Holocaust
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 345 Collections and/or Records:
"A Guide to Wisconsin Survivors of the Holocaust.", 1983
A "Guide to Winconsin Survivors of the Holocaust, a Documentation Project of the Wisconsin Jewish Archives", published in 1983 by the State Historical Society of Wisconsin in Madison. Contents include information about interviewees, maps, lists, and information regarding related collections.
Adamski, Gisela M., 2014 - 2015
This file contains an article about Gisela Adamski recieving an honorary high school degree at Hartford Public High and an oral history release form.
Adamski, Gisela_07/09/2015, 2015
Adler, Libby (Ethel)_2009, Oral History, February 13, 2009
Topics covered include: clothing store, going to school in West Hartford, family life/life in Hartford during World War II, life of a soldier's spouse, rationing, Jewish perspective of WWII/Holocaust, life after war, volunteer work (Hebrew Home, Mt. Sinai)
Advertisements for Holocaust Related Educational Materials, 1978-11-09-1983
Mutiple advertisments and pamphlets on Holocaust educational materials.
Aferiat, Sophia, 2004
Folder contains an oral history transcript.
"An In Orange Winter: The Beginning of the Holocaust as Seen Through the Eyes of a Child" by Margaret A. McQuillan, 2006
The begining of the Holocaust as seen through the eyes of a child. Written by Margaret A. McQuillan about her fathers (Walter H. Less) recollections.
Attas, Florence (Kaminsky) and Allen, 1950
Folder contains copy of 1950 newspaper article out of New Britain, reporting on the survival and relocation of the Kaminsky's after their Holocaust experience.