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USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 274 RG-31.049 Letters, Testimonies, and Documents Related to Righteous Gentiles in the Former USSR, 1989–1997 This collection contains letters, questionnaires, testimonies, and supporting documents on Jewish Holocaust survivors and non-Jewish witnesses and rescuers in the former USSR. The documents are addressed to the Jewish Foundation for Christian Rescuers and its representatives in Ukraine, the Israeli Embassy in Kyiv, and the Department of Righteous Gentiles at Yad Vashem. Provenance: Source of acquisition is the Archives of the Judaica Institute, Kyiv. Languages: Russian and English Ca. 440 photocopied pages Restrictions: On publication RG-31.066M Regional Palestine Bureau, Lwow Branch, 1924–1939 This collection contains records of the Regional Palestine Bureau, established in 1924 and active in Eastern Galicia until Soviet annexation in 1939. The organization prepared documents enabling Jews to emigrate to Palestine and acted as an agent for the purchase of land there. The bulk of the collection consists of correspondence with potential emigrants and is organized alphabetically and chronologically. The collection also contains correspondence with the Central Palestine Bureau in Warsaw and various Jewish and Zionist organizations in other countries regarding visas, immigration law, and the political situation in Europe and Palestine,. Provenance: Source of acquisition is the State Central Historical Archives of Ukraine in Lviv, Fond 332, Opis 1. Languages: Polish, Hebrew, English, and German 27 microform rolls (35 mm) Finding Aids: Folder-level descriptions in Ukrainian Restrictions: On reproduction and publication RG-31.070M Association for the Assistance to Jewish Students in Poland (Auxilium Academicum Judaicum), Lwow Regional Branch, 1931–1939 This collection contains documents about financial aid to Polish-Jewish students studying abroad. The Association maintained reading rooms and offered a wide range of informational services; the bulk of these documents consists of applications for financial aid, organized alphabetically by name. Provenance: Source of acquisition is the Central State Historical Archives in Lviv (Tsentralny Derzhavny Istorychny Archiv u Lvovi), Fond 499, Opis 1, folders 1–5.
Languages: Polish, German, French, Italian, and English 1 microfilm roll (35 mm) Finding Aids: Folder-level descriptions in Ukrainian Restrictions: On duplication and publication USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 275 RG-32.012 Printed Matter Relating to the Jehovah‘s Witnesses during the Third Reich, 1942–1990 This collection contains copies of articles from The Golden Age, the Yearbook of the Jehovah’s Witnesses, and other publications concerning the persecution of Jehovah‘s Witnesses, Protestants, and Jews from the beginning of Nazi rule through the years of the Holocaust. Some of the articles focus on the cooperation of the Catholic Church in the persecution of other Christian groups in Europe. Also included is a copy of a letter from a young Jehovah‘s Witness to his parents shortly before his execution. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Robert Buckley. Languages: English and German 1 folder Restrictions: Published materials protected under copyright RG-32.014 ―Bible Students in the Third Reich‖ by S. J. Green, N. d. This essay discusses why and how the Nazi party persecuted Jehovah‘s Witnesses, the activities and fates of other Christian denominations (i.e., Roman Catholics, Mormons, Seventh-Day Adventists), and how individual Witnesses managed to survive. The essay also contains a summary of an interview between Green and H. Dickmann, a Witness survivor. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Steven J. Green. Languages: English 47 pages RG-32.015 Walter Hamann Collection, 1938–1945 This collection contains photocopies of documents, copyprint photographs, and a memoir documenting the Nazi persecution of members of the Walter Hamann family who were Jehovah‘s Witnesses. Hamann‘s memoir, ―Extract of Memories,‖ describes the conditions of his seven years of imprisonment in Moor-Straflager Neu-Susstrum, in a Düsseldorf police prison, and in Sachsenhausen, where one of his brothers-in-law died from mistreatment. Information about their imprisonment accompanies a photograph of Hamann and some of his male relatives. The collection also contains a description of Hamann‘s education and employment history before 1933, and a photocopy of a letter
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