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Collection Overview
Title: Displaced Persons Documents, Publications, Cultural Life, and Post-War Jewish Publications, 1929-1982
Predominant Dates:1945 -- 1952
ID: RG-02/RG-02
Primary Creator: Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
Extent: 2.0 Boxes
Arrangement:
The arrangement scheme for the record group was imposed during processing in the absence of an original order. Materials are arranged by subject/creator, then by identifier, as assigned by the processor.
Record group is comprised of six collections and one item: 1. Publications on the displaced persons camps; 2. Official documents of the US Military Government in Germany; 3. Sylvia Lowe collection; 4. Brycha Publication; 5. Collection of civil judicial proceedings in displaced persons camps; 6. Perla Karney collection; 7. Collection of Unser Leben; 8. Journal of the Central Historical Commission of Poland
Subjects: Castles, type of housing for displaced persons population, postwar Germany, Categories of displaced persons in postwar Germany, Civil affairs division, US military government in postwar Germany, Correspondence to and from displaced person camps, Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps, displaced person, categorization according to country of origin, displaced person camp, photographs, Displaced person camps, documents, Displaced person camps, publications, Displaced person camps in Germany, Displaced persons camps, Displaced persons in Austria, postwar, Displaced Persons Report, displaced persons report, Frankfurt, Education at Displaced Persons Camps, European Command, US military forces in Europe, postwar, Financial responsibility for the DP camps according to Civil Affairs Division US military government, food shortage in post war Germany according to US Military Government, Former German concentration camp barracks, used for housing for displaced persons, postwar Germany, former Wehrmacht (Germany Army) barracks, type of housing for displaced persons, postwar Germany, Frankfurt am Main (Germany), Higher nutritional quality of food provided for DP population, according to US Military Government, Hotels, type of housing for displaced persons population, postwar Germany, International Refugee Organization (IRO), a successor of UNRRA, postwar Europe, International Refugee Organization (IRO), funding of displaced persons population in postwar Europe, Issuance and restoration of civil status and property related documents to displaced persons, Population of Displaced Person Camps (DP) in postwar Germany, Preferable treatment of East Europeans in regard to immigration to US, postwar, President Truman executive order on immigration, December 22 1945, Report about Displaced Persons Camp, Reports about Jewish Displaced Persons in postwar Germany, residential buildings, used to house displaced persons population, postwar Germany, Schools at the Displaced Persons Camps, sources of finding of displaced persons camps, postwar Germany, Soviet deception in regard to displaced persons in the Soviet zone of control, postwar Germany, status of displaced persons in postwar Germany, UNRRA, its role in administration of displaced persons camps in postwar Germany, UNRRA, type of residences used to house the displaced persons population, postwar Germany, UNRRA providing housing for displaced persons camp population, postwar Germany, US Army appropriated funds to use for additional food for displaced persons population, postwar, US Military Government in Bavaria, postwar in regard to DP camp population, US Military Government in German, postwar, supervision of DP camps
Languages: Yiddish, German, English, Polish
Abstract
This is a record group containing the collections about various functions of the DP camps, as well as the US Miltiary Government inspections of the DP camps together with several personal collection in the matter. There are also collections of specific editions published by the DP camps' committees.
Scope and Contents of the Materials
This record group is comprised of several postwar collections, stemming from displaced persons camp activities, and reflect the multifaceted postwar developments with regard to displaced persons organizations. The record group combines collections assembled by imminent Jewish immigration from postwar Europe. Included in this record group are publications, photographs, and digitized materials.
Collection Historical Note
Within this record group, the collection of publications include various printed materials published within and outside of the displaced persons camps in Germany and Austria. Largely, the language of these publications were Yiddish. The committees of the displaced persons camps would publish these materials periodically, and would focus the articles on contemporary events, the prospective life in Palestine, and the social and cultural life of the Holocaust survivors whilst in displaced persons camps.
Biographical Note
Self-established Displaced Person Camps Committees, often authorized by the Allied Administration in Germany and Austria
Subject/Index Terms
Castles, type of housing for displaced persons population, postwar Germany
Categories of displaced persons in postwar Germany
Civil affairs division, US military government in postwar Germany
Correspondence to and from displaced person camps
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
displaced person, categorization according to country of origin
displaced person camp, photographs
Displaced person camps, documents
Displaced person camps, publications
Displaced person camps in Germany
Displaced persons camps
Displaced persons in Austria, postwar
Displaced Persons Report
displaced persons report, Frankfurt
Education at Displaced Persons Camps
European Command, US military forces in Europe, postwar
Financial responsibility for the DP camps according to Civil Affairs Division US military government
food shortage in post war Germany according to US Military Government
Former German concentration camp barracks, used for housing for displaced persons, postwar Germany
former Wehrmacht (Germany Army) barracks, type of housing for displaced persons, postwar Germany
Frankfurt am Main (Germany)
Higher nutritional quality of food provided for DP population, according to US Military Government
Hotels, type of housing for displaced persons population, postwar Germany
International Refugee Organization (IRO), a successor of UNRRA, postwar Europe
International Refugee Organization (IRO), funding of displaced persons population in postwar Europe
Issuance and restoration of civil status and property related documents to displaced persons
Population of Displaced Person Camps (DP) in postwar Germany
Preferable treatment of East Europeans in regard to immigration to US, postwar
President Truman executive order on immigration, December 22 1945
Report about Displaced Persons Camp
Reports about Jewish Displaced Persons in postwar Germany
residential buildings, used to house displaced persons population, postwar Germany
Schools at the Displaced Persons Camps
sources of finding of displaced persons camps, postwar Germany
Soviet deception in regard to displaced persons in the Soviet zone of control, postwar Germany
status of displaced persons in postwar Germany
UNRRA, its role in administration of displaced persons camps in postwar Germany
UNRRA, type of residences used to house the displaced persons population, postwar Germany
UNRRA providing housing for displaced persons camp population, postwar Germany
US Army appropriated funds to use for additional food for displaced persons population, postwar
US Military Government in Bavaria, postwar in regard to DP camp population
US Military Government in German, postwar, supervision of DP camps
Administrative Information
Repository:
Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
Preferred Citation:
RG-02, Displaced Persons Documents, Publications, Cultural Life, and Post-War Jewish Publications. Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust Archive.
Processing Information:
Materials are primarily described using the local descriptive standards of the LA Museum of the Holocaust.
Box and Folder Listing
Browse by Sub-Collection:
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Sub-Collection 1: RG-02.01, DP camps publications, 1945 - 1947],
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Sub-Collection 2: RG-02.02, Official documents of US Military Government in Germany, 1947],
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Sub-Collection 3: RG-02.03, Sylvia Lowe Collection, 1945-1950s],
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Sub-Collection 4: RG-02.05, Civil Judical proceeding in DP camps, 1936-1982],
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Sub-Collection 5: RG-02.06, Perla Karney Collection, 1936-1955],
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Sub-Collection 6: RG-02.07, Unser Leben (Our Life), Yiddish Publication of Liberated Jews in Berlin, 1947-1948],
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Sub-Collection 7: RG-02.08, Journal of the Central Historical Commission of Poland, 1947],
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Sub-Collection 8: RG-02.04, Brycha publication],
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- Sub-Collection 1: RG-02.01, DP camps publications, 1945 - 1947
This record group comprises several postwar collections related to DP camp activities. The following collections are included: documents regarding the DP camps and related postwar civil judicial proceedings; Brycha publication; Perla Karney collection of photographs; Sylvia Lowe collection of post-liberation documents; and the collection of publications printed by the DP camps’ communal and societal organizations.
The collection of publications includes various printed materials published in and outside the displaced persons camps in Germany and Austria. Largely, the language of publications is Yiddish. The DP camps’ committees published them periodically. Overall, these publications focus on contemporary events and on prospective life in Palestine. Most of these materials are original publications. Another rubric covered by the DP’s publications relates to the social and cultural life of Holocaust survivors while in DP camps.
Collections included in this record group reflect multifaceted postwar developments with regard to displaced persons organizations. This record group combines collections integrated by imminent Jewish immigration from postwar Europe. The following collections constitute this record group: RG-02.01, DP Camps Publications; RG-02.02, Official Documents of the US Military Government in Germany; RG-02.03, Sylvia Lowe Collection; RG-02.04, Brycha Publication; RG-02.05, Civil Judicial Proceedings in DP Camps; RG-02.06, Perla Karney Collection; RG-02.07, Unser Leben (Our Life), Yiddish Publication of Liberated Jews in Berlin.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Displaced person camps, publications
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Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
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Displaced persons publication, On the Freedom, 1945
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Displaced persons publication, Our Voice, 1946
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The Central Jewish Committee, Bergen Belsen, 1946
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Documents in Yiddish language
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narratives in Yiddish
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Bergen-Belsen DP Camp publications
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Celebration of Purim in DP camps, 1946
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Reflection on religious holidays, liberated Jews in Germany, 1946
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Displaced persons publication, The Jewish Review by and for Liberated Jews in Germany, 1946
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Displaced persons publication, Our Yahrzeit, 1942, 1948
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The anniversary of ones death, Yahrzeit, DP camps, 1942, 1948
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Displaced persons publication, Magazine for the United Revisionists in the British Zone, 1946
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Displaced persons publication, Ibergang (Transition), 1946
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Publication by the liberated Jews in the DP Center Stuttgart, Free Again, 1946
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Chaim Berger, editorial board DP Center Stuttgart, 1946
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Szama Waks, editorial board DP Center Stuttgart, 1946
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Marek Gutman, editorial board DP Center Stuttgart, 1946
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Leibl Rychtman, editorial board DP Center Stuttgart, 1946
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Moshe Perl, drawings, DP Center Stuttgart, 1946
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Bernard Ginsburg, photo report, DP Center Stuttgart, 1946
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Publication by Icchak Kacenelson DP Center Stuttgart, Three Songs, 1946
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Publication by Jaakow Lewental DP Center Stuttgart, Nothing, 1946
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Publication by Nisn Aizyn DP Center Stuttgart, Morality of our everyday life, 1946
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Publication by I Szilowicki DP Center Stuttgart, After storm, 1946
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Publication by Sara Ostrzega DP Center Stuttgart, From light music to picture, 1946
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Publication by Ing Josef Gutman DP Center Stuttgart, 1946
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Last Extermination, Journal for the History of the Jewish People During the Nazi Regime, 1946
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Zionist Revisionist Movement, DP Camps, 1946
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displaced person camp, Stuttgart
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Stuttgart (Germany)
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Central Historical Commission established by a dozen survivors in Munich on November 28 1945 US Zone
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Israel Kaplan, Commission's Director and Editor
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Children in the Holocaust, narratives, postwar
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Periodicals, Jewish
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Cultural life in ghettos
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Music in the ghettos
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From The Last Extermination, Jewish investigative journal published in postwar Germany
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Journal for the history of the Jewish people during The Nazi Regime, published in postwar Germany
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Periodicals, Jewish, published by the Central Historical Commission in US zone of occupation, Munich
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Warsaw (Poland: ghetto)
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Luck (Poland: ghetto)
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means of survival in the Warsaw ghetto, 1940 --1943
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Day-to-day work in Warsaw Ghetto, reflected in The Last Extermination, 1946
- Creators:
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Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
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Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-02.01.01, Displaced persons camp publications. On the Freedom. Vol. I, No. 1., 1945
- The front page of the DP camp edition On the Freedom, in Yiddish
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Displaced person camps, publications
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Documents in Yiddish language
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Yiddish, language
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magazine
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Stuttgart (Germany)
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Post-Liberation
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Reports about Displaced Persons
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Center of the Former Jewish Political Establishment in Stuttgart
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Postwar Germany (1945)
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Emigration to Palestine
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Reports about Jewish Displaced Persons in postwar Germany
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postwar publication
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Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany
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narratives in Yiddish
- Creators:
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Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
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Center of the Former Jewish Political Establishment in Stuttgart
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-02.01.02, Displaced persons publication. Our Voice, Vol. 4. (2), ca 1945
- a page from the Bergen-Belsen DP camp publication, Our Voice, Vol. 5
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Displaced person camps, publications
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Bergen-Belsen DP Camp publications
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Yiddish, language
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Documents in Yiddish language
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English, language
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postwar publication
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Postwar Germany (1945)
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Emigration to Palestine
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Reports about Jewish Displaced Persons in postwar Germany
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Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany
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Bergen Belsen (Germany: Displaced Person Camp)
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Reports about Displaced Persons
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Post-Liberation
- Creators:
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Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
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Executive Committee of the Bergen Belsen DP camp (ca 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-02.01.03, Displaced persons publication. Our Voice, Vol. 5., ca 1945
- Executive Committee of Bergen Belsen DP camp published a periodical, Our Voice.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Bergen-Belsen DP Camp publications
