The World Jewish Congress New York Office. Series D. Relief and Rescue Department RG-67.011M

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place SW Washington, DC 20024-2126 Tel. (202) 479-9717 e-mail: [email protected]

Descriptive summary

Title: The World Jewish Congress New York Office. Series D. Relief and Rescue Department

Dates: 1939-1969 (inclusive) 1940-1950 (bulk)

Accession number: 2006.214

Creator: World Jewish Congress

Extent: 2,444 digital images (multi-page TIF files) 131 microfilm reels 16 CD-ROMs

Repository: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives, 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place SW, Washington, DC 20024-2126

Languages: English Other languages

Scope and content of collection Contains records relating to social relief and rescue activities, location of survivors, immigration and migration, refugees, displaced persons, extermination of Jews, reaction to Hitler's Final Solution, and relations with international relief organization including the UNRAA and Red Cross. Seven sub-series of World Jewish Congress New York Office records, Series D contains the following files: 1. Executive files, 1939-1969: The majority of the material deals with applications and affidavits for individual immigration cases; 2. Immigration Division, 1940-1953: Includes correspondence and reports of Ellen Hilb, Milka Fuchs, and Kurt R. Grossman. The majority of the material deal with applications and affidavits for individual immigration cases, especially for entry into the United States. 3. Location Service, 1942-1960: Includes lists of survivors, known dead, and inmates of concentration and refugee camps. Also materials pertaining to displaced persons camps and survivors after the war; 4. Child Care division, 1942-1953: Established in November 1945. Materials related to the establishment of Jewish orphanages in Europe and the placement of orphans with foster parents or relatives; 5. The Committer for Overseas Relief Supplies, 1945-1950: Established in June 1945, to ship clothing, food and medicine; 6. Advisory Council on European Jewish Affairs, 1941-1947: Founded in 1942 to present a united front of European Jewry; composed of delegates from the various representative committees of European Jewries then present in the United States. Includes some files of the Rescue Department; 7. Rescue Department, 1939-1966: Includes the files of Leon Kubowitzki and Rudolf Glanz, and inquires and locations concerning missing Jews and records of rescue work in post- war Europe.

Administrative Information

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Acquisition information: Source of acquisition is the Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives (AJA), the World Jewish Congress New York Office records. Series D. Relief and Rescue Departments. Records were donated to the AJA by the World Jewish Congress in 1982.

Existence and location of originals: American Jewish Archives

Related archival materials: RG-67.035M, Selected records of the World Jewish Congress New York Office records. Series D. Location lists, 1938-1947.

Historical note The World Jewish Congress (WJC), an international Jewish representative organization, was formed in 1936. The Organization Department of WJC was originally established in Paris, ca. 1937, under Baruch Zuckerman to increase membership, strengthen relations with and between affiliates, maintain contacts with branch offices, and improve the image of the WJC with its affiliates. When rescue activities diminished in the late 1940s, the Organization Department also inherited responsibility for the European Advisory Council. In July 1940 the headquarters of the World Jewish Congress was moved from Geneva, Switzerland, to New York City, N.Y., due to World War II. Instrumental in its founding were the American Jewish Congress (AJC), established in 1918, and the Comité des Délégations Juives (Committee of Jewish Delegations), which was founded in 1919. Throughout the war, the departments in New York maintained contact with WJC relief and rescue worker in Europe, especially via WJC offices in London, Stockholm, Geneva, and Lisbon. Relief activities of the WJC began in April 1940 with the establishment of the Relief Committee for Jewish War Victims (RELICO) in Geneva under the direction of Adolf H. Silberschein. The purpose of RELICO was to supply food and social aid to Jews in Europe,

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especially in Poland and France, and to help refugee groups including those in Mauritius, Tangier, Rhodesia, and Tanganyika. RELICO continued in operation throughout the war years, even after the headquarters of the WJC was moved to New York. In July 1940 a separate relief department was established at the new office under Arieh Tartakower. The Rescue Department was established in April 1944. Its primary functions were to document and publicize war crimes and atrocities; to devise rescue plans and enlist public and governmental support for action; to prevent deportation of some European Jewish communities; to liberate concentration camps from the Nazis; and to advocate punishment for war crimes. Aryeh L. Kubowitzki, head of the Department for European Jewish Affairs from 1941 to 1944, was named the first director of the Rescue Department, with Kurt R. Grossman as his assistant. In the spring of 1945, the Rescue Department was merged with the Relief Department under Arieh Tartakower and renamed the Relief and Rehabilitation Department. When Tartakower moved to Palestine in 1946, Kalman Stein became acting director of the expanded Relief Department. Stein was succeeded by Kurt R. Grossman in 1947. The Department was disbanded at the end of 1948 and its functions were assumed by the Relief Desk of the Political Department.

System of arrangement Arranged in the following sub-series: 1. Executive Files, 1939-1969; 2. Immigration Division, 1940-1953; 3. Location Service, 1942-1960; 4. Child Care Division, 1942-1953; 5.The Committer for Overseas Relief Supplies, 1945-1950; 6. Advisory Council on European Jewish Affairs, 1941-1947; 7. Rescue Department, 1939-1966.

These files include copies of materials also found in RG-67.035M: 1997.A.0235, Selected Records of the World Jewish Congress New York Office. Series D. Sub-Series 3, Location Service, 1938- 1947.

Indexing terms Kubowitzki, Aryeh Leon, 1896-1966. Grossman, Kurt R. Tartakower, Aryeh, 1897-1982. Kalman Stein. World Jewish Congress. American Jewish Congress. American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee. Relief Committee for Jewish War Victims (RELICO) United Nations. International Committee of the Red Cross. United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admini Restitution and indemnification claims (1933-) Holocaust survivors--Registers. Jewish orphanages--Registers. Refugee camps. Affidavits. Minutes. Correspondence. Reports. Registers.

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CONTAINER LIST

Note: Descriptions based on information found at http://collections.americanjewisharchives.org/ms/ms0361/ms0361d.html (accessed 26 April 2019).

Subseries 1. Executive Files. 1939–1969.

Scope and Content Note: Consists of correspondence of the Relief Department (and includes some material related to the Rescue Department) along with files of the Relief Committee, Arieh Tartakower, Kalman Stein, and Kurt R. Grossman. Also included are files from the Courses on Jewish Social Work, a training program for social workers planning to help displaced Jews in Europe that was sponsored by the WJC in 1945.

Box Folder D1 1 World Jewish Congress, relief work, reports and drafts, 1939–1941 D1 2 World Jewish Congress, relief work, memos and reports, 1942–1943 D1 3 World Jewish Congress, relief work, reports and drafts, 1942 D1 4 Correspondence, memos and reports, 1942–1943 D1 5 Finkelstein, Chaim, reports on Refugee Relief Department (location service), 1943 D1 6 Minutes, 1940–1944 D1 7 Invitations to meetings, 1943–1945 D1 8 Press release re: refugees in Russia seeking relatives in United States, Sep 1943 D1 9 Budget and fundraising, 1941–1945 D1 10 Correspondence re: contributions, 1945–1947 D1 11 Cables and memos, 1944–1946 D1 12 Survey of community property in Poland, 1945 D1 13 Survey of governmental and municipal aid to Jews in Europe, correspondence and questionnaires, 1945–1946 D1 14 Tartakower, Arieh, draft speeches, reports, memoranda, 1943–1945

Box Folder D2 1 Clothing drive, 1943–1945 D2 2 Tartakower, Arieh, correspondence and memos, 1942–1946 D2 3 Contacts with volunteers, 1945 D2 4 Dwork, C. Irving, correspondence with Washington office, 1946–1947 D2 5 Negotiations re: food problem in invaded countries, 1941–1944 D2 6 Correspondence and memos, 1941–1947 D2 7 Stein, Kalman, memos, 1946–1947 D2 8 Memorandum on Jewish medical problems and reconstruction, 1944 D2 9 Tartakower, Arieh, reports on meetings with authorities, 1944–1945 D2 10 Tartakower, Arieh, reports, 1943–1945

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D2 11 Tartakower, Arieh, reports on trips to Latin America, 1944–1946 D2 12 Tartakower, Arieh, trip to Great Britain, 1944 D2 13 Tartakower, Arieh, trip to Europe, Jul–Aug 1945 D2 14 Usiskin, Isadore, trip to Europe, 1945 D2 15 Tartakower, Arieh, memos, re: Poland, 1942–1943

Box Folder D3 1 Activity reports, 1940–1944 D3 2 Relief and Rehabilitation Department reports, 1944–1945 D3 3 Activity reports, no. 1–6, 1945–1946 D3 4 Draft activity reports, no. 3–4, 1945 D3 5 Activity reports, 1947 D3 6 Financial report on relief activities, 1940–1948, 1952 D3 7 “Rescue and Relief Activities, 1933–1945,” by Eppler, Elizabeth, 1969 D3 8 World Jewish Affairs Department of American Jewish Congress ( Marcus, Robert S., and Petegorsky, David W.), 1946–1947 D3 9 United Service for New Americans, 1946–1950 D3 10 Va'ad ha-Hatzala, reports and releases, 1944–1945 D3 11 Organization for Rehabilitation through Training and American Council of Voluntary Agencies for Foreign Service, Committee on Displaced persons, minutes, 1944–1945 D3 12 War Refugee Board, 1944–1945

Box Folder D4 1 Publications of Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society and Hadassah relief, 1946–1949 D4 2 United States, Department of State, Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation Operations, 1942–1943 D4 3 Intergovernmental Committee for Refugees, 1942–1944 D4 4 Intergovernmental Committee for Refugees, 1945 D4 5 Intergovernmental Committee for Refugees, 1945–1947 D4 6 International and American Red Cross, 1941–1947 D4 7 American Red Cross press releases, 1943–1946 D4 8 Red Cross International Tracing Service, Arolsen Archives and World Jewish Congress tracing office (London), 1953–1959 D4 9 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, Tartakower, Arieh, reports re: refugees and statistics, 1942–1943 D4 10 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, training of personnel, 1942–1945 D4 11 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, Jul–Dec 1943 D4 12 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, postwar relief, 1943– 1945 D4 13 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, reports and publications, 1943–1944

Box Folder D5 1 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, reports and releases, 1943–1944

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D5 2 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, important correspondence received, 20 Nov 1943–2 Mar 1944 D5 3 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, reports, correspondence, and memos, 1943–1945 D5 4 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, private agencies, 1943– 1944 D5 5 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, 1943–1944 D5 6 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, 1943–1944 D5 7 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, relations with World Jewish Congress, 1944 D5 8 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, correspondence, reports, and memos, 1944 D5 9 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, drafts, reports, correspondence, 1944 D5 10 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, Wahrhaftig, Zorach, pamphlet, 1944 D5 11 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, correspondence and reports, 1944 D5 12 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, Middle East Relief Administration, 1943–1944 D5 13 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, correspondence re: second session, Montreal, and Tartakower, Arieh, trip to Canada, 1944 D5 14 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, Wahrhaftig, Zorach, memo re: Jewish problems, 1944

Box Folder D6 1 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, reports and memos, 1944–1945 D6 2 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, job applications for positions overseas, 1944–1946 D6 3 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, Grinberg, Sophie V., 1944–1945 D6 4 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, 1945 D6 5 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, Stein, Kalman, 1944– 1945 D6 6 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, correspondence with Weinfeld, Gisela, and Wolkowicz, Stephen D., re: displaced persons, 1945–1946 D6 7 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, recognition of World Jewish Congress as operating agency in displaced persons camps, 1945–1947 D6 8 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, 1946 D6 9 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, reports, 1945 D6 10 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, reports, 1946–1947

Box Folder D7 1 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, World Jewish Congress activities after recognition, Jan–Jul 1947 D7 2 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, World Jewish Congress activities after recognition, Aug–Dec 1947

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D7 3 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, correspondence with personnel, 1946–1947 D7 4 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, Dwork, C. Irving, 1946 D7 5 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., trip to Europe, Jul–Sep 1946 D7 6 Immigration and travel visas for World Jewish Congress fundraisers, 1947–1948 D7 7 Draft survey of World Jewish Congress activities with International Relief Organization, 1949 D7 8 Activity report on Relief Desk and Political Department assignments, 1949 D7 9 Correspondence, 1947–1948 D7 10 Correspondence, 1949 D7 11 Correspondence, Dec 1948

Box Folder D8 1 Correspondence, Jan–Jun 1948 D8 2 Correspondence, Jul–Dec 1948 D8 3 Correspondence, 1949 D8 4 Correspondence, 1950 D8 5 “Chronological Stencils”, Dec 1947–Feb 1950 D8 6 Correspondence, Jan 1949

Box Folder D9 1 Correspondence, Feb 1949 D9 2 Correspondence, Mar–Apr 1949 D9 3 Correspondence, May–Jul 1949 D9 4 Correspondence, Aug–Sep 1949 D9 5 Correspondence, Oct–Dec 1949 D9 6 Correspondence, Jan–Mar 1950 D9 7 Correspondence, Apr–Jun 1950 D9 8 Correspondence, Jul–Dec 1950

Box Folder D10 1 Memos, correspondence, and reports, Nov–Dec 1949 D10 2 Memos, correspondence, and reports, Jan–Mar 1950 D10 3 Speaking engagements, 1948–1950 D10 4 Correspondence re: articles, 1948–1950 D10 5 Articles (includes clippings), 1943, 1948 D10 6 Articles (includes clippings), 1949 D10 7 Articles (includes clippings), 1950 D10 8 Grossman, Kurt R., trips to Washington, 1947–1950 D10 9 Grossman, Kurt R., trip to Germany, 1948 D10 10 Training of foreign exchange students, 1949–1950

Box Folder D11 1 United Jewish Appeal, 1943–1950 D11 2 Refugees and migration, 1941–1946 D11 3 Refugees, Church Committee on Overseas Relief/Reconstruction, 1945–1946

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D11 4 Refugees, Institute on Overseas Studies of Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds, 1947–1948 D11 5 Refugees and displaced persons, Grossman, Kurt R., 1949 D11 6 International Social Jewish Workers conference, 1947–1948 D11 7 National Conference of Jewish Social Welfare, 1947–1950 D11 8 Activity reports and plans, 1948–1949 D11 9 Grossman, Kurt R., memos re: United Nations meetings, 1949–1950 D11 10 Advisory Council for Relief and Rehabilitation, 1944–1948 D11 11 Advisory Council for Relief and Rehabilitation, Subcommittee for Legal and Political Rehabilitation, 1944–1945 D11 12 Advisory Council for Relief and Rehabilitation, Subcommittee for Culture and Education, 1944–1945 D11 13 Advisory Council for Relief and Rehabilitation, Subcommittee for Health and Child Care, 1944–1945 D11 14 Advisory Council for Relief and Rehabilitation, Subcommittee for Displaced Persons, 1944–1945

Box Folder D12 1 Training courses for workers in Jewish children's homes in Europe, 1945 D12 2 Courses on Jewish Social Work, reports, notes, and correspondence, 1944–1945 D12 3 Courses on Jewish Social Work, course bulletins, 1944–1945 D12 4 Courses on Jewish Social Work documents, examinations, questionnaires and memos, 1945 D12 5 Courses on Jewish Social Work, applications for admission, 1945 D12 6 Courses on Jewish Social Work, budget, 1945 D12 7 Courses on Jewish Social Work, correspondence with lecturers, 1945 D12 8 Courses on Jewish Social Work, correspondence with lecturers, 1945 D12 9 Courses on Jewish Social Work, chronological correspondence, 1944–1945 D12 10 Courses on Jewish Social Work, attendance sheets, 1945

Box Folder D13 1 Recruitment of social workers/securing jobs with United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration for courses on Jewish social work graduates, 1944–1945 D13 2 Courses on Jewish Social Work students, list and correspondence, 1945 D13 3 Courses on Jewish Social Work prospects, 1945 D13 4 Bibliographies and outlines of Courses on Jewish Social Work, 1945 D13 5 Lectures for Courses on Jewish Social Work, 1945 D13 6 Courses on Jewish Social Work, Yiddish class, questionnaires, 1945 D13 7 Courses on Jewish Social Work, exams, course I ( Klein, Philip), 20 Jun 1945 D13 8 Courses on Jewish Social Work, exams, course II ( Aptekar, Herbert H.), 20 Jun 1945 D13 9 Courses on Jewish Social Work, exams, course III ( Lestchinsky, Jacob), 20 Jun 1945 D13 10 Courses on Jewish Social Work, exams, course IV ( Weiss, Abraham), 20 Jun 1945 D13 11 Courses on Jewish Social Work, exams, course V ( Tartakower, Arieh), 20 Jun 1945

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Box Folder D14 1 Courses on Jewish Social Work, exams, course VIII — H/a ( Wischnitzer, Mark), 20 Jun 1945 D14 2 Courses on Jewish Social Work, exams, course VIII — H/b ( Warhaftig, Zorach), 20 Jun 1945 D14 3 Courses on Jewish Social Work, students' reports on Tartakower, Arieh, lecture, Mar 1945

Subseries 2. Immigration Division. 1940–1953.

