Holocaust
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 345 Collections and/or Records:
Newspaper Clippings on WW1, WW2, and the Holocaust in Connecticut Booklet: "The Jews of Europe, How to Help Them.", 1932-07-10-1945-04-05
Mutiple newspaper clippings related to anti-Nazi protests during the early 1940s, and other community happenings in and around Hartford during the early WWII period. Contents include an original telegraph bulletin related to the liquidation of the Vilna Ghetto (1943) and a booklet from the New Republic entitled, "The Jews of Europe": How to Help Them", (1943). Also, mutiple photocopies of newspaper clippings.
Okolica, Henry_1977/5/20, Oral History
Okolica, Henry_1977/5/20, Oral History, 1977 - 1977
Subjects covered during interview include: Growing up Jewish in Germany, America, Jewish Life in New York, Racism Holocaust, Family, Mother, Involvment with Jewish Youth
Okolica, Rabbi Henry, undated
Subjects of interview include: Holocaust, immigration, migration from new York to Alabama, Reform Judaism, migration to Connecticut, Ohio, and Daytona, jewish identity, education, family and lack thereof, adapting to America
Okolica, Rabbi Henry_1977/5/20, Oral History
"Old Prejudices Hard to Overcome even as Berlin Builds a Holocaust Memorial.", 1999-06-16
Jewish Ledsger newspaper clipping featuring Peter Eisenmann, New York architect participating in the design of the Berlin Holocaust Memorial. Also, the clipping talks about what peoples thoughts are on this memorial.
Oral History Transcript, 2005
Subject of interview is ben Cooper's experiences in World War II, including fighting in France, witnessing Dachau, and speaking to Jewish survivors of Nazi France.
Oral Holocaust Projects
Testomonies and projects relating to the Holocaust.