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USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 200 release and work in the Dutch embassy in Madrid, the deaths of family members, and his emigration to the United States. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Dolf Ringel. Languages: English 5 microfiche cards Restrictions: Fair use only RG-02.210 The Family of Aryeh-Leyb Fingerhut (Leo Gerut), 1993 This memoir, compiled by Rosalie Gerut, describes the experiences of her father, Aryeh- Leyb (Leybl) Fingerhut, in Lithuania and Ukraine; his interest in music and the Yiddish language; his work as a researcher for YIVO (Institute for Jewish Research) in Vilnius, Lithuania; his memories of the German invasion of Lithuania in 1941; his life in the Shavl (Siauliai) ghetto; his experiences as a forced laborer; his transfer to Stutthof concentration camp in 1944 and then to ―Lager 10‖ of Utting, a sub-camp of Dachau concentration camp, where he was elected head of his barracks; his experiences during a death march from Dachau into the Tyrol Mountains from April 24 to May 2, 1945; his transfer after liberation to Feldafing displaced persons camp where he organized a choir and a Yiddish theater group and met his future wife, Hanka Warszawska, a fellow concentration camp survivor; and his emigration to the United States in 1949, where he lived until his death in September 1989. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Rosalie Gerut. Languages: English .15 linear inches NOTE: See also Art and Artifact Branch Accession 1998.81—The Shari and George Fine Collection RG-02.212 ―Toward the Abyss: Cards and Letters: Mindelheim-Lublin‖ by Werner Jacob Lipton, 1941–1943 This collection contains photocopied letters and postcards, most of which are addressed to Werner Jacob Lipton (born Liebschütz) from his parents, Fanni and Jakob Liebschütz, his aunt and uncle, Max and Berta Bach, and his grandmother, Mina Liebschütz. The correspondence describes the family‘s efforts to emigrate and other matters. In 1939, following increasing restrictions on German Jews, Lipton‘s parents sent him to Switzerland, where he lived in Kinderheime (children‘s homes). His parents were deported from Mindelheim, Germany, to the Piaski ghetto in March 1942; by June 1942 they were near Lublin, Poland. Their last letters are farewell notes to their son indicating they are leaving for an unspecified location. Lipton‘s grandmother died in Terezin (Theresienstadt) concentration camp, and his aunt and uncle died in an unnamed concentration camp.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is Werner Jacob Lipton. Languages: English, German 2 microfiche cards Finding Aids: English-language translations available RG-02.213 Klara Ostfeld Collection, 1986–1990 USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 201 This collection consists of a typewritten translation of Klara Ostfeld‘s memoir relating her life in Cernăuţi, Romania (now Chernovtsy, Ukraine) under the Ion Antonescu regime; her deportation to Transnistria in 1941; conditions in the ―Mogilev Podolsk‖ (Mogilev-Podolski) and Scazenets forced labor camps; and her postwar life in Romania, Israel, and Venezuela. Carlos Rangel wrote a prologue to the memoir. Ostfeld‘s resumé of her memoir and photocopies of press releases and articles are included. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Klara Ostfeld via Michael Berenbaum. Languages: English, Spanish, German, and Hebrew 9 microfiche cards RG-03.009 ―Recollections of One Participant in the Evacuation of the Jewish Community from the British Colony of Cyprus in 1941,‖ Ca. 1989 This memoir concerns the experiences of Frederick Wohl and his family during the evacuation of Jews from Cyprus and the family‘s travels to Israel and southern Africa. Also included is a list of names and addresses of those Jews evacuated from Cyprus to Tel Aviv in June 1941. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Frederick R. Wohl. Languages: English 1 folder RG-03.010 ―The Tragedy of World War Two,‖ [[[NO DATE!!]]] This collection contains two typescripts written by Stanley Kowalski concerning his native town of Jazlowiec, Poland. The first typescript (in English) is a copy of pages 158 through 180 of a larger manuscript entitled ―Jazlowiec, the Town Lost in History.‖ The second typescript (35 pages) is in Polish. Kowalski was imprisoned by the Soviets and taken to Soviet prisons in the East. Eventually he was a member of the First Polish Armoured Division, which fought on the Western front. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Stanley Kowalski.
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