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in Warsaw during the occupation, his experiences in Zamość and L‘viv (a.k.a. L‘wów,
L‘vov, and Lemberg), the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, his experiences with the Soviet
military, the deaths of his family members, and his emigration to the United States.
Language: English 1984
5 microfiche cards
Source of Acquisition: Gary Keins
Restrictions: Fair use only
RG-02.029 --- Nina Kaleska Papers
Nina Kaleska is a survivor of the Grodno ghetto, Ravensbrück, and Auschwitz. These
papers contain information about her experiences in Auschwitz and her thoughts on
Jewish-Christian relations in the years since the Holocaust. Also included is a copy of a
love poem.
Provenance: Transcript of speech, ―Subjective Reflections on the Post Holocaust Years,‖
at Cornell University, 1978
Language: English 1978
1 folder
Source of Acquisition: Nina Kaleska
RG-78.001M --- Records of the South African Jewish Board of Deputies
This collection contains records of efforts to restrict immigration, correspondence, lists of
the Jewish Immigration Officer at Cape Town, naturalization applications, anti-Jewish
agitation in South Africa, postwar Holocaust commemoration, photographs of Jewish
immigrants arriving in South Africa, and photographs of the South African Jewish
community assisting refugees.
Provenance: The South African Jewish Board of Deputies is the central representative
institution of the Jewish community in South Africa (its early predecessors were founded
in 1903 and 1904 and merged in 1912).
Language: English 1900–1986
29 microfilm rolls (16 mm)
Source of Acquisition: South African Jewish Board of Deputies
Finding aid: Folder-level descriptions in English
RG-43.019M --- Seconde Guerre Mondiale (Second World War)
This collection contains documents extracted from official records found in Buchenwald,
Auschwitz, Sachsenhausen, and Dachau. The records include lists of political prisoners,