Scope and Content Note: Includes correspondence and reports of Ellen Hilb, Milka Fuchs, and Kurt R. Grossman. The majority of the material deals with applications and affidavits for individual immigration cases, especially for entry into the United States.

Box Folder D14 4 Grossman, Kurt R., 1947–1949 D14 5 Information sheets, no. 1–7, 1947 D14 6 Emergency visa correspondence, 1948 D14 7 Opportunities to Latin America, 1941–1946 D14 8 Hospital of Immigration, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1941–1942 D14 9 United States, Department of State, 1940–1944 D14 10 Assistance, individual cases, 1948–1950 D14 11 Hudes, Tadeusz, political refugee, 1940–1941 D14 12 Cables to Weissman, Nahum; Silberschein, Adolf H., and Riegner, Gerhart M., 1944 D14 13 Correspondence, 1949–1950 D14 14 Visas and quotas, 1946–1948

Box Folder D15 1 Immigration to United States, 1943–1947 D15 2 Migration possibilities to various countries, 1943–1946 D15 3 Migration possibilities to various countries, 1947 D15 4 Migration possibilities to various countries, 1948 D15 5 Migration possibilities to various countries, 1949 D15 6 Migration possibilities to various countries, 1950 D15 7 Discrimination on migration, 1949–1950

Box Folder D16 1 Affidavits for United States visas and correspondence, 1941–1942 D16 2 Immigration lists for United States, Department of State, 1941–1942 D16 3 Immigration memoranda re: new procedure for United States visa applications and letters to United States, Department of State, 1942 D16 4 Immigration cover letters for United States visa applications, 1941–1944 D16 5 Affidavit requests, correspondence and memos, 1941–1942 D16 6 United States, Department of State, 1940–1943 D16 7 United States, Department of State, 1941–1942 D16 8 United States, Department of State, individual visa cases (P–R), 1941–1945

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D16 9 United States, Department of State, memos and reports from trips to Washington, D.C., 1942–1943 D16 10 United States, Department of State, correspondence, reports, and application forms, 1944–1945 D16 11 Immigration, United States, Department of State, correspondence, reports, and memos, 1942–1944

Box Folder D17 1 Memoranda submitted to Bermuda Refugee Conference, 14 Apr 1943 D17 2 Riegner, Gerhart M. (Geneva), 1941–1944 D17 3 Silberschein, Adolf H. (Geneva), 1943–1945 D17 4 Weissman, Nachum (Lisbon), 1943–1944 D17 5 Jarblum, Marc (Paris), 1945 D17 6 Immigration, Jewish Agency, re: Palestine certificates, 1943–1944 D17 7 Immigration, Jewish Agency, re: Palestine certificates, individual cases re: people in Holland, A–G, 1943–1944 D17 8 Immigration, Jewish Agency, re: Palestine certificates, individual cases re: people in Holland, N–Z, 1942–1945 D17 9 Immigration, Jewish Agency, re: Palestine certificates for people in Hungary, individual cases, 1943–1945 D17 10 Immigration, Jewish Agency, re: Palestine certificates for people in Hungary, cables, 1944

Box Folder D18 1 Immigration to United States, intervention for Yugoslav Jews in Spain, 1942– 1943 D18 2 Immigration to United States, intervention for Jews in Camp Gibraltar, Jamaica, individual cases, 1943–1945 D18 3 Immigration to United States, intervention for Jews in Camp Gibraltar, Jamaica, correspondence, reports, lists, 1943–1944 D18 4 Immigration to United States, intervention for Jews in Spain and Portugal, 1942– 1943 D18 5 Immigration to United States and Latin America, Jews in France, correspondence and lists, 1942–1945 D18 6 Immigration, French and United States visas, transportation, Polish Jews, 1946– 1947 D18 7 Immigration to United States, French transit visas for Polish Jews, 1946–1948 D18 8 Immigration to United States, French transit visas for Polish Jews, 1946–1947

Box Folder D19 1 Immigration, correspondence with Aronzon, Z., in Stockholm, 1946–1947 D19 2 Immigration, Polish immigration via Sweden, 1947–1951 D19 3 Immigration, Va'ad ha-Hatzala, Rehabilitation Committee, 1946–1951 D19 4 Immigration to various countries ( Fuchs, Milka), A–P, 1947 D19 5 Immigration to various countries ( Fuchs, Milka), S–Y, 1946–1947 D19 6 Immigration, Gotlib, Isaac M., to Brassloff, F., re: Bodansky, Dora, 29 Jun 1953 D19 7 Immigration, Adler, Siegfried, 1945 D19 8 Immigration, Adler-Rudel, Salomon (political refugee), 1941–1942

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D19 9 Immigration, Arie, Emile, 1945 D19 10 Immigration, Baum, Moszek Mendl, 1941–1943 D19 11 Immigration, Becher, Amanda, 1945 D19 12 Immigration, Becker, Myra (political refugee), 1941–1942 D19 13 Immigration, Beer, Max (political refugee), 1940–1948 D19 14 Immigration, Behr, Edith, 1945–1946 D19 15 Immigration, Ben Malca, Chaim, 1942–1944 D19 16 Immigration, Bendix, Jacob, 1945 D19 17 Immigration, Bergher, Adolpho, 1943–1944 D19 18 Immigration, Berkovici, Mihali, 1945–1947 D19 19 Immigration, Bernhard, Georg, 1940–1943

Box Folder D20 1 Immigration, Bierer, Walter, 1941–1943 D20 2 Immigration, Birkenholz, Ozias, 1945 D20 3 Immigration, Blum, Willi and Lilli, 1941 D20 4 Immigration, Blumenfeld, Jenny, 1942–1943 D20 5 Immigration, Broner, Jechok (case suspended), 1943–1945 D20 6 Immigration, Browerman, Jonas, 1941–1945 D20 7 Immigration, Buschke, Erna, 1945 D20 8 Immigration, Cats, Isidore (Venezuela), 1944–1946 D20 9 Immigration, Chomski, Baruch (granted), 1941–1943 D20 10 Immigration, Cohen, Hermann and Emma, 1941 D20 11 Immigration, Cohen, Prosper, 1945–1947 D20 12 Immigration, Coralnik, Israel, 1941–1942 D20 13 Immigration, Dannenberg, Johanna, 1945–1946 D20 14 Immigration, Dembinski, Fajbus Szulim, 1941–1942 D20 15 Immigration, Dimant, Isidoro, 1942–1943 D20 16 Immigration, Dobkin, Eliyahu, 1944 D20 17 Immigration, Doubinsky, Nathan, 1941–1943 D20 18 Immigration, Drenger, David, 1941–1944

Box Folder D21 1 Immigration, Eisenzweig, Marcus, 1941–1943 D21 2 Immigration, Feiertag, Kurt(case suspended), 1940–1941 D21 3 Immigration, Felsztynska, Marja, 1946–1951 D21 4 Immigration, Feniger, Jakob, 1945 D21 5 Immigration, Finkelstein, Chaim, 1943 D21 6 Immigration, Fischer, Arnold, 1941 D21 7 Immigration, Fischer, Sophie Jean, 1940–1941 D21 8 Immigration, Fixel, Alice, 1945–1946 D21 9 Immigration, Fleg, Ayala, 1941–1943 D21 10 Immigration, Freud, Ernestine, 1940–1942 D21 11 Immigration, Freudenberg, Henriette, with Jacobi, Jekhezkiel, and family, 1941– 1945 D21 12 Immigration, Friedberg, Herman, 1943–1944 D21 13 Immigration, Friedberg, Lilly, 1945 D21 14 Immigration, Friedlaender, Lucien, 1941–1943

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D21 15 Immigration, Fuchs, Ephraim, 1942–1943 D21 16 Immigration, Fuchs, Josef and Irma, 1943–1946 D21 17 Immigration, Fuks, Chil Henry, 1942

Box Folder D22 1 Immigration, Glikowski, Moises, 1944–1951 D22 2 Immigration, Goihman, Pesea, 1944–1945 D22 3 Immigration, Goitein, Olga, 1941–1944 D22 4 Immigration, Goldberg, Salomon, 1944–1945 D22 5 Immigration, Goldman, Joseph, 1946–1951 D22 6 Immigration, Goldmann, Hans, 1943–1946 D22 7 Immigration, Goldschlag, Samuel A., 1945 D22 8 Immigration, Goldstein, Fanny Weil (political refugee), 1940–1942 D22 9 Immigration, Grossman, Toni, 1946–1951 D22 10 Immigration, Gruenewald, Hedwig, 1944–1945 D22 11 Immigration, Grumwerg, Hermann, 1945 D22 12 Immigration, Grunstein, Jankiel and Sara, 1941–1946 D22 13 Immigration, Gruszka, Leon, 1942–1943 D22 14 Immigration, Gunsberger, Edgar, 1945 D22 15 Immigration, Gurewicz, Zygmunt, 1946 D22 16 Immigration, Gutbraut, Klojnemus, 1941–1942 D22 17 Immigration, Gutman, Mojsze Hersz, 1945 D22 18 Immigration, Halbrecht, Izak Gedalie, 1944–1945 D22 19 Immigration, Halpern, David 1941–1945 D22 20 Immigration, Hannes, Theodore, 1941–1946 D22 21 Immigration, Heimann, Ruth, 1945 D22 22 Immigration, Heller, Enrique, 1942–1945

Box Folder D23 1 Immigration, Hiller, Siegfried, 1942–1944 D23 2 Immigration, Hocherman, Hanna and Moshe, 1945 D23 3 Immigration, Hochstimm, Martin, 1940–1943 D23 4 Immigration, Hochstimm, Ernestine Hoefer, 1945 D23 5 Immigration, Hoenigsberg, Irma, 1941–1945 D23 6 Immigration, Hurtig, Alexandre, 1941–1942 D23 7 Immigration, Huttenbach, Otto, 1944–1946 D23 8 Immigration, Intrater, Kalman, 1945 D23 9 Immigration, Isler, Jacobo, 1941–1942 D23 10 Immigration, Jacoby, Margot, 1944–1945 D23 11 Immigration, Jacobovits, Maurice, 1945 D23 12 Immigration, Jakobsberg, Ernest, 1944–1945 D23 13 Immigration, Jarblum, Marc, 1940–1944 D23 14 Immigration, Jonas, Rudolf, 1941–1944 D23 15 Immigration, Kahn, Franz, 1940–1945 D23 16 Immigration, Kampf, Gustav, 1941–1945 D23 17 Immigration, Kartagner, Chaim Low, 1945 D23 18 Immigration, Katz, Helena, 1945 D23 19 Immigration, Kaufmann, Hans, 1945

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D23 20 Immigration, Kellerman, Desiderio, 1944 D23 21 Immigration, Kennet, Stephanie, 1945

Box Folder D24 1 Immigration, Klatzkin, Jacob and Dora Okle, 1940–1945 D24 2 Immigration, Klein, Aranka, 1946–1953 D24 3 Immigration, Kleinhaus, Schulem Symcha, 1941–1942 D24 4 Immigration, Knopfmacher, Ernst and Kate (Mexico), 1940–1942 D24 5 Immigration, Knopfmacher, Ernst and Kate (Mexico), 1943–1944 D24 6 Immigration, Kohn, Isack, 1943–1945 D24 7 Immigration, Krone, Moshe, 1945 D24 8 Immigration, Kywi, Erna, 1944–1945 D24 9 Immigration, Lachmann, Berthold, 1941–1942 D24 10 Immigration, Landsberger, Herbert and Ilse, 1941–1943 D24 11 Immigration, Leib, Maurice, 1945–1947 D24 12 Immigration, Levy, Joseph (Bulgarian in Palestine), 1945 D24 13 Immigration, Lewin, Alma Amalia Malka, 1941–1945 D24 14 Immigration, Lewinson, Maximilian, 1941–1943 D24 15 Immigration, Lewit, Izaak, 1942–1943 D24 16 Immigration, Leytes, Joseph, 1944–1945 D24 17 Immigration, Liberman, Kopel, 1945 D24 18 Immigration, Licover, Freda, 1942 D24 19 Immigration, Lubasz, Norbert (case suspended), 1941–1942

Box Folder D25 1 Immigration, Lubasz, Leo and Martha Marcus, 1951–1952 D25 2 Immigration, Marmorek, Rachel and Cornelia (Nelly), 1942–1945 D25 3 Immigration, Martin-Hirsel, Blanka, 1944–1945 D25 4 Immigration, Marx, Alice, 1945 D25 5 Immigration, Mayer, Ralph, 1945 D25 6 Immigration, Michaelis, Ernst Friedrich and Elise Jeanette, 1945–1946 D25 7 Immigration, Mikovski, Leon, 1944 D25 8 Immigration, Nagler, Samuel, 1942–1944 D25 9 Immigration, Neger, Julius, 1941–1943 D25 10 Immigration, Nelson, Jenny M., 1942–1945 D25 11 Immigration, Neustein, Curt and family, 1944–1945 D25 12 Immigration, Newbold, Anna, 1942–1943 D25 13 Immigration, Nirenberg, Josef, 1942–1943 D25 14 Immigration, Oestreicher, Richard, 1945 D25 15 Immigration, Pauceanu, Yvonne, 1945 D25 16 Immigration, Polakow, Jakob, 1942–1945 D25 17 Immigration, Potok, Roger, 1941–1943 D25 18 Immigration, Potok, Roger, 1944–1946 D25 19 Immigration, Potok, Anatole, 1943–1944 D25 20 Immigration, Pulvermann, Ursula Frank, 1940–1943 D25 21 Immigration, Raps, Nathan, 1945 D25 22 Immigration, Rehfisch, Walter, 1945 D25 23 Immigration, Reiser, Marie, 1944–1945

