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Sipurai savta vesaba: korot haim ( = Stories of grandmother and grandfather: readings of life. Hebrew).
No full textFamily history of the Nizav family, circa 1754-1998Ruth Nizav, April 1999 via Dr. Eberhard Wolf
Oral testimony.
No full textHarry Z. Evan-Stein, 12/12/2000Harry Zvi Evan-Stein was born as Harry Stein in Vienna, where he joined a Zionist Scout Group as a boy. With his family he emigrated first to Belgium in 1938 and then to France in 1941. After being arrested in Vichy France and interned in a concentration camp until 1943 he joined a resistance group. After the end of the war Harry Stein emigrated to Israel, where he now lectures at the Ghetto Fighters House.Austrian Heritage Collectio
Microcassette: "Bronfman--Sharansky" : Pamela B. Cohen Papers (P-897) box 46 microcassette 9
No full textThe recordings found in this collection contain notes, opinions, statements and allegations that may or may not be substantiated. American Jewish Historical Society and the Center for Jewish History do not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any findings, conclusions, recommendations, opinions or statements expressed in the recordings.Digital recordingRussianDigital finding aid available
Anshei Sphard Beth El Emeth Congregation, Memphis, TN (Box 0S 3, Folder 4)
No full textTorah mantlesDigital ImageDigital finding aid
Belstock, Marlene (Box 0S 3, Folder 5)
No full textBeadwork sculptureDigital ImageDigital finding aid
Zukunftsland Belgien : Die Situation der Deutschen Emigranten.
No full textArticle about the life and work of the painter Lotte B. Prechner after her emigration to Belgium
Life remembered : A home in the world - a world in the home. 1908 thru 1997 /
No full textRecollections on his life.Fred Grubel was born in Leipzig in 1908. He studied law in Freiburg and Leipzig and completed his dissertation in 1930. Before completing the bar exam he was dismissed from the law profession and became the director of the Jewish community in Leipzig. In 1938, he immigrated with his wife Lisa and their son Henry to England. Two years later, the family settled in the United States, where he worked as an accountant for the Joint Distribution Committee. At the end of the war, he traveled through Europe monitoring assistance for displaced persons. He later worked as an accountant at serveral hospitals, before joining the Leo Baeck Institute in 1966. He became its executive director in 1968. Fred Grubel died in 1998.Synopsis in fil
Berdichev, Ukraine (Box 120, Folder 3)
No full textThis folder of material was located in Box 120. Folder originally titled: Berdichev, Ukraine - August 1998.Digital ImageDigital finding aid
Former Soviet Union Trip--Includes Nationalists Demonstration, Kiev (Box 106, Folder 4)
No full textThis folder of material was located in Box 106. Folder originally titled: FSU Trip - Nationalists Demonstration, Kiev - August 1998.Digital ImageDigital finding aid