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Displaced person camps, publications
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Yiddish, language
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Documents in Yiddish language
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English, language
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postwar publication
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Postwar Germany (1945)
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Emigration to Palestine
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Reports about Jewish Displaced Persons in postwar Germany
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Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany
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Bergen Belsen (Germany: Displaced Person Camp)
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Reports about Displaced Persons
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Post-Liberation
- Creators:
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Executive Committee of the Bergen Belsen DP camp (ca 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-02.01.04, Displaced persons publication. The Jewish Review by and for Liberated Jews in Germany., March 1946
- The front page of a post-war Jewish Publication, The Jewish Review
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Displaced person camps, publications
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periodicals published by Central Committee of Liberated Jews
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German, language
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English, language
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Documents in German language
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magazine
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Jewish poetry
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postwar publication
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Postwar Germany (1945)
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Emigration to Palestine
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Reports about Jewish Displaced Persons in postwar Germany
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Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany
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Germany (1945 -- 1949)
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Photographs
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Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
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Jewish religious holidays
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Jewish religious holidays, Purim
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Post-Liberation
- Creators:
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Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the US zone of occupation in Germany (1945 -- 1952)
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The Jewish Review, editorial board (1945-1950)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-02.01.05- Displaced persons publication. Our Yahrzeit., ca 1948
- Memorial journal commemorating the destruction of Jewish Community during the Holocaust, written in Yiddish, published in Cientaszow, a Polish town.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Jewish publications in Yiddish, Europe and America
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Displaced person camps, publications
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Yahrzeit of Cientaszow (Tzentashovo) (Poland)
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Documents in Yiddish language
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Yiddish, language
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magazine
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postwar publication
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Postwar Germany (1945)
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Emigration to Palestine
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Reports about Jewish Displaced Persons in postwar Germany
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Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany
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Germany (1945 -- 1949)
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Post-Liberation
- Creators:
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Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-02.01.06, Displaced persons publication. Magazine for the United Revisionists in the British Zone, 1946
- The front page of a Jewish DP camp publication, written in Yiddish, consisting of information regarding the United Zionist Revisionists in the British Zone of Germany.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Displaced person camps, publications
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Zionist activities
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Jewish publications in Yiddish, Europe and America
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British Zone of Occupation in postwar Germany
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Yiddish, language
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Documents in Yiddish language
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magazine
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postwar publication
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Postwar Germany (1945)
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Emigration to Palestine
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Reports about Jewish Displaced Persons in postwar Germany
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Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany
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Germany (1945 -- 1949)
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Post-Liberation
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United Revisionists in British Zone
- Creators:
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Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-02.01.07, Die Bruecke (The Bridge), July 1947
- Die Bruecke was a newspaper published in work-camp Langwasser, in 1947, Germany.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Displaced person camps, publications
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Langwasser DP camp, publications
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Jewish newspaper
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Jewish newspaper in German
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German, language
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Documents in German language
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postwar publication
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Postwar Germany (1945)
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Emigration to Palestine
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Reports about Jewish Displaced Persons in postwar Germany
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Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany
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Germany (1945 -- 1949)
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Post-Liberation
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The Bridge, a newspaper of the Internment and Work Camp Langwasser (Germany)
- Creators:
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Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
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Work-camp Langwasser, editorial board (1947)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-02.01.08, Displaced persons publication. Ibergang., No. 33, pp. 5-6., ca 1946
- This document is an article from a displaced persons newspaper entitled Ibergang, No. 33, written in Yiddish.
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Displaced person camps, publications
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Ibergang newspaper published DP camp, Germany
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Yiddish, language
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Documents in Yiddish language
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postwar publication
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Postwar Germany (1945)
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Emigration to Palestine
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Reports about Jewish Displaced Persons in postwar Germany
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Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany
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Germany (1945 -- 1949)
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Post-Liberation
- Creators:
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Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
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Ibergang, editorial board publication (ca 1946)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-02.01.09, “Free Again”, published by liberated Jews in DP Center, Stuttgart, Germany, No. 2, January 1946
Literary magazine entitled Free Again, consisting of literary articles published by the Organization of Liberated Jews in DP Center, Stuttgart, Germany, January 1946. The articles and literary pieces by various writers.
Chaim Berger-- On the threshold of 1946; Icchak Kacenelson--Three Songs (poem); Jaakow Lewental-- Nothing (song; Unknown author-- Testament of 93 martyr; Szama Waks-- Morality of our everyday life; Nisn Aizyn-- To the Queen of Spirit (two songs); I. Szilowicki-- After storm (song); Sara Ostrzega-- From light, music to picture; Marek Gutman-- I am looking for myself in vain; Szama Waks-- A good day (poem); Ing. Josef Gutman; Forming the new life
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Displaced person camps, publications
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displaced person camp, Stuttgart
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Yiddish, language
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Documents in Yiddish language
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English, language
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Jewish poetry
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postwar publication
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Postwar Germany (1945)
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Emigration to Palestine
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Reports about Jewish Displaced Persons in postwar Germany
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Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany
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Germany (1945 -- 1949)
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Post-Liberation
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Stuttgart (Germany)
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Jewish publications in Yiddish, Europe and America
- Creators:
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Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the US zone of occupation in Germany (1945 -- 1952)
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Liberated Jews in the DP Center, Stuttgart (Germany) (1946)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-02.01.10, From the last extermination, journal, 1946, vol. 1 no. 3, Munich
- Journal published in postwar Germany, Munich reflecting on The Holocaust, 1946. Editor, Israel Kaplan.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Periodicals, Jewish
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Periodicals, Jewish, published by the Central Historical Commission in US zone of occupation, Munich
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Journal for the history of the Jewish people during The Nazi Regime, published in postwar Germany
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From The Last Extermination, Jewish investigative journal published in postwar Germany
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Lachwa (Poland)
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Lachva (Belarus)
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Lachwa Ghetto Uprising, 1942 reflected in journal for the history of the Jews during The Nazi Regime
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Siedlce (Poland)
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Holocaust in Siedlce Poland reflected in the journal for the history of the Jews under Nazi Regime
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Nazi German atrocities in Siedlce Poland, photo documents, reflected in The last Extermination, 1946
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Children in the Holocaust, narratives, postwar
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Children in the Holocaust in Kielce, Poland reflected in The Last Extermination, journal, 1946
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Documents in Yiddish language
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narratives in Yiddish
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Cultural life in ghettos
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Music in the ghettos
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means of survival in the Warsaw ghetto, 1940 --1943
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Warsaw (Poland: ghetto)
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Day-to-day work in Warsaw Ghetto, reflected in The Last Extermination, 1946
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Eye witness report of Treblinka death camp, reflected in The Last Extermination, 1946
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Luck (Poland)
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Luck (Poland: ghetto)
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Eye witness testimony about Luck, Poland under German occupation, The Last Extermination, 1947
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Lutsk (Ukraine)
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Atrocities and perpetration in The Holocaust, reflected in The Last Extermination, 1946
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Eye witnesses reports and testimonies published in The Last Extermination, 1946
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Childrens memories of the war, reflected in The Last Extermination, 1946
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Expressions used in the Lodz ghetto, published in The Last Extermination, 1946
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Lullaby (ghetto-song), published in The Last Extermination journal, 1946
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Songs, sung in the ghetto Lodz, published From the Last Extermination journal, 1946
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Selection of Nazi-German wartime documents, published in From the Last Extermination journal, 1946
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Photodocuments published in From the Last Extermination journal, 1946
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List of Nazi-German camps in Yiddish, published in From the Last Extermination journal, 1946
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Report on activities of the Central Historical Commission, From the Last Extermination journal, 1946
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News of the Central Historical Commission, From the Last Extermination journal, 1946
- Creators:
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Central Historical Commission at the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in US zone in Germany (Postwar Germany)
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Israel Kaplan, editor of the investigative journal, From The Last Extermination, postwar Germany (1946, 1947)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-02.01.11, From The Last Extermination, journal, 1946, vol. 1 no. 2, Munich
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Documents in Yiddish language
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From The Last Extermination, Jewish investigative journal published in postwar Germany
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Journal for the history of the Jewish people during The Nazi Regime, published in postwar Germany
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narratives in Yiddish
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Periodicals, Jewish
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Periodicals, Jewish, published by the Central Historical Commission in US zone of occupation, Munich
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Photodocuments published in From the Last Extermination journal, 1946
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Riga (Latvia)
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Riga (Latvia: ghetto)
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Dubno (Poland)
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Dubno (Poland: ghetto)
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Dubno (Ukraine)
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Mielec (Poland)
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Mielec (Poland: concentration camp)
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Cultural life in ghettos
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Cultural life in postwar Germany, reflected in the Last Extermination, journal, 1946
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Jewish folklore during the Nazi Time, reflected in the Last Extermination, journal, 1946
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Music in the ghettos
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Nazi documents with explanations, reflected in the Last Extermination, journal, 1946
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Activity report, reflected in the Last Extermination, journal, 1946
- Creators:
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Central Historical Commission at the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in US zone in Germany (Postwar Germany)
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Israel Kaplan, editor of the investigative journal, From The Last Extermination, postwar Germany (1946, 1947)
- Sub-Collection 2: RG-02.02, Official documents of US Military Government in Germany, 1947
- Analysis and report of the situation of Displaced Persons in DP camps in the US zone of occupied Germany; compiled by Civil Affairs Division Headquarters, European Command of the US Army. Frankfurt, Germany, 1 September 1947.
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-02.12, Report on Displaced Persons in the US zone of occupation Germany, 1947
- This report addresses problems and needs stemming from the state of United Nations DP camps in the US controlled area of Germany, written in English and prepared by Civil Affairs Division Headquarters, European Command, Frankfurt, Germany, 1 September 1947.
