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RG-02.202 --- ―From Bialystok to Brooklyn‖ by Sara Lew
USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 66
In her memoir, Sara Lew describes her childhood in Poland; her internment in the
Białystok ghetto and many concentration camps, including Majdanek, Blizyn, and
Auschwitz; the deaths of her family members; her post-Holocaust experiences as a
displaced person in Europe; and her emigration to the United States. Included are poems
and vignettes about Auschwitz, her parents and their values, liberation, and people she
knew during the war.
Languages: English, Hebrew N.d.
3 microfiche cards
Source of Acquisition: Sara Lew
Restrictions: Fair use only
RG-02.091 --- ―Natek, Child of the Holocaust‖
This testimony describes Natek Friedman‘s experiences before, during, and after the
Holocaust; the German invasion of Poland; conditions inside the Warsaw ghetto; his
experiences hiding with an Aryan family during the liquidation of the ghetto; and his
attempts to seek refuge in a monastery.
Provenance: Anna Rosa Friedman composed this text relating to her husband‘s
experiences.
Language: English Ca. 1986
2 folders
Source of Acquisition: Anna Rosa Friedman
Accession 1997.A.0235 --- Selected Records of the World Jewish Congress
This collection contains location lists of refugees and displaced persons.
Provenance: World Jewish Congress Collection 1918–1982, series D. Relief and Rescue
Departments, sub-series 3, Relief – Location Service, held by the American Jewish
Archives, Cincinnati, Ohio
Languages: English, German 1938–1947
6 microfilm rolls (35 mm)
Source of Acquisition: American Jewish Archives, Cincinnati, Ohio
Finding aid: On roll 1
Note: See also RG-67.004M