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Finding Aid: Partial item-level, <strong>English</strong>-language description<br />

Folder: Interview of Dr. Reuben Hecht by Professor Penkower<br />

USHMM, <strong>Center</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Advanced</strong> <strong>Holocaust</strong> <strong>Studies</strong> � 62<br />

This interview by Prof. Monty Penkower relates <strong>to</strong> Reuben Hecht‘s work <strong>for</strong> the New<br />

Zionist Organization, Vaad Hatzalah, and Irgun Berit Zion <strong>to</strong> rescue Jews and assist them<br />

with emigration <strong>to</strong> Palestine. The interview provides details on talks with Vaad Halzalah,<br />

the Catholic church, and Sam Woodson, a U.S. intelligence agent.<br />

<strong>Language</strong>: <strong>English</strong> 1982<br />

1 folder<br />

Finding Aid: Item-level description<br />

Folder: Treblinka Report<br />

This is a report by Jankiel Wiernitz, a <strong>for</strong>mer prisoner who worked as a craftsman in<br />

Treblinka. In the report, Wiernitz describes living conditions and the murder of Jews and<br />

Roma and Sinti (Gypsies), the treatment of inmates by Germans and Ukrainians,<br />

everyday life, John Demjanjuk, the rape of Jewish women, and the preparations of the<br />

camp uprising that led <strong>to</strong> Wiernitz‘s escape.<br />

<strong>Language</strong>: German N.d.<br />

1 folder<br />

Finding Aid: <strong>English</strong>-language description<br />

Folder: Dr. Kühl‘s Au<strong>to</strong>biographical Report<br />

This report contains Julius Kühl‘s description of his life, including details about his birth,<br />

his family in Galicia, his years of studies in Switzerland, his service with the Polish<br />

legation in Bern, his mother‘s deportation <strong>to</strong> and rescue from Siberia, the rescue ef<strong>for</strong>ts of<br />

prominent individuals including the Sternbuchs and Papal Nuncio Berndini, and his<br />

emigration <strong>to</strong> Canada after the war.<br />

<strong>Language</strong>: <strong>English</strong> N.d.<br />

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Finding Aid: Item-level description<br />

Accession 1989.6 --- The Lili Reisz Collection<br />

This collection features the wartime correspondence of Franz Reisz in Paris and his wife,<br />

Lili, who had emigrated <strong>to</strong> New York. Also included are Franz Reisz‘s political sketches<br />

and drawings of concentration camp scenes.

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