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Prospective country for refugee immigration, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, 1947
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Displaced Persons Report
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displaced persons report, Frankfurt
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DP camp, US occupied Germany
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Discourse about DP assembly centers, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, Germany 1947
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Discourse about food deficit in DP camps, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, 1947
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English, language
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Documents in English language
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Displaced persons camps
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postwar publication
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International Refugee Organization (IRO)
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Berlin (Germany)
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American Military Government, Germany, US zone of occupation
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British Zone of Occupation in postwar Germany
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Jewish refugees
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Emigration to Palestine
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Reports about Jewish Displaced Persons in postwar Germany
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Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany
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Post-Liberation
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Emigration from Nazi Germany to the United States
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Emigration from Nazi Germany
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Germany (1945 -- 1949)
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The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA)
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Preparatory Commission of the International Refugee Organization (PCIRO)
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reconstruction
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Life in postwar Germany
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living and working conditions in postwar Germany
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Jewish religious life in postwar Germany
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resettlement
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Expense Report
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Frankfurt (Germany)
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Education at Displaced Persons Camps
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Displaced persons in Austria, postwar
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Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
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Fear of returning to prewar countries of residence in regard to political repressions
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Schools at the Displaced Persons Camps
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Discourse about DP allotted food rations, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, 1947
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Discourse about housing in DP camps, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, Germany 1947
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Discourse about food shortage in DP camps, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, 1947
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Discourse about DP resettlement program, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, 1947
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Discourse about DPs reparation program, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, 1947
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New immigration quota system introduced by the US, postwar
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Visas for displaced persons, postwar
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Discourse how to make DP camps self sustaining, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control
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Discourse about employment in DP camps, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, 1947
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Vocational retraining programs in DP camps funded by International Refugee Association (IRO)
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Currency in circulation in DP camps, postwar Germany
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Discourse about public safety in DP camps, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, 1947
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Preparatory Commission of the International Refugee Organization (PCIRO), postwar Germany, July 1947
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Intergovernmental Committee of Refugees (IGCR), refugee relief organization, postwar Germany
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Discourse about law and order threat in DP camps, Report on Displaced persons in US area of control
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Discourse about DP camp advisory committees, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, 1947
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Discourse about hospitals in DP camps, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, 1947
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Vetting program DP camps, establishment of truthful identification of DP population, US military gov
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Inadequate housing in DP camps, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, Germany, 1947
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Value reports of items in DP camps, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, Germany, 1947
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Church World Services, an agency aiding DP camps in Germany
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American Joint Distribution Committee, an agency aiding DP camps in Germany
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Jewish Committee for Relief Abroad, an agency aiding in DP camps in Germany
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Italian Red Cross, an agency aiding in DP camps in Germany
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Polish Red Cross, an agency aiding in DP camps in Germany
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World YMCA (YWCA), an agency aiding in DP camps in Germany
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Unitarian Service Committee, an agency aiding DP camps in Germany
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World Student Relief, an agency aiding DP camps in Germany
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Netherlands Red Cross, an agency aiding DP camps in Germany
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Jewish Agency for Palestine, an agency aiding DP camps in Germany
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World ORT Union (Organization for Rehabilitation through Training) an agency aiding DP camps Germany
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American Polish War Relief, an agency aiding DP camps in Germany
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National Catholic Welfare Conference, an agency aiding DP camps in Germany
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Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, an agency aiding DP camps in Germany
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US Committee for Care of European Children, an agency aiding DP camps in Germany
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American Friends Service Committee, an agency aiding DP camps in Germany
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Vaad Hahatzale, an agency aiding DP camps in Germany
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Czechoslovakian Red Cross, an agency aiding DP camps in Germany
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International Rescue and Relief Committee, an agency aiding DP camps in Germany
-
Yugoslav Red Cross, an agency aiding DP camps in Germany
- Creators:
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US Military Administration in Germany
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Military Government of the US occupation zone in Germany (1944 -- 1952)
-
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) (1946)
- Sub-Collection 3: RG-02.03, Sylvia Lowe Collection, 1945-1950s
- Collection comprises comprises proving incarceration of Lowe family members at Nazi concentration camps. There is also a commemoration diploma issued in memory of Jakob Jozef Grynszpan who died in the Nazi concentration camp.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
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Displaced persons camps
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Documents in English language
-
Identification documents--Post-WWII
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Lowe, Sylvia
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Photographs, concentration camp prisoners
-
Postliberation proofs of Nazi-German and Axis persecutions
-
Prisoner identification numbers, Nazi German concentration camps
-
Proof of concentration camp incarceration
-
survivors of concentration camps
-
The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA)
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Raciarz (Poland)
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Raciaz (Poland)
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Jewish Committee of Cham (Bavaria)
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Cham (Germany)
-
Documents in German language
-
Displaced persons (DP) camps in Germany, postwar
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Germany (1945--1949)
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Proofs of incarcerations under German-Nazi and Axis regimes
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Reports about Displaced Persons
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Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
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Identification documents
-
identification photograph
-
Amberg (Germany)
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concentration camp victims
-
Documents in Hebrew
-
Holocaust Memorialization
-
Postliberation commemoration of the Holocaust
-
Jewish Community in Amberg, Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany, Postwar
-
family photographs
-
Jewish life, pre-war
-
Photographs, children
-
Photographs, family members
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Prewar photographs
-
Yiddish, language
-
Issuance of certificates
- Creators:
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Sylvia Lowe, daughter of the survivor, Jakob Grynszpan
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-02.03.01, Sylvia Lowe, Certification issued to Jakob Grinschpan prooving his imprisonment in Auschwitz.tif, 1942 -- 1945
- This document is a proof of incarceration issued to Jakub Grynszpan, imprisoned at the Auschwitz complex of camps from 1942--1945. This certificate was issued by UNRRA.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Proof of concentration camp incarceration
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Postliberation proofs of Nazi-German and Axis persecutions
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Dr. Olmer Abraham, chairman of the Jewish Committee in Cham, Germany
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Documents in English language
-
Identification documents
-
Identification documents--Post-WWII
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identification photograph
-
Lowe, Sylvia
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survivors of concentration camps
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
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The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA)
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Concentration camp photograph, Jakob Grinszpan (Jakub Grinschpan)
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Documents in German language
-
Cham (Germany)
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Prisoner identification numbers, Nazi German concentration camps
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Displaced persons camps
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Jakob Grynszpan (Jakub Grinschpan), prisoner identification number, Nazi German concentration camps
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Jewish Committee of Cham (Bavaria)
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Photographs, concentration camp prisoners
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Raciaz (Poland)
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Raciarz (Poland)
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Jakob Grynszpan (Jakub Grinschpan), prisoner of Nazi German concentration camps
- Creators:
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United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) (1946)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-02.03.03, Sylvia Lowe, Certification of concentration camp incarceration, issued by Jewish Committee in Cham, Bavaria, 1945
- The document includes the name of the concentration camp, prisoner number, birth place, last place of residence, education level, profession, years imprisoned in the concentration camp, and photograph. Grynszpan was imprisoned in Auschwitz.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Proof of concentration camp incarceration
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Proofs of incarcerations under German-Nazi and Axis regimes
-
Jewish Committee of Cham (Bavaria)
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Documents in English language
-
Jewish organizations in postwar Germany
-
Postliberation proofs of Nazi-German and Axis persecutions
-
survivors of concentration camps
-
The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA)
-
Documents in German language
-
Germany (1945 -- 1949)
-
Displaced persons (DP) camps in Germany, postwar
-
Survivors of Nazi German concentration camp, Second World War
-
Cham (Germany)
- Creators:
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United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) (1946)
-
Military Government of the US occupation zone in Germany (1944 -- 1952)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-02.03.04, Sylvia Lowe, Certification to Jakob Grinszpan of his incarceration in Flossenburg concentration camp, 1946
- This document consists of proof of general information (occupation, birthplace, concentration camp served in) of ex-prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp, Jakub Grynszpan, written in German and English, 18 April 1946
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Proof of concentration camp incarceration
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Proofs of incarcerations under German-Nazi and Axis regimes
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Postliberation proofs of Nazi-German and Axis persecutions
-
English, language
-
Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Prisoner identification numbers, Nazi German concentration camps