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D25 24 Immigration, Reiklis, Leiwi, 1943 D25 25 Immigration, Riegner, Gerhart M., 1941–1944 D25 26 Immigration, Rogow, Morduch (Japan/Shanghai), 1941–1946 D25 27 Immigration, Rolo, Andre, 1942–1943

Box Folder D26 1 Immigration, Rosler, Salomon and Moses, 1940–1945 D26 2 Immigration, Rozin, Estera, Yudel, and Barbara Jurgens; Pech, Apolonja 1946– 1952 D26 3 Immigration, Sahlmann, Otto and Erna, 1944–1945 D26 4 Immigration, Salzer, Erma and Ruth, 1941–1946 D26 5 Immigration, Satori, Sandor, 1941–1945 D26 6 Immigration, Schaeffer, Henryk, 1943–1945 D26 7 Immigration, Scholem, Hirschel, Elsa, and Heinz, 1945 D26 8 Immigration, Schreiber, Siegmund Shimshon, 1944–1945 D26 9 Immigration, Schwarzbart, Issac, 1945–1946 D26 10 Immigration, Seligmann, Axel, 1945 D26 11 Immigration, Shapiro, Ber (Lithuania), 1941–1943 D26 12 Immigration, Shragai, Shlomo Z., 1945 D26 13 Immigration, Silberschein, Adolf H., 1941–1945 D26 14 Immigration, Singer, Karl and Aranka, 1941 D26 15 Immigration, Smith, Livia, 1943–1945 D26 16 Immigration, Solowiejczyk, Sara and Sephora (Antwerp), 1945 D26 17 Immigration, Soskin, Eugene, 1943–1944 D26 18 Immigration, Stein, Emanuel and family, 1941–1942 D26 19 Immigration, Sternberg, Isle A., 1945

Box Folder D27 1 Immigration, Struzianka, Ludwicka (Celia Waks) and Grabowska, Yanina (Lenichka), 1946–1951 D27 2 Immigration, Szarf, Majer and Nusia, 1948–1952 D27 3 Immigration, Sztejn, Victoria Kilimnik, 1941–1942 D27 4 Immigration, Tartakower, Malwina, 1941–1944 D27 5 Immigration, Thon, Nataniel, 1943–1944 D27 6 Immigration, Thumin, Pinkas Josef, 1941–1942 D27 7 Immigration, Topper, Juda, Etel, and Pesia, 1947–1951 D27 8 Immigration, Turk, Phillippe, 1941–1943 D27 9 Immigration, Valbe, Fiodor, 1943–1944 D27 10 Immigration, Wachter, Karolina and Bier, Samuel L., 1946–1948 D27 11 Immigration, Wajnrach, Icyk, 1941–1942 D27 12 Immigration, Weiss, Franz Julius, 1941–1943 D27 13 Immigration, Wieselthier, Meyer L., 1943 D27 14 Immigration, Wolkowicz, Stephen D, 1940–1943 D27 15 Immigration, Zacharowicz, Gila and David, 1946–1951 D27 16 Immigration, Zacharowicz, David Leib Zlotogorsky, 1941–1943 D27 17 Immigration, Zynger, Bernard, 1942

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D28 1 Immigration, Anisfeld, Gisela, 1946 D28 2 Immigration, Antonowicz, Yozef, Marja, and Janina, 1946–1947 D28 3 Immigration, Bakst, Brajna, 1946–1947 D28 4 Immigration, Balicer, Regina and Zofia, 1946–1949 D28 5 Immigration, Bandetova, Ela, 1946 D28 6 Immigration, Bauminger, Leon and Stefa, 1946 D28 7 Immigration, Becher, Claus, 1946 D28 8 Immigration, Behrendt, Jurgen Eduard, 1946 D28 9 Immigration, Ber, Elise, 1946 D28 10 Immigration, Berg, Eric, 1946 D28 11 Immigration, Beyla, Ida, and Sylvia Berman, 1946–1948 D28 12 Immigration, Berner, Moric and Rossi, 1946 D28 13 Immigration, Bernhard, Gertrud, 1946 D28 14 Immigration, Blattberg, Leizer, Hanna, and Rita, 1946 D28 15 Immigration, Bloch, Richard Benno 1946 D28 16 Immigration, Bluhm, Bernard 1946 D28 17 Immigration, Brinnitzer, Leo and family, 1946 D28 18 Immigration, Broidy, Moisha, 1946 D28 19 Immigration, Budzislawski, Georg Salo, 1946 D28 20 Immigration, Burg, Chana, 1946 D28 21 Immigration, Chabanski, Mieczyslaw and Eugenia 1946 D28 22 Immigration, Connor, Arthur and family, 1946 D28 23 Immigration, Cybulska, Yenta, 1945–1947 D28 24 Immigration, Deutschkron, Martin and Eva, 1946 D28 25 Immigration, Dinstman, Max (alias Theodore Lukaszewicz)and family, 1946 D28 26 Immigration, Dubowy, Moses and family, 1946 D28 27 Immigration, Dudowich, Motie and family, 1946 D28 28 Immigration, Dynkiewicz, Irena, 1946–1947 D28 29 Immigration, Echt, Annalise Sam and family, 1945–1946 D28 30 Immigration, Eder, Israel, 1946 D28 31 Immigration, Efrusi, Simon and family, 1946 D28 32 Immigration, Engelberg, Mania, 1946 D28 33 Immigration, Etingin, Abram A. and family, 1946 D28 34 Immigration, Fajner, Szloma, 1946

Box Folder D29 1 Immigration, Feigl, Theresa, 1944–1946 D29 2 Immigration, Feld, Rosa and Ester, 1946 D29 3 Immigration, Finkiel, Hersch-Majlech, 1946–1948 D29 4 Immigration, Fischbach, Irena and Renee and Sabah, Raoul, 1945–1946 D29 5 Immigration, Fishbein, Feiga, Osias, and Dorota, 1946 D29 6 Immigration, Fischer, Helmut and family, 1946 D29 7 Immigration, Freiman, Oskar and Jeno, 1945–1946 D29 8 Immigration, Frenkiel-zdanowska, Roza, 1946 D29 9 Immigration, Freund, Felicja, 1946–1947 D29 10 Immigration, Friedman, Mayer and family, 1946 D29 11 Immigration, Friedman, Philip and Eber-Friedman, Adolfina, 1946 D29 12 Immigration, Galinsky, Yankel and Raiza, 1946

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D29 13 Immigration, Ganz, Fanny, 1946 D29 14 Immigration, Ganzweich, Maria and Halina, and Loewenstein, Henryka, 1946 D29 15 Immigration, Gaon, Jakob, Ana, and Josef, 1946 D29 16 Immigration, Garfinkel, Juda Arje, 1946–1947 D29 17 Immigration, Gasior, Ludowika Janina, 1946–1947 D29 18 Immigration, Gavartin, Zalman, 1946 D29 19 Immigration, Gidansky, Erich, 1946 D29 20 Immigration, Gidbud, Szyja, 1946–1947 D29 21 Immigration, Glanz, Bertold, Edith, Karni Rebekk, 1946 D29 22 Immigration, Glattstein, Moses, 1946–1947 D29 23 Immigration, Glikowski, Moises and family, 1946–1947 D29 24 Immigration, Golabek, Chaim, 1946–1947 D29 25 Immigration, Goldberg, Hermann, 1946–1947 D29 26 Immigration, Goldberg, Michla, 1946–1947 D29 27 Immigration, Goldberg, Szloma, 1946–1947 D29 28 Immigration, Goldman, Abraham, 1946 D29 29 Immigration, Goldschmidt, Julius, 1945 D29 30 Immigration, Goldstein, Jacob, 1946–1953

Box Folder D30 1 Immigration, Gottlieb, Chana, 1946 D30 2 Immigration, Grassberg, Bronislaw, Eugen, and Gabriel, 1946–1950 D30 3 Immigration, Greenberg, Abraham, 1946 D30 4 Immigration, Grinberg, Frieda and Isack, 1946 D30 5 Immigration, Grinberg, Joseph, 1946–1947 D30 6 Immigration, Grosberg, Michal, 1946 D30 7 Immigration, Gruenpeter, Flora, 1946 D30 8 Immigration, Grynwald, Stanislaw, 1946 D30 9 Immigration, Gunsberg, Morris and Yetta and children, 1946 D30 10 Immigration, Guttermann, Gustav, 1946 D30 11 Immigration, Guzik, Joseph, 1945–1946 D30 12 Immigration, Gwircman, Isaak, 1946 D30 13 Immigration, Habif, Isaac, 1944–1946 D30 14 Immigration, Haimovici, Paul and Herta, 1946 D30 15 Immigration, Hajnski, Henryk, 1946 D30 16 Immigration, Hammerschlag, Max, 1946 D30 17 Immigration, Harif, Feivel and family, 1946 D30 18 Immigration, Heller, Ella, 1946 D30 19 Immigration, Hendel, Abram, Sarah, Estera and Ita, 1946 D30 20 Immigration, Hepner, Rywka, 1946 D30 21 Immigration, Herman, Hans and Charlotte, 1946 D30 22 Immigration, Herskovic, Irene and Esther, 1946 D30 23 Immigration, Herzfeld, Ruth and Freudenreich, Izy, 1946 D30 24 Immigration, Hessel, Friedrich and Bertha, 1946 D30 25 Immigration, Hocherman, Yehuda, 1946 D30 26 Immigration, Holder, Maria, 1946 D30 27 Immigration, Holub, Mikulas, 1946 D30 28 Immigration, Hornowska, Janina, 1946

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D30 29 Immigration, Horowitz, Moses, 1946 D30 30 Immigration, Iwry, Samuel, 1945–1946 D30 31 Immigration, Jachmann, Seigfreid and family, 1946 D30 32 Immigration, Jakira, Froim and Rachel, 1946 D30 33 Immigration, Jakiro, Jakob and Basia, 1946 D30 34 Immigration, Jerzy, Miecyslaw and family, and Majsler, Marian, 1946–1947

Box Folder D31 1 Immigration, Kalb, Fannie and Leib, 1946–1951 D31 2 Immigration, Kalikstein, Kalman and Heniek, 1946 D31 3 Immigration, Kamie, Abraham L. and family, 1946 D31 4 Immigration, Kaniewiez, Rafal, 1946 D31 5 Immigration, Keleti, Eugene, 1946 D31 6 Immigration, Kellmer, Nathan, 1946 D31 7 Immigration, Kenner, Cecylia Lana, 1946 D31 8 Immigration, Klein, Alice, 1945–1946 D31 9 Immigration, Klein, Andor and family, 1945–1946 D31 10 Immigration, Klein, Laszlo, 1945–1946 D31 11 Immigration, Klein, Laszlo and Eva, 1946 D31 12 Immigration, Klopman, Abram, Nadia, and Zwi, 1946–1951 D31 13 Immigration, Kobryner, Boleslaw and family, Swieca, Izabella, 1946–1951 D31 14 Immigration, Koenigsberg, Isak, 1946–1947 D31 15 Immigration, Koenigsberg, Nathan and Sala, 1946–1947 D31 16 Immigration, Koenigsberger, Meta and Hirschfeld, Ursula, 1946 D31 17 Immigration, Kohen, Heinrich and Helga, 1946 D31 18 Immigration, Kolisnik, Halina and Sonia, 1946 D31 19 Immigration, Kon, Jerzy, 1946 D31 20 Immigration, Krieger, Chaskel, 1946 D31 21 Immigration, Krongold, Luzer, 1946–1947 D31 22 Immigration, Krynska, Rachela Pupko and Sarah-Irene, 1946 D31 23 Immigration, Kupferblum, Chil Gerszon and Ewa, 1946–1947 D31 24 Immigration, Kupiecki, Socher, 1946 D31 25 Immigration, Kurcbart, Salomon, Cesia, and Rose, 1946–1947 D31 26 Immigration, Lach, Wolf Lejb, 1946–1947 D31 27 Immigration, Lajzerowicz, Bernard and family, 1946–1951 D31 28 Immigration, Lajzerowicz, Herszlik vel Henryk and Nacha vel Natalja, 1946–1947 D31 29 Immigration, Lamm, Richard, Bluma, and Suzanne, 1946 D31 30 Immigration, Landesdorfer, Regina and Lehrhaft, Irene, Wictor and Regina, 1946 D31 31 Immigration, Lehrhaft, Symon Laski, 1946–1947

Box Folder D32 1 Immigration, Lehrhaft, Wiktor and Roza, 1946 D32 2 Immigration, Leibovici, Awram and Cilly, 1946 D32 3 Immigration, Lemel, Salomon, 1946 D32 4 Immigration, Lew, Jankel Wolf and Radoszinska, Ita, 1946–1947 D32 5 Immigration, Libhaber, Gitla and Solomon, Genya and Blonder, Alfred, 1946 D32 6 Immigration, Lichtenberg, Erica, 1946 D32 7 Immigration, Lifshyc, Dora, 1945–1946

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D32 8 Immigration, Liwer, Meyer and family, 1946–1947 D32 9 Immigration, Lubranczyk, Arnold, 1946–1947 D32 10 Immigration, Magierkiewicz, Mordka Mendel and Szaja Hersh and families, 1945–1946 D32 11 Immigration, Majsler, Marian, 1946–1947 D32 12 Immigration, Maler, Sura Herc, 1946–1947 D32 13 Immigration, Mangelova, Frieda and family, 1946 D32 14 Immigration, Maramorosch, Karol, 1946–1947 D32 15 Immigration, Marcus, Fredi Margules, 1946 D32 16 Immigration, Marnheim, Stefan and Susanne, 1946 D32 17 Immigration, Mehler, David, 1942–1946 D32 18 Immigration, Menashe, Ludwig, Regina, and Augusta, 1946–1947 D32 19 Immigration, Mehl, Stanislaw, 1946 D32 20 Immigration, Mess, Eleanora Dorota, 1946–1947 D32 21 Immigration, Minc, Dora, 1946 D32 22 Immigration, Minska, Eugenia, 1946 D32 23 Immigration, Mintz, Oskar and Rosenberg, Alexander, 1946 D32 24 Immigration, Miodowski, Rubin, 1946–1948 D32 25 Immigration, Mirkowicz, Hersz v. Herman, 1946 D32 26 Immigration, Mitelman, Laja, 1946 D32 27 Immigration, Munwez, Madzia and Gabryel, 1946–1951 D32 28 Immigration, Munwez, David Murginski, 1946 D32 29 Immigration, Munwez, Valtr Neumann, 1946 D32 30 Immigration, Ohm, Sarusche, 1946 D32 31 Immigration, Olcza, Chiromin and Maria, 1946–1951 D32 32 Immigration, Ostertag, Charlotte, 1946

