Collectie 243b: Nederlands Informatiebureau - New York > Organisatie > Bedrijven, instellingen en personen > 1941-1946

Collectie 243b: Nederlands Informatiebureau - New York > Organisatie > Bedrijven, instellingen en personen > 1941-1946

Contains 1238 oral history interviews with Holocaust survivors, witnesses to the Holocaust, concentration camp liberators, prisoners of war, and rescuers all currently living in the Miami, Fla., area

Reichskommissariat in den besetzten Niederländischen Gebieten - Feindvermögensverwaltung > ARCHIEF VAN DE GENERALKOMMISSAR FÜR FINANZ UND WIRTSCHAFT, ABTEILUNG FEINDVERMÖGEN >

Digitaal Duplicaat: Gouverneur van Suriname: Geheim Archief > TWEEDE AFDELING:1939-1951 > Personeel, uitgezonden naar het buitenland > Stukken betreffende de uitzending van een compagnie van elf kanonniers naar Miami ten behoeve van het Netherland Shipping and Trading Committee.

Koninklijke Marine Tweede Wereldoorlog > Schepen en Diensten > Diversen (Gouvernementsmarine, Koopvaardij, Convooien, Hospitaalschepen, Tankschepen, Hulpschepen, Marinekustwacht, Duikbedrijf, M.E., Handelsbescherming) > De- 2. Schepen en diensten Koopvaardijschepen >

Testimony, 5 pages, containing recollections of Wanda Rut and Aleksandr Schwarz, plus programs and news clippings about an art exhibition that Rut organized in Miami in 1990, titled "Jewish Themes in Polish Art."

Eine Ausstellung des Deutschen Historischen Museums Berlin in Zusammenarbeit mit The Wolfsonian-Florida International University, Miami Beach, Florida, The Mitchell Wolfson Jr. Collection. - Ausstellung Berlin 26. Januar bis 29. April 2007. 536 p. : ill. ; 30 cm

Contains correspondence, statements of payments from the German office of retirement and aid service payments to a Charlotte Heyd, living in Miami, Florida for the year 1978, and to Eugen Heydt and his child Gisela Heydt who applied for naturalization in 1951. The Heydts left Germany in 1938, to go to Johannesburg in South Africa.

Consists of US naturalization certificates, identification documents such as Iranian passports and "Shenasnameh," or Iranian identity booklets similar to birth certificates, for the donors' parents, Michael (b. 1900) and Judith Magasanik (nee Bromberg, b. 1908) who left Bucharest in 1940 using the Iranian passports they obtained in the late 1920s as citizens of Iran. They eventually immigrated to the ...

Angela Ribeiro donated the oral interview with Gene Berger to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum on June 10, 2015. The interview was conducted by Angela Ribeiro in 2013 in Miami, FL.

Universal Newsreel, Vol. 5, No. 128, Part 2. Release date, 03/16/1933. VCU Einstein with smiling older woman at his right; crowd mingling (seen from behind) then Einstein again. Other parts of the newsreel include: 01:12:38 Rome, Italy "Excavations reveal priceless art ruins over 2000 years old" 01:13:09 New York, NY "Katherine Spector is chosen 'Queen Esther' in NY beauty contest" 01:13:52 San Pedro, ...

The JDC produced this film to record what it thought would be a successful effort to save over 900 Jews, including 200 children, by sailing them from Nazi Germany to Cuba on the ship the St. Louis in 1939. When Cuba refused to allow the passengers to land, the ship sailed to the Miami area where the U.S. government also barred the refugees' entrance. The St. Louis languished in the waters around Cuba ...

Moses Mass (1903-1967) was born on 10 May 1903 in Bialystok, Poland to Samuel Mass (b. 1879) and Dora Padriski (b. 1887). His parents married in Odessa, Russia in 1900 and they moved to Bialystok. Moses had one brother, Hyman (b. circa 1904). Dina Mass (1906-1970) was born Dina Karp on 15 May 1906 in Lublin, Poland to Joseph Karp (b. 1884) and Rose Altman (b. 1885). Her parents were married in 1903. ...

"It is widely acknowledged that Congo became an East-West battlefield during the first half of the decade of the 1960s, yet the participation of Cuban exiles in the struggles is rarely noted. In this volume Villafaña details the contribution made by Cuban exiles to the preservation of democracy in Congo. When Congo was given its independence by Belgium in the 1960, most of its people believed their ...

The David and Louise Schneider papers contain documents and correspondence relating to David “Deszo” Schneider and his wife Louise Schneider (née Roth). Both in Belgium at the time of Nazi occupation, David spent 6 months in Camp de Gurs before escaping in 1943 while Louise hid in an attic in Mons-lez-Liège, Belgium to evade capture from 1942 until her liberation.. Included in the collection are correspondence ...

Neil S. Eichelbaum donated the recording, originally entitled "Dachau: Two Perspectives," to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in May 2010. The presentation was recorded at Miami Lakes Educational Center in May 2009.

Collection of materials relating to Eric Frisch (donor's father) who was a torch runner in the 1936 Olympic Torch Run and was a coach of the Austrian women's track team at the 1936 Summer Olympic Games. Eric Frisch was a Jewish athlete in Austria and a well known and respected runner. He was asked to oversee the runners in the fourth stage of the torch relay through Austria, was the final runner of ...

Manuscript drafts of writings, correspondence, photographs, audio recordings, and related materials, concerning the activities of Holocaust survivor and educator Helen Fagin. Includes manuscript drafts of Fagin's memoirs, "My European Journey, 1939-1946" and "My American Journey, 1946-2008," a manuscript draft of "Hell Translated: A Survivor's Approach to Teaching the Holocaust as a Moral Lesson;" ...

Armand Eisler (b. May 6, 1880, Paris, France, d. Sept. 16, 1957, Miami, Florida) graduated from the University of Vienna with degrees in law and political science. In 1938 Eisler was a prisoner in Dachau concentration camp and subsequently imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp. The Nazis released him from Buchenwald in 1939 and he immediately emigrated to the United States. Eisler served as the ...

Copyright Holder: Ms. Susan Schuander

Interview with Benjamin Ferencz. Host: Russel Harvey. Benjamin Ferencz expresses his concern for world peace. He demands that the world clearly define laws for human behavior, and thus for international fundamentals. Ferencz encourages education, common sense, recognition of progress in peace-making, rational processes for settling differences, and planetary thinking.