-
identification photograph
-
Documents in English language
-
Identification documents--Post-WWII
-
Identification documents
-
survivors of concentration camps
-
Jakob Grynszpan (Jakub Grinschpan), prisoner of Nazi German concentration camps
-
The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA)
-
Grynshpan, Jakob
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Displaced persons camps
-
Germany (1945 -- 1949)
-
Documents in German language
-
Jewish Community in Amberg, Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany, Postwar
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Jakob Grynszpan (Jakub Grinschpan), prisoner identification number, Nazi German concentration camps
-
Jakob Grynszpan (Jakub Grinschpan), prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp
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Amberg (Germany)
-
Displaced persons (DP) camps in Germany, postwar
- Creators:
-
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) (1946)
-
Military Government of the US occupation zone in Germany (1944 -- 1952)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-02.03.06, Sylvia_Lowe, Hebrew Certificate of memorialization, ca 1945
- This document is a post-liberation certificate written in Yiddish, consisting of a general memorialization for Holocaust victims, in which Jakob Grynszpan planted two trees in memory of his parents, Pichas and Henda Grynszpan, from Poland. The certificate was issued by Keren Kayemet L'Yisrael.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Post-Holocaust Commemoration
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concentration camp victims
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Holocaust Memorialization
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Memorilization documents issued by Jewish organization in postwar Germany
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Hebrew, language
-
Documents in Hebrew
-
Proof of concentration camp incarceration
-
Postliberation commemoration of the Holocaust
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Individually made documents commemorating the Holocaust, Jewish National Fund, Gauting, postwar
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Congress of Jewish National Fund in Gauting, Germany, postwar
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Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael (Jewish National Fund) in postwar Germany
- Creators:
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Jewish National Fund (Keren Kayemet L'Yisrael) (ca 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-02.03.07, Sylvia Lowe, Jakob Grinszpan in camp uniform, perhaps after liberation, ca 1945
- Photograph of Jakub Grynszpan in concentration camp uniform, perhaps post-liberation, 1945
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Photographs, concentration camps
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Concentration camp photograph, Jakob Grinszpan (Jakub Grinschpan)
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Displaced persons camps
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Proof of concentration camp incarceration
-
Proofs of incarcerations under German-Nazi and Axis regimes
-
Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
survivors of concentration camps
-
identification photograph
-
Prisoner identification numbers, Nazi German concentration camps
-
Jakob Grynszpan (Jakub Grinschpan), prisoner of Nazi German concentration camps
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Jakob Grynszpan (Jakub Grinschpan), prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp
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Jakob Grynszpan (Jakub Grinschpan), prisoner identification number, Nazi German concentration camps
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Survivors of Nazi German concentration camp, Second World War
- Creators:
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Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-02.03.08, Sylvia Lowe, Jakob Grinzspan, certification of concentration camp incarceration, Flossenburg, 1946
- This document consists of proof of general information (occupation, birthplace, concentration camp served in) of ex-prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp, Jakub Grynszpan, written in German and English, 18 April 1946
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Proof of concentration camp incarceration
-
Proofs of incarcerations under German-Nazi and Axis regimes
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Prisoner identification numbers, Nazi German concentration camps
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Jakob Grynszpan (Jakub Grinschpan), prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp
-
Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Amberg (Germany)
-
Documents in German language
-
Documents in English language
-
identification photograph
-
survivors of concentration camps
-
Jewish Community in Amberg, Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany, Postwar
-
Identification documents
-
Identification documents--Post-WWII
-
Germany (1945 -- 1949)
-
The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA)
-
Jakob Grynszpan (Jakub Grinschpan), prisoner identification number, Nazi German concentration camps
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Jakob Grynszpan (Jakub Grinschpan), prisoner of Nazi German concentration camps
- Creators:
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Military Government of the US occupation zone in Germany (1944 -- 1952)
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United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) (1946)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-02.03.09, Sylvia Lowe, prewar family photograph, the oldest child is Jakob Grinszpan, ca 1937
- This document is a pre-war photograph of ex-prisoner Jakub Grynszpan, the oldest child pictured, and three family relatives, ca 1937, probably taken in Poland, where Grynszpan was born.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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family photographs
-
Jewish life, pre-war
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Family photograph, Jakob Grinszpan
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Prewar photographs
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Photographs, children
-
Photographs, family members
-
survivors of concentration camps
-
concentration camp victims
-
Grinszpan (Grinschpan) family photo
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Interwar Poland
- Creators:
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Grinszpan family (ca 1937)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-02.03.10, Sylvia Lowe, Grinszpan photograph in camp uniform, with inscription in Yiddish, 1945
- This document is an image of the backside of the photograph of Grinszpan in prisoner uniform, written in Yiddish, and dated 1945.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Concentration camp photograph, Jakob Grinszpan (Jakub Grinschpan)
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Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Yiddish, language
-
Jakob Grynszpan (Jakub Grinschpan), prisoner of Nazi German concentration camps
-
Germany (1945 -- 1949)
-
Proof of concentration camp incarceration
-
Proofs of incarcerations under German-Nazi and Axis regimes
-
Flossenburg (Germany: Concentration Camp)
-
Jakob Grynszpan (Jakub Grinschpan), prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp
-
Displaced persons camps
-
inscription in Yiddish
- Creators:
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Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-02.03.12, Sylvia Lowe, the form for Identity Card to the former Jewish inmates of Nazi concentration camps, ca 1945
- This document is the cover page of a post-war identity card for former jewish concentration camp inmates and other persecuted Jewish people, written in English and German, ca 1945
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Identification documents--Post-WWII
-
Issuance of certificates
-
Jewish Community in Amberg, Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany, Postwar
-
Identification documents
-
Documents in English language
-
Documents in German language
-
survivors of concentration camps
-
Proof of concentration camp incarceration
-
Proofs of incarcerations under German-Nazi and Axis regimes
-
Survivors of Nazi German concentration camp, Second World War
-
Amberg (Germany)
- Creators:
-
Jewish Community, Amberg (ca 1945)
- Sub-Collection 4: RG-02.05, Civil Judical proceeding in DP camps, 1936-1982
- This collection includes documents concerning the postwar Civil Judicial Proceeding regarding Displaced Persons Camps issues.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Documents in English language
-
donation of artifacts
-
Jewish Federation Council, Los Angeles
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Jewish Federation Council of Greater LA, 590 N Vermont Ave, LA, CA, 90004
-
Legal document
-
Forced labor camps
-
Ukraine (1939-1945)
-
Velykyi Bereznyi (Ukraine)
-
Velki-Balat (Czechoslovakia)
-
Reissuance of birth certificates, postwar Europe
-
Volosiankia (Czechoslovakia)
-
Volosiankia (Ukraine)
-
Buenos Aires (Argentina)
-
German civil registry in Bohemia and Moravia, wartime
-
Marriage certificates
-
Czechoslovakia (1945--1991)
-
Civil registries, West Berlin, 1957
-
Bavaria (Germany)
-
Immigration to United States
-
Jewish Immigration
-
Munich (Germany)
-
Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany
-
survivors of concentration camps
-
Tegernseer Landstrasse (Munchen, Germany)
-
Lower military court of Munich, 1949
-
International Refugee Organization (IRO)
-
Black market, Munich, postwar
-
Birth certificates
-
Council of the Community of Jazlowiec
-
Jazlowiec (Poland)
-
Council of the town of Jazlowiec, 1939
-
Jewish civil registry, Jazlowiec (Poland)
-
Yazlovets (Ukraine)
-
Buchach (Ukraine)
-
Buczacz (Poland)
-
Survivors of Nazi German concentration camp, Second World War
-
Black market activity in displaced persons camps, postwar Germany
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Council of Jewish Women of Los Angeles
-
Council of the Jewish Community in Czech countries, postwar
-
Jewish Council of Prague, wartime
-
Judenraet in Prague, Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, wartime
-
Prague (Czech Republic)
-
Treblinka (Poland: extermination camp)
-
Certification of civil status, postwar Europe
-
Bari (Italy)
-
Jewish Refugee Center (Bari, Italy)
-
Unified prefecture of Bari, Italian civil authorities in the city of Bari, postwar
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Lechfeld, DP camp, Germany
-
Renewing of marriage, DP camps, postwar Germany
-
Graben (Bavaria, Germany)
-
Warsaw (Poland)
-
Germany (1945--1949)
-
postwar letters
-
concentration camp photographs
-
Jewish prisoners of Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, 1943
-
Liquidation of the Warsaw ghetto, 1943
-
Warsaw (Poland: ghetto)
-
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising (Poland)
-
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, liquidation, photo-documents
-
periodicals, American
-
Newspaper headlines
- Creators:
-
Documentatin related to the persecutions in the Holocaust (1933 -- 1945)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-02.05.01, artifact donation from Grace Garbus to JFCGLA, 1975, December 12, 1975
- This document is a letter written by Grace Garbus giving the title of 101 items to the Jewish Federation Council of Greater Los Angeles with the expressed desire of having the items shown or exhibited.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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donation of artifacts
-
Grace Garbus, survivor, donator, 1970s
-
Jewish Federation Council, Los Angeles
-
Documents in English language
-
Legal document
-
Grace Garbus, intention of donations of Holocaust related documents and artifacts, 1975
-
Jewish Federation Council of Greater LA, 590 N Vermont Ave, LA, CA, 90004
- Creators:
-
Grace Garbus (December 12, 1975)
-
Jewish Federation Council of Greater Los Angeles (1975--1976)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-02.05.02, affidavit of Leopold Herszkowicz and Imre Zelowice, 1947--1949
- This document is an affidavit signed by Leopold Herszkowicz and Imre Zelowice swearing under oath that they witnessed the death of Mr. Elemer Kiss at a Ukrainian-based labor camp, prepared in Schwabisch Hall; signed in 1947; notarized in 1949.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
affidavit, Leopold Herszkowicz and Imre Zelowice
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Schwabisch Hall (Bavaria, Germany)
-
Hungarian labor site near Kiev,1941, 1942
-
Leopold Herszkowicz, Hungarian labor battalion servicemen
-
Imre Zelowice, Hungarian labor battalion serviceman
-
Documents in English language
-
Postliberation proofs of Nazi-German and Axis persecutions
-
Legal document
-
Ukraine (1939-1945)
-
Forced labor camps
-
Velykyi Bereznyi (Ukraine)
-
Elmer Kiss, Hungarian labor battalion serviceman
-
Velki-Balat (Czechoslovakia)
-
Velki-Balat (Ukraine)
-
Volosiankia (Ukraine)
-
Volosiankia (Czechoslovakia)
- Creators:
-
Civil Register, Schwabisch Hall (1947--1949)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-02.05.03, Petition for Issuance of Marriage Certificate, Civil Registry Wedding for Berlin, 19 November 1957
- This document is a petition for the issuance of a marriage certificate of Alfred Anders and Else Lipschutz, from the Civil Registries of Berlin, 19 November 1957.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Marriage certificates
-
marriage, Alfred Anders and Else Lipschutz
-
Legal document
-
Documents in English language
-
German civil registry in Bohemia and Moravia, wartime
-
Buenos Aires (Argentina)
-
Czechoslovakia (1945--1991)
-
Civil registries, West Berlin, 1957
-
Mila Schenkel, notary public, Council of Jewish Women
- Creators:
-
Civil Registry, Berlin. (1957)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-02.05.04, Letter to High Commissioner of Bavaria Pardon and Review Board, 5 November 1949
- This document is a letter to the HIgh Commissioner of Bavaria Pardon and Review Board from Dr. Herbert Makovsky, Attorney at Law, dated November 5, 1949. The letter requests the pardon of Leib Wendel who was found guilty of possession of 78 bottles of alcohol.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Bavaria (Germany)
-
Bavaria Pardon and Review Board
-
Immigration to United States
-
Munich (Germany)
-
Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany
-
Jewish Immigration
-
Leib Wendel, prisoners of ghetto and concentration camps
-
International Refugee Organization (IRO)
-
Weimar republic laws, application in West Germany, 1949
-
Tegernseer Landstrasse (Munchen, Germany)
-
Documents in English language
-
survivors of concentration camps
-
Dr. Herbert Makovsky, attorney at law, Munich, 1949
-
Lower military court of Munich, 1949
-
Black market, Munich, postwar
-
Survivors of Nazi German concentration camp, Second World War
-
Black market activity in displaced persons camps, postwar Germany
-
Black market activity in DP camps, the case of Leib Wendel, 1949
- Creators:
-
Dr. Herbert Makovsky (1949)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-02.05.05, Certificate from Council of Community of Jazlowiec, 10 May 1939
- This document is a certificate from the Council of the Community of Jazlowiec stating an investigation regarding verification that Aron Koffler was born in Jazlowiec supposedly in 1896, 10 May 1939.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Aron Koffler, birth certificate
