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USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 268 This interview by Prof. Monty Penkower relates to Reuben Hecht‘s work for the New Zionist Organization, Vaad Hatzalah, and Irgun Berit Zion to rescue Jews and assist them with emigration to Palestine. The interview provides details on talks with Vaad Halzalah, the Catholic Church, and U.S. intelligence agent Sam Woodson. Languages: English 1 folder Finding Aids: Item-level description Folder: Treblinka Report, N.d. This is a report by Jankiel Wiernitz, a former prisoner who worked as a craftsman in Treblinka. In the report, Wiernitz describes living conditions and the murder of Jews and Roma and Sinti (Gypsies), the treatment of inmates by Germans and Ukrainians, everyday life, John Demjanjuk, the rape of Jewish women, and the preparations of the camp uprising that led to Wiernitz‘s escape. Languages: German 1 folder Finding Aids: English-language description Folder: Dr. Kühl’s Autobiographical Report, N.d. This report contains Julius Kühl‘s description of his life, including details about his birth, his family in Galicia, his years of studies in Switzerland, his service with the Polish legation in Bern, his mother‘s deportation to and rescue from Siberia, the rescue efforts of prominent individuals including the Sternbuchs and Papal Nuncio Berndini, and his postwar emigration to Canada. Languages: English 1 folder Finding Aids: Item-level description RG-28.002 Eva Marbach Restitution File, 1950–1986 This file contains information about Eva Marbach‘s attempts to gain restitution for the property of her parents. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Eva Marbach via Dr. Roland Klemig. Languages: English 1.5 linear inches
USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 269 RG-28.003 Records Relating to Restitution of Austrian Property Looted during World War II, 1940–1950 This collection contains photocopies of documents from the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) relating to the restitution of looted property, gold, and foreign currencies in Austria from 1945 to 1950. Also included are files on the so-called Hungarian gold train (a.k.a. the Werfen train). Provenance: In the early 1980s a researcher made copies of the documents in the records of the NARA in Washington and donated them to the United States Holocaust Memorial Council. Researchers should keep in mind that these records are fragments and are no longer in their original archival context. Languages: English and German 10 linear inches Finding Aids: Folder title list RG-28.004 Case Files of the United Restitution Organization—Los Angeles Office, Ca. 1933–Ca. 1989 This collection contains inactive case files of Jewish Holocaust survivors who claimed restitution for suffering and damage resulting from Nazi persecution. The cases contain information on life in Nazi-occupied areas, conditions in concentration camps, and the experiences of displaced persons and survivors. Among the documents are sworn affidavits of witnesses, testimonies of the survivors (claimants), and indemnity claims against the German government. Provenance: Source of acquisition is the United Restitution Organization (URO), an American organization functioning as a liaison between Holocaust survivors and German reparations agencies, where the files originated. Languages: English 58.5 cubic feet Finding Aids: Partial alphabetical name list Restrictions: On access and use RG-28.005 Case files of the United Restitution Organization—Toronto Office, Ca. 1933– Ca. 1989 This collection consists of more than 100 boxes containing inactive case files of Jewish Holocaust survivors who claimed restitution for suffering and damage resulting from Nazi persecution. Among the documents are sworn testimonies of witnesses, indemnity claims, correspondence with doctors and lawyers, medical reports, and memoirs. The records are divided into six major groups: ―BEG‖ (Bundesentschädigungsgsetz or Federal Compensation/Restitution Law) files containing one-time-only claims; ―URO‖ (United
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Accession 1999.A.0267 --- Ludwig Ch
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Accession 1989.115 --- The Hebrew I
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