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Languages: English, Hebrew, and Hungarian
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USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 260
RG-20.021 ―The Conspiracy of the Righteous: The Silence of the Village of Prelenfreydu-Gua
Saved the Jewish Children and Adults in 1944,‖ 1994
This manuscript contains information about citizens of Prélenfrey-du-Gua, France, who
hid Jews during World War II. Specifically mentioned are the actions of the Guidi family,
proprietors of the Les Tilleuls preventorium for tuberculosis patients. Also included are
several articles relating to the Jews saved at Prélenfrey-du-Gua, and recent photographs
of the Les Tilleuls preventorium. Serge Klarsfeld provided a preface to the manuscript.
Provenance: In 1994 Editions C. Lacour published the original French manuscript by the
donor, David Klugman, who also translated the work.
Languages: English and French
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Restrictions: Materials protected under copyright. Fair use only.
RG-20.022 Mania Birnberg Collection about Mary Barys, 1982–1991
This collection contains photocopies of clippings and other documents relating to the
actions of Mary Barys Szul (b. 1928), who was recognized as a Righteous Among the
Nations by Yad Vashem in 1982 (Case Number 3233).
Provenance: Source of acquisition is Mania Birnberg, a survivor of the Zborow ghetto
who escaped to a nearby village, where Mary Barys hid and protected her.
Languages: English
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Restrictions: Fair use only
RG-21 Joseph and Sheila Tenenbaum Collection, 1927–1986
This record group contains various materials relating to the life and activities of Dr.
Joseph Tenenbaum (1887–1961). Tenenbaum was active in the organization of the Anti-
Nazi Joint Boycott Council of the American Jewish Congress and the Jewish Labor
Committee in 1933, as well as several anti-Nazi and Jewish relief and rescue
organizations. He also wrote books (e.g., Race and Reich), pamphlets (e.g., ―Can Hitler
Be Stopped‖ [1938] and ―The Einsatzgruppen‖ [1955]), and magazine and newspaper
articles. Subjects in the collection include American reaction to the persecution of the
Jews in Europe before and during World War II; the activities of several Jewish
organizations involved with relief and rescue (e.g., American Jewish Joint Distribution
Committee, YIVO, American Jewish Committee, American Jewish Congress, American