Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies Guide to English-Language ...

Language: English 1991–1993
4 folders
Source of Acquisition: Mieczylaw Cegielski
USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 28
RG-67.009M --- Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) Records Foreign Address
and Occupation Index
This collection contains index cards (Form G-153) completed by immigrants to the
United States indicating dates and addresses of foreign residence between January 1940
and January 1968, including any time spent in ghettos or camps.
Provenance: Form G-153 was designed to provide INS users with information about
previous addresses of aliens. The originals are held by the History Office and Library of
the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Language: English 1957–1968
540 microfilm rolls (16 mm)
Source of Acquisition: United States Citizenship and Immigration Services
Finding aid: Folder-level descriptions in English
Restrictions: Access restricted to staff of the Survivors Registry of the USHMM
Accession 2000.176 --- Aenne Hertz Papers
This collection contains legal documents and correspondence pertaining to Aenne Hertz,
a social worker in Germany from 1933 to 1941. After being fired from her public job in
1933 by the Nazis she became a social worker for Jewish organizations and helped Jews
to escape Nazi Germany.
Languages: German, English Ca. 1910–1959
2 folders
Source of Acquisition: Ilse Berg
RG-10.079 --- Malz, Finkelstein, Rosenthal, Schwarz, and Rimalower Family Papers
This collection contains correspondence, photographs, poems, and a variety of other
documents relating to the persecution and incarceration of Jews, especially at Gurs
concentration camp in France. Also included is information about emigration attempts by
members of the Malz, Finkelstein, Rosenthal, Schwarz, and Rimalower families.
Languages: German, English 1937–1947
20 microfiche cards
Source of Acquisition: Charles and Lois Apfelbaum
Finding aid: Folder-level inventory