Holocaust
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 345 Collections and/or Records:
Published Manuscripts on the Holocaust and Nazi's, 1975-1978
File contains three photocopied manuscripts:
Bauer, Yehuda (1978) "Against Mystification: The Holocaust as a Historical Phenomenon", Seattle: University of Washington Press.
Noakes, J. and Pridham, G. eds. (1975) "Documents on Nazism 1919-1945". New York: Viking Press.
Leopold, John A. (undated) "Nazi Determination and the Destruction of Dutch Jewry". Publication in the Holocaust Studies Annual.
Reparations and Compensation, 1993-04-18-2003-06-06
Mutiple newspaper clippings about the issue of Holocaust reparations for survivors and second generation of survivors. In addition, there is a booklet published by the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, and a published lecture by Saul Touster (1999) entitled "The Treatment of Jewish Survivors of the Holocaust, 1945-1948: Dilemmas of Law, Care, and Bureaucracy", delivered at Brandeis University.
Report on trip to Russia, 1992
Righteous Gentiles, "Aiding Jews during the Holocaust.", 1994-07-29-2004-01-30
Newspaper clippings from the Jewish Ledger and Life 5-8, honoring Gentiles who acted heroically during WWII and beyond, aiding Jews persecuted during the Holocaust.
Rosenbaum, Rabbi Jonathan, undated
contents of folder include: Rosenbaum tribute dinner program and invitation; gratz college materials including multiple biographies of Jonathan Rosenbaum, newspaper clippings, invitations to Rosenbaum's inauguration as president, photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Rosenbaum, Curriculum Vitae of Rosenbaum, and RSVP card; newspaper clippings; invitation to tribute dinenr for Rosenbaum; photocopy of news clipping.
Rosenberg, Gene, undated
Subjects of interview include: furniture business; immigration of family from Poland in 1920s; establishment of home for abused children in Danbury.
Rosenthal, Margot, undated
Subjects of interview include: early life in Germany; development as artist; fleeing to the United States; anti-semitism in Hartford; Father's survival of concentration camp; travel of parents to Bolivia.