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AHC interview with John White.
No full textJohn White was born Hans Schwarzkopf in Vienna in 1910 where he lived at Florianigasse 61 in the eighth district. After high school, he studied romanistic at the University of Vienna. He went to Italy before the Anschluss, studied in Perugia, then taught at the Sorbonne, wrote a book about fascism in connection with de Gaulle, Kafka, Hebrew, Christian, which was favored by Mussolini. He emigrated to the USA where he became managing director of the New York City Opera. He deceased in 2001 in New York.Austrian Heritage Collectio
Marianne Lieberman's memoirs 1939-1941
No full textIn the first part of her memoir, Marianne Lieberman describes her flight from the Nazis to Maribor and further on to Ljubljana, Yugoslavia. She then writes about her return to Vienna, Austria. – In the second part she documents the life story of her schizophrenic aunt Hedwig, who was killed in the course of the Euthanasia project "T4".digitizedPart 1: CharlottePart 2: Hedwig's storyDonated by Marianne Lieberman via AHCAustrian Heritage Collectio
My life in Germany before and after 30 January 1933.
No full textMemoir written by Ernst Marcus in New York in 1940, translated by his niece Susan Foot; chapter 1 is missing. Memoir describes University studies in Breslau and Munich; military service during World War I; lawyer in Breslau before and after 1933; political attitude of non Jewish lawyers in Breslau; changes in daily life after 1933; support by German friends; emigration to Holland in September 1938; reflections on the question whether the German people were Nazis and on impact of Nazism on the life of the German people.Ernst Marcus (born in Breslau September 20, 1890) was a lawyer in Breslau. He emigrated to Holland in 1938 and to the USA (in 1939 ?). He died in San Francisco on December 31, 1982.see also German original: Marcus, Ernst: Mein Leben in Deutschland vor und nach dem 30. Januar 1933 (ME 423)Munich
Correspondence with Yehuda Bauer (Box 1, Folder 1)
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Memorial service for Elizabeth M. Lunau.
No full textThe memorial service for Elizabeth Marum Lunau took place on June 14, 1998 in New York City. Also included are a German language typescript of a memorial service in Karlsruhe, Germany on June 30, 1998, and an obituary.digitizedElisabeth Lunau was born in 1910, the daughter of Ludwig Marum. In 1936, Elisabeth Lunau emigrated to France and was interned in the camps of Hyères and Gurs. In 1941, she emigrated with her mother and her husband Heinz Lunau to New York. Elisabeth Lunau died in New York on June 5th, 1998.Dominique Avery is Elisabeth Lunau's daughter
Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry Delegation to Ukraine, trip report
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Temple B'rith Kodesh, Rochester, NY (Box 0S 6, Folder 10)
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The Wolff Family of Muenstereifel.
No full textThe following individuals are mentioned in this manuscript:Adelheid, Emma; Bromet, Eva; Gottschalk, August; Gottschalk, Caroline; Gottschalk, Jedula; Heilbron, Max; Heilbronn, Ille; Heiman, Edgar; Heiman, Freddy; Heiman, Julehen; Herman, David; Horn, Eduard; Horn, Ernestine Sofia; Horn, Lutz; Horn, Rosad; Isenberg, Janet Bernd; Isaac, Else; Katz, Margo; Orfinger, Lucien; Orfinger, Pierre Nenette; Raber, Dan; Voss, Rosalie; Wolff, Abraham; Wolff, Adelheid; Wolff, Aron; Wolff, Benjamin; Wolff, Bernhard; Wolff, Berta; Wolff, Clara; Wolff, David; Wolff, Eva; Wolff, Heinrich; Wolff, Hugo; Wolff, Judula; Wolff, Moses; Wolff, Rosalie; Wolff, Simon; Wolff, Susmann.Synopsis in file