Poland
Subject Source: Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names
Found in 83 Collections and/or Records:
Pattison, David, undated
Folder contents include: interview abstract; scanned information checklist; three copies of transcript.
Pincus, Louis, undated
Folder contents include: mylar binder sleeves containing Eulogy for Lewis by Rabbi Isaac Avigdor, photocopy of handwritten bio, and photocopy of newspring photograph; plastic binder sleeve containing newspring photograph mounted on blue paper, with mhandwritten biography on reverse.
Pregozen, Helene, undated
Items in folder include: handwritten outline of family history, with printed copy; photocopy of photographs showing Pregozen family.
Rosenberg, Gene, undated
Subjects of interview include: furniture business; immigration of family from Poland in 1920s; establishment of home for abused children in Danbury.
"Shoah: A Biased Account of the Holocaust", 1987-04
Pamphlet published by the Polish American Congress. It is a response to the movie/documentary "Shoah" created by Claude Lanzmann where he goes to Poland and speaks with survivors, and witnesses at Holocaust site and consentration camps. The response in the pamphlet is about how Claude Lanzmann created an unfair preception of Polish people.