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Imrich Y. Rosenberg Fonds MG31-H158 Finding Aid No MSS1383 Vols Imrich Y. Rosenberg fonds MG31-H158 Finding aid no MSS1383 vols. 1 - 11 R5429 Instrument de recherche no MSS1383 Former arch. Media ref. no File Title Vol. Dates Support Ancien no réf. Dossier Titre arch. Imrich Y. Rosenberg fonds PERSONAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION Curriculum vitae of Dr. Imrich Yitzhak Rosenberg prepared by Dr. Truda Textual MG31-H158 1 1 1987 Rosenberg Personal records, immigration identification card and Canadian citizenship Textual MG31-H158 1 2 1919-1979 document Imrich Rosenberg's M.A. and Ph.D. certificates and membership Textual MG31-H158 1 3 n.d., 1972 identification cards Textual MG31-H158 1 4 Five Canadian passports 1954-1983 Textual MG31-H158 1 5 Drafts of Imrich Rosenberg's autobiography, 'The Early Years ca. 1970's Autobiographical histories of Imrich Rosenberg prepared by him, various Textual MG31-H158 1 6 n.d. dates Textual MG31-H158 1 7 Historical accounts of Imrich Rosenberg's zionist activities 1929-1979 Textual MG31-H158 1 8 Letter from Edvard Benes 1942 Textual MG31-H158 1 9 1943 Bank note and pharmacists prescription from Theresienstadt, January Correspondence concerning Imrich Rosenberg's flight from Czechoslovakia Textual MG31-H158 1 10 after the communist coup d'etat, 1948, and his resettlement in Canada, 1948-1951, 1954-1965 includes travel documents I Challenge Minister Nosek! (In Charge of the Ministry of Interior, Prague), by Textual MG31-H158 1 11 ca. 1949 Imrich Rosenberg The Secrets of the Day, draft manuscript by Imrich Rosenberg, ll July and Textual MG31-H158 1 12 "Cloak and Dagger Policy of the Czech Secret Police", draft manuscript sent 1949 to Brandon, Dempson, 4 July Under Yoke Again - Two Years of Communist Regime in Prague: manuscript Textual MG31-H158 1 13 n.d., 1950 and article appearing in Montreal Star, 25 February Textual MG31-H158 1 14 Applications for employment 1950-1952 Textual MG31-H158 1 15 Applications for employment 1953-1966 Textual MG31-H158 1 16 Imrich Rosenberg's real estate career in Ottawa 1963-1970 Textual MG31-H158 1 17 Correspondence with his wife, Dr. Truda Rosenberg 1965-1967 Page 1 of 20 Imrich Y. Rosenberg fonds MG31-H158 Finding aid no MSS1383 vols. 1 - 11 R5429 Instrument de recherche no MSS1383 Former arch. Media ref. no File Title Vol. Dates Support Ancien no réf. Dossier Titre arch. Textual MG31-H158 1 18 Imrich and Truda Rosenberg's Aliyah and Klita 1971-1976 Textual MG31-H158 1 19 Imrich and Truda Rosenberg's Aliyah and Klita 1974-1976 Zionist Organization of Canada: correspondence with George Liban and Leon Textual MG31-H158 1 20 1971-1978 Kronitz of the Canadian Zionist Federation Textual MG31-H158 1 21 Correspondence with Ha-Merkas L'Klita B'mada, Jerusalem 1974-1975 Textual MG31-H158 1 22--23 Letters of condolence on the passing of Imrich Rosenberg, 26 June 1986 Textual MG31-H158 1 24 Letters of condolence 1986-1987 Textual MG31-H158 1 25--29 Cards of sympathy on the passing of Imrich Rosenberg 1986 Textual MG31-H158 1 30 Contributions to the Tamir Foundation, Temple of Israel of Ottawa and the 1986 Ottawa Jewish Community Foundation in memory of Imrich Rosenberg Imrich Rosenberg's personal papers donated to the National Archives of Textual MG31-H158 