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Displaced Persons Documents, Publications, Cultural Life, and Post-War Jewish Publications

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RG-02.01, DP camps publications

RG-02.02, Official documents of US Military Government in Germany

RG-02.03, Sylvia Lowe Collection

RG-02.05, Civil Judical proceeding in DP camps

RG-02.06, Perla Karney Collection

RG-02.07, Unser Leben (Our Life), Yiddish Publication of Liberated Jews in Berlin

RG-02.08, Journal of the Central Historical Commission of Poland

RG-02.04, Brycha publication



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Title: Displaced Persons Documents, Publications, Cultural Life, and Post-War Jewish Publications, 1929-1982Add to your cart.View associated digital content.

Predominant Dates:1945 -- 1952

ID: RG-02/RG-02

Primary Creator: Displaced person camps, committees (1945 -- 1953)

Extent: 2.0 Boxes

Arrangement:

The arrangement scheme for the record group was imposed during processing in the absence of an original order. Materials are arranged by subject/creator, then by identifier, as assigned by the processor.

Record group is comprised of six collections and one item: 1. Publications on the displaced persons camps; 2. Official documents of the US Military Government in Germany; 3. Sylvia Lowe collection; 4. Brycha Publication; 5. Collection of civil judicial proceedings in displaced persons camps; 6. Perla Karney collection; 7. Collection of Unser Leben; 8. Journal of the Central Historical Commission of Poland

Subjects: Castles, type of housing for displaced persons population, postwar Germany, Categories of displaced persons in postwar Germany, Civil affairs division, US military government in postwar Germany, Correspondence to and from displaced person camps, Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps, displaced person, categorization according to country of origin, displaced person camp, photographs, Displaced