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their separation, Kahane‘s experiences in Dubno, her mother‘s death, Kahane‘s escape
from and recapture by German authorities, her time as an Ostarbeiter in Germany, and the
end of World War II.
Language: English N.d.
3 microfiche cards
Source of Acquisition: Charlotte Kahane
Restrictions: Fair use only
RG-06.007.01 --- Articles and Clippings Relating to the War Crimes Trial of Klaus Barbie
These articles and clippings (copies and originals) from French- and English-language
periodicals relate to Klaus Barbie and his trial in Lyon, France. Among the topics
discussed are the allegations against Barbie; the testimony of Barbie‘s victims; the
children of Izieu, France; and the lawyers and judges involved in the case. Also included
are materials relating to the courtroom art that David Rose created during the trial.
Provenance: David Rose was the courtroom artist during the Klaus Barbie trial in Lyon,
France, in July 1987. The majority of these materials were collected by Rose during the
trial and were later donated to the Museum.
Language: English 1987 bulk
3.25 linear inches
Source of Acquisition: David Rose via Jacek Nowakowski
Restrictions: Published materials protected under copyright
NOTE: See also RG-43.031—Klaus Barbie Trial
RG-67.015M --- Series E (the Culture Department) of the Records of the World Jewish
Congress, New York Office
This collection contains correspondence, reports, publications, and materials on such
matters as the ―school adoption‖ plan, cultural delegations to Europe and South America,
essay contests, relations with UNESCO, and conferences on Yiddish- and Hebrewlanguage
culture. Sub-series 1, Executive Files, 1944–1959; sub-series 2, Miscellaneous,
1943–1966, 1971; and sub-series 3, Publications, 1945–1965, 1973–1974 (many in
Yiddish). Provenance: The Culture Department in New York was established in March
1945 to assist with reconstructing the spiritual and cultural life of Holocaust survivors;
recovering cultural treasures and communal archives; and strengthening the intellectual
aspect of Jewish life in the Western hemisphere and of Sephardic life in the
Mediterranean area. Variations of the name appear: Education Department, Cultural
Department, and Department of Culture and Education.
Languages: English and Yiddish 1943–1974
13 microfilm rolls (35 mm)