-
Birth certificates
-
Buchach (Ukraine)
-
Documents in English language
-
Council of the Community of Jazlowiec
-
Jazlowiec (Poland)
-
Poland (1939--1945)
-
Council of the town of Jazlowiec, 1939
-
Jewish civil registry, Jazlowiec (Poland)
-
Yazlovets (Ukraine)
-
Buczacz (Poland)
-
Mila Schenkel, notary public, Council of Jewish Women
-
Reissuance of birth certificates, postwar Europe
- Creators:
-
Council of Community of Jazlowiec (1939)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-02.05.06, Council of Jewish Community in Czecho Countries, 25 October 1956
- This is a certificate from the Council of the Jewish Community in Czecho Countries certifying Mr. Kurt Heinrich Rothole's transportation record during WWII, ending in Auschwitz without record of his return, 25 Oct 1956.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Kurt Heinrich Rotholz, prisoner of ghetto and concentration camps
-
Theresienstadt (Czechoslovakia: Ghetto)
-
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
-
Kurt Heinrich Rotholz, inmate of Theresienstadt ghetto
-
Documents in English language
-
Prague (Czech Republic)
-
Council of Jewish Women of Los Angeles
-
Postliberation proofs of Nazi-German and Axis persecutions
-
Jewish Council of Prague, wartime
-
Judenraet in Prague, Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, wartime
-
Mila Schenkel, notary public, Council of Jewish Women
-
Council of the Jewish Community in Czech countries, postwar
-
Documents from Czechoslovakia certified in Los Angeles, postwar
- Creators:
-
Council of the Jewish Community in Czecho Countries (1956)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-02.05.07, copy of Unified Prefecture of Bari Notarial act, 29 March 1949
- This document is a copy of a Unified Prefecture of Bari Notarial act certifying that Hava Bojarsk was deported to Treblinka concentration camp and later killed there, 29 March 1949.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Treblinka (Poland: extermination camp)
-
Italian officials, Jewish Refugee Center Bari, Italy, postwar
-
Hava Bojarsk, perished in Treblinka death camp, 1942
-
G. Sblendorio, Italian official, Bari, Italy, postwar
-
Jewish Refugee Center (Bari, Italy)
-
Documents in English language
-
Postliberation proofs of Nazi-German and Axis persecutions
-
Bari (Italy)
-
Certification of civil status, postwar Europe
-
Proof of deportation to Treblinka, death camp
-
Civil procedure to establish documents on the basis of oral testimonies, postwar Europe
-
Certification of death in the Holocaust on the basis of oral testimonies, postwar Europe
-
Unified prefecture of Bari, Italian civil authorities in the city of Bari, postwar
-
Lazar Korczomker, witness in civil certification, Bari, Italy, postwar
-
Josef Kosowski, Bari, Italy, postwar
-
Josef Kosowski, certification procedure, Bari, Italy, postwar
-
Procedure of oath in certification affair, Bari, Italy, postwar
-
Dr. Mario Apicella, Italian prefect, Bari, Italy, postwar
-
Motek Arbeiter, witness in civil certification, Bari, Italy, postwar
-
Jacob Skop, witness in civil certification, Bari, Italy, postwar
-
Strauch Mina, witness in civil certification, Bari, Italy, postwar
-
Judel Kotok, witness in civil certification, Bari, Italy, postwar
- Creators:
-
Unified Prefecture of Bari (1949)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-02.05.08, Certificate of Compensation issued to George Werner Seemyler, February 14, 1967
- This document is a post-war certificate of compensation issued to George Werner Seemyler, written in German, dated February 14, 1967, Wiesbaden, Germany.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
certificate of compensation
-
Wiesbaden (Germany)
-
George Werner Seemyler
-
Documents in German language
- Creators:
-
Compensation Authority, Wiesbaden (1967)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-02.05.09, Casablanca Certification that Richard Zaporowski born Richard Weinreich, March 3, 1956
- This document dated March 3, 1956, is a declaration stating that Richard Zaporowski was born Richard Weinreich. Zaporowski changed his name because of the Germanic sound of his former last name Weinreich, in an attempt to prevent persecution in Poland.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Richard Zaporowski
-
Warsaw (Poland)
-
Mila Schenkel, notary public, Council of Jewish Women
-
postwar Poland
-
Casablanca (Morocco)
-
The general consulate of the republic of Poland (Paris)
-
Richard Weinreich
-
Refugees, Polish
-
Documents in English language
- Creators:
-
Casablanca Notary (1956)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-02.05.10, affidavit from Circuit of Superior Court at Celle legitamizing marriage, October 18, 1949
- This document is a copy of an affidavit from the Circuit of the Superior Court at Celle, establishing the marriage of Helen Wenger to her first husband Moses Fischauf, written in English, dated October 18, 1949.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Marriage certificates
-
Certificate of Death
-
Lodz ghetto
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affidavit, Helena Wenger and Moses Fischauf
-
Werner Grahn, attorney and notary, Bergen district, Germany, postwar
-
Lodz ghetto, identification card
-
Documents in English language
-
Legal document
-
Germany (1949--1990)
-
Mila Schenkel, notary public, Council of Jewish Women
- Creators:
-
Circuit of the Superior Court at Celle (1949)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-02.05.11, Decision from the Office of the Province for Indemnification and Administrated Estates., 1950s
- This document from the Office of the Province for Indemnification and Administrated Estates finds that Jankef Nossen Rubin was Jewish and resided in the Warsaw Ghetto in Poland. The document also confirms Rubin's death, establishing a widow's pensiion for his wife, residing in Los Angeles, 1950s.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Rheinland-Palatinate, German federal land, postwar Germany
-
Warsaw ghetto
-
certificate of compensation
-
Los Angeles (Calif.)
-
Immigration to United States
-
English, language
-
Documents in English language
-
Legal document
-
Certificate of Death
-
Miadziol (Poland)
-
Miadziol (Lithuania)
-
Miadziol (Belarus)
- Creators:
-
Office of the Province for Indemnification and Administrated Estates in Rheinland-Pfalz (1950s)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-02.05.12, marriage certificate between Lagerlechfeld DP camp residents, 1949
- This document is a marriage certification between Lagerlechfeld DP camp residents Izrael Schwarz and Sara Silberfaden before the Civil Registry on October 18, 1949, documented in English.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Izrael Schwarz, Holocaust survivor, DP camp resident, Lechfeld, Germany
-
Lechfeld, DP camp, Germany
-
Marriage certificates
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Sara Schwarz, nee Silberfaden, Holocaust survivor, DP camp resident, Lechfeld, Germany
-
Legal document
-
Documents in English language
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Siedlce (Poland)
-
Renewing of marriage, DP camps, postwar Germany
-
Graben (Bavaria, Germany)
-
Mila Schenkel, notary public, Council of Jewish Women
-
survivors of concentration camps
-
Survivors of Nazi German concentration camp, Second World War
-
Civil registry of Graben (Bavaria, Germany)
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Warsaw (Poland)
-
Germany (1945--1949)
- Creators:
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Civil Registry, Lagerlechfeld DP camp (1949)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-02.05.13, envelope addressed to Jewish Federation Council from Grace Garbus, 1970s
- This document is an envelope written by Grace Garbus, directed to Mr. Julius Bisno at the Jewish Federation Council in Los Angeles, CA. circa 1970s.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Jewish Federation Council, Los Angeles
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postwar letters
-
Julius Bisno, document collector, Jewish Federation Council of greater Los Angeles
-
Documents in English language
-
Correspondence in English language
-
Grace Garbus, survivor, donator, 1970s
-
Los Angeles (California, United States)
- Creators:
-
Grace Garbus (December 12, 1975)
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Jewish Federation Council of Greater Los Angeles (1975--1976)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-02.05.14, newspaper article 'Doctor may be boy in Holocaust photo', Rockland Review, June 30, 1982
- This document is a newspaper article from the Rockland Review entitled "Doctor may be boy in Holocaust photo," explains that Dr. Tsvi Nussbaum, a New York doctor, may possibly be the boy in an important Holocaust photo, June 30, 1982.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Tsvi Nussbaum, potential boy in Holocaust photo post Warsaw Ghetto uprising scene, civilian prisoner
-
Yad Vashem, Israeli Holocaust remembrance authority, museum and archive
-
Immigration to United States
-
concentration camp photographs
-
The Rockland Review, periodicals, United States
-
Newspaper headlines
-
Documents in English language
-
Jewish prisoners of Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, 1943
-
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, liquidation, photo-documents
-
Liquidation of the Warsaw ghetto, 1943
-
Warsaw (Poland: ghetto)
-
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising (Poland)
-
periodicals, American
- Creators:
-
The Rockland Review (June 30, 1982)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-02.05.15, temporary certificate from Justice of the Peace of IX District of Paris, August 11, 1939
- This document is a temporary certificate dated August 11, 1939, valid for two manoths from the Justice of the Peace of the IX District of Paris, inquiring for the French citizenship for the child of Mr. Jacob Rosental, Claude Rosental, born in Paris.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Paris (France)
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interwar France
-
French citizenship
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temporary certificate
-
Legal document
-
Mila Schenkel, notary public, Council of Jewish Women
-
Documents in English language
-
Jacob Rozental, refugee from Poland to France
-
Claude Rozental, child born to Jewish refugee family in Paris, July 27 1939
-
Documents of French judicial resistance
-
Application to grant citizenship for Jewish boy in Paris, 1939
-
Cypa Zubicki, refugee from Poland to France
-
Application for French citizenship for Claude Rezental, August 11 1939
-
Justice of the Peace (France)
- Creators:
-
Justice of the Peace of the IX District of Paris (1939)
- Sub-Collection 5: RG-02.06, Perla Karney Collection, 1936-1955
- This Displaced Persons Camp family collection comprises a variety of Perla's photographs as a child and from the period in Displaced Persons Camps.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Cultural activities, Feldafing DP camp, Germany, postwar
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
Displaced persons (DP) camps in Germany, postwar
-
Displaced persons camps
-
family photographs
-
Jewish life
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
-
Photographs, children
-
Photographs, family members
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Postwar photographs
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Education at Displaced Persons Camps
-
Schools at the Displaced Persons Camps
-
Munich (Germany)
- Creators:
-
Perla Karney, child born in DP camp, Germany, 1946
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-02.06.01, , School group, ca 1946
- Group photograph of DP camp school children, near the front of the school building.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Schools at the Displaced Persons Camps
-
Education at Displaced Persons Camps
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Photographs, children
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
-
Schools at the Displaced Persons camps (1946 -- 1956)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-02.06.02, school group on a mountain tour (2), ca 1946
- This document is a photograph of a DP camp school group on an outdoors mountain hike.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Schools at the Displaced Persons Camps
-
Cultural activities, Feldafing DP camp, Germany, postwar
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
Education at Displaced Persons Camps
-
Displaced persons camps
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Photographs, children
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-02.06.03, a dance studio, ca 1946
- This document is a photograph taken inside of a DP camp dance studio and dance students, presumably Perla Karney is pictured in the group.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
Displaced persons camps
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Schools at the Displaced Persons Camps
-
Education at Displaced Persons Camps
-
Photographs, children
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Cultural activities, Feldafing DP camp, Germany, postwar
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-02.06.04, Perla with mother, ca 1946
- This document is a pre-WWII photograph of baby Perla Karney at two-months-old in the arms of her mother, ca 1940.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Displaced persons camps
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
family photographs
-
Photographs, children
-
Photographs, family members
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-02.06.05, Perla with a sibling, ca 1946
- This document is a photograph of two-month-old Perla Karney and an unnamed sibling, presumably at a DP camp.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Displaced persons camps
-
family photographs
-
Photographs, children
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Photographs, family members
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-02.06.06, Perla's family, ca 1946
- This document is a photograph of the Karney family; mother, father, sibling, and presumably Perla Karney, in a DP camp.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
family photographs
-
Photographs, family members
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-02.06.07, Perla's family in DP camp, ca 1946
- This document is a photograph of a posing Karney family from outside of a window; mother, father, sibling, and six-month-old Perla Karney.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Photographs, family members
-
family photographs
-
Photographs, children
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-02.06.08, Perla with her father, ca 1946
- This document is a photograph of infant Perla Karney in the arms of her father, taken outside in front of a tree, presumably at DP camp.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
-
Displaced persons camps
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Photographs, family members
-
Photographs, children
-
family photographs
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-02.06.09, Perla with her brother, ca 1946
- This document is a photograph of young Perla Karney and her brother, posing on a motorcycle, at a DP camp, ca 1946.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
-
Displaced persons camps
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Photographs, family members
-
Photographs, children
-
family photographs
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-02.06.10, Perla in DP camp, ca 1945
- This document is a photograph of an infant Perla Karney standing alone with a toy bike. The photo was taken inside of an unknown DP camp, post-war.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
