Auschwitz, and her transport to Stutthof and Dresden. Provenance: Douglas Kouril translated the original Polish-language testimony into English. Languages: Polish, English 1987–1988 1 linear inch Source of Acquisition: Morton Faller
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