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RG-24.015 --- Records Relating to Children‘s Art from Terezin, at the University of
Oregon Museum of Art
This collection contains information about Thomas Ballinger‘s involvement in arranging,
with the State Jewish Museum in Prague, an exhibition of children‘s art from Terezin.
These exhibitions took place at the University of Oregon and at various other institutions
in the United States.
Language: English 1969–1970
1 folder
Source of Acquisition: Thomas O. Ballinger
RG-02.089 --- ―Before Memories Fade 1989‖ by Pearl Fichman
In this memoir, Pearl Fichman describes her prewar life in Romania; antisemitism in
Romania; life in Cernovitz, Romania, from October 1941 to November 1941; the Russian
occupation of Romania; her postwar life as a refugee in Bucharest, Romania; and her
emigration from Romania to the United States in 1947.
Language: English 1989
2 folders
Source of Acquisition: Pearl Fichman
Restrictions: Published materials protected under copyright.
RG-02.073 --- Katalin Karpati Testimony
In this testimony, Katalin Karpati (named Kato Nagy before and during the Holocaust)
describes her childhood in Hungary; her marriage and family life; the German occupation
of Hungary in 1944 and the subsequent hardships for Jews; her experiences in a number
of camps, including Auschwitz, Ravensbrück, Nordhausen, and Mauthausen; her
liberation and return to Hungary; and her escape from Hungary to the United States after
the 1956 uprising.
Language: English 1978, 1992
1 folder
Source of Acquisition: Katalin Karpati
RG-02.019 --- Survival in the Lion‘s Den by Fred Angress
This testimony describes the experiences of Fred Angress‘s family during their
resettlement in Amsterdam and their life in hiding during the German occupation of the
Netherlands. The testimony draws from Angress‘ personal diary and other sources, all of
which are listed in a short bibliography.