Box Folder D33 1 Immigration, Panska, Leokadja and Alicja, 1946 D33 2 Immigration, Panska, Jozef and Magdalena Panski, and Weintraub, Wiktor and Anna, 1946 D33 3 Immigration, Panzer, Abis, 1946 D33 4 Immigration, Pasahova, Manya and Fira, and Pinsky, David, Sophie, and Genrech, 1946–1947 D33 5 Immigration, Pasman, Basia, and Nuson, Marcus, 1946 D33 6 Immigration, Pazinska, Bronia Warhaftig and Basia Warhaftig, 1946 D33 7 Immigration, Plaut, Julius and Mina, 1945–1946 D33 8 Immigration, Polowy, Fred and Stanley, 1946–1947 D33 9 Immigration, Prensky, Polina, 1946 D33 10 Immigration, Prywes, Mieczyslaw, Isabela, and Jenny, 1946–1947 D33 11 Immigration, Ptaszewicz, Doba, 1946 D33 12 Immigration, Rabinowicz, Anna and Katz, Ruth, 1946 D33 13 Immigration, Rager, Frydery, Gena, and Marion, 1946 D33 14 Immigration, Rapaport, Moses, Saul, and Sabina and families, 1946 D33 15 Immigration, Rechtman, Teodor, 1946 D33 16 Immigration, Rokach, Regina and Sonia, 1946 D33 17 Immigration, Rosenbluth, M. Martin and family, 1945–1946 D33 18 Immigration, Rosenfeld, Zelman, 1946

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D33 19 Immigration, Rozenta, Salvador L, 1945–1946 D33 20 Immigration, Roth, Aldar Vladimir, 1946 D33 21 Immigration, Rubin, Hirsch, Aron and Saul and families, 1946 D33 22 Immigration, Ruchelsman, Chaim, 1946 D33 23 Immigration, Rucker, Morris, 1946 D33 24 Immigration, Salamon, Clara, 1946 D33 25 Immigration, Salomon, Friedrich, 1946 D33 26 Immigration, Schick, Aurelia, 1946 D33 28 Immigration, Schiff, Sabina-Rega and Anna, 1945–1951 D33 29 Immigration, Schipper, Georg, Janina, and Hanna, 1946 D33 30 Immigration, Schmerling, Zalman and Chaja Hella, 1946 D33 31 Immigration, Schneider, Nanny and Bock, Adele, 1941–1946 D33 32 Immigration, Schneier, Isak and family, 1946–1947 D33 33 Immigration, Schoenberg, Genia, 1946

Box Folder D34 1 Immigration, Schulman, Abraham David and David, 1946 D34 2 Immigration, Schulman, Abram, 1946 D34 3 Immigration, Schulman, Hersz Major, Mose Lejb, Pinkwas, Sara, and Wolf, 1946 D34 4 Immigration, Schwager, Markus and Szewa Silber, 1946 D34 5 Immigration, Schwarzbart, Adolf, 1940–1946 D34 6 Immigration, Shats, Bela, Sonia and Goldin, Ziubish, Leon, Samuel and, Genia, 1946 D34 7 Immigration, Siegel, Benjamin D. and family, 1946–1949 D34 8 Immigration, Singer, Nuta and Feiga, 1946–1947 D34 9 Immigration, Skowronsky, Josef and Frenkiel, Roz, 1946 D34 10 Immigration, Sobel, Bluma and children, 1946 D34 11 Immigration, Solak, Odo Adam and Theresa Jadwiga, 1946 D34 12 Immigration, Sperber-Nowakowa, Antonia, 1946 D34 13 Immigration, Speigler, Wilhelm and family, 1945–1946 D34 14 Immigration, Spyra-Sysak, Jan, Maryle, and Anna, 1946–1951 D34 15 Immigration, Stadler, Karol and family, 1946 D34 16 Immigration, Stern, Izak and family, 1945–1951 D34 17 Immigration, Stern, Manes and family, 1946 D34 18 Immigration, Stern, Natan, Leontina, and Menachem, 1946 D34 19 Immigration, Stolerman, Chaim, 1946 D34 20 Immigration, Sulzer, Robert, 1945–1946 D34 21 Immigration, Surkis, Meshulim and family, 1946–1947 D34 22 Immigration, Sygal, Adolf, 1946 D34 23 Immigration, Synnestvedt, Ida, Birthe, and Knut, 1945–1946 D34 24 Immigration, Szafran, Borach and Rubin, 1945–1946 D34 25 Immigration, Szajn, Irena, 1946 D34 26 Immigration, Szenberg, Maksymilian, 1945–1947 D34 27 Immigration, Sztainberg, Szymon, 1946–1947 D34 28 Immigration, Szukiewicz, Janina, Anna, and Andrew, 1946–1947 D34 29 Immigration, Szwarc, Zygmunt and Janina, 1946–1947 D34 30 Immigration, Szyfman, Fiszel and Mendel and family, 1946 D34 31 Immigration, Tanc, Kuba, 1946–1947

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D34 32 Immigration, Teichholz, Josef, 1946 D34 33 Immigration, Teitler, Abraham and Chawe, 1942–1945 D34 34 Immigration, Tepler, Abraham Abus, 1945 D34 35 Immigration, Tepler, Joel, 1945–1947

Box Folder D35 1 Immigration, Thorbecke, Ellen, 1945 D35 2 Immigration, Tisser, Abraham Leib, 1946 D35 3 Immigration, Tisser, Leib and family, 1946 D35 4 Immigration, Tolpin, Solomon, 1946–1947 D35 5 Immigration, Torda, Steven, 1945–1946 D35 6 Immigration, Trepper, Moritz, 1946 D35 7 Immigration, Turkel, Emanuel and Francisca, 1946 D35 8 Immigration, Tuszynski, Mieczyslaw and Marya, 1946–1947 D35 9 Immigration, Ullenberg, Clara Sara, 1945 D35 10 Immigration, Ulmer, Herbert, 1941–1946 D35 11 Immigration, Wakszlak, Israel, 1946 D35 12 Immigration, Wald, Josyf, 1946 D35 13 Immigration, Weil, Marie, 1945 D35 14 Immigration, Weingarten, Lusia and Heinrich, 1946–1947 D35 15 Immigration, Weintraub, Osiaz, 1945–1951 D35 16 Immigration, Weiss, Margarete and Gertrud, 1946 D35 17 Immigration, Weiss, Reszo, 1946 D35 18 Immigration, Weissberg, Andrzej Joel and Janina Frenkiel, 1946 D35 19 Immigration, Weissman, Isaac and Lilli (granted), 1941–1944 D35 20 Immigration, Weissova, Roszi and Sarolta, and Josef and Anna Stastny, 1946 D35 21 Immigration, Wetzel, Johanna, 1944 D35 22 Immigration, Wexner, Lucja, Saul, and Francisca, 1946–1947 D35 23 Immigration, Wilde, Heinz, 1946–1947 D35 24 Immigration, Wind, Halina, 1946 D35 25 Immigration, Winder, Aron, 1946 D35 26 Immigration, Winnikow, Aleksander, 1946–1947 D35 27 Immigration, Winterberg, Annelise, 1946 D35 28 Immigration, Wochenmark, Arnold and Hannah, 1945 D35 29 Immigration, Wolf, Lucas, 1945–1946 D35 30 Immigration, Wolisz, Marek and family, 1946 D35 31 Immigration, Wolossoff, Boris, 1945–1946 D35 32 Immigration, Wyrska, Lola (Weiser, Lea), 1946

Box Folder D36 1 Immigration, Yanuszewska, Helen, 1946 D36 2 Immigration, Yefroykin, Israel, 1941–1945 D36 3 Immigration, Yurfest, Leon, 1946 D36 4 Immigration, Zaks, Elias, 1946 D36 5 Immigration, Zalcman, Yankiel, 1945 D36 6 Immigration, Zeger, Moric and Regina, 1946 D36 7 Immigration, Zimak, Heiman, 1940–1944 D36 8 Immigration, Zlotowska, Franciszka and Krystyna, 1946

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D36 9 Immigration, Abonyi, Desidor, 1946–1947 D36 10 Immigration, Abramovicz, David, Shtofer, and Dvosha, 1946 D36 11 Immigration, Adler, Jakob and family, 1946 D36 12 Immigration, Altman, Sara and Motke, 1946–1947 D36 13 Immigration, Atlas, Joseph and family, 1946–1948 D36 14 Immigration, Barcza, Marguerite, Rene, and Michel, 1947 D36 15 Immigration, Benz-Wasserman, Judith, 1947 D36 16 Immigration, Berenzon, Janusz, 1946–1948 D36 17 Immigration, Berger, Filip and Jana, 1947 D36 18 Immigration, Berland, Fela, 1946–1948 D36 19 Immigration, Bernath, Mauritiu and family, 1947 D36 20 Immigration, Bernstein, Moses, 1945–1948 D36 21 Immigration, Bier, Samuel, 1946–1951 D36 22 Immigration, Blemer, Sabina, 1946–1948 D36 23 Immigration, Bluhm, Bernard, 1945–1947 D36 24 Immigration, Bojarska, Edzia Emma and Marja, 1946–1951 D36 25 Immigration, Burg, Hilda, 1947–1948 D36 26 Immigration, Cheifec, Basia, 1946–1948 D36 27 Immigration, Cohen, Anitta, 1947 D36 28 Immigration, Cyprys, Wolf and family, 1946–1947

Box Folder D37 1 Immigration, Daman, Jeanne M., 1946–1947 D37 2 Immigration, Danzinger, Marsha and Moshe, 1946–1949 D37 3 Immigration, Davidson, Moria and Stanislaw (Orzechowska and Zakrewski), 1946–1948 D37 4 Immigration, Debacker, Denise, 1947 D37 5 Immigration, Destler, Jack, 1947 D37 6 Immigration, Driker, David, 1947 D37 7 Immigration, Eck, Nathan, 1945–1947 D37 8 Immigration, Ebert, Hans, Sonja, and Wolfgang, 1947 D37 9 Immigration, Feldman, Avner, 1946–1947 D37 10 Immigration, Friedhoffer, Josef, 1947 D37 11 Immigration, Friedman, Michael and Rachael, 1947 D37 12 Immigration, Gertler, Salomon, 1947 D37 13 Immigration, Gewing, Max and family, 1946–1949 D37 14 Immigration, Grossinger, Herman, Sabina, and Rozalia, 1946 D37 15 Immigration, Guterman, Jadwiga and sisters, 1947 D37 16 Immigration, Halpern, Regina, 1946 D37 17 Immigration, Hecht, Max, 1947 D37 18 Immigration, Heller, Felicja, 1947 D37 19 Immigration, Herz, Eva, 1947 D37 20 Immigration, Hirsch, Gerta, 1947 D37 21 Immigration, Herzog, Peisach, 1946–1951 D37 22 Immigration, Holcman, David Joel, 1947 D37 23 Immigration, Husen, Eisig and family, 1947–1948 D37 24 Immigration, Jaglom, Abel, 1946–1948 D37 25 Immigration, Joseph, Ziegbert and family, 1947

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D37 26 Immigration, Jozefowicz, Szmul Abraham, 1947–1948

Box Folder D38 1 Immigration, Kaftal, Leopold, 1946 D38 2 Immigration, Kahlenberg, Rosa, 1947 D38 3 Immigration, Kalk, Yetta, 1946–1951 D38 4 Immigration, Katz, Julius, 1946–1947 D38 5 Immigration, Koller, Blima, 1947 D38 6 Immigration, Komlos, Josephine, 1947 D38 7 Immigration, Kornblit, Anna and Dahlja, 1946–1948 D38 8 Immigration, Kobryner, Herman and Rojza, 1946–1951 D38 9 Immigration, Koss, Anna, 1946–1949 D38 10 Immigration, Krojnik, Andrej, 1947–1948 D38 11 Immigration, Krumholz, Leopold, 1947 D38 12 Immigration, Kubowitzki, A.L. and Goldstein, Salomea and families D38 13 Immigration, Kurtz, Josef and Rachela, 1946–1951 D38 14 Immigration, Langer, Bronia, 1946–1949 D38 15 Immigration, Lax, Abram Mordka, 1947 D38 16 Immigration, Lazarovic, Bernard and Eta, 1947 D38 17 Immigration, Lichtig, Max and Poloniecki, Josef and families, 1948 D38 18 Immigration, Liebmann, Gerda, 1947 D38 19 Immigration, Lindenbaum, Leo, 1944–1948 D38 20 Immigration, Maltzman, Nachim (Malsman), 1947 D38 21 Immigration, Manes, Richard and Ilse and Lewinthal, Selma, 1947 D38 22 Immigration, Mesh, Klara and family, 1947–1948 D38 23 Immigration, Mildenberg, Leo, 1947 D38 24 Immigration, Miller, Cecilia, 1946–1948 D38 25 Immigration, Mizrahi, Elie and family, 1947 D38 26 Immigration, Morgenstern, Moisze and family, 1946–1948 D38 27 Immigration, Morgenstern, Sofia, 1947

Box Folder D39 1 Immigration, Neumann, Jiri, 1947 D39 2 Immigration, Pasternak, Cecylia, 1947–1949 D39 3 Immigration, Plocka, Sara and Teofila, 1946–1949 D39 4 Immigration, Prochnik, Julius and Joanna, 1946–1950 D39 5 Immigration, Radzyner, Ita and family, 1946–1947 D39 6 Immigration, Rauchman, Motel, 1946–1951 D39 7 Immigration, Reder, Hinde, 1946–1948 D39 8 Immigration, Reich, Benjamin Wolf, 1947 D39 9 Immigration, Reichenbach, Srul, 1947–1948 D39 10 Immigration, Riegler, Leo, 1946–1947 D39 11 Immigration, Rosenblum, Rabbi Iser, 1946–1948 D39 12 Immigration, Rubner, Marian, 1947 D39 13 Immigration, Rosmarin, Henryk, 1944–1948 D39 14 Immigration, Schapira, Ludwika and Danuta, 1946–1948 D39 15 Immigration, Schell, Irena, 1947 D39 16 Immigration, Schlafmitz, Chaska and family, 1946–1947

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D39 17 Immigration, Schlesinger, Kaethe, 1947 D39 18 Immigration, Schorr, Anita, 1946–1949 D39 19 Immigration, Schwartz, Ludwig, 1947 D39 20 Immigration, Sebotowska, Lilly and Juriko, 1946 D39 21 Immigration, Senator, Adolf, 1947 D39 22 Immigration, Shyer, Basya, 1946–1948 D39 23 Immigration, Silberman, Leo, Lilly, and Eva, 1947–1948 D39 24 Immigration, Slucki, Paula, 1947–1948 D39 25 Immigration, Sokolowska, Eva and Zora, 1946–1948 D39 26 Immigration, Sommer, Paul, 1947 D39 27 Immigration, Spuhn, Fanny, 1947

