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RG-59.005M --- Selected Records from the Foreign Office: General Correspondence before
1906 relating to the Ottoman Empire
This collection contains general correspondence relating to the protection of Jews in
Syria, the condition and treatment of Jews in Serbia and Romania, and the immigration of
Jews to Palestine.
Provenance: Foreign Office and Predecessors: Political and other Departments: General
Correspondence before 1906, Ottoman Empire series 78 (FO 78)
Language: English 1867–1905
4 microfilm rolls (35 mm)
Source of Acquisitions: Public Record Office, Kew
Finding Aid: Folder-level description
See the finding aid for this collection: RG-59.005M
RG-02.157 --- ―The Three Lives of Gizel Berman‖
―The Three Lives of Gizel Berman‖ describes Berman‘s childhood in Uzhgorod and
Sobrance (then both in Czechoslovakia), her schooling in Brussels, Belgium, the
imprisonment and torture of her boyfriend, Nick, her reunion with Nick and their
marriage, their deportation to Auschwitz, her transfer to and life in Stutthof, where she
was separated from her husband, her liberation and return to Uzhgorod, her reunion with
her husband, their emigration and assimilation into American culture, and their
daughter‘s experiences with antisemitism.
Language: English N.d.
6 microfiche cards
Source of Acquisition: Gizel Berman
Restrictions: Fair use only
RG-02.156 --- ―A Survivor‘s Story‖ by Simon Sterling
―A Survivor‘s Story‖ relates Simon Sterling‘s experiences in Nazi-occupied Poland and
the Brody ghetto. It also deals with his separation from his wife, Sophie, his deportation
to a concentration camp, his escape, his reunion with his wife and their experiences
hiding in a forest, their liberation by the Soviet military and eventual escape to the
American Zone of Occupation in Germany, the displaced persons camp at Föhrenwald,
Germany, and their immigration to the United States.
Language: English 1988
3 microfiche cards