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RG-02.043 --- Dancing Through the Minefields by Fred Schiller USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 60 Fred Schiller‘s memoir (written with Janice Blumberg) describes his early life in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, his career as a jazz musician, his flight from Yugoslavia after the establishment of the pro-Nazi Ustasha government, his experiences as a refugee on various Yugoslav islands in the Adriatic Sea, his emigration to the United States in 1948, and his service with the U.S. Army. Language: English 1991 1 linear inch Source of Acquisition: Fred Schiller Restrictions: Published materials protected under copyright RG-27.001 --- Julius Kühl Collection Folders: General Correspondence This correspondence relates principally to Julius Kühl‘s wartime service at the Polish embassy in Bern, and his efforts in cooperation with Jewish and other refugee organizations on behalf of refugees and internees in wartime Europe. A small amount of correspondence is from the postwar era. The material includes, but is not limited to, information about efforts to rescue Jews from Poland, Hungary, and Romania; attempts to send medical equipment and clothing to occupied Poland; work aimed at locating the whereabouts of refugee relatives in occupied France; and assistance to Jewish internees in Switzerland. The collection contains correspondence with or about prominent rescuers such as Saly Mayer, the Sternbuch family, and Raoul Wallenberg. Languages: German, French, English, Dutch, Polish 1937–1982 11 folders Finding Aid: English-language description Folders: Telegrams This collection contains telegrams from Kühl‘s work at the Polish embassy in Bern and relates to his role in assisting refugees and internees. The wartime cables document his work with Jewish and other organizations concerned with refugee affairs. The subjects of the cables include, but are not limited to, urgent pleas for immigration permits and passports, decisions of governments on entry permits for Jews, information about the deportation of notable citizens, attempts to finance the education of refugee children, and the hiding of children in gentile homes. Most of the postwar cables concern the whereabouts of Jews who were released from liberated camps.
Languages: German, French, English, Spanish 1941–1962 12 folders Finding Aid: English-language description Folders: Articles and Clippings USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 61 This collection contains Swiss, Jewish, and international newspaper and magazine articles relating to Jewish affairs in Europe and Palestine (later Israel). The topics of the articles include, but are not limited to, living conditions of Jewry before and during World War II, the history of the Jews in France, the treatment of Jews in Germany and Poland, wartime antisemitism in Switzerland, the Nuremberg trials, and Kühl‘s embassy work in Bern. Languages: German, French, English, Polish, Hebrew 1933–1982 24 folders Finding Aid: English-language description Box: Reports and Pamphlets This collection contains printed and typed reports and pamphlets collected by Kühl about refugee organizations, Jewish issues, the Holocaust, and emigration to Palestine. The prewar material pertains to the persecution of Jews in the USSR, Jewish emigration to Palestine, and a legal case concerning the forgery of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion in Bern, Switzerland. Reports and pamphlets from the war include detailed descriptions of Jewish life in Poland, Romania, and Hungary; the Jewish resistance in France; the life of internees in camps; the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising; Auschwitz; and Jewish rescue efforts. The postwar documents contain information about refugee aid and displaced persons. Languages: German, French, English, Hebrew 1931–1979 1 box Finding Aid: English-language description Boxes: Miscellaneous Records This collection contains miscellaneous material that primarily relate to the fate of Polish Jews. The collection includes information about the judgment on the regulation of private property in Poland, Jewish property in Poland, the General Government, diplomatic passports, Nazi arrest-warrants, visitor permits for the camps, relief organizations, Jewish transports, child refugees, Hungarian Jews in Auschwitz, the fate of Dutch and French Jews, Jewish publications from Palestine, restitution, and the Swiss-Israelite Association. Languages: German, English, Polish, French, Yiddish, Italian, Dutch, Danish 1929– 1946
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