Box Folder D40 1 Immigration, Stambulka, Laura and Eva, 1946–1948 D40 2 Immigration, Steinmetz, Dwora, Georg, and Eva, 1947 D40 3 Immigration, Stone, Fred James and Alice, 1947 D40 4 Immigration, Szaf, Abram Josef, 1946–1947 D40 5 Immigration, Sznelwar, Stanislaw, 1947–1949 D40 6 Immigration, Tauber, Natalia and Richard, 1947 D40 7 Immigration, Thal-Birsen, Johanna, 1945–1947 D40 8 Immigration, Sommer, Andre and Hedwig Hirsch-Timin and Andor and Felicie, 1947 D40 9 Immigration, Turecki, Izaak, Dina, and Stanislaw, 1946–1948 D40 10 Immigration, Wachtel, Marcus and Frey, Marcus and families, 1946–1951 D40 11 Immigration, Wajnstejn, Lew, Rebecca, and Victor, 1946–1949 D40 12 Immigration, Wajsfeld, W., re: Herskowitz, H. 1948–1949 D40 13 Immigration, Wasserman, Maximilian and Golda, 1946–1951 D40 14 Immigration, Weiskopf, Szaja (Wajskopf), 1946–1950 D40 15 Immigration, Zasman, Genja, 1946–1948 D40 16 Immigration, Zeigersohn, Sabina, 1946–1949 D40 17 Immigration, Zylbersztein, Natalia Chojnacka, 1947 D40 18 Immigration cases (A), 1946–1947 D40 19 Immigration cases (B), 1946–1947

Box Folder D41 1 Immigration cases (C), 1946–1947 D41 2 Immigration cases (D), 1946–1947 D41 3 Immigration cases (E), 1946–1947 D41 4 Immigration cases (F), 1946–1947 D41 5 Immigration cases (Ga–Gl), 1946–1947 D41 6 Immigration cases (Go), 1946–1947 D41 7 Immigration cases (Gr–Gz), 1946–1947 D41 8 Immigration cases (H), 1946–1947 D41 9 Immigration cases (I–J), 1946–1947

Box Folder D42 1 Immigration cases (Ka–Kl), 1946–1947 D42 2 Immigration cases (Kn–Kz), 1946–1948

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D42 3 Immigration cases (La–Le), 1946–1947 D42 4 Immigration cases (Li–Lu), 1946–1947 D42 5 Immigration cases (M), 1946–1947 D42 6 Immigration cases (N), 1946–1947 D42 7 Immigration cases (O), 1945–1947 D42 8 Immigration cases (P), 1946–1947

Box Folder D43 1 Immigration cases (Ra–Re), 1946–1947 D43 2 Immigration cases (Ri–Rz), 1945–1947 D43 3 Immigration cases (Sa–Sch), 1946–1947 D43 4 Immigration cases (Se–Sp), 1946–1947 D43 5 Immigration cases (St–Sz), 1946–1948 D43 6 Immigration cases (T), 1946–1947 D43 7 Immigration cases (V–W), 1946–1947 D43 8 Immigration cases (Z), 1946–1947

Box Folder D44 1 Immigration cases, Fuchs, Milka, Jan–Feb 1946 D44 2 Immigration cases, Fuchs, Milka, Mar–Apr 1946 D44 3 Immigration cases, Fuchs, Milka, May 1946 D44 4 Immigration cases, Fuchs, Milka, Jun–Jul 1946 D44 5 Immigration cases, Fuchs, Milka, Aug–Sep 1946 D44 6 Immigration cases, Fuchs, Milka, Oct 1946 D44 7 Immigration cases, Fuchs, Milka, Nov–Dec 1946

Box Folder D45 1 Immigration cases, Fuchs, Milka, Jan–Feb 1947 D45 2 Immigration cases, Fuchs, Milka, Mar 1947 D45 3 Immigration cases, Fuchs, Milka, Apr–May 1947 D45 4 Immigration cases, Fuchs, Milka, Jun 1947 D45 5 Immigration cases, Fuchs, Milka, Jul–Aug 1947 D45 6 Immigration cases, Fuchs, Milka, Sep–Dec 1947 D45 7 Immigration cases, sample set of form sheets, 1946–1947

Subseries 3. Location Service. 1942–1960.

Historical Note: The Location Service department began as the Refugee Relief Department or Division for Displaced Persons, which was established in October 1942 in New York by the WJC and American Jewish Congress. Later, it was renamed the Personal Inquiry Department (1944–1945), then, finally, the Location Service (1945–1947). Headed by Chaim Finkelstein, the purpose of the department was to trace Jewish survivors in Europe and help Jews in the United States and Europe reestablish contacts. The Location Division was transferred to the AJC Women's Division in February 1947 and discontinued in November of the same year. Activities of the department included compiling and publicizing lists of refugees and survivors and conducting a parcel service. The WJC also established search departments for displaced persons at their office in Geneva (1939) and London (March 1945 to 1955). The Location Service files include lists of survivors, known dead, and inmates of concentration and refugee camps.

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The subseries also contains correspondence, reports, and other materials pertaining to displaced persons camps and survivors after the war.

Arrangement Note: Location lists are arranged alphabetically by country in which the persons listed were located, however, some include names of persons who originated in countries other than the ones in which they were found. Consequently the same person could be listed under several countries (or cities): where she was born, where she lived, where she was held in a camp, where she was liberated, etc. For instance, the researcher may find persons born in Poland listed under Sweden.

Box Folder D46 1 Displaced persons location index, lists, memos, releases, 1942–1946 D46 2 Location service activity reports by Finkelstein, Chaim, 1943–1948 D46 3 Central roster, central registration, 1943–1945 D46 4 Central Location Index, 1944–1946 D46 5 American Red Cross, Washington, D.C., 1944 D46 6 Commendations for World Jewish Congress location service, 1945–1947 D46 7 Individual cases, 1945 D46 8 Division for displaced persons, Aug–Dec 1945 D46 9 Dwork, C. Irving, Jan–Jun 1946 D46 10 Dwork, C. Irving, Jul 1946–Nov 1947 D46 11 Disposition of archives files, 1947, 1958

Box Folder D47 1 Location cases, Jan–Mar 1946 D47 2 Location cases, Apr–Jul 1946 D47 3 Location cases, Aug 1946 D47 4 Location cases, Sep 1946 D47 5 Location cases, Oct 1946 D47 6 Location cases, Nov 1946 D47 7 Location cases, Dec 1946

Box Folder D48 1 Correspondence with Switzerland, 1946 D48 2 Correspondence with American Red Cross, Washington D.C., 1946 D48 3 Correspondence with Eisenberg, S., of Jewish Agency, Palestine, 1946 D48 4 Outgoing correspondence, Jan 1947 D48 5 Outgoing correspondence, Feb–Dec 1947 D48 6 Material received from Schoenlank, Gisela, Nov 1947–Dec 1948 D48 7 General and individual cases, 1948–1950 D48 8 Individual case (Litynski) from Perlzweig, Maurice L., 1960

Box Folder D49 1 Austria, 1945–1946 D49 2 Refugees from Belgium in Switzerland, 1942–1943 D49 3 Belgian Jews liberated from Buchenwald and Dachau, May–Aug 1945 D49 4 Belgian children, 1945 D49 5 Jews in Belgium, 1945 D49 6 Deportation list no. 13 — deportees from Czechoslovakia to Poland, 1942–1943

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D49 7 Czechoslovakian Jews residing in Prague (K–R), ca. 1945 D49 8 Czechoslovakian Jews residing in Prague (R–Z), ca. 1945 D49 9 Czech Jews at Hillersleben, 1945 D49 10 Czech Jews arriving in Sweden after 26 Jun 1945 D49 11 Czechoslovak Jewish Committee bulletins — inmates and survivors of Terezin and Bergen-Belsen, 1945 D49 12 Czechoslovakia, adults, children, rabbis, and scholars, 1945–1946 D49 13 Slovakia, “Repatriated persons registered in Košice”, Undated D49 14 France, 1944–1945 D49 15 Vittel, France (internee and survivor lists) Jewish holders of Latin American passports, 1943–1945 D49 16 French Jewish soldiers interned at Compiegne, 1941–1942 D49 17 Deportees from Camp Rivesaltes, France 1942 D49 18 Deportee list from Speyer/Rhein to Nancy, France, 22 Oct 1940 D49 19 France (child survivors), and report on World Jewish Congress rescue work by Jarblum, Marc, 1945 D49 20 Germany, 1945–1946 D49 21 Germany, addresses for Jews in Berlin, 1947 D49 22 Germany, United States zone, Bavaria, Feb 1946 D49 23 Germany, French zone, 1945–1946 D49 24 Germany, children, 1945–1946

Box Folder D50 1 Jews liberated from, or in, hospitals in Germany and Czechoslovakia, 1945–1946 D50 2 Bavarian camps, “Sharit Ha-Platah, Vol. I–V,” 1945 D50 3 Jews in Germany or liberated from camps, 1945 D50 4 Auschwitz/Birkenau, ca. 1944–1945 D50 5 Bergen-Belsen, 1945 D50 6 Bergen-Belsen, lists of inmates and survivors, mostly Dutch and Hungarian, 1944–1945 D50 7 Exchange list of Jews at Bergen-Belsen, 1945 D50 8 Survivors liberated from Buchenwald, ca. 1945 D50 9 Survivors of Buchenwald, May–Jun 1945 D50 10 Death lists, Dachau, Ahlem, Gardelegen, and Gross-Rosen, 1938–1945 D50 11 Death lists, Camp Tröglitz, Near Zeilz, and Mauthausen, 1944–1945 D50 12 Death lists, lists of missing, and last sight reports of Jews in Estonia, Danzig, Germany, 1943–1945 D50 13 Salzwedel Camp, Germany, 1945 D50 14 Children arriving in Great Britain, 1945 D50 15 Deportees, Greece, Portugese Jews arrested in Athens, Mar–Apr 1944 D50 16 Greece, survivors, Jun–Aug 1945

Box Folder D51 1 Hungarian Jews to Switzerland, ca. 1944 D51 2 Hungarian Jews in Camp Feldafing, Garmisch-PartenKirchen, and Wels, Austria, 1945 D51 3 Hungary, survivors, 1946 D51 4 Hungarian Jews in camps, 1945–1946

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D51 5 Italy, escapees to Switzerland, 1944 D51 6 Refugees in Naples, Italy, 1943–1945 D51 7 Italy, Jun 1945 D51 8 Italy, Jewish refugees in Italy, list no. 1, 1946 D51 9 Italy, Jewish refugees in Italy, list no. 2, 1946 D51 10 Lists of survivors and needy in Italy, children, 1945–1946 D51 11 Survivors in Japan, 1945 D51 12 Luxembourg, immigrants to Americas via Bayonne, France, ca. 1945–1946 D51 13 Netherlands, survivors, Jun–Aug 1945 D51 14 Survivor and refugee lists, Palestine arrived from France, Romania, Switzerland, Dachau, 1944–1945

Box Folder D52 1 Central Committee of Polish Jews, list no. 3, A, 1947 D52 2 Central Committee of Polish Jews, list no. 3, B, 1947 D52 3 Central Committee of Polish Jews, list no. 3, C, 1947 D52 4 Central Committee of Polish Jews, list no. 3, D, 1947 D52 5 Central Committee of Polish Jews, list no. 3, E, 1947 D52 6 Central Committee of Polish Jews, list no. 3, F, 1947

Box Folder D53 1 Central Committee of Polish Jews, list no. 3, G, part I, 1947 D53 2 Central Committee of Polish Jews, list no. 3, G, part II, 1947 D53 3 Central Committee of Polish Jews, list no. 3, H, 1947 D53 4 Central Committee of Polish Jews, list no. 3, I–J, 1947 D53 5 Central Committee of Polish Jews, list no. 3, K, part I, 1947 D53 6 Central Committee of Polish Jews, list no. 3, K, part II, 1947

Box Folder D54 1 Central Committee of Polish Jews, list no. 3, L, 1947 D54 2 Central Committee of Polish Jews, list no. 3, M, 1947 D54 3 Central Committee of Polish Jews, list no. 3, N, 1947 D54 4 Central Committee of Polish Jews, list no. 3, O, 1947 D54 5 List of persons imprisoned in Terezin/Theresienstadt, 1945

Box Folder D55 1 Central Committee of Polish Jews, “Ziom Kostiva”, part 1, ca. 1946 D55 2 Central Committee of Polish Jews, “Ziom Kostiva”, part 2, ca. 1946 D55 3 Report on the activities of the Central Committee of Polish Jews, 1945 D55 4 Central Committee of Polish Jews, list no. 2, Warsaw, 1946 D55 5 Central Committee of Polish Jews, “Pomoc Indyividualna” — persons for which individual assistance is requested, ca. 1945 D55 6 Register of Jewish survivors, II, list of Jews in Poland, Jewish Agency, 1945 D55 7 Poland, survivor lists submitted by World Jewish Congress, Mar–Jun 1945 and Undated D55 8 Poland, survivor lists submitted by World Jewish Congress, Jul–Dec 1945

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D56 1 Poland, survivors, 1946 D56 2 Poland, survivors in Czestochowa, Kielce, Lublin, Warsaw, 1945 D56 3 Poland, prisoner list from Drohobycz and Boryslaw, 1944 D56 4 Poland, survivors and internees, 1944–1945 D56 5 Polish refugees in Sweden, undated lists no. 1–10 and 16, 1945–1946 D56 6 Polish refugees in Sweden, lists no. 4–6, Jul 1945 D56 7 Polish refugees in Sweden, Aug 1946 D56 8 Polish refugees in Tehran, 1943 D56 9 Iranian, Russian and Polish child refugees in Pahlevi and Tehran, 1942–1943 D56 10 Poland, child survivors, Mar 1946 D56 11 Polish children arriving in Great Britain, Aug 1946 D56 12 Survivor messages broadcast by Lublin radio, 1945 D56 13 Survivor messages broadcast by Lublin radio, 1945 D56 14 Romania, survivor and death lists, 1942–1946 D56 15 Sweden, refugees from Denmark and German concentration camps, 1945–1946 D56 16 Children arriving in Sweden, Jul 1945 D56 17 Survivor messages from Hillersleben and Stockholm, Sweden, 1945 D56 18 Switzerland, child survivors, 1944–1946 D56 19 Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee, Moscow, Polish survivors, 1946 D56 20 Refugees from Polish Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia in USSR, 1942–1943 D56 21 Baltic States, refugee, deportee and death lists, 1943–1945 D56 22 Latvia survivors, 1945 D56 23 Lithuania survivors, 1945

Box Folder D57 1 Refugees in USSR, Undated D57 2 Deportee lists, no. II and III, USSR, 1941 D57 3 Rabbi and student refugees in USSR, 1944 D57 4 USSR survivors, 1945–1946 D57 5 Yugoslavia survivors, 1945–1946

Box Folder D58 1 Jewish Telegraphic Agency articles, re: camps, Jan–Jun 1948 D58 2 Unzer Sztyme (Our Voice), liberated Jews in British Zone, Aug 1946–Jul 1947 D58 3 Unzer Weg (Our Way), Jewish displaced persons camps of Bavaria, Oct 1945– Mar 1946 D58 4 Judisze Bilder (Jewish Pictures), picture magazine from Munich and correspondence, Jun 1947–Oct 1948 D58 5 Publications for survivors, 1944–1947 D58 6 Correspondence re: publications, 1945 D58 7 Refugees and displaced persons, 1942–1948 D58 8 Jewish survivors, statistical reports, 1944–1947 D58 9 Report on refugees by “Sylvia”, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, 1946–1947

Box Folder D59 1 World Jewish Congress delegation to inspect displaced persons camps in Germany, 1945

