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Languages: English Ca. 900 items Accession 1989.203 The Paul Weiner Collection, 1944–1945 USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 308 This collection contains Paul Weiner‘s diaries, which he kept as a child in Terezin. Included are English translations that Weiner made as an adult. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Paul Weiner. Languages: Czech and English 8 items Accessions 1989.305, 1999.206, and 2000.398-400 The Werner and Inge Katzenstein Collection, 1938–1945 This collection features correspondence to Sol Meyer in New York City concerning Julius Hermanns‘ preparation for departure on the MS St. Louis and his internment in St. Cyprien, Gurs, and Les Milles. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Werner and Inge Katzenstein. Languages: French, German, and English 101 items and 7 photographs Accession 1989.A.131 Henry Einstein Papers, Ca. 1940–1950 These papers include depositions, interrogations, and judgments of the U.S.-administered Nuremberg trials and various other war crimes trials. The documents relate to alleged war criminals; information on atrocities and crimes; and the persecution of Poles, Jews, and foreign nationals by the Nazis. Provenance: World War II veteran Henry Einstein worked as a clerk, investigator, and interpreter at the war crimes trials in Nuremberg. Michael Klopfer, executor of the Henry Einstein estate, donated the papers to the Museum. Languages: English and German 36 linear inches Finding Aids: Folder-level description Accession 1990.107 The Eleanor Vendig Collection, 1944–1945 This collection features the war diaries, daily reports, and photographs of Malcolm Vendig, the camp commandant of Dachau from liberation in April until August 1945.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is Eleanor Vendig. Languages: English 86 items and 57 photographs NOTE: See also RG-09.014—Malcolm Vendig Papers. Accession 1990.244 The Julius Goldstein Collection, 1942–1945 USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 309 This collection contains correspondence, maps, and a scrapbook documenting Julius Goldstein‘s experiences as an American GI in Dachau. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Col. and Mrs. Julius Goldstein. Languages: English and German 28 items, 2 pictures, and 1 scrapbook NOTE: See also RG-10.032—The Julius Goldstein Papers. Accession 1991.158 and 1991.242 The International Rescue Committee Collection, 1940–1945 These documents relate to the International Rescue Committee‘s efforts to rescue refugees during World War II. The collection includes files concerning Max Ernst‘s departure from France as well as the dossiers of Wilhelm Herzog and Elena Frank. Provenance: Source of acquisition is the International Rescue Committee, New York. Languages: French, German, and English 333 items
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