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RG-10.080 --- William G. Frank Papers
USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 32
These papers contains information about the prewar discrimination of German Jewish
physicians, anti-Jewish laws, the deportation of German Jews to Terezin (Theresienstadt),
the fate of William Frank‘s relatives, and acknowledgement given to Jews for their help
during a fire.
Languages: German, English, and Czech 1933–1985
1 microfiche card
Source of Acquisition: Ruth E. Frank
RG-02.111 --- ―Prisoner 409‖ by Eva Gross
In ―Prisoner 409,‖ Eva Gross describes life with her family in Mor, Hungary, before and
during the Holocaust. She discusses antisemitism before the Nazi occupation of Hungary,
her experiences at Auschwitz and during a death march, and her liberation by Americans.
Language: English 1993
1 linear inch
Source of Acquisition: Eva Gross
Restrictions: Fair use only
RG-02.076 --- Peter Gersh Testimony
In his testimony, Peter Gersh‘s (Pinchas Gerszonowicz) describes his childhood in
Poland, the antisemitism of the Poles, the German invasion and occupation of Poland, his
work for the Luftwaffe at an airbase, his life in a concentration camp, his escape from a
death march, his search for relatives after the war, and his emigration to the United
States.
Language: English 1985
1 folder
Source of Acquisition: Peter Gersh
Accession 2000.404 --- The Ian Feldman Collection
This collection contains documents detailing the forced labor of Abraham Feldman in the
Kaufering concentration camp, his activity with the Jewish community in postwar
Augsburg, his eventual repatriation to Poland, and his application for restitution.
Languages: Polish, German, English 1945–1959
30 items
Source of Acquisition: Ian Feldman
Finding Aid: Item-level list