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Title:
RG-25.07.07, Letter from the World Jewish Congress to Wladyslaw Wojcik
Date:
28 March 1968
ID:
RG-25.07.07
Repository:
Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
Found in:
Warsaw Ghetto and Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, 1939-1978
Sub-Collection 7: RG-25.07, Warsaw Ghetto, Wladyslaw Wójcik Collection Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-25.07.07, Letter from the World Jewish Congress to Wladyslaw Wojcik, 28 March 1968
Sub-Collection 7: RG-25.07, Warsaw Ghetto, Wladyslaw Wójcik Collection Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-25.07.07, Letter from the World Jewish Congress to Wladyslaw Wojcik, 28 March 1968Creators:
Subjects:
Appeal for assistance from Jewish organizations, post-war
Correspondence between Wladyslaw Wojcik and Jewish Organizations in the United States and Israel
Emigration from Poland, postwar
Immigration to the United States, postwar
Jewish organization's rejection of financial appeals
Jewish society and organizations, United States, postwar
Recognition by the Holocaust Remembrance Institutions
United States (1950 -- 1978)
Wladyslaw Wojcik, construction technician who discovered the Ringelblum Archive, 1950
Correspondence between Wladyslaw Wojcik and Jewish Organizations in the United States and Israel
Emigration from Poland, postwar
Immigration to the United States, postwar
Jewish organization's rejection of financial appeals
Jewish society and organizations, United States, postwar
Recognition by the Holocaust Remembrance Institutions
United States (1950 -- 1978)
Wladyslaw Wojcik, construction technician who discovered the Ringelblum Archive, 1950
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