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HIAS 120-Year Celebration--Harold Black (Box 107, Folder 6)
No full textThis folder of material was located in Box 107. Folder originally titled: 120 Stories - Black.Digital ImageDigital finding aid
Gideon Aronoff Trip to Pakistan, Islamabad, Quetta, Peshawar--Afghan Refugees (Box 114, Folder 8)
No full textThis folder of material was located in Box 114. Folder originally titled: Gideon Aronoff Trip to Pakistan - Islamabad, Quetta, Peshawar - Afghan Refugees - August 2001.Digital ImageDigital finding aid
Soviet Jews' Witness Accounts: Interview with Yelena Bolshakova
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Soviet Jews' Witness Accounts: Interview with Ira Dayen, Part I
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Soviet Jews' Witness Accounts: Interview with Ira Dayen, Part II
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AHC interview with Harry Franklin.
No full textHarry Franklin (Herman Hirschbein) was born in Vienna in 1920. He was a member of the sport club "Hakoah", the Boy Scouts, and the theater group "Ibaschitz". He was arrested in Vienna in 1936/7. After the Nazis' rise to power, he immigrated to the US via England.Austrian Heritage Collectio
AHC interview with Siegmund Levarie
No full textSiegmund Levarie was born in Vienna in 1914. He lived there at Nussdorferstrasse 42 in the ninth Viennese district. He received a PhD. from the University of Vienna. After the Nazis' rise to power, he fled from Vienna to Italy (Trieste), and then the USA where he worked as a university professor.Austrian Heritage Collectio
Briefwechsel nach langer Zeit.
No full textIn 1918, Max Hirschberg, quartermaster with the German Army, found refuge for his company in the house of the André family in Hirschberg am Neckar, Germany. The 13 year old daughter, Liese-Lotte, entertained the soldiers with some reading. In 1960 Liese-Lotte Walther, née André, contacted Max Hirschberg after the publication of one of his books, and a correspondence ensued with the Hirschberg family until 1970.The lawyer Max Hirschberg emigrated to Italy in 1934 and to the US in 1938. He died in New York in 1964.Ernst Walther is the son of Liese-Lotte Walther
Froehlich-Schipper family history.
No full textThe story of surviving the Holocaust in North-Holland from mid-1943 to May 1945 with the Dutch underground, as told 53 years later by Sabine Schipper, née Froehlich to her daughter.Sabine Gabriele Froehlich was born in Breslau (today Wrocław, Poland) on January 7, 1927. In January of 1939 she and her brother Andreas were evacuated in the ‘Kindertransport’ to England, but when their parents, Georg and Edith Froehlich emigrated to Holland, the children joined them in Amsterdam. After the Germans occupied the Netherlands, Andreas Froehlich was captured and deported to the Mauthausen concentration camp, where he perished. Sabine Froehlich and her parents survived with the help of the Dutch underground. After liberation, Sabine married Cornelius Schipper, a member of the Dutch Resistance, and they immigrated to the United States. Edith and Georg Froehlich returned to Germany, where he became instrumental in rebuilding the German legal system.digitize