DP camp, US occupied Germany
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Photographs, children
-
Photographs, family members
-
family photographs
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-02.06.11, Perla in DP camp, a few years after, ca 1946
- This document is a photograph of Perla Karney at the age of 4, posing in front of a DP camp building.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Photographs, children
-
Photographs, family members
-
family photographs
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-02.06.12, Perla, party at the DP camp, ca 1946
- This document is a photograph of a party with young DP campers including Perla Karney, during her stay at a DP camp.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Cultural activities, Feldafing DP camp, Germany, postwar
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Photographs, children
-
family photographs
-
Photographs, family members
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-02.06.13, Perla and family members, ca 1946
- This document is a photograph of young Perla Karney and her two older brothers, presumably taken in a DP camp.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Photographs, children
-
Photographs, family members
-
family photographs
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-02.06.14, Celebration at the DP camp, ca 1946
- This document is a picture of a dinner celebration in a DP camp. DP camp adults and children, including Perla Karney, are pictured.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Cultural activities, Feldafing DP camp, Germany, postwar
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
family photographs
-
Photographs, children
-
Photographs, family members
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-02.06.15, Perla dancing, ca 1946
- This document is a photograph of a young Perla Karney dancing with an unknown man, might be her father, in a DP camp.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Photographs, children
-
Photographs, family members
-
family photographs
-
Cultural activities, Feldafing DP camp, Germany, postwar
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
- Creators:
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 16: RG-02.06.16, Kids' party, DP camp, ca 1946
- This document is a photograph of DP camp children posing during a celebration/party of some sort, Perla Karney is pictured smiling with a white hair bow.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Education at Displaced Persons Camps
-
Schools at the Displaced Persons Camps
-
Photographs, family members
-
Photographs, children
-
family photographs
-
Cultural activities, Feldafing DP camp, Germany, postwar
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 17: RG-02.06.17, Perla with three other girls, ca 1946
- This document is a photograph of Perla Karney and three other young girls sitting around a table. Perla Karney is pictured 2nd from the right with a white bowtie.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Education at Displaced Persons Camps
-
Schools at the Displaced Persons Camps
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Photographs, children
-
family photographs
-
Photographs, family members
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 18: RG-02.06.18, Perla's parents photograph on a Polish-Jewish card for the New 1936 year, ca 1936
- This document is a photograph of Perla Karney's parents on a Polish-Jewish New Year card, 1936.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Prewar photographs
-
Civilians, Polish
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Jewish life, pre-war
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Photographs, children
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Photographs, family members
-
family photographs
-
Cultural activities, Feldafing DP camp, Germany, postwar
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 19: RG-02.06.19, Perla's parents, undated, ca 1945
- This document is a photograph of Perla Karney's mother and father posing in front of hedges. Perla Karney and her siblings are not pictures, only her mother and father.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
family photographs
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Photographs, family members
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
- Creators:
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 20: RG-02.06.20, Perla's parents on vacation, Poland, 1936, 1936
- This document is a photograph of Perla Karney's parents smiling and relaxing on a Polish beach in 1936.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Jewish life
-
Jewish life, pre-war
-
Poland
-
Prewar photographs
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Photographs, family members
-
family photographs
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 21: RG-02.06.21, Perla's parents, prewar Poland, undated, ca 1935
- This document is a photograph of Perla Karney's parents and an unknown woman in pre-war Poland, posing in front of a statue.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Prewar photographs
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Poland
-
Jewish life, pre-war
-
Jewish life
-
family photographs
-
Photographs, family members
-
Photographs, pre-Second World War
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 22: RG-02.06.22, opposite side of a postcard with inscription in Yiddish, 1916
- This document is a photograph of a postcard with a Yiddish inscrption, 1916.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Prewar photographs
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postcards
-
Jewish life
-
Jewish life, pre-war
-
Yiddish, language
-
Documents in Yiddish language
-
Prewar correspondence
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 23: RG-02.06.23, Perla with her mother and brother, undated, ca 1945
- This document is a photograph of an infantile Perla Karney in a stroller, as well as her mother and brother, presumably in a displaced person camp.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
-
Postwar photographs
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Jewish life
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Photographs, family members
-
family photographs
-
Photographs, children
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 24: RG-02.06.24, Perla and school group, DP camp, ca 1946
- This document is a photograph of Perla Karney, pictured front left with white bowtie, and other DP camp students inside a classroom.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
-
Cultural activities, Feldafing DP camp, Germany, postwar
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
Education at Displaced Persons Camps
-
Schools at the Displaced Persons Camps
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
family photographs
-
Photographs, family members
-
Photographs, children
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 25: RG-02.06.25, Perla at the party, DP camp, ca 1946
- This document is a lively photograph of DP camp members, adults and children, enjoying a boy playing an accordion as young Perla Karney dances during a party.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Cultural activities, Feldafing DP camp, Germany, postwar
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
Jewish life
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Photographs, children
-
Photographs, family members
-
family photographs
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 26: RG-02.06.26, Perla with her parents and two brothers, ca 1946
- This document is a photograph of Perla Karney and her family posing together, presumably in a DP camp.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
Jewish life
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
family photographs
-
Photographs, children
-
Photographs, family members
-
Cultural activities, Feldafing DP camp, Germany, postwar
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
- Creators:
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 27: RG-02.06.27, Perla's brother, DP camp, ca 1946
- This document is a photograph of one of Perla Karney's brothers, smiling and posing with his arms behind his back in front of a DP camp building.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Displaced persons camps
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Jewish life
-
Photographs, children
-
Photographs, family members
-
family photographs
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 28: RG-02.06.28, Perla, Germany, undated, ca 1946
- This document is a photograph of Perla Karney, right, and a boy and girl, presumably friends, at DP camp.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Displaced persons camps
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Jewish life
-
Photographs, family members
-
Photographs, children
-
family photographs
- Creators:
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 29: RG-02.06.29, Perla with unknown woman and child, Germany, undated, ca 1946
- This document is a photograph of Perla Karney, an older unknown woman, and an unknown child, taken outdoors in Germany in front of a herd of sheep.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Jewish life
-
Photographs, children
-
Photographs, family members
-
family photographs
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 30: RG-02.06.30, Perla with the other kids at the Jewish monument in Germany, 1955
- This document is a photograph of Perla Karney and other kids in 1955, participating in Holocaust remembrance at the Jewish monument in Germany.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
-
Cultural activities, Feldafing DP camp, Germany, postwar
-
Jewish life
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Post-Holocaust Commemoration
-
Holocaust Memorialization
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Photographs, children
-
Photographs, family members
-
family photographs
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 31: RG-02.06.31, School lesson, DP camp, Germany, ca 1946
- This document is a photograph of a German DP camp school lesson inside a classroom full of kids, including Perla Karney.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Feldafing, displaced persons camp, Germany, postwar
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Cultural activities, Feldafing DP camp, Germany, postwar
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Education at Displaced Persons Camps
-
Schools at the Displaced Persons Camps
-
Jewish life
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Photographs, children
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Germany (1945--1990)
- Creators:
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Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 32: RG-02.06.32, Perla on the stool, DP camp, Germany, ca 1946
- This document is a photograph of Perla Karney at 3 1/2 years old; she is posing on a stool in a German DP camp.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
-
Jewish life
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Pultuskier (Karney) Family
-
Photographs, family members
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Photographs, children
-
family photographs
- Creators:
-
Authorities of Displaced Person Camps in Germany (1945 -- 1956)
-
Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)
-
Displaced persons camps, authorities (1945 --1954)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 33: RG-02.06.33, Pultuskier family emigration cards, Feldafing Germany, 1951
- Emigration cards issued to the Pultuskier family, Feldafing Germany, 1951
- Creators:
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American Jewish Distribution Committee (A.J.D.C), emigration service in Munich, ca 1950
- Sub-Collection 6: RG-02.07, Unser Leben (Our Life), Yiddish Publication of Liberated Jews in Berlin, 1947-1948
- This collection includes three editions of "Unser Leben" (Our Life), a publication of liberated Jews in Berlin.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Unser Leben (Our Life) publication, Nr. 5, 1947, Berlin, Germany
-
Jewish publications in Yiddish, Europe and America
-
Documents in Yiddish language
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Displaced person camps, publications
-
Unser Leben (Our Life) publication, Nr. 6, 1947, Berlin, Germany
-
Unser Leben (Our Life) publication, Nr. 7, 1948, Berlin, Germany
-
Unser Leben (Our Life) publication, photodocuments, 1947
-
Jewish religious life in postwar Germany
- Creators:
-
Organization of the Liberated Jews of Berlin (1947--1948)
-
Unser Leben (Our Life) Publication, Berlin, postwar Germany (1947--1948)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-02.07.01- Unser Leben, Nr. 5 (23), 1947
- This document is a newspaper from the Yiddish publication of Liberated Jews in Berlin, Unser Leben (Our Life).
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Jewish religious life in postwar Germany
-
Founder of the Martyrs Memorial and Museum of the Holocaust, Irving Peters, 1963
-
Jewish publications in Yiddish, Europe and America
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Displaced person camps, publications
-
Irving Peters, President of the American Congress of Jews from Poland, 1960
-
Irving Peters, President of the 5000 survivors, Berlin, 1945-1949
-
Unser Leben (Our Life) publication, photodocuments, 1947
-
Documents in Yiddish language
-
Establishment of the Council of postwar Jewish Organizations survivors of the Holocaust,1962
-
Unser Leben (Our Life) publication, Nr. 5, 1947, Berlin, Germany
-
Search for loved ones, Susan Abonyi, Eger Hungary, 1926, Unser Leben publication Nr. 5
-
Search for loved ones, Mania Abramowicz, Piotrkow Poland, 1929, Unser Leben publication Nr. 5
-
Search for loved ones, Sofie-Sara, Heymann, Ahrweiler Germany, 1885, Unser Leben publication Nr. 5
-
Search for loved ones, Moszek Ajzenberg, Sochocin Poland, 1898, Unser Leben publication Nr. 5
-
Search for loved ones, Hersz Ajzenberg, Sochocin Poland, 1898, Unser Leben publication Nr. 5
-
Search for loved ones, Jojne Ajzenbrg, Sochocin Poland, 1927, Unser Leben publication Nr. 5
-
Search for loved ones, Isaak Bacharach, Mansbach Germany, 1881, Unser Leben publication, Nr. 5
-
Search for loved ones, Martha Poppe, Germany, 1883, Unser Leben publication, Nr. 5
-
Search for loved ones, Zbigniew Breiter, Katowice Poland, 1923, Unser Leben publication, Nr. 5
-
Search for loved ones, Marek Brener (Doleczki), Poland, 1930, Unser Leben publication, Nr. 5
-
Search for loved ones, Liebe Grojnowska, Poland, 1930, Unser Leben publication, Nr. 5
-
Search for loved ones, Lidia Hajnal, Bistrica Romania, 1913, Unser Leben publication, Nr. 5
-
Search for loved ones, Magdolna Kovacs-Oppenheim, Hungary, Unser Leben publication, Nr. 5
-
Search for loved ones, Elisabeth Friedlander, Stettin Germany, 1905, Unser Leben publication, Nr. 5
-
Search for loved ones, Grete Merlander, Hannover Germany, 1906, Unser Leben publication, Nr. 5
-
Search for loved ones, Szaja Wajsbard, Plonsk Poland, 1898, Unser Leben publication, Nr. 5
-
Search for loved ones, Esther-Cyrla Wajsbard, Plonsk Poland, 1906, Unser Leben publication, Nr. 5
-
Search for loved ones, Moniek Wajsbard, Plonsk Poland, 1932, Unser Leben publication, Nr. 5
-
Search for loved ones, Karl Weiss, Oranienburg Germany, 1932, Unser Leben publication, Nr. 5
- Creators:
-
Unser Leben (Our Life) Publication, Berlin, postwar Germany (1947--1948)
-
Organization of the Liberated Jews of Berlin (1947--1948)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-02.07.02- Unser Leben, Nr. 6 (24), 1947
- This document is a four page Yiddish publication of Liberated Jews in Berlin, called Unser Leben (Our Life).
