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One two-page undated typed document, entitled "Ist eine Assimilation der Deutschen Juden in Amerika möglich oder wahrscheinlich?" The first three-page typed letter is dated 7 November 1939. The second two-page letter is dated 13 Dec.1939. Both letters were sent from Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

Contains one letter with envelope written by Solomon Meyer to his wife from Germany, twelve black and white photographs from Buchenwald taken by Solomon, and a copy of a Buchenwald concentration camp report (Headquarters 1270th Engineer Combat Battalion).

187 p. ; 21 cm.

Collection of documents, correspondence, identification papers, affidavits, travel papers, photostatic copies, and a pamphlet which document the experiences of Helena Bielska Himelfarb, her husband Solomon Himelfarb (donor's parents), and her efforts to immigrate to and legally stay in the United States after WWII.

The papers document the Holocaust experiences of brothers Joszyja, Juda, and Moses Altusky, and Hirsch Altusky. Included are two medical receipts from Theresienstadt issued to Hirsch Altusky, postcards sent from Joszyja Altusky and Moses Altusky in Warsaw, Poland, to Juda Altusky in Bronx, N.Y., and a postcard sent from Moses in Warsaw to L. Buchweje in Brussels, Belgium.

Temporary Registration card issued by the Military Government of Germany on September 21, 1946 to Chana Slodownik.

Contains unpublished manuscripts and copies of photographs relating to several Holocaust topics. Includes typescript drafts of notes and articles, and likely early versions of Kesting's article "Forgotten Victims: Blacks in the Holocaust."

The collection includes a Swiss refugee identification card for Moritz Rubinstein (born 1919), a businessman originally from Lublin, Poland, a document from a work camp for internees in Birmensdorf (Zürich), and a pamphlet addressed to refugees issued by the Swiss Federal Department of Justice and Police.

Contains a doctoral dissertation written by Sara Goldherszowna; a report card for Sara Goldherszowna; a photograph of Sara Goldherszowna; a photograph of the ship, Cap Arcona, that later sunk with 6800 people on board; and a Łódź ghetto work card for Pinkus Goldhersz.

Photocopies of 10 documents relating to education and career of Berthold Daniels, father-in-law of donor.