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Accession 2000.103 --- Liebermann Family Collection<br />

USHMM, <strong>Center</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Advanced</strong> <strong>Holocaust</strong> <strong>Studies</strong> � 95<br />

This collection contains documents pertaining <strong>to</strong> the Liebermann family‘s pursuit of<br />

restitution (1957–1997). The donor‘s father, Hans Liebermann, escaped with his family<br />

<strong>to</strong> the United States in 1938, and corresponded extensively with lawyers, the German<br />

authorities, the URO, U.S. consulates, surviving members of the family living in Israel,<br />

friends, possible witnesses, and a <strong>for</strong>mer bookkeeper of the family firm. He also obtained<br />

statements; bank documents; affidavits regarding members of the family who were killed<br />

in the <strong>Holocaust</strong>, as well as affidavits regarding real estate, jewelry, silverware, and the<br />

expenses of the family‘s emigration. Among the pre-1945 documents supporting the<br />

claims is significant material on the persecution and emigration of many family members.<br />

<strong>Language</strong>s: German, <strong>English</strong>, Polish, Hebrew 1927–1997<br />

1 box<br />

Source of Acquisition: Frank Liebermann<br />

RG-19.044M --- Selected Records from the International Committee of the Red Cross<br />

Commission <strong>for</strong> Prisoners, Internees and Civilians. Hostages and Political Prisoners<br />

(Otages et détenus politiques)<br />

This collection contains records from the ICRC Commission <strong>for</strong> Prisoners, Internees and<br />

Civilians. Specifically, ICRC Archives series G44 relating <strong>to</strong> aid <strong>for</strong> hostages and<br />

political prisoners in German prisons and concentration camps; hostages, political<br />

prisoners and resistance fighters imprisoned during and after the war by Nazi satellite<br />

regimes or imprisoned by Germany throughout Europe; German nationals interned or<br />

detained in countries of the Allied coalition during and after the war; the ICRC aid policy<br />

<strong>for</strong> political prisoners and hostages; the repatriation of deportees; aid <strong>to</strong> individuals; and<br />

the civil war in Greece.<br />

Provenance: ICRC created the records during its operations, after which they entered the<br />

ICRC Archives. Copies are also available at Yad Vashem in Jerusalem, Israel.<br />

<strong>Language</strong>s: French, German, <strong>English</strong>, etc. 1939–1952<br />

16 microfilm rolls (16 mm)<br />

Source of Acquisition: International Committee of the Red Cross, Geneva<br />

Finding aid: Folder-level, French and <strong>English</strong> language descriptions<br />

NOTE: See also the collections in RG-64—International Committee of the Red Cross;<br />

RG-04.014—Selected Records Relating <strong>to</strong> the Activities of the International Red Cross in<br />

Terezin; and RG-04.077M—Fichiers de Drancy<br />

See the finding aid <strong>for</strong> this collection: RG-19.044M<br />

RG-59.013M --- Selected Records from the Prime Minister‘s Office: Correspondence and<br />

Papers 1945–1951

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