1 31 1986-1987 Canada CORRESPONDENCE AND SUBJECT FILES Textual MG31-H158 1 32 Correspondence with family, A.J. Rosenberg of Tel Aviv, Israel 1962-1965 Textual MG31-H158 1 33 n.d. Leo Wohlstein (Imrich Rosenberg's uncle), Kfar Ata, Israel: correspondence Textual MG31-H158 1 34 Congregation Ohav Sholom Annual Dinner Dance, New York, includes 1955 program (from Imrich Rosenberg's uncle, Joseph S. Rosenberg) Textual MG31-H158 1 35 General correspondence 1957-1965 Textual MG31-H158 1 36 General correspondence 1966-1971 Textual MG31-H158 1 37 General correspondence 1972-1973 Textual MG31-H158 2 1 General correspondence 1974-1975 Textual MG31-H158 2 2 General correspondence 1976-1984 Textual MG31-H158 2 3 General correspondence 1985 Textual MG31-H158 2 4 General correspondence 1986 Imrich Rosenberg's research on the lives and works of two Dutch painters, Textual MG31-H158 2 5 1980 Joseph and Isaac Israels Textual MG31-H158 2 6 Imrich Rosenberg's sketches n.d. Page 2 of 20 Imrich Y. Rosenberg fonds MG31-H158 Finding aid no MSS1383 vols. 1 - 11 R5429 Instrument de recherche no MSS1383 Former arch. Media ref. no File Title Vol. Dates Support Ancien no réf. Dossier Titre arch. Textual MG31-H158 2 7 n.d. Set of watercolour sketches of scenes in Israel by Imrich Rosenberg Exhibition of watercolour paintings by Imrich Rosenberg at the National Textual MG31-H158 2 8 1981 Library and Archives, 12-31 January Textual MG31-H158 2 9 Imrich Rosenberg's letters to the editor 1965-1977 Stephen and Erika Barber: correspondence and copy of Dr. S. Barber's Report Textual MG31-H158 2 10 1962, 1965 from Europe: Prague Revisited, c. 1946 Ethiopian Jewry: Dr. Rosenberg's correspondence with Elliott Levine and Textual MG31-H158 2 11 issues of Ethiopian Jewry Report published by the Canadian Association for 1981-1985 Ethiopian Jews Textual MG31-H158 2 12 Ota Hora: correspondence 1967-1981 Textual MG31-H158 2 13 Four issues of the Canadian Jewish News concerning Joseph M. Kirschbaum, 1962 former general-secretary of the Hlinka party in Czechoslovakia, August Textual MG31-H158 2 14 Meyer Gasner and Ben Kayfetz: correspondence concerning Joseph M. 1962 Kirschbaum's anti-Jewish activities in Czechoslovakia before World War II Textual MG31-H158 2 15 1972-1986 Alexander Kraus, Lyon Manufacturing & Trading Co. Ltd.: correspondence Textual MG31-H158 2 16 Erich Kulka, Yad Vashem, Jerusalem: correspondence 1973-1977 Textual MG31-H158 2 17 Erich Kulka, Yad Vashem, Jerusalem: correspondence 1978 Transcript of an interview between Imrich Rosenberg and Erich Kulka (in Textual MG31-H158 2 18 Czech) on Jews in Czechoslovak fighting units in England and France, 4 1975 December Collection of Testimonies and Documents on the Participation of Textual MG31-H158 2 19 1976 Czechoslovak Jews in the War Against Nazi-Germany [Record Group 0-59], compiled by Erich Kulka, Yad Vashem Central Archives, Jerusalem Textual MG31-H158 2 20 The Holocaust is Being Denied - The Answer of Auschwitz Survivors, by Erich 1977 Kulka, published by the Committee of Auschwitz Camp Survivors in Israel Page 3 of 20 Imrich Y. Rosenberg fonds MG31-H158 Finding aid no MSS1383 vols. 1 - 11 R5429 Instrument de recherche no MSS1383 Former arch. Media ref. no File Title Vol. Dates Support Ancien no réf. Dossier Titre arch. Textual MG31-H158 2 21 1972, 1985 Photo Jacob