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RG-10.026 Booth Family Papers, 1940–1948
USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 221
This collection contains correspondence exchanged between the Philip Booth family and
Leon Kubowitzki, while attempting to aid several Jews from German-occupied Belgium.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is Mary M. Booth, Philip Booth‘s widow, who
immigrated to the United States in 1922.
Languages: English
1.25 linear inches
RG-10.031 Barbara Sadagopan Papers, 1942–1989
This collection includes letters from relatives to the Sadagopan family as well as articles
concerning Helmut Krommer and Arnolda Weisz-Kubicana, both of whom were artists
and relatives of the donor, Lisa Topelmann.
Biographical/historical note: Barbara Sadagopan was born in Berlin in 1923. She is the
daughter of the graphic artist Helmut Krommer, who was a Catholic. Because her mother
was a Jew, the family suffered persecution and was forced to flee the Künstlerkolonie in
Berlin and find refuge in Czechoslovakia. She later fled to Yugoslavia when the Germans
invaded Prague. Sadagopan and her sisters and mother obtained visas and fled to
England. She spent the war years in England and immigrated to the United States in
1948.
Languages: German, Czech, and English
1 folder
Restrictions: Published materials protected under copyright
RG-10.036 Reports of Einsatzgruppen, 1941–1944
This collection contains copies of reports concerning the activities of various
Einsatzgruppen in several occupied European countries. Among the topics discussed in
the reports are Einsatzgruppen activities against Communists in occupied areas and
specific actions against the Jews of Estonia.
Provenance: No donor information available
Languages: German and English
1 linear inch