Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies Guide to English-Language ...

USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 70
lists of prisoners used in medical experiments, correspondence, requests, statistics,
medical statements, discipline statements, and administrative documents. Interrogations
of ex-concentration camp guards, liberation photographs, published testimonies, essays,
and clippings related to antisemitism and Vichy politics are also included.
Provenance: Archives Nationales, fond 72 AJ
Languages: English, French, Polish 1939–1950
15 microfilm rolls (16 mm)
Source of Acquisition: Archives de France, Paris
Restrictions: On reproduction
RG-20.002 --- The Story of Dr. Josef Jaksy
This speech by Amira Trattner entitled ―The Story of Dr. Josef Jaksy,‖ includes
testimony by several of Jaksy‘s acquaintances including former governor of New York,
Mario Cuomo. The testimonies describe Jaksy‘s activities as a Righteous Gentile in
Czechoslovakia, where he was responsible for the rescue and successful escape of many
Jews and political dissidents.
Language: English N.d.
1 folder
Source of Acquisition: Michael Berenbaum
Restrictions: Information may be cited, but not quoted
RG-02.190 --- ―Road to Exile‖ by Alfred Mayer
In his memoir, Alfred Mayer writes about incidents relating to his life in Germany, his
emigration to the United States and subsequent life there, his aid to other German Jews,
the death of Mayer‘s relatives in Auschwitz, and the end of the war and a visit to his
former home in Germany. Included are photocopies of documents relating to the
Reichsvereinigung der Juden in Deutschland and the author‘s family history.
Languages: English, German 1932–1953
3 microfiche cards
Source of Acquisition: Alfred Mayer
Restrictions: Fair use only
RG-02.114 --- A Memoir for Paul, David and Adam, by Paulette Singer Barrett
This memoir describes the life of Paulette Singer Barrett from 1939 to 1953, including
her prewar emigration with her parents from Poland and Romania to Paris, France; their
journey to southern France after the Nazis seized Paris; the fate of her relatives who