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USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 206 pages with the title ―World War II: American Servicemen (POWs) in Stalags, forced marches, death marches and separated because of religion, color or nationality and forced to go to special concentration camps instead of Stalags.‖ Languages: English 3 linear inches Restrictions: On use. Legal ownership has yet to be determined by USHMM. Researchers are limited to use for background information only, and cannot use direct quotations in any publications. RG-04.038 Selected Records from the American Field Service Archives and Museum Relating to Bergen-Belsen, 1945 This collection relates to the work of the American Field Service (C and D Platoons) at Bergen-Belsen concentration camp after liberation. It contains information about the starvation of prisoners, sanitation and disease in the camp, forms of execution used in the camp, mass burials of Bergen-Belsen victims, medical care for survivors, and the activities of specific AFS personnel during the post-liberation clean up of the camp. Provenance: Source of acquisition is the American Field Service Archives and Museum. Languages: English and German 2 linear inches RG-04.043 Kay Foldvary Papers Relating to Post-Liberation Dachau, Ca. 1945 This collection contains ―Recollections of Dachau, May 1945‖ and ―Memories of Life in U.S. Army, 1942 and 116th Evacuation Hosp. in Europe 1944–1945,‖ both written by Kay Foldvary. The dates of the memoirs are unknown. Both memoirs relate to Foldvary‘s experiences as a U.S. Army nurse at Dachau after the liberation. Also included are 52 photographs of original photographs from a photo album compiled by Foldvary. The photos depict images of post-liberation Dachau and are accompanied by handwritten captions by Foldvary. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Kay Foldvary via Howard Cylinder. Languages: English 2 folders RG-04.049 Confessions of an SS Killer, 1945 This is a copy, in English, of a confession made by Franz Ziereis, the last commandant of Mauthausen, after his arrest and shooting by American forces in May 1945. Ziereis describes the persecution of Jews in Mauthausen, atrocities committed by SS guards, the
USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 207 Nazi practice of ―euthanasia,‖ the use of human skin to bind books and make satchels, executions in the camp, death marches, a camp brothel, and camp inmate markings. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Sidney D. Gell, a former member of the U.S. Army‘s 131st Evacuation Hospital, to which Ziereis was taken after he was shot trying to escape. Gell was part of the team that translated Ziereis‘s confession into English. The original is in the National Archives and Records Administration, College Park, MD. Languages: English NOTE: See also RG-04.018—Confession and Letter of Mauthausen Commandant RG-04.059 Charles Rosenbloom Dachau Collection, 1945–1947 This collection contains photocopies of camp prisoners‘ newsletters, proceedings and meeting minutes, communiqués, memoranda, correspondence, reports, and a scrapbook relating to Charles Rosenbloom‘s work with United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) Team 115 at Dachau in the summer of 1945 and his involvement with the International Prisoners‘ Committee in Dachau. Provenance: Charles Rosenbloom collected the documents during his service in Dachau. The originals are in the Holocaust Museum Houston Education Center and Memorial, Houston, Texas. Source of acquisition is David P. Bell. Languages: English, German, Czech, French, Dutch, Belgian, Greek, Italian, Polish, Russian, and Slovenian 4 linear inches Finding Aids: Folder-level description RG-04.075 David H. Pollock papers, 1945–1964 This collection contains 18 letters and one newspaper clipping related to David Pollock‘s work to reunite Holocaust survivors from Buchenwald with their families after liberation. Provenance: The donor is David H. Pollock, a Canadian Jewish officer at Buchenwald soon after liberation, who collected the names and addresses of relatives of liberated prisoners and informed them that their family members were still alive and needed their assistance. Languages: English with some Hebrew 22 items (1 folder) Finding Aids: Item level description
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