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Annual volumes ; 24 cm

Papers prepared for a congress held June 1986 by the Strochlitz Institute at the University of Haifa. 372 pages ; 22 cm

Based on papers presented at an international symposium at Haifa University, May 1972. xvii, 334 pages ; 24 cm

Recounts the life of Jakob David Fritz Blasbalg (1874-1942), born in Glogów, Poland, one of seven children. The family moved to Berlin sometime between 1880-90. Fritz was married in 1906 to Elsa Lissauer (1906-1937). The book centers around the correspondence between him and his two daughters during 1937-1941. The girls fled in 1933 from Berlin - Jenny (b. 1910) to the USA and Gerda (b. 1913) to Palestine. ...

Memoirs of a Jew born in 1932 in a small town and raised in Budapest. Focuses on events in 1944, following the Nazi invasion of Hungary, when he was interned, together with his mother and two sisters, first in a crowded "Jewish house" and later in the ghetto. Guttmann and his younger sister were moved to a protected house run by the Swiss Embassy, but fled back to their family in the ghetto. Later ...