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RG-08.002 Hadassah Rosensaft Papers, 1945–1992 USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 218 This collection contains materials relating to the history of the Bergen-Belsen displaced persons (DP) camp, where from 1945 to 1950, Dr. Hadassah Rosensaft and her husband Josef were political and medical leaders. Subjects include the trials of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp guards and other personnel, testimony by Dr. Rosensaft about medical experiments and gas chambers at Auschwitz, the behavior of the Belsen camp guards, the emigration of Jewish orphans to Palestine, the activities of the Central Jewish Committee of the British Zone, the seizure of the Dromit in 1949, the evacuation of the Jewish DP camp Hohne, the Glyn Hughes DP hospital, the growth of antisemitism in the British Zone, closure of the Belsen DP camp 1950–1951, and planning for the Belsen DP camp memorial. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Hadassah Rosensaft. Languages: Yiddish, German, English, Hebrew, and Polish Ca. 4 linear inches Finding Aids: Collection-level summary NOTE: This collection spans RG-08.002*1 to RG-08.002*13. RG-08.003 Additional Records from the Hadassah Rosensaft Papers, Ca. 1992 This collection contains a list of participants in and the agenda for the ―Pädagogik nach Auschwitz‖ conference held in November 1992. Also included are photocopies of transcripts of Dr. Rosensaft‘s speeches relating to her experiences in the Bergen-Belsen DP camp, her recollections of the origins of the United States Holocaust Memorial Council and its early years, and congratulatory letters for her 80 th birthday. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Hadassah Rosensaft. Languages: English and German 1 folder RG-09.005 1981 International Liberators Conference Collection, 1981–1983 (bulk 1981) This collection contains testimonies written by concentration camp liberators during the International Liberators Conference organized by the United States Holocaust Memorial Council and held in Washington, D.C., in October 1981. The testimonies describe liberation experiences at various Nazi concentration camps throughout Europe. Also included is material describing the International Liberators Conference. Organization and arrangement: The files are arranged alphabetically by camp name. Testimonies within the files are also arranged alphabetically by name.
USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 219 Provenance: Participants of the October 1981 International Liberators Conference wrote the testimonies in response to a request from the United States Holocaust Memorial Council. Languages: English 3 boxes Finding Aids: Folder-level description RG-09.014 Malcolm Vendig Papers Relating to Post-liberation Dachau, 1944–1945 This collection contains daily reports, war diaries, and memoranda produced by Capt. Malcolm A. Vendig while serving in World War II and later as military governor of the Landkreis Dachau. Subjects covered include the activities of the 83rd U.S. Infantry Division before liberation, operations of the Dachau concentration camp after liberation, the administration of public safety, the distribution of food in the area, and the restarting of local industry. Also included are typescripts of discussions between Vendig and Dr. Heinrich Kneuer, the Landrat of Dachau. Provenance: Eleanor Vendig obtained her husband‘s papers after his death and donated them to the Museum. Languages: English and German 46 microfiche cards Finding Aids: Folder title list Restrictions: Published materials protected by copyright NOTE: A small amount of this collection is in the USHMM Art and Artifacts Branch. RG-10.003 Many Kisses, 1942–1984 (bulk 1944) 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, the donor, translated most of the material into English. Languages: Hungarian, English, and German 1.75 linear inches RG-10.017 Henry Lasker Papers, 1920–1939 This collection contains a variety of materials concerning Jewish life in Central and Eastern Europe before the Holocaust, the suffering of Jews throughout history, and atrocities toward Jews in the Soviet Union and Poland. Also included is the November
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