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Provenance: Evelyn P. Crane, Harriet Postman‘s daughter, donated the letters to the
Museum.
Languages: English
2 folders
Accession 2000.35 Lewin Family Restitution Papers, 1950–1997
This collection contains documents and letters for claims of property restitution and
compensation, as well as newspaper clippings collected by Annie Olak, Elizabeth
Richards, and Eva Lewin. Also included are letters and replies from international banks,
German trustees, and other related organizations with regard to the Lewin family claims
for restitution.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is Ann Hermann-Richards.
Languages: English and German
3 folders
Accession 2000.51 Lieselotte Feinschil Family Papers, 1923–1969
This collection contains documents, letters, and passenger lists pertaining to Lieselotte
Feinschil‘s emigration to the United States and events in Hamburg, Germany, from the
mid–1930s into the early 1940s.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is Genya Markon.
Languages: German and English
5 folders
Accession 2000.63 Arnold Hartmann Correspondence, 1936–1947
This correspondence relates to Arnold Hartmann‘s attempts to support his family‘s
emigration from Nazi Germany and incorporated Austria to the United States.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is Joan Rosenfeldt.
Languages: English and German
6 folders
Accession 2000.103 Liebermann Family Collection, 1927–1997
This collection contains documents pertaining to the Liebermann family‘s pursuit of
restitution (1957–1997). The donor‘s father, Hans Liebermann, escaped with his family
to the United States in 1938 and corresponded extensively with lawyers, the German