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D59 2 Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., correspondence re: Strickler article in New York Sun, Dec 1945 D59 3 Italy, vocational relief and rehabilitation, 1945 D59 4 Authorities (after VE Day), Jul–Dec 1945 D59 5 Appointment of Jewish liaison officers to Germany, 1945–1946 D59 6 World Jewish Congress reception for Bernstein, Philip S., 1 Oct 1946 D59 7 Chaplains in Italy, 1944–1945 D59 8 Legal position of Jewish displaced persons in Germany, draft report by Robinson, Jacob, and Warhaftig, Zorach, Nov 1946 D59 9 Mizrachi activites re: displaced persons, 1946 D59 10 Friedman, Philipp, 1946–1947 D59 11 Infiltration of Jews from the East to camps in United States zone, 1945–1947 D59 12 Jewish inspection of “murder-factories”, 1945 D59 13 Concentration camps, cables and lists, 1944–1945, 1950 D59 14 Grossman, Kurt R., 1947–1949 D59 15 Report on the United States zone in Germany by Kraut, F.M. (Veterans Relations Department, Anti-Defamation League), 1947 D59 16 Material received from Grossman, Kurt R., 1948–1949 D59 17 Gringauz, Samuel, 1947–1948 D59 18 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, individual immigration cases from camps, 1947

Box Folder D60 1 Mexico, Santa Rosa, 1946 D60 2 Italy, general, 1944–1948 D60 3 Italy, Camp Modena, 1945–1946 D60 4 Slovakia, Marianka camp, 1945 D60 5 Germany, French zone, includes correspondence with Fleg, Ayala 1945–1946 D60 6 Germany, reports, 1945–1946 D60 7 Germany, Bergen-Belsen, 1944 D60 8 Germany, Bergen-Belsen, Jan–Mar 1945 D60 9 Germany, Bergen-Belsen, Apr 1945–Jan 1946 D60 10 Germany, Bergen-Belsen, Gripsholm meeting, 1945–1946 D60 11 Germany, Bergen-Belsen, conference of camp survivors, 1945 D60 12 Germany, Bergen-Belsen, reports, 1945–1946 D60 13 Germany, Birkenau (Czechoslovak group from Terezin), 1944 D60 14 Germany, Buchenwald, 1944–1946 D60 15 Germany, Dachau, 1945 D60 16 Germany, Feldafing, 1945 and Foehrenwald, 1946 D60 17 Germany, Landsberg am Lech, 1945–1946 D60 18 Germany, Ravensbruck, 1945–1947 D60 19 Germany, Wurzach, 1945 D60 20 Austria, general, 1946–1947 D60 21 Austria, general, 1948–1950 D60 22 Austria, New Palestine camp, 1948–1949 D60 23 Austria, Goisern tuberculosis hospital, 1946 D60 24 Belgium and France, general, 1945

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Box Folder D61 1 Reports and documents, May–Jul 1945 D61 2 Reports and documents, Aug–Dec 1945 D61 3 Reports and documents, Jan–Mar 1946 D61 4 Reports and documents, Apr–Dec 1946 D61 5 Reports and documents, 1947 D61 6 Press releases, 1945–1946 D61 7 Correspondence, Apr–May 1945 D61 8 Correspondence, Jun 1945 D61 9 Correspondence, Jul 1945

Box Folder D62 1 Correspondence, Aug 1945 D62 2 Correspondence, Sep 1945 D62 3 Correspondence, Oct 1945 D62 4 Correspondence, Nov 1945 D62 5 Correspondence, Dec 1945 D62 6 Correspondence, Jan–Mar 1946 D62 7 Correspondence, Apr–Jul 1946 D62 8 Correspondence, Aug–Dec 1946

Box Folder D63 1 Advisor on Jewish affairs for American zone of Austria, 1946–1947 D63 2 Bernstein, Philip S., 1946 D63 3 Bernstein, Philip S., 1947 D63 4 Brotman, Herman B., 1945 D63 5 Decter, Aaron, 1947 D63 6 Dreifuss, George, re: displaced persons camp in Salzburg, Austria, 1945 D63 7 Eaton, Joseph W., re: Jews in Germany, 1945 D63 8 Grinberg, Zalman, (liberated Jews in Germany), 1945–1947 D63 9 Klausner, Abraham, 1945–1948 D63 10 Maier, Erich, Aug–Dec 1945 D63 11 Maier, Erich, Jan–Mar 1946 D63 12 Maier, Erich, Apr–Nov 1946 D63 13 Maier, Erich, 1946–1948 D63 14 Maier, Josef (Vienna), 1946

Box Folder D64 1 Marcus, David, Frankfurt Jewish GI Council, 1947 D64 2 Marcus, Robert S., Apr–Dec 1944 D64 3 Marcus, Robert S., Jan–May 1945 D64 4 Marcus, Robert S., Jun–Dec 1945 D64 5 Marcus, Robert S., Jan–May 1946 D64 6 Moschytz, Norbert I., 1945–1946 D64 7 Nadich, Judah, 1944–1945 D64 8 Neulander, Sylvia, 1945 D64 9 Neulander, Sylvia, 1946 D64 10 Neuman, Jacob, re: mass protest against conditions in camps, 1945

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D64 11 Poleiner, Rosa, 1945 D64 12 Rifkind, Simon H., 1945–1946 D64 13 Rosensaft, Joseph, 1945–1946 D64 14 Schweiger, Mosche, 1945 D64 15 Shubow, Joseph S., 1945–1946 D64 16 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, 1945 D64 17 United Zionist Organization of the Surviving Jews in Germany, 1945 D64 18 Warhaftig, Zorach, 1945–1947

Box Folder D65 1 Correspondence with chaplains, 1944–1946 D65 2 Correspondence with Displaced Persons Commission, Rosenfield, Harry M., 1948–1949 D65 3 Correspondence, 1946–1947 D65 4 Italian Jewish Refugees Conference, Rome, 1945–1946 D65 5 Congress of Liberated Jews in United States zone in Germany, 1946 D65 6 Second Congress of the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in British zone, 1947 D65 7 Second and Third Congresses of Central Committee of Liberated Jews in United States zone in Germany, Bad Reichenhall, 1947–1948 D65 8 Conference of Liberated Jews in Germany, St. Ottilien, 1945 D65 9 Form letters, reports, publications, 1947–1950 D65 10 Dector, Aaron, 1947 D65 11 Feinstein, Moses, 1947 D65 12 World Jewish Congress cultural delegation to camps, 1945–May 1946 D65 13 World Jewish Congress cultural delegation to camps and Schaver, Emma, trip to South America, Jun 1946–1948

Box Folder D66 1 Shaef, combined Displaced Persons Executive of United States Forces European Theater reports, re: displaced persons, 1944–1945 D66 2 Grossman, Kurt R., re: displaced persons, notes, minutes, articles, reports by Bernstein, Phillip S., and Haber, William, 1947–1948 D66 3 Meader, George report on displaced persons in Germany, Dec 1946 D66 4 Glassgold, former United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration Director of displaced persons camp in Landsberg, Germany, Jul–Aug 1946 D66 5 Anti-Semitic statement of Morgan, Frederick, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, 1946 D66 6 Statistical Report, “Jewish Population in the United States zone of Germany as of July 31, 1947” D66 7 United Nations, report re: meeting on refugees and displaced persons, Jun 1946, Lake Success, 1947 D66 8 Mimeographed reports, Jan–Aug 1945 D66 9 Mimeographed reports, Sep–Dec 1945 D66 10 Mimeographed reports, 1946–1948 D66 11 Report on trip to France, Italy, and Poland (in Aug 1948) by Kovensky, J., and Lopaco, L., 1948 D66 12 “Story of the Jewish Displaced Person” by Jacoby, Gerhard, 1948

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D66 13 Warhaftig, Zorach, trip to Europe, 1945 D66 14 Draft reports re: concentration camps, Undated D66 15 “Atrocities and Other Conditions in Concentration Camps in Germany”, report of committee requested by Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1945 D66 16 “Non-Repatriable Displaced European Jews” by Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., 1945 D66 17 Stein, Kalman, 1945–1946

Box Folder D67 1 Activities for displaced persons, 1946 D67 2 Activities for displaced persons, 1947 D67 3 Activities for displaced persons, Jan–Mar 1948 D67 4 Activities for displaced persons, Apr–May 1948 D67 5 Activities for displaced persons, Jun–Aug 1948 D67 6 Activities for displaced persons, Sep–Oct 1948 D67 7 Activities for displaced persons, Nov–Dec 1948 D67 8 Activities for displaced persons, Jan–Feb 1949 D67 9 Activities for displaced persons, Mar–Jun 1949

Box Folder D68 1 Activities for displaced persons, Jul–Sep 1949 D68 2 Activities for displaced persons, Oct–Dec 1949 D68 3 Activities for displaced persons, Jan–Mar 1950 D68 4 Activities for displaced persons, Apr–Jun 1950 D68 5 Activities for displaced persons, Jul–Dec 1950 D68 6 Activities for displaced persons, fresh food and vegetables, 1947–1948 D68 7 Activities for displaced persons, British zone, Bergen-Belsen Memorial and 5 th anniversary of liberation, 1949–1950 D68 8 Activities for displaced persons, 10 th anniversary of liberation of Nazi concentration camps, Apr 1955 D68 9 Working Committee of Four Cooperating Organizations, Feb–Jun 1948 D68 10 Working Committee of Four Cooperating Organizations, Jul–Dec 1948 D68 11 Working Committee of Four Cooperating Organizations, 1949 D68 12 Working Committee of Four Cooperating Organizations, 1950 D68 13 Vereinigung der Verfolgten des Nazismus, correspondence re: immigration, 1950 D68 14 Hilldring, J.H., displaced person immigration to United States, Unites States War Department, 1944–1945

Box Folder D69 1 Central Committee of Liberated Jews in United States zone, Munich, 1945–1946 D69 2 Central Committee of Liberated Jews in United States zone, Munich, 1946–1947 D69 3 Central Committee of Liberated Jews in United States zone, Munich, 1947 D69 4 Central Committee of Liberated Jews in United States zone, Munich, 1948 D69 5 Central Committee of Liberated Jews in United States zone, Munich, 1949 D69 6 Federation of Sephardic Jews, Feldafing, 1947–1949 D69 7 Work program for displaced persons in United States zone of Germany, 1946– 1948 D69 8 Suchdienst PCIRO Eschenstruth, United States zone Germany, 1948

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D69 9 United States zone, Munich, Kobor, Erwin 1948 D69 10 Unitd States zone, Germany, individual cases, 1945–1950 D69 11 Central Committee of Liberated Jews in British zone, Frankfurt, 1946, 1950 D69 12 Central Committee of Liberated Jews in British zone, Bergen-Belsen, 1946–1947 D69 13 Central Committee of Liberated Jews in British zone, Bergen-Belsen, 1948–1949

Box Folder D70 1 Conditions in the British zone of occupation, 1945–1949 D70 2 British zone, Bergen-Belsen individual cases, 1947–1948 D70 3 French zone, Germany, 1945–1950 D70 4 World Jewish Congress request for assignment of liaison officer for Jewish displaced persons, 1945 D70 5 Levinthal, Louis E., May 1947–Dec 1948 D70 6 Haber, William, Dec 1947–Jun 1948 D70 7 Haber, William, Jul 1948–Mar 1949 D70 8 Testimonial dinner for Clay, Lucius D., 1949 D70 9 Greenstein, Harry, Dec 1948–Jun 1950 D70 10 Hyman, Abraham S., Mar 1949–Nov 1950 D70 11 Barisch, Louis, 1949–1950 D70 12 Reports of Jewish advisors, 1945–1948 D70 13 Reports of Jewish advisors, 1949–1950

Subseries 4. Child Care Division. 1942–1953.

Historical Note: The Child Care Division was created in November 1945 to establish Jewish orphanages in Europe and to place orphans with foster parents or relatives. Directed by Ellen Hilb and Catherine Varchaver, the department's activities included projects to encourage American Jews to communicate with survivors in Europe and offer them material as well as moral support with letters and packages.

Box Folder D71 1 Rescue, 1942–May 1944 D71 2 Rescue, Jun 1944–Feb 1946 D71 3 Gutman, William, report on destitute children, May 1945 D71 4 Rescue of children in France, reports by Riegner, Gerhart M., and list of children, 1945 D71 5 Jewish children in Christian homes, Poland, Besserman case, 1945–1950 D71 6 Jewish children in non-Jewish homes, 1945–1953 D71 7 Correspondence, 1945–1946 D71 8 Minutes, agendas, correspondence, reports, lists, 1945–1948 D71 9 Correspondence and minutes, 1945–1947 D71 10 National and Executive committee, 1945–1946 D71 11 Minutes and agendas, 1945–1946 D71 12 Minutes, 1947

Box Folder D72 1 Certificate of incorporation, 1946 D72 2 President's War Relief Control Board, 1945–1948

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D72 3 Minutes, correspondence, reports, 1945–1947 D72 4 Mizrachi homes, 1947 D72 5 Parent's Committee for Jewish Refugee Children, 1944 D72 6 Agreements with homes, 1945–1946 D72 7 Fundraising campaign procedure, Dec 1945–Jan 1946 D72 8 Circular appeal to American Jewish Congress councils and chapters, re: foster parent plan, 1945–1947 D72 9 Campaign for support, heads of organizations meeting, Jan 1946 D72 10 Fundraising and financial reports, 1945–1946 D72 11 Financial documents, 1946–1947 D72 12 Hilb, Ellen, re: finances, Jan 1946–Jul 1947 D72 13 Landsmanschaften dinner meeting (8 Jan 1947), Paramount restaurant, 1946– 1947 D72 14 Loans, 1947–1948

Box Folder D73 1 O.L. Walter & Co., accountants, 1946–1947 D73 2 David L. Lieb & Co., 1947 D73 3 Auditor's statements, O.L. Walter & Co., 1946–1947 D73 4 Finances, 1946–1948 D73 5 Contributions received, 1946 D73 6 Report on Child Care Division personnel by Varchaver, Catherine, 18 Feb 1947 D73 7 Financial reports, 1946–1949 D73 8 United Jewish Appeal and Joint Distribution Committee, 1947 D73 9 Agreement with United Jewish Appeal and Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, 1947 D73 10 Second agreement with United Jewish Appeal and Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, 1947–1948 D73 11 Child Care Division reports, 1945 D73 12 Child Care Division reports, 1946–1947

Box Folder D74 1 Goldmann, Nahum, 1947 D74 2 Karbach, Oscar, 1947 D74 3 Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., 1946–1947 D74 4 Levine, Louis, 1946–1947 D74 5 Marcus, Robert S., 1946–1949 D74 6 Shatz, Sonia, and Wise, Louise W. ( American Jewish Congress, Women's Division, Clothing Relief Committee), 1947 D74 7 Wise, Stephen S., 1946–1947 D74 8 Reports, 1945–1946 D74 9 Hilb, Ellen, reports, minutes re: French children, 1946 D74 10 Hilb, Ellen, and Varchaver, Catherine, reports, 1947–1948 D74 11 Reports, 1946–1951 D74 12 Varchaver, Catherine, 1945 D74 13 Varchaver, Catherine, Jan–May 1946

