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USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 240 RG-16.002 Report: ―The Treatment of Shock from Prolonged Exposure to Cold, Especially in Water,‖ 1941–1946 This collection consists of a 68-page report issued in 1946 and written by Major Leo Alexander, Medical Corps, U.S. Army, European Theater of Operations, on his 1945 field investigation. The report has eight appendices that contain other reports and materials, some of which are in German. Topics include the research done by Dr. O.A. Weitz of the Institut für Luftfahrtmedizin on the ability of animals and humans to tolerate cold water; Alexander‘s summary of German conferences, letters, and reports on the problem; a final report on experiments on humans, including 1943 experiments at Dachau, which included an investigation of the results of various patterns of the rewarming of chilled human subjects; the role of Dr. Racher and his wife Nini; and the role of Heinrich Himmler. Provenance: Dr. Carlo Foa obtained this copy at the International Congress of Physiology in 1946. Source of acquisition is Piero Foa. Languages: English and German 4 microfiche cards NOTE: Also related is a copy of an article by Leo Alexander (New England Journal of Medicine, 14 July 1949), which is stored in the USHMM Archive‘s subject files under ―Medical Experiments.‖ RG-18.001 Condemnation of Genocide and Antisemitism, N.d. This collection consists of an English translation of a declaration by the Republic of Latvia‘s ―Highest Council‖ condemning genocidal acts by the Nazis. Included is an acknowledgement of the historical importance of Jews in Latvian culture and Latvia‘s future intolerance of antisemitic acts and racial discrimination. Provenance: Source of acquisition is George Schwab. Languages: English 1 folder RG–19.002 Helen Waren Letter, 1945 This collections consists of a copy of an undated letter by Helen Waren, an actress in Europe at the close of World War II. In her letter she describes her experiences with Allied troops in Europe, displaced persons camps, and displaced Jews suffering persecution after the war. Also included is a November 21, 1945, letter by Maj. Charles Heitzberg of the War Department, Office of the Chief of Staff, describing the origins of the letter to Lt. Gen. Lucius D. Clay, Deputy Military Governor of the U.S. Zone of Occupation.
USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 241 Provenance: Source of acquisition is the National Archives and Records Administration, record group 260 (OMGUS). Languages: English 1 folder RG–19.003 Vincent La Vista Report on Illegal Immigration in and through Italy, 1947 This collection consists of a copy of a declassified memorandum written on May 15, 1947, by Vincent La Vista to Herbert J. Cummings. The memorandum describes the illegal immigration of Jews, Hungarians, displaced persons in general, and other groups into and through Italy after World War II. La Vista also reports on the alleged illegal activities of institutions and groups including the Vatican, the International Red Cross, and the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration in connection with illegal immigration. Provenance: Source of acquisition is unknown. Languages: English 0.25 linear inches Restrictions: Legal ownership is unclear. Use materials only for background information. RG–19.004 Records Relating to the Committee for Refugee Education, 1940–1942, 1949 This collection contains, in two subcollections, essays written by refugee students studying English in a program provided by the Committee for Refugee Education (CRE) after World War II. In the essays the students describe their experiences of life in the United States, the memories of persecution and imprisonment in concentration camps, and their liberation. Also included are samples of teaching materials used in the English lessons; a December 18, 1949, letter written by one of the English-language instructors; and progress reports for 1940, 1941, 1942, and 1949. These reports include information about the CRE, statistics on students participating in English-language training courses, teaching methods used by CRE instructors, and communications with other agencies that cooperated with the CRE, including the American Committee for Christian German Refugees and the Jewish Welfare Board. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Rosalyn Malakoff. Languages: English 1 folder
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