M. Lowy: correspondence, photographs Textual MG31-H158 2 22 Gladys Roth: correspondence 1970-1974 Textual MG31-H158 2 23 Edward Taborsky: correspondence 1974-1975 Textual MG31-H158 2 24 The Overseas Friendship Society of Ottawa: correspondence 1962-1966 Textual MG31-H158 2 25 Hitachduth Oley Czechoslovakia: correspondence 1971-1975 Transcript of an interview with Imrich Rosenberg at Kfar Hamaccabiah, Textual MG31-H158 2 26 n.d. Israel (in Hebrew) Textual MG31-H158 2 27 International Council of Jews from Czechoslovakia: newsletters 1972-1973 Textual MG31-H158 2 28 International Council of Jews from Czechoslovakia: newsletters 1974 Textual MG31-H158 2 29 International Council of Jews from Czechoslovakia: newsletters 1975 Textual MG31-H158 2 30 International Council of Jews from Czechoslovakia: newsletters 1976-1980 International Council of Jews from Czechoslovakia: correspondence with Textual MG31-H158 2 31 1972-1973 Karl Baum International Council of Jews from Czechoslovakia: correspondence with Textual MG31-H158 2 32 1974 Karl Baum International Council of Jews from Czechoslovakia: correspondence with Textual MG31-H158 2 33 1975-1976 Karl Baum Textual MG31-H158 2 34 'Sentimental' Journey to Prague, by Isaac Newman n.d. Society for the History of Czechoslovak Jews, Inc.: correspondents include Textual MG31-H158 2 35 1971-1974 Rabbi Hugo Stransky and Ludovit Sturc The Precious Legacy exhibit of Judaic treasures from the Czechoslovak State Textual MG31-H158 2 36 1975, 1979 collections Canadian Jewish Congress, 21st Plenary Assembly, Toronto: program, Textual MG31-H158 2 37 1986 delegates kit, resolutions, 7-11 May Canadian Jewish Congress, 21st Plenary Assembly, Toronto: Dr. Rosenberg's resolution on the "Precious Legacy" exhibit asking for the return of objects to Textual MG31-H158 3 1 1986 the Jewish people and Dr. Rosenberg's personal assessment of the 21st Plenary Assembly Dr. Rosenberg's attempt to have a Holocaust resolution passed by the Textual MG31-H158 3 2 1986 Canadian House of Commons Page 4 of 20 Imrich Y. Rosenberg fonds MG31-H158 Finding aid no MSS1383 vols. 1 - 11 R5429 Instrument de recherche no MSS1383 Former arch. Media ref. no File Title Vol. Dates Support Ancien no réf. Dossier Titre arch. Textual MG31-H158 3 3 Ottawa Vaad Ha'Ir, Committee on Soviet Jewry 1969-1971, 1977 Textual MG31-H158 3 4 Agudath Israel Congregation, Ottawa 1982-1985 Textual MG31-H158 3 5 1986 Temple Israel of Ottawa: Dr. Rosenberg's course in modern Jewish history Jewish Community Centre of Ottawa, 30th Anniversary Souvenir Book, 1951- Textual MG31-H158 3 6 1981 1981 World Union for Progressive Judaism: Governors' Body Meeting, Toronto: Textual MG31-H158 3 7--8 1986 delegates kit, 8 April Textual MG31-H158 3 9 World Union for Progressive Judaism: annual report 1985 Textual MG31-H158 3 10 Lubor J. Zink: correspondence 1974-1976 HISTORICAL RESEARCH WORK AND ACADEMIC CAREER IN CANADA AND ISRAEL ON SOVIET AND CZECHOSLOVAKIAN JEWRY Textual MG31-H158 3 11 St. Patrick's College, Ottawa 1965-1967 Carleton University: correspondence concerning Imrich Rosenberg's Textual MG31-H158 3 12 1969-1972 academic career International Symposium on Religion and Atheism in Communist Societies, Textual MG31-H158 3 13 Carleton University, 3 March - 4 April, papers by: A.M.
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