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RG-02.059 --- Coenraad Rood Papers
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Coenraad Rood is a native of the Netherlands and a survivor of the Holocaust. This
collection includes document copies he obtained from the Dutch Red Cross and the
International Tracing Service relating to the fate of his relatives who were victims of the
Holocaust. Also included is his ―Report, 1942–1945‖ describing his experiences of
persecution, imprisonment, and survival during the Holocaust.
Language: English N.d.
1.75 linear inches
Source of Acquisition: Coenraad Rood
Accession 2000.24 --- The Eric Bergtraun Collection
This collection contains papers, photographs, and artifacts relating to the Shanghai
branch of the British Boy Scouts Association, as well as diaries and logs of the group‘s
activities compiled by a Jewish refugee in Shanghai.
Language: English 1945–1953
36 items
Source of Acquisition: Eric Bergtraun
Finding Aid: Item-level list
RG-19.025 --- ―The Greatest Gratitude,‖ Essay by Knud Dyby
Knud Dyby, a native of Denmark, was responsible for the rescue of several Jews, for
which he has been honored by various organizations including Yad Vashem. This essay
contains information about the ―Righteous Among the Nations,‖ the rescue of Jews,
statistics relating to rescue, and honoring rescuers at Yad Vashem.
Language: English 1992
1 folder
Source of Acquisition: Knud Dyby
RG-02.028 --- ―Remember Not to Forget: Memoirs of a Survivor of the Holocaust‖ by
Clara (Chaje) Horowitz
This memoir contains information about Clara Horowitz‘s life in Czortkow, Poland,
before, during, and after World War II. In the form of a poem, the memoir describes life
in the ghetto, atrocities against Polish Jews, and Horowitz‘s life in hiding. Specific dates
are not mentioned in the poem.