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Jewish religious life in postwar Germany
-
Jewish publications in Yiddish, Europe and America
-
Displaced person camps, publications
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Documents in Yiddish language
-
Founder of the Martyrs Memorial and Museum of the Holocaust, Irving Peters, 1963
-
Irving Peters, President of the 5000 survivors, Berlin, 1945-1949
-
Irving Peters, President of the American Congress of Jews from Poland, 1960
-
Establishment of the Council of postwar Jewish Organizations survivors of the Holocaust,1962
-
Unser Leben (Our Life) publication, Nr. 6, 1947, Berlin, Germany
- Creators:
-
Unser Leben (Our Life) Publication, Berlin, postwar Germany (1947--1948)
-
Organization of the Liberated Jews of Berlin (1947--1948)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-02.07.03- Unser Leben, Nr. 7 (25), 1948
- This document is a four page Yiddish publication called Unser Leben (Our Life), focusing on the cultivation of Jewish culture and life.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Unser Leben (Our Life) publication, Nr. 7, 1948, Berlin, Germany
-
Establishment of the Council of postwar Jewish Organizations survivors of the Holocaust,1962
-
Jewish religious life in postwar Germany
-
Displaced person camps, publications
-
Displaced persons camps
-
Jewish publications in Yiddish, Europe and America
-
Irving Peters, President of the American Congress of Jews from Poland, 1960
-
Irving Peters, President of the 5000 survivors, Berlin, 1945-1949
-
Founder of the Martyrs Memorial and Museum of the Holocaust, Irving Peters, 1963
-
Documents in Yiddish language
- Creators:
-
Unser Leben (Our Life) Publication, Berlin, postwar Germany (1947--1948)
-
Organization of the Liberated Jews of Berlin (1947--1948)
- Sub-Collection 7: RG-02.08, Journal of the Central Historical Commission of Poland, 1947
- "From the last Extermination" is a Journal for the history of the Jewish People during the Nazi Regime. It is written in Yiddish and includes topics such as "The extermination of Jews in East-Galicia", "Bibliographical List of Articles on Jewish Life under tha Nazis" and Eye-Witness Reports.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Postwar recollections of the Holocaust
-
Documentation of Nazi German warcrimes, postwar
-
Documenting the Nazi crimes in concentration camps
-
Holocaust, Jewish (1939 -- 1945), postwar publications
-
Postwar memorial publications in regards to the vanished Jewish communities
-
Periodicals and other publications appeared by the DP camps organizations in Germany, postwar
-
narratives in Yiddish
-
Documents in Yiddish language
-
Germany (1945 -- 1949)
- Creators:
-
Central Historical Commission, Munich (1947)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-02.08.01, From the Last Extermination, Journal, Nr. 4, March 1947
This document is a 116 page Yiddish journal entitled From the Last Extermination: Journal for the History of the Jewish People During the Nazi Regime, a post-Holocaust remembrance journal.
Contents:
Dr. Philip Friedmann: The Extermination of Jews in East-Galicia
Mendel Lifchitz: Polish Jewish Soldiers as War Prisoners (Memoirs)
Dr. Jakob Ungar: Tchernowitz (Cernauti)
In the Forests of White-Russia (Eye-witness Reports); Around Woloshin by Mosche Mejerson; In the Braslav arca by Mosche Trejster; At Radun by Leib Lewin
Daniel Burstin: My Experiences during the War (From the Series of Children's Reports)
Lullaby (Ghetto-song)
Buna (Camp-song)
Nazi Documents with Comments
Photographs of the Nazi period
Bibliographical List of Articles on Jewish Life under the Nazis; Published in the Press of the Sharith Ha-Plata
Reports on Activities of the Central Historical Commission
News on the Central Historical Commission
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Jewish life
-
Jewish religious life in postwar Germany
-
Jewish life in interwar Europe
-
Holocaust Memorialization
-
Post-Holocaust Commemoration
-
Jewish publications in Yiddish, Europe and America
-
Art in camps and ghettos
-
Documents in Hebrew language
-
Photographs, ghettos
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Photographs, German-occupied Poland
-
Photographs, concentration camps
-
Maps and border lines
-
Forced labor in concentration camps
-
mass graves
-
Musical Notes
-
Jewish folk songs
-
Poland (1945--1991)
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Ukraine (1939-1945)
-
Cultural life in ghettos
- Creators:
-
Central Historical Commission, Munich (1947)
-
Israel Kaplan (1947)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-02.08.01, From the Last Extermination, Journal, Nr. 4, 1947, part 1, 1947
This document is a 116 page Yiddish journal entitled "From the Last Extermination: Journal for the History of the Jewish People During the Nazi Regime, a post-Holocaust remembrance journal.
Contents:
Dr. Philip Friedmann: The Extermination of Jews in East-Galicia
Mendel Lifchitz: Polish Jewish Soldiers as War Prisoners (Memoirs)
Dr. Jakob Ungar: Tchernowitz (Cernauti)
In the Forests of White-Russia (Eye-witness Reports); Around Woloshin by Mosche Mejerson; In the Braslav arca by Mosche Trejster; At Radun by Leib Lewin
Daniel Burstin: My Experiences during the War (From the Series of Children's Reports)
Lullaby (Ghetto-song)
Buna (Camp-song)
Nazi Documents with Comments
Photographs of the Nazi period
Bibliographical List of Articles on Jewish Life under the Nazis; Published in the Press of the Sharith Ha-Plata
Reports on Activities of the Central Historical Commission
News on the Central Historical Commission
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
From The Last Extermination, Jewish investigative journal published in postwar Germany
-
Jewish life
-
Jewish life in interwar Europe
-
Jewish publications in Yiddish, Europe and America
-
Photodocuments, German occupation of Lemberg, From the last extermination journal, 1947
-
Photographs, German-occupied Poland
-
Photographs, ghettos
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Photographs, pre-Second World War
-
Poland (1945--1991)
-
Ukraine (1939-1945)
-
Photodocuments, Tarnopol, East Galicia, From the last extermination journal, 1947
-
Jews forced to clean the streets, a Galician town, From The Last Extermination Journal, 1947
-
Jewish forced laborers at the cemetery, Tarnopol 1943, Galicia, The Last Extermination journal, 1947
-
Lviv (Ukraine)
-
Jewish pogroms in Lviv (Lwow), 1941 -- 1942
-
Yiddish, language
-
Ukrainian auxiliary police, implementation of the Holocaust, East Galicia, 1941-1943
-
Photodocument, Jews attacked by Ukrainians, first day of German occupation of Lemberg (Lviv), 1939
-
Photodocument, Ukrainian police force Jews to destroy monuments in Jewish cemetery near Lwow (Lviv)
-
Ukrainian Auxiliary Police
-
Ukrainian auxiliary police in Lviv and Lviv region, 1941 -- 1944
- Creators:
-
Central Historical Commission, Munich (1947)
-
Israel Kaplan (1947)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-02.08.02, From the Last Extermination, Journal, Nr. 4, 1947, part 2, 1947
- This document is a 116 page Yiddish journal entitled From the Last Extermination: Journal for the History of the Jewish People During the Nazi Regime, a post-Holocaust remembrance journal. Contents: Dr. Philip Friedmann: The Extermination of Jews in East-Galicia Mendel Lifchitz: Polish Jewish Soldiers as War Prisoners (Memoirs) Dr. Jakob Ungar: Tchernowitz (Cernauti) In the Forests of White-Russia (Eye-witness Reports); Around Woloshin by Mosche Mejerson; In the Braslav arca by Mosche Trejster; At Radun by Leib Lewin Daniel Burstin: My Experiences during the War (From the Series of Children's Reports) Lullaby (Ghetto-song) Buna (Camp-song) Nazi Documents with Comments Photographs of the Nazi period Bibliographical List of Articles on Jewish Life under the Nazis; Published in the Press of the Sharith Ha-Plata Reports on Activities of the Central Historical Commission News on the Central Historical Commission
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Documents in Hebrew language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Photodocument, mass grave of Jews murdered, Braslav-Vilna district, 1942
-
Holocaust Memorialization
-
Jewish publications in Yiddish, Europe and America
-
Maps and border lines
-
mass graves
-
Photographs, German-occupied Poland
-
Photographs, ghettos
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Photographs, pre-Second World War
-
Poland (1945--1991)
-
Post-Holocaust Commemoration
-
Ukraine (1939-1945)
-
Periodicals, Jewish, published by the Central Historical Commission in US zone of occupation, Munich
- Creators:
-
Central Historical Commission, Munich (1947)
-
Israel Kaplan (1947)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-02.08.03, From the Last Extermination, Journal, Nr. 4, 1947, part 3, 1947
This document is a 116 page Yiddish journal entitled From the Last Extermination: Journal for the History of the Jewish People During the Nazi Regime, a post-Holocaust remembrance journal.
Contents:
Dr. Philip Friedmann: The Extermination of Jews in East-Galicia
Mendel Lifchitz: Polish Jewish Soldiers as War Prisoners (Memoirs)
Dr. Jakob Ungar: Tchernowitz (Cernauti)
In the Forests of White-Russia (Eye-witness Reports); Around Woloshin by Mosche Mejerson; In the Braslav arca by Mosche Trejster; At Radun by Leib Lewin
Daniel Burstin: My Experiences during the War (From the Series of Children's Reports)
Lullaby (Ghetto-song)
Buna (Camp-song)
Nazi Documents with Comments
Photographs of the Nazi period
Bibliographical List of Articles on Jewish Life under the Nazis; Published in the Press of the Sharith Ha-Plata
Reports on Activities of the Central Historical Commission
News on the Central Historical Commission
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Art in camps and ghettos
-
Cultural life in ghettos
-
Documents in Hebrew language
-
Forced labor in concentration camps
-
German, language
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
The destruction of Jewish grave stones, 1943
-
National Socialist German Workers' Party
-
Jewish folk songs
-
Jewish life
-
Jewish publications in Yiddish, Europe and America
-
Jewish religious life in postwar Germany
-
Herschel Grynszpan, Polish-Jewish refugeee, assassinated German diplomat in Paris, November 1938
-
Documents in German language
-
Musical Notes
-
Destruction of synagogues in Germany, Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass, 1938
-
Photographs, German-occupied Poland
-
Photographs, ghettos
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Photographs, pre-Second World War
-
Poland (1945--1991)
-
Kristallnacht or November Pogrom, 9 -10, November 1938
-
Ukraine (1939-1945)
- Creators:
-
Central Historical Commission, Munich (1947)
-
Israel Kaplan (1947)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-02.08.04, From the Last Extermination, Journal, Nr. 4, 1947, part 4, 1947
This document is a 116 page Yiddish journal entitled From the Last Extermination: Journal for the History of the Jewish People During the Nazi Regime, a post-Holocaust remembrance journal.
