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USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 296 RG-67.002M Holocaust-Era Records of the Jewish Labor Committee. Child Adoption Case Files, 1948–1956 This collection contains 13 linear feet of child adoption case files arranged alphabetically by name. The size and contents of individual files vary greatly, and contain brief biographies and photos of the children, as well as correspondence, memos, and other documentation relating to the support of each child. Some of the children lived in the Jewish Labor Committee-supported children‘s homes in France, Belgium, Palestine/Israel, and Poland. Provenance: Source of acquisition is the Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives, New York University Library. Languages: English and Yiddish 24 microfilm rolls (35 mm) Finding Aids: Alphabetical name list by roll Restrictions: On reproduction and use RG-67.003M Holocaust-Era Records of the Jewish Labor Committee. Displaced and Refugee Card Files, 1945–1952 This collection contains displaced persons and refugee card files. The thousands of cards provide biographical information on refugees, most of whom lived in displaced persons camps in Germany. The files are divided into several series, each of which is arranged alphabetically. Provenance: Source of acquisition is the Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives, New York University Library. Languages: English, Yiddish, and German 7 microfilm rolls (35 mm) Finding Aids: Roll-level description Restrictions: On reproduction and use RG-67.004M Series A (Central Files) of the New York Office of the World Jewish Congress, 1919–1971 This collection contains materials on the history of the World Jewish Congress (WJC), especially prior to 1940. With the outbreak of war in September 1939, the WJC office in Paris was moved to Geneva to facilitate communications with Jewish communities in Europe. Then, in the summer of 1940, with most of Europe overrun by the Nazis, the main WJC headquarters was moved to New York. The bulk of the collection consists of the correspondence of important leaders of the WJC or the New York office, including Stephen S. Wise, Nahum Goldman, Israel Goldstein, and other administrative/executive
USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 297 directors. There are also files on plenary assemblies, conferences, and committee meetings. Provenance: Source of acquisition is the American Jewish Archives (AJA), Cincinnati. Languages: English, Spanish, Yiddish, German, and 22 others 103 microfilm rolls (16 mm) or 10 CDs Finding Aids: 500 pp. folder-level descriptions in English covering series A-J, also available in word-searchable form on the AJA website; names authority list; abbreviations authority list; geographical cross-references list NOTE: See also Accession 1997.A.0325 at the end of the RG-67 section. RG-67.005M The World Jewish Congress New York Office Records. Series C (Institute of Jewish Affairs) This collection is organized into the following four sub-series: 1. Executive Files and Correspondence: files of the first three directors of the Institute: J. Robinson, N. Robinson, and O. Karbach; 2. Research Materials, Reports and Publications. The focus is mainly on Germany, World War II, the Holocaust, and postwar issues such as DPs, restitution, and refugees; 3. War Crimes and Retribution. Which includes files on searches for Holocaust witnesses, war crimes trial correspondence, crimes in individual Polish communities, and the Nuremberg proceedings; 4. Indemnification, which relates to restitution legislation and claims, including property claims. This subseries is organized by country, and also by restitution organizations, including the Claims Conference. Provenance: The World Jewish Congress collection was donated to the American Jewish Archives by the World Jewish Congress in 1982. All materials donated prior to 2002 have been arranged and described in the American Jewish Archives inventory. Language: English 1918–1982‚ (bulk 1940–1970) 333 microfilm rolls (16 mm) Source of Acquisition: Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives, Cincinnati Finding aid: English-language, folder-level descriptions RG-67.006M Records of the World Jewish Congress, Political Department (Series B), 1919–1977 (primarily 1940–1969) This collection contains records of Series B, the Political Department of the World Jewish Congress (WJC), which dealt with governments and international organizations. The records relate primarily to emigration issues. The collection also contains papers of
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