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D75 1 Varchaver, Catherine, re: foster parents plan, 1946–1947 D75 2 Material collected by Dr. Stein, 1946–1947 D75 3 Varchaver, Catherine, Jan–May 1947 D75 4 Varchaver, Catherine, Jun–Dec 1947 D75 5 Varchaver, Catherine, 1948 D75 6 Varchaver, Catherine, 1948 D75 7 Varchaver, Catherine, activities after separation from World Jewish Congress, 1949–1950 D75 8 Hilb, Ellen, trip to Europe, 1945 D75 9 Hilb, Ellen, trip to Europe, Jan–Apr 1946

Box Folder D76 1 Hilb, Ellen, trip to Europe, May–Jul 1946 D76 2 Hilb, Ellen, trip to Europe, Aug–Dec 1946 D76 3 Hilb, Ellen, 1946 D76 4 Hilb, Ellen, 1947 D76 5 Correspondence, Jan–May 1945 D76 6 Correspondence, Jun 1945 D76 7 Correspondence, Jul–Sep 1945 D76 8 Correspondence, Oct 1945 D76 9 Correspondence, Nov–Dec 1945

Box Folder D77 1 Correspondence, Jan–Mar, 1946 D77 2 Correspondence, Apr–Aug, 1946 D77 3 European children, 1945–1946 D77 4 Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., 1946 D77 5 Minutes, correspondence re: homes, 1946–1947 D77 6 Correspondence, 1947–1950 D77 7 Committee for Health and Child Care, 1944–1945 D77 8 Child Care Planning Committee and Committee for Relief to Children, 1945– 1946 D77 9 Adoption Committee, individual cases, 1947–1950 D77 10 Requests for legal adoption, 1946–1947 D77 11 Commission on the Status of Jewish War Orphans in Europe, Undated D77 12 Consultative Child Care Committee for Coordination of Activities of Various Child Care Agencies in France, 1946 D77 13 European Women's Committee, Sub-Committee on Child Care, 1945

Box Folder D78 1 United Nations International Children's Economic Fund, 1946–1947 D78 2 Karbach, Oscar, memorandum re: proposed document on status of Jewish war- orphans in Europe, 1947 D78 3 Schools and education, 1946 D78 4 Marrow's trip to Europe, 1946–1947 D78 5 Publications from relief organizations, 1941–1946 D78 6 Progressive Schools Committee for Refugee Children, 1942 D78 7 Mary Greenberg Sister League, 1946

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D78 8 Jewish Mother's League, 1946 D78 9 Publicity, 1945–1947 D78 10 Situation of Jewish children in Europe, 1945 D78 11 Children and homes, 1945–1948 D78 12 Reports on homes, 1947 D78 13 Austria, children, 1946–1948 D78 14 Austria, children's home in Vienna, 1946–1948 D78 15 Belgium, children, Jan–Sep 1945 D78 16 Belgium, children, Oct–Dec 1945 D78 17 Belgium, financial reports, 1946–1948

Box Folder D79 1 Czechoslovakia, children, 1945–1948 D79 2 Czechoslovakian homes, 1946–1947 D79 3 France, children, 1944–1945 D79 4 France, children, 1946–1948 D79 5 France, lists of children and correspondence, 1946–1947 D79 6 Financial reports, 1946–1947 D79 7 Germany, 1945–1948 D79 8 Greece, 1945 D79 9 Holland, 1945–1946 D79 10 Hungary, 1946–1948 D79 11 Italy, children, 1945–1948 D79 12 Italian children's home, Weggis, Switzerland, 1945–1946 D79 13 Italy, homes, lists, financial reports, 1946–1947 D79 14 Luxembourg, 1946

Box Folder D80 1 Poland, 1945–1947 D80 2 Romania, 1945–1947 D80 3 Spain, 1945–1946 D80 4 Switzerland, 1946–1947 D80 5 USSR, 1945–1946 D80 6 Yugoslavia, 1946 D80 7 Correspondents' Service for European Jewish Children, 1946–1948 D80 8 Reports and correspondence, 1946–1948 D80 9 Letters of thanks for Hannukah parcels, 1946–1948 D80 10 Children's letters and excerpts, 1945–1947 D80 11 Letters from children in France, 1945–1946 D80 12 Letters from children in France, 1946 D80 13 Letters from children in France, 1945–1946 D80 14 Correspondents' service questionnaires, Apr 1946 D80 15 Correspondents' service questionnaires, Sep 1946 D80 16 Correspondents' service questionnaires, 1946 D80 17 Foster parents plan, 1945–1947 D80 18 Lists of children and foster parents, 1946

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D81 1 Women's Division of American Jewish Congress, 1945–1947 D81 2 Foster parents assignments, 1946–1947 D81 3 Foster parents commitments and withdrawals, 1946–1947 D81 4 Foster parents commitments, withdrawals, and follow-ups, 1946–1947 D81 5 Adopt-a-Family Plan, Feb–Apr 1946 D81 6 Adopt-a-Family Plan, May–Oct 1946 D81 7 Adopt-a-Family Plan, Feb–Aug 1946 D81 8 Adopt-a-Family Plan, Sep 1946–May 1948 D81 9 Biographical reports on individual children, 1946–1947

Box Folder D82 1 Biographies (A–Z), Brussels, Belgium, and list of correspondents, 1946–1947 D82 2 Biographies, Czechoslovakia, 1946 D82 3 Child questionnaires (A–L, S), Hungarian section, 1946 D82 4 Questionnaire for Jewish poor children of Rome, Italy (A–Z), 1946 D82 5 Biographies brought from Poland by Margoshes, Samuel, Mar 1946 D82 6 Biographies, Mizrachi home, Krakow, Poland, 1946 D82 7 Child questionnaires, Mizrachi Kibbutz, Lodz, Poland, 1946 D82 8 Photostat of booklet of biographies with photos, Mizrachi Kibbutz, Lodz, Poland, 1946 D82 9 Biographies (A–G) and general information on homes, Poland, 1946 D82 10 Biographies (H–Z) homes, Poland, 1946 D82 11 Sweden, Beth Sefer (Mizrachi) at Glasbo and Bet Noar Dati “Emune”, 1946 D82 12 Case histories of children, Mizrachi home, Waldruh, Switzerland, 1946

Subseries 5. Committee for Overseas Relief Supplies. 1945–1950.

Historical Note: Established in June 1945 to ship clothing, food, and medicine to liberated Jews in Europe, the Committee was headed by Kurt R. Grossman and discontinued in June 1948.

Box Folder D83 1 Reports, letters, memos, 1945 D83 2 Reports, letters, memos, Jan–Mar 1946 D83 3 Reports, letters, memos, Apr–Jun 1946 D83 4 Reports, letters, memos, Jul–Oct 1946 D83 5 Reports, letters, memos, Nov–Dec 1946 D83 6 Reports, letters, memos, 1947 D83 7 Overseas Guide #1, Dec 1947 D83 8 Guide of the Committee for Overseas Relief Supplies, no. 1–5, 1946–1946 D83 9 Committee for Overseas Relief Supplies in Action, May 1946 D83 10 Relief organizations, 1945

Box Folder D84 1 Relief organizations, 1946 D84 2 Governmental agencies, 1945 D84 3 Governmental agencies, 1946

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D84 4 Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid of the United States Government, 1947–1949 D84 5 Shipping and packing companies, 1945 D84 6 Shipping and packing companies, 1946 D84 7 Ollendorff, H.G., 1945 D84 8 Ollendorff, H.G., Jan–Aug 1946 D84 9 Ollendorff, H.G., Sept 1946–Aug 1949 D84 10 National Organization of Polish Jews, Inc., 1945

Box Folder D85 1 New parcel service, 1947–1949 D85 2 Hannukah and Pesach parcels, 1947–1948 D85 3 Shipping of parcels, 1947–1949 D85 4 Acknowledgments of relief parcels, 1945–1950 D85 5 Non-World Jewish Congress parcel service to Romania, Undated D85 6 Marcus, Robert S., 1946 D85 7 Activity reports, 1945–1947 D85 8 Stein, Kalman, 1945–1946 D85 9 Correspondence, 1945–Sep 1946 D85 10 Correspondence, Oct 1946–Jan 1947 D85 11 Correspondence, 1947 D85 12 Grossman, Kurt R., 1947 D85 13 Correspondence re: contributions, 1945–1947 D85 14 Memos, Dec 1945–Apr 1946 D85 15 Memos, May–Aug 1946

Box Folder D86 1 Memos, Sep–Dec 1946 D86 2 Memos, 1947 D86 3 Grossman, Kurt R., correspondence (A), 1947 D86 4 Grossman, Kurt R., correspondence (Aronzon), 1947 D86 5 Grossman, Kurt R., correspondence (B), 1947 D86 6 Grossman, Kurt R., correspondence (C), 1947 D86 7 Grossman, Kurt R., correspondence (D), 1947 D86 8 Grossman, Kurt R., correspondence (E–G), 1947 D86 9 Grossman, Kurt R., correspondence (H), 1947 D86 10 Grossman, Kurt R., correspondence (I–L), 1947 D86 11 Grossman, Kurt R., correspondence (M), 1947

Box Folder D87 1 Grossman, Kurt R., correspondence (N–R), 1947 D87 2 Grossman, Kurt R., correspondence (S), 1947 D87 3 Grossman, Kurt R., correspondence (T–Z), 1947 D87 4 Grossman, Kurt R., correspondence (General), 1945–1949 D87 5 Clothing, 1945–1948 D87 6 Food, 1948–1949 D87 7 Lists of confirmed shipments to various countries, 1946 D87 8 List of shipments, 1946–1947

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D87 9 Log of shipments, by country, 1945–1946

Box Folder D88 1 Orders no. 6–7, 10, via Relief Committee for Jewish War Victims (RELICO), Sweden, 22 Aug–24 Sep 1945 D88 2 Orders no. 11–13, via Relief Committee for Jewish War Victims (RELICO), Sweden, 18 Sep–3 Oct 1945 D88 3 Orders no. 14–16, via Relief Committee for Jewish War Victims (RELICO), Sweden, 24 Sep–4 Oct 1945 D88 4 Orders no. 20–24, via Relief Committee for Jewish War Victims (RELICO), Sweden, 24 Oct–4 Dec 1945 D88 5 Orders no. 25–29, 31–33, 35, via Relief Committee for Jewish War Victims (RELICO), Sweden, 5 Dec 1945–17 Jun 1946 D88 6 AGH orders no. 2–3, 3 Apr–24 Apr 1946 D88 7 AGH orders no. 4, 11 Apr–30 Apr 1946 D88 8 AGH orders no. 5, 19 Apr–26 Apr 1946

Box Folder D89 1 AGH orders no. 6–8, 26 Apr–3 May 1946 D89 2 AGH orders no. 9–11, 3 May–16 May 1946 D89 3 AGH orders no. 12–13, 16 May–24 May 1946 D89 4 AGH orders no. 14–16, 24 May–7 Jun 1946 D89 5 AGH orders no. 17–18, 7 Jun–17 Jun 1946 D89 6 AGH orders no. 19–21, 17 Jun–27 Jun 1946 D89 7 AGH orders no. 22–24, 27 Jun–16 Jul 1946

Box Folder D90 1 AGH orders no. 25–26, 17 Jul–29 Jul 1946 D90 2 AGH orders no. 27–28, 31 Jul–13 Aug 1946 D90 3 AGH orders no. 29–30, 13 Aug–30 Aug 1946 D90 4 AGH orders no. 31–34, 3 Sep–25 Sep 1946 D90 5 AGH orders no. 35–37, 30 Sep–24 Oct 1946 D90 6 AGH orders no. 38–41, 1 Nov–9 Dec 1946 D90 7 AGH orders no. 43, 45–49, 54, 24 Dec 1947–5 Sep 1947 D90 8 Parcels to Russia, 24 Sep 1945–25 Jun 1946 D90 9 Parcels to Europe (various countries), 24 Sep–20 Dec 1945

Box Folder D91 1 Parcels to Europe (various countries), 26 Dec 1945–5 Sept 1946 D91 2 Voided parcel receipts, 1945–1946

Box Folder D92 1 Correspondence, 1942–1943 D92 2 Planning committee on the European situation, 1942–1943 D92 3 Activities of American Jewish Congress, 1942–1943 D92 4 Report re: German anti-Semitic radio propaganda, Apr 1943

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Subseries 6. Advisory Council on European Jewish Affairs. 1941–1947.

Historical Note: The Advisory Council on European Jewish Affairs was founded in 1942 to establish a united front of European Jewry with regard to common war, peace, and post-war problems. Council membership was composed of delegates from various Representative Committees of European Jewries then present in the United States. The Council's primary goals were: securing maximum aid in the various groups' struggle for democracy; the reestablishment of European Jewry's complete equality of rights as individuals and as citizens; to study the problems connected with the upbuilding of European Jewish life in their respective countries after the war; and collaborating with non-Jewish groups to promote mutual understanding and cooperation.

Box Folder D92 5 Reports, releases, speeches, 6–7 Jun 1942 D92 6 Press releases, 25 May–8 Jun 1942 D92 7 Correspondence, Jun 1942 D92 8 Originals of speeches, Jun 1942 D92 9 Reports, Jun 1942 D92 10 Pre-conference lists of Jewish Representative Committees, Mar 1942 D92 11 Acceptances for the conference, May 1942 D92 12 Guest list, Spring 1942 D92 13 Messages, May–Jun 1942 D92 14 Set of documents, 1942

Box Folder D93 1 Minutes, 1942–1943 D93 2 Statement re: creation of Advisory Council on European Jewish Affairs, Jan–Feb 1942 D93 3 Literature enclosed in mailing of 20 Mar 1942 D93 4 Yiddish release, Zigelbaum's statement on Jewish representation denied by Advisory Council on European Jewish Affairs, 2 Jun 1942 D93 5 Fundraising drive, 1942–1943 D93 6 Meetings of Advisory Council, 1946–1947 D93 7 Invitations, 1942–1945 D93 8 Report, Sept 1942 D93 9 Distribution address lists, 1945–1946 D93 10 Neutral shipping for passengers, 1943 D93 11 Plenary meetings of Representative Committees of Advisory Council on European Jewish Affairs, 1944–1945 D93 12 Newsletters (no. 1–4), 1942–1943 D93 13 Pekelis, Alexander, re: Nazi Europe, 1944–1945 D93 14 Pekelis, Alexander, re: Soviet liberated Europe, 1945 D93 15 Pekelis, Alexander, re: Western Europe, 1945

Box Folder D94 1 Coordinating Committee, 1942–1945 D94 2 Coordinating Committee, 1944–1945 D94 3 Coordinating Committee newsletter, 1945

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D94 4 Committees on economics, on legal and political problems, and on post-war relief and rehabilitation, 1942–1943 D94 5 Committee on readmission of alien Jews, 1943 D94 6 Subcommittee for resettlement of displaced persons, 1945 D94 7 Food committee, Sep–Oct 1942 D94 8 Jewish Representative Committee, 1942–1946 D94 9 Jewish Representative Committee, member lists and background questionnaires, 1946 D94 10 Tartakower, Arieh, file on Jewish Representative Committee, 1941–1945 D94 11 Jewish Representative Committee, reports, 1943–1944

