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RG-28.003 --- Records Relating to Restitution of Austrian Property Looted during World
War II.
This collection contains photocopies of documents from the National Archives and
Records Administration relating to the restitution of looted property, gold, and foreign
currencies in Austria from 1945 to 1950. Also included are files on the so-called
Hungarian gold train (a.k.a. the Werfen train).
Provenance: In the early 1980s a researcher made copies of the documents in the records
of the National Archives and Records Administration in Washington and donated them to
the United States Holocaust Memorial Council. Researchers should keep in mind that
these records are fragments and, are no longer in their original archival context.
Languages: English, German 1940–1950
10 linear inches
Source of Acquisition: See provenance statement above.
Finding aid: Folder title list
See the finding aid for this collection: RG-28.003
RG-24.006 --- Buchenwald, Near Weimar, by Joseph Langland and Patricia King
This collection contains a copy of Buchenwald, Near Weimar, a music score by Patricia
King, with words by Joseph Langland. The song text contains Joseph Langland‘s
reflections on his participation in the liberation of Buchenwald. The cassette recording
features the piece performed by John Lemly, bass, and Sheila Jillson, soprano,
accompanied by Joseph Rogers on cello and Patricia King on piano.
Language: English 1965, 1984
1 folder and 1 audio cassette
Source of Acquisition: Patricia King
Restrictions: Published material protected under copyright
RG-06.018 --- Tom Teicholz Collection Relating to the Trial of John Demjanjuk
This collection contains research materials, articles and newspaper clippings, and trial
transcripts collected by Tom Teicholz while doing research for his book, The Trial of
Ivan the Terrible: State of Israel vs. John Demjanjuk. Also included are drafts for several
chapters of Teicholz‘s book.
NOTE: The Demjanjuk trial transcripts, February 16, 1987, through April 25, 1988, are
incomplete. Researchers should consult the finding aid for details on dates and page
numbers of the transcripts.