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USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 202 Languages: Polish and English .25 inches Restrictions: Materials may have been published. If so, they are protected under copyright. RG-03.011 Records Relating to the Shanghai Jewish Community, N.D. This collection contains testimony and newsletters relating to the life of John and Harriet Isaack, members of the Jewish refugee community in Shanghai, China. Included are descriptions of a reunion of the Shanghai Jewish community in San Francisco, California, in 1980 and information about John Isaack‘s career with the Kulturbund of Berlin before his emigration in 1939. Provenance: Source of acquisition is John Isaack. Languages: English and German .25 inches Restrictions: Published materials protected under copyright RG-04.004 Documents and Photographs Relating to Buchenwald Camp and the Regensburg cemetery, 1945 This collection contains 13 photographs of the burial ceremony of camp victims near Regensburg, Germany; several documents relating to labor and food conditions at Regensburg during World War II; and a report of the atrocities at the Buchenwald camp. The collection also contains a set of tefillin (phylacteries), which is held in the USHMM Art and Artifact Branch. Provenance: Walter Fried, the donor, collected the material and took the photographs of the Regensburg burial site while serving in the U. S. Army in Europe during World War II. Languages: English and German 1 folder RG-04.014 Selected Records Relating to the Activities of the International Red Cross in Terezin, 1939–1990 This collection contains photocopies relating to the work of the International Red Cross in the ghetto at Terezin. Among the materials are ―white papers‖ produced by the Red Cross in defense of its activities at Terezin and several photocopies of photographs depicting Jews and others incarcerated at Terezin.
USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 203 Provenance: Source of acquisition is Mary-Lou McCutcheon of the International Social Services Department of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). Languages: French and English 1 linear inch NOTE: For additional materials relating to the ICRC, see RG-64—International Committee of the Red Cross; RG–19.044M—Selected Records from the International Committee of the Red Cross Commission for Prisoners, Internees and Civilians. Hostages and Political Prisoners (Otages et détenus politiques); and RG–19.045M—Selected Records from the International Committee of the Red Cross Commission for Prisoners, Internees and Civilians. Jews (Israélites). RG-04.018 Confession and Letter of Mauthausen Commandant, 1945 This collection contains an English-language version of a confession made by Franz Ziereis, the commandant of Mauthausen concentration camp (identified in the documents as ―Franz‖) after his arrest by American forces in May 1945. In the confession, the commandant describes conditions in Mauthausen and other camps as well as the various methods of torture and execution practiced by the Nazis. Ziereis also gives detailed information about the activities of his fellow commanders and physicians employed in the camps. Also included are two poems in German concerning suffering in the camps and a letter from Ziereis to his wife. Provenance: The memoir was found with a group of papers that lack donor and/or provenance information, but were given to the USHMC early in its history. Languages: English and German 1 folder NOTE: See also RG-04.049—Confessions of an SS Killer RG-04.019 Das Krematorium in Dachau, 1945 ―Das Krematorium in Dachau‖ is an eyewitness report given by Willy Furlan-Horst, a film director from Vienna and a ―protected prisoner‖ at Dachau, shortly after the liberation of Dachau. The report describes the interior of the crematoria, the gas chambers, the procedures for torture and execution of prisoners, the duties of the crematoria Kommandos, and the facilities for housing the SS attack dogs. Also included are copies of four photographs of death scenes in Dachau after liberation, and an English translation prepared by the USHMM Archives. Provenance: Private donation Languages: German and English 1 folder Restrictions: Translation rights reserved
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