Box Folder D95 1 Austrian Jewish Representative Committee, 1942–1945 D95 2 Belgian Jewish Representative Committee, 1942 D95 3 Czechoslovakian Jewish Representative Committee, 1942–1944 D95 4 Czechoslovakian Jewish Representative Committee, 1942–1945 D95 5 Dutch Jewish Representative Committee, 1944–1946 D95 6 French Jewish Representative Committee, 1943–1945 D95 7 German Jewish Representative Committees, 1942–1945 D95 8 Italian Jewish Representative Committee, 1942–1945 D95 9 Lithuanian Jewish Representative Committees, 1942 D95 10 Representation of Polish Jewry, 1942–1944 D95 11 Representation of Polish Jewry, News Bulletin, 1943–1945 D95 12 Yugoslav Jewish Representative Committee, Bulletin, report, member list, 1942– 1944

Box Folder D96 1 Draft report, “Yugoslav Jewry Under German Occupation Rule”, 1942 D96 2 Draft reports, ca. 1943–1944 D96 3 Draft reports by country (A–F), 1942–1944 D96 4 Draft reports by country (G–Y), 1943–1944 D96 5 Original draft of Abrogation Cremieux decree, 1943 D96 6 Draft reports re: Czechoslovakia, Greece, France, 1943–1944 D96 7 Material for draft report re: French North Africa, 1943–1944 D96 8 Form letters, 1942 D96 9 Form letters, Jan–May 1943 D96 10 Form letters, Jun–Nov 1943 D96 11 Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., Dec 1941–Jun 1942

Box Folder D97 1 Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., Jul–Dec 1942 D97 2 Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., Jan–Jun 1943 D97 3 Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., Jul–Dec 1943 D97 4 Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., 1944–1948 D97 5 Correspondence, 1942 D97 6 Correspondence, 1943 D97 7 Correspondence with New York (A), 1942–1943 D97 8 Correspondence with New York (B–E), 1942–1943

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Box Folder D98 1 Correspondence with New York (F–H), 1942–1943 D98 2 Correspondence with New York (J–K), 1942–1943 D98 3 Correspondence with New York (L–M), 1942–1943 D98 4 Correspondence with New York (N–R), 1942–1943 D98 5 Correspondence with New York (S), 1942–1943 D98 6 Correspondence with New York (T–Y), 1942–1943 D98 7 Correspondence with Washington, D.C. (A–G), 1942–1943 D98 8 Correspondence with Washington, D.C. (H–Z), 1942–1943

Box Folder D99 1 “Out-of-Town” (A–I and misc.), 1942–1943 D99 2 “Out-of-Town” (J–W), 1942–1943 D99 3 Austria (A–K), 1942–1943 D99 4 Austria (L–S), 1942–1943 D99 5 Austria, 1942–1944 D99 6 Austria, correspondence, re: persons buried at the Jewish cemetery of Vienna, 1942–1943 D99 7 Belgium (A), 1942–1943 D99 8 Belgium (B), 1942–1943 D99 9 Belgium (D–N), 1942–1943

Box Folder D100 1 Belgium (P–V), 1942–1943 D100 2 Britain, 1942–1943 D100 3 Canada, 1942–1943 D100 4 Czechoslovakia, 1942–1944 D100 5 Czechoslovakia (A–C), 1942–1943 D100 6 Czechoslovakia (E–L), 1942–1943 D100 7 Czechoslovakia (M–Z), 1942–1943 D100 8 Denmark, 1941–1943 D100 9 France, 1942–1944

Box Folder D101 1 France (A–K), 1942–1943 D101 2 France (M–W), 1942–1943 D101 3 Germany (A–D), 1942–1944 D101 4 Germany (E–M), 1942–1944 D101 5 Germany (N–W), 1942–1944 D101 6 Hungary, 1942–1943 D101 7 Italy, 1942–1943

Box Folder D102 1 Italy (A–L), 1942–1943 D102 2 Italy (M–W), 1942–1943 D102 3 Greece, 1942–1943 D102 4 Jamaica, 1943

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D102 5 Latin America, 1942–1943 D102 6 Latvia and Estonia, 1942–1943 D102 7 Lithuania, 1942–1943 D102 8 Luxembourg, 1942 D102 9 Netherlands, 1941–1944 D102 10 Norway, 1942–1943 D102 11 Palestine, 1942–1943 D102 12 Poland, 1942–1943 D102 13 Portugal, 1942–1943

Box Folder D103 1 Switzerland, 1942–1943 D103 2 Romania, 1942–1943 D103 3 Romania, 1942–1943 D103 4 Turkey, 1942–1943 D103 5 Yugoslavia, 1942–1943 D103 6 Yugoslavia (A–B), 1942–1943 D103 7 Yugoslavia (E–O), 1942–1943 D103 8 Yugoslavia (R–Y), 1942–1943 D103 9 Wise, James Waterman, reports, 1942–1944 D103 10 Department of European Jewish Affairs, chronological materials, 1941–1944

Subseries 7. Rescue Department. 1939–1966.

Scope and Content Note: Contains Rescue Department records. Included are files of Aryeh L. Kubowitzki and Rudolf Glanz, together with inquiries and locations concerning missing Jews and records of rescue work in post-war Europe.

Box Folder D104 1 List of incoming mail and cables, 21 Jul–9 Nov 1944 D104 2 Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., 1944–1946 D104 3 Rescue Committee minutes, 1944–1945 D104 4 Sephardic communities correspondence, 1942–1943 D104 5 Women's Institute of Jewish Studies, Dec 1943–Feb 1944 D104 6 Peace Aims Planning Committee, 1941–1944 D104 7 Post-war reconstruction (indemnification and compensation), 1942–1943 D104 8 Karbach, Oscar, post-war reconstruction legal problems, 1945–1947 D104 9 Post-war problems, publications, 1943–1945 D104 10 Post-war problems, radio address by Weizmann, Chaim, 14 May 1942 D104 11 Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., and Karbach, Oscar, 1944–1948 D104 12 Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., trip to Europe, Oct–Dec 1946 D104 13 Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., 1947 D104 14 Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., 1946–1952 D104 15 Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., reports, 1947–1966

Box Folder D105 1 Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., reports and correspondence, 1946–1948

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D105 2 Finances, 1945–1948 D105 3 Finances, 1946–1948 D105 4 Riegner, Gerhart M., and Goldmann, Nahum, interviews with Red Cross leaders in Geneva, Nov–Dec 1939 D105 5 Correspondence (A–B), 1941–1944 D105 6 Correspondence, 1941–1943 D105 7 Correspondence, 1944–1945 D105 8 American Red Cross, 1943–1946 D105 9 International Red Cross, Jan 1943–Apr 1944

Box Folder D106 1 International Red Cross, May–Oct 1944 D106 2 International Red Cross, Nov–Dec 1944 D106 3 International Red Cross, 1945 D106 4 International Red Cross, 1946–1950 D106 5 World Jewish Congress and International Red Cross, draft report “Fuehrer durch das Material”, Undated D106 6 Report (compilation of documents from 1942–1945), re: International Committee of the Red Cross, 1946–1947 D106 7 Civilian internees, International Red Cross, 1942–1943 D106 8 Civilian internees, International Red Cross, 1943–1945 D106 9 Civilian internees, International Red Cross, 1945–1950 D106 10 International Red Cross conferences, 1946, 1948

Box Folder D107 1 Intergovernmental Committee on Refugees, 1943–1945 D107 2 War Refugee Board, 1944–1945 D107 3 War Refugee Board, 1944–1946 D107 4 Breckenridge/Long statement, 1943–1944 D107 5 Marshall Plan and constitution of the International Refugee Organization, 1947– 1948 D107 6 Va'ad ha-Hatzala, 1944–1945 D107 7 Emergency Committee to Save the Jews of Europe, 1943–1944 D107 8 International Rescue and Relief Committee, New York, 1943–1946 D107 9 American Jewish Conference, minutes, 1944–1947 D107 10 American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, report by Polakiewicz, M., and newsletter, 1947 D107 11 Slovakia, Rabbi Weismandl, Fleischman, Gizi and Schwalb, Zivia, 1942–1966 D107 12 “German Extermination Camps — Auschwitz and Birkenau”, War Refugee Board report, Nov 1944 D107 13 Destruction of death camps, cables and correspondence, 1944–1945 D107 14 Extermination of European Jews, Silberschein, Adolf H., (Geneva Office), 1944 D107 15 “What the World Jewish Congress did for the Jews in Bulgaria” by Glanz, Rudolf, 1946 D107 16 Planned extermination of Jews, Riegner, Gerhart M., cable to Wise, Stephen S. and Squire, P.L. (American Consul, Geneva) refusal to deliver message (copies), Aug 1942

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Box Folder D108 1 Atrocities and witness reports, 1944–1945 D108 2 Kasztner, R., report, 1946 D108 3 Jewish war criminals, 1944–1945 D108 4 Jewish Frontier special issue on atrocities, 1942 D108 5 Rescue plan, Bowman, Isaiah, of John Hopkins University, 1944 D108 6 Sweden, Masur, Norbert, report on meeting with Himmler, Heinrich, 1945 D108 7 Czechoslovakia, Terezin, 1944 D108 8 France, 1944 D108 9 Hungary, 1943–1944 D108 10 Liberated Italy, Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., correspondence with War Department, re: refugees, 1944 D108 11 Jamaica, Gibraltar refugee camp report by Platz, 1943 D108 12 Mauritius, 1942–1945 D108 13 Switzerland (Hechalutz) messages from various countries includes Schwalb, N., Tartakower, Arieh, correspondence, 1940–1943 D108 14 Switzerland (Hechalutz), cables and correspondence, 1940–1944 D108 15 Switzerland, Relief Committee for Jewish War Victims (RELICO), reports, letters from Czerniakow, 1940–1943 D108 16 Switzerland, 1942–1944 D108 17 Turkey, Istambul, Jewish Agency, 1943–1944 D108 18 Palestine and Turkey, 1942–1945 D108 19 Switzerland, 1945

Box Folder D109 1 Evacuation, exchange, food, ransom, United States, Department of State, cables, 1943–1944 D109 2 Special rescue drive, Jan–Mar 1945 D109 3 Slovakia, 1942–1947 D109 4 Union des Oeuvres, 1944 D109 5 General and individual cases, 1943–1945 D109 6 South American passports, 1943–1945 D109 7 Protection for persons in Vittel and Tittmoning (passports and Palestine certificates), 1943–1945 D109 8 Palestine certificates, replies received, 1943–1944 D109 9 Palestine certificates for people in Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania, 1943– 1944 D109 10 Kramarsky, Siegfried, re: proposed trip to Portugal, 1944 D109 11 Protection lists, no. 1–3 (Apr–May 1943); names submitted by Jewish Labor Committee (25 May 1943); and Hilb, Ellen, Silberschein, Adolf H., correspondence, Apr 1943–Feb 1944 D109 12 Protection lists, no. 4–9, Jun–Aug 1943 D109 13 Protection lists, no. 10–21, Sep 1943–Aug 1944

Box Folder D110 1 Names and vital statistics for rescue of Polish Jews and names for Palestine certificates, 1943–1944

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Box Folder D111 1 Names and vital statistics for rescue of Polish Jews and names for Palestine certificates, 1943–1944

Box Folder D112 1 Culture Department, memo and activity report, July 1945 D112 2 Italy, Jul–Nov 1945 D112 3 Cables, May 1944–Sep 1945 D112 4 Location, Sep 1944–Feb 1945 D112 5 Poland, protectorate, psychological warfare, Slovakia, Yugoslavia, 1944 D112 6 Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., radio address: “Economic and Social Conditions of Jews in Western Europe,” 26 Apr 1945 D112 7 Activity report for 1942–1944 (submitted to War Emergency Conference), 26 Oct 1944 D112 8 London, Jul 1944–May 1945 D112 9 Inquiries and locations, Feb–May 1945 D112 10 Inquiries and locations, Feb 1944–Apr 1945 D112 11 Inquiries and locations, Nov 1943–May 1945 D112 12 Inquiries and locations, Dec 1944–Apr 1945 D112 13 Inquiries and locations, Sep 1944–Jun 1945 D112 14 Inquiries and locations, Dec 1944–Aug 1945 D112 15 Travel papers, 1944

Box Folder D113 1 Materials brought back from Europe, Jul–Oct 1945 D113 2 Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., lecture, “Situation of Jews in Belgium and France,” 30 Apr 1945 D113 3 Goldmann, Nahum, trip to Europe, 1945 D113 4 Authorities, 1946 D113 5 Correspondence to Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., from World Jewish Congress, 1946 D113 6 Correspondence from Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., to World Jewish Congress departments, 1946 D113 7 Correspondence with various countries, 1946 D113 8 Correspondence with various (geographical) sections of World Jewish Congress, 1946 D113 9 General, 1946 D113 10 Correspondence, 1946 D113 11 Cables, 1946 D113 12 Cables, 1946–1947

Box Folder D114 1 Draft Index to “Rescue I,” “IIa,” and “IIb,” Undated D114 2 Documents from 1944, re: various countries with index, “Rescue I,” Undated D114 3 Documents from 1945, re: various countries with index, “Rescue Iia,” Undated D114 4 Documents from 1944–1945, re: various countries with index, “Rescue IIb,” Undated D114 5 Documents from 1943–1945, re: World Jewish Congress rescue efforts with indexes of persons and introductory remarks by Robinson, Nehemiah, Nov 1963

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D114 6 Documents re: International Red Cross from 1942–1945 collected by Glanz, Rudolf, 1945–1946

Box Folder D115 1 Glanz, Rudolf, research notes on events of 1942–1945, 1945–1946 D115 2 Glanz, Rudolf, rescue work in Belgium, 1943–1945 D115 3 Glanz, Rudolf, memos, 1945 D115 4 Glanz, Rudolf, draft index, 1945–1946 D115 5 Glanz, Rudolf, Romania from 1942–1945, 1945–1946 D115 6 Glanz, Rudolf, Bulgaria from 1938–1945, 1945–1946 D115 7 Glanz, Rudolf, correspondence and memos, 1945–1946 D115 8 Research notes, re: rescue, 1944–1945 D115 9 Rescue, 1943–1945 D115 10 Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., re: rescue, anti-Nazi boycott, German pogroms (1932– 1938), 1943–1948 D115 11 Cable sheets, re: rescue, 1944–1945 D115 12 Joint memorandum to Roosevelt, Franklin D., re: Nazi extermination plan, 8 Dec 1942

Box Folder D116 1 Notes and manuscript for report: “Rescue I,” 1944 D116 2 Typed draft of report: “Rescue I,” 1944 D116 3 Typed draft of report: “Rescue II,” 1944 D116 4 Report: “Rescue I — Program of general measures of Relief and Rescue,” Mar 1944 D116 5 “Rescue II — Report on Rescue Problems and Activities,” Sep 1944 D116 6 “Rescue III and IV — Survey of World Jewish Congress (1940–1944),” Nov 1944 D116 7 Submissions to Bermuda conference, Apr 1943 D116 8 Grossman, Kurt R., reports on rescue activities, 1944–1945 D116 9 Weissman, Isaac, re: rescue in Portugal and Spain and Jarblum, Marc, re: rescue in France, 1945

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