Contents:
Dr. Philip Friedmann: The Extermination of Jews in East-Galicia
Mendel Lifchitz: Polish Jewish Soldiers as War Prisoners (Memoirs)
Dr. Jakob Ungar: Tchernowitz (Cernauti)
In the Forests of White-Russia (Eye-witness Reports); Around Woloshin by Mosche Mejerson; In the Braslav arca by Mosche Trejster; At Radun by Leib Lewin
Daniel Burstin: My Experiences during the War (From the Series of Children's Reports)
Lullaby (Ghetto-song)
Buna (Camp-song)
Nazi Documents with Comments
Photographs of the Nazi period
Bibliographical List of Articles on Jewish Life under the Nazis; Published in the Press of the Sharith Ha-Plata
Reports on Activities of the Central Historical Commission
News on the Central Historical Commission
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Photodocument, Looking for food among the refuse, Lodz Ghetto, Poland
-
Lodz ghetto
-
Lodz (Poland: Ghetto)
-
Photodocument, Jews found in a bunker in Czerniakow are taken to be shot, Warsaw, Poland, 1943
-
Photodocument, Jewish workers under German, Polish and Jewish guard, Warsaw, Poland
-
Photodocument, Chassidic Jew is forced to post for the camera, Poland
-
Periodicals, Jewish
-
Forced labor in concentration camps
-
Germany (1939--1945)
-
Jewish life
-
Jewish publications in Yiddish, Europe and America
-
Jewish religious life in postwar Germany
-
Periodicals, Jewish, published by the Central Historical Commission in US zone of occupation, Munich
-
Photographs, concentration camps
-
Photographs, German-occupied Poland
-
Photographs, ghettos
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Photographs, pre-Second World War
-
Poland (1945--1991)
-
Post-Holocaust Commemoration
-
Ukraine (1939-1945)
-
Photodocument, Hebrew ghetto choral group, Wilna (Vilnius)
-
News of the Central Historical Commission, From The Last Extermination journal, 1947
-
Report on activities of the Central Historical Commission, From The Last Extermination Journal, 1947
-
Photographs of the Nazi Period, reflected in From The Last Extermination journal, 1947
-
Photodocuments published in From The Last Extermination, 1947
-
Nazi documents with comments, Published in From The Last Extermination journal, 1947
-
Buna (camp song), published in The Last Extermination journal, 1947
-
Lullaby (ghetto-song), published in The Last Extermination journal, 1947
-
Music in the ghettos
-
Cultural life in ghettos
-
My experiences during the war, series of children's reports, The Last Extermination journal, 1947
-
In the forests of Belorussia at Radun eye witness reports From The Last Extermination journal 1947
-
In the forests of Belorussia around Woloshin eye witness reports From The Last Extermination 1947
-
In the forests of Belorussia, Braslav area, eye witness reports, From The Last Extermination 1947
-
Tchernowitz (Cernauti), reflected in From The Last Extermination journal, 1947
-
Polish Jewish soldiers as prisoners (memoirs), reflected in From The Last Extermination journal 1947
-
The extermination of Jews in East-Galicia, reflected in From The last Extermination journal, 1947
-
Journal for the history of the Jewish people during The Nazi Regime, published in postwar Germany
-
Documents in Yiddish language
-
From The Last Extermination, Jewish investigative journal published in postwar Germany
- Creators:
-
Israel Kaplan (1947)
-
Central Historical Commission, Munich (1947)
- Sub-Collection 8: RG-02.04, Brycha publication
- This publication is comprised of photographs depicting the massive illegal emigration of European Jews to Palestine after the war. It also contains biblical texts as complementary notes ot the photographs.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Photographs, transports and deportations
-
Brycha Publication
-
Bombed buildings, Germany (1945)
-
Photographs, transit camps
-
Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988
-
Photographs, family members
-
Photographs, cities
-
Photographs, children
-
Immigration to Israel
-
Help to the former prisoners of Nazi concentration camps, 1945 --1949
-
Hebrew, language
-
family photographs
-
Documents in Yiddish language
-
Documents in Hebrew
-
Documents in English language
-
Displaced Persons Report
-
Displaced persons camps
-
displaced person camp, photographs
-
concentration camp photographs
-
Post-Holocaust Commemoration
-
Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany
-
Brycha, illegal emigration from Eastern Europe from British-mandate Palestine, 1945-1948
-
The routes of Brycha emigration, 1945-1948
-
Organization of Brycha emigration to British-mandate Palestine, 1945-1948
- Creators:
-
Ephraim Dekel (1948)
-
Brycha Publication (1948)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-02.04, Brycha Publication, entitled “To Home Through the ‘Vale of Tears’”, 1945-1948, Part. 1
- First part of Brycha publication.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Brycha, illegal emigration from Eastern Europe from British-mandate Palestine, 1945-1948
-
Brycha Publication
-
Organization of Brycha emigration to British-mandate Palestine, 1945-1948
-
The routes of Brycha emigration, 1945-1948
-
Help to the former prisoners of Nazi concentration camps, 1945 --1949
-
Photograph of children, reflected in Brycha publication, 1945-1948
-
Family photographs, reflected in Brycha publication, 1945-1948
-
Holocaust related photo-documents, reflected in Brycha publication
-
Documents in Hebrew language
-
Documents in Yiddish language
-
Documents in English language
-
narratives in Yiddish
-
Narratives in Hebrew language
-
Narratives in English language
-
Brycha organization, postwar Europe, 1945-1948
-
Nazi death carts, reflected in Brycha publication, 1945-1948
-
Poetic verses about emigration, reflected in Brycha publication, 1945-1948
- Creators:
-
Brycha Publication (1948)
-
Ephraim Dekel (1948)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-02.04, Brycha Publication, entitled “To Home Through the ‘Vale of Tears’”, 1945-1948, Part. 2
- Part 2 of Brycha publication.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Brycha, illegal emigration from Eastern Europe from British-mandate Palestine, 1945-1948
-
Brycha Publication
-
Organization of Brycha emigration to British-mandate Palestine, 1945-1948
-
The routes of Brycha emigration, 1945-1948
-
Help to the former prisoners of Nazi concentration camps, 1945 --1949
-
Photograph of children, reflected in Brycha publication, 1945-1948
-
Family photographs, reflected in Brycha publication, 1945-1948
-
Holocaust related photo-documents, reflected in Brycha publication
-
Documents in Hebrew language
-
Documents in Yiddish language
-
Documents in English language
-
narratives in Yiddish
-
Narratives in Hebrew language
-
Narratives in English language
-
Brycha organization, postwar Europe, 1945-1948
-
The brigade, the foundation stone of the organized flight Brycha, reflected in Brycha publication
- Creators:
-
Brycha Publication (1948)
-
Ephraim Dekel (1948)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-02.04, Brycha Publication, entitled “To Home Through the ‘Vale of Tears’”, 1945-1948, Part. 3
- Part 3 of Brycha publication.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Brycha, illegal emigration from Eastern Europe from British-mandate Palestine, 1945-1948
-
Brycha Publication
-
Organization of Brycha emigration to British-mandate Palestine, 1945-1948
-
The routes of Brycha emigration, 1945-1948
-
Help to the former prisoners of Nazi concentration camps, 1945 --1949
-
Photograph of children, reflected in Brycha publication, 1945-1948
-
Family photographs, reflected in Brycha publication, 1945-1948
-
Holocaust related photo-documents, reflected in Brycha publication
-
Documents in Hebrew language
-
Documents in Yiddish language
-
Narratives in Hebrew language
-
Narratives in English language
-
Brycha organization, postwar Europe, 1945-1948
-
Journey through the Alps, reflected in Brycha publication, 1945-1948
- Creators:
-
Brycha Publication (1948)
-
Ephraim Dekel (1948)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-02.04, Brycha Publication, entitled “To Home Through the ‘Vale of Tears’”, 1945-1948, Part. 4
- Part 4 of Brycha publication.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Brycha, illegal emigration from Eastern Europe from British-mandate Palestine, 1945-1948
-
Brycha Publication
-
Organization of Brycha emigration to British-mandate Palestine, 1945-1948
-
The routes of Brycha emigration, 1945-1948
-
Help to the former prisoners of Nazi concentration camps, 1945 --1949
-
Photograph of children, reflected in Brycha publication, 1945-1948
-
Family photographs, reflected in Brycha publication, 1945-1948
-
Holocaust related photo-documents, reflected in Brycha publication
-
Documents in Hebrew language
-
Documents in Yiddish language
-
Documents in English language
-
narratives in Yiddish
-
Narratives in Hebrew language
-
Narratives in English language
-
Brycha organization, postwar Europe, 1945-1948
- Creators:
-
Brycha Publication (1948)
-
Ephraim Dekel (1948)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-02.04, Brycha Publication, entitled “To Home Through the ‘Vale of Tears’”, 1945-1948, Part. 5
- Part 5 of Brycha publication.
- Subject/Index Terms:
-
Brycha, illegal emigration from Eastern Europe from British-mandate Palestine, 1945-1948
-
Brycha Publication
-
Organization of Brycha emigration to British-mandate Palestine, 1945-1948
-
The routes of Brycha emigration, 1945-1948
-
Help to the former prisoners of Nazi concentration camps, 1945 --1949
-
Photograph of children, reflected in Brycha publication, 1945-1948
-
Family photographs, reflected in Brycha publication, 1945-1948
-
Holocaust related photo-documents, reflected in Brycha publication
-
Documents in Hebrew language
-
Documents in Yiddish language
-
Documents in English language
-
narratives in Yiddish
-
Narratives in Hebrew language
-
Narratives in English language
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Brycha organization, postwar Europe, 1945-1948
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Brycha Publication (1948)
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Ephraim Dekel (1948)
- Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-02.04, Brycha Publication, entitled “To Home Through the ‘Vale of Tears’”, 1945-1948, Part. 6
- Part 6 of Brycha publication.
- Subject/Index Terms:
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Brycha, illegal emigration from Eastern Europe from British-mandate Palestine, 1945-1948
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Brycha Publication
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Organization of Brycha emigration to British-mandate Palestine, 1945-1948
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The routes of Brycha emigration, 1945-1948
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Help to the former prisoners of Nazi concentration camps, 1945 --1949
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Photograph of children, reflected in Brycha publication, 1945-1948
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Family photographs, reflected in Brycha publication, 1945-1948
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Holocaust related photo-documents, reflected in Brycha publication
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Documents in Hebrew language
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Documents in Yiddish language
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Documents in English language
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narratives in Yiddish
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Narratives in Hebrew language
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Narratives in English language
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Brycha organization, postwar Europe, 1945-1948
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internment camp, Cyprus, postwar
- Creators:
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Brycha Publication (1948)
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Ephraim Dekel (1948)
Browse by Sub-Collection:
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Sub-Collection 1: RG-02.01, DP camps publications, 1945 - 1947],
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Sub-Collection 2: RG-02.02, Official documents of US Military Government in Germany, 1947],
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Sub-Collection 3: RG-02.03, Sylvia Lowe Collection, 1945-1950s],
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Sub-Collection 4: RG-02.05, Civil Judical proceeding in DP camps, 1936-1982],
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Sub-Collection 5: RG-02.06, Perla Karney Collection, 1936-1955],
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Sub-Collection 6: RG-02.07, Unser Leben (Our Life), Yiddish Publication of Liberated Jews in Berlin, 1947-1948],
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Sub-Collection 7: RG-02.08, Journal of the Central Historical Commission of Poland, 1947],
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Sub-Collection 8: RG-02.04, Brycha publication],
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