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USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 46 information about a death march involving Rosenberg and other American prisoners of war, and their subsequent liberation by the 90th Infantry Division. Language: English 1945–1946 1 folder Source of Acquisition: Winfield Rosenberg RG-20.018 --- ―Heroic Action in the Holocaust is Recognized‖ by Erica Foldes This essay describes how John Fulop helped hide and care for six Jews in Nazi-occupied Budapest, Hungary. This act led to his recognition as a Righteous Among the Nations. Language: English 1991 6 pages Source of Acquisition: Erica Foldes Restrictions: Materials protected under copyright; Fair use only Accession 1999.A.0265 --- Kenneth X. Robbins Collection This collection contains photocopies of telegrams, maps (the Polish Children‘s Camp in India, Jamuagar-Balachadi, and the evacuation map from the Soviet Union to India), notes, clippings, and British Library records relating to Polish refugees in India. The collection illustrates that there were at least some Jews among the Polish camps at Valivade in Kohlapur state and Balachadi in Nawanagar state. Languages: English, Polish 1942–1998 1 folder (photocopies) Source of Acquisition: Kenneth X. Robbins RG-02.030 --- ―Holocaust Survivor: A Mother Writes to her Children‖ by Rose De Liema This testimony contains information about Rose De Liema‘s peaceful life in Holland before the Holocaust, the German invasion of the Netherlands, the deaths of many of her family members, her life in hiding, and her eventual capture and deportation to Auschwitz-Birkenau. Also included is information about De Liema‘s friendship with members of the Anne Frank family in Auschwitz. Language: English 1975 0.5 linear inches Source of Acquisition: Rose De Liema
RG-14.009 --- Adolf Hitler‘s Political and Private Testaments USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 47 This collection contains photographic copies of documents relating to Adolf Hitler‘s final thoughts before his suicide. In the documents, Hitler denies guilt in causing World War II, ascribes the entire tragedy to international Jewry, describes removing Göring and Himmler from their offices for disloyalty, discusses choosing Admiral Dönitz and a slate of cabinet members to carry on the struggle, and describes his marriage to Eva Braun. Included is a note from Martin Bormann to Admiral Dönitz, which served as a cover letter to Hitler‘s political testament. Provenance: According to Walter Jessel, Henry Heckscher (a fellow U.S. Army interrogator at the Freising prisoner of war facility) obtained carbon copies of the originals from ―one of his sources‖ shortly after the close of World War II. Heckscher made photographs of the carbons, and gave one set to Jessel. Languages: German, English 1945 1 folder Source of Acquisition: Walter Jessel Finding aid: English-language translations Accession 1999.211 --- The Irene Kane Collection This collection includes documentation of Maximilian Landau‘s work as the manager of the sports department of the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the U.S. Zone of Occupation. Also included are more than 200 photographs of life in the Föhrenwald displaced persons camp in Germany. Languages: English, French, Yiddish 1945–1948 249 items, 232 photos Source of Acquisition: Irene Kane Finding Aid: Item-level list Accession 1999.46 --- The Bella Zucker Collection The items in this collection concern the internment of Hermann and Bella Zucker in the Warsaw and Lublin ghettos during the war, their experiences as displaced persons in Berlin and Vienna thereafter, and their subsequent move to Stuttgart, as well as their application for reparations. Languages: German, English, Polish, Hebrew, Yiddish 1943–1962 53 items Source of Acquisition: Bella Zucker Finding Aid: Item-level list
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