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Bestandsbeschreibung Biographische Angaben: Mitbegründer und Funktionär der KP der CSR (ab 1920); Emigration England (1938-1945), Leiter der tschechischen Emigration und Redakteur der Zeitschrift "Einheit"; Sekr. des KB in Sachsen (1946-1951); 1. Bundessekr. des KB (1950-1957); Mitglied des Präsidialrates des KB (1951-1957); Chefredakteur der KB-Zeitschrift "Natur und Heimat" (1953-1959); Abg. der ...

Contains letters about Jewish emigration to the Dominican Republic 1938-1939.

Geschichte des Bestandsbildners Biographische Angaben: Gewerkschafter (DMV); KPD-Funktionär in Berlin (1922-1933); Emigration CSR (1936); Spanischer Bürgerkrieg (1936-1938); Emigration Frankreich, USA (1938-1946), Mitarbeiter an der Zeitung "The German American"; Generalsekr. des FDGB-BuV (1948); 2. Sekr. der SED-LL Berlin (1948-1950) Bestandsbeschreibung: Arbeitsmaterialien aus seiner Tätigkeit im ...

Photocopied typescripts compiled by various members of the extended Marmorek family, documenting their emigration from Austria during the Nazi era. Compiled in 1991.

Contains information about Fred Benjamin's life in Germany and his emigration to India. Also contains Benjamin's thoughts on religion and social issues.

Contains documents illustrating Sidney Elenberg's postwar emigration from Italy to the United States. The documents were falsified to gain easier access to the United States.

Publ. under the auspices of the Canadian Institute of International Affairs. VII, 63 p. ; 20 cm.

Lit. opg.: p. [343]-358. - Index. XIII, 377 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.

The Josef and Josefine Schmitz papers consist of biographical materials, correspondence, emigration files, photographs, and restitution files documenting their lives in Břeclav, Vienna, Brno, and Tel Aviv; their emigration from Czechoslovakia to Palestine in 1939 with their daughter Judith; and their efforts to recover their property and receive restitution after the war. Biographical materials include ...

The papers consist of 18 photographs and a manuscript written by Leopold Wilheim [donor's father] relating to the Wilheim family in Vienna, Austria, their emigration in 1938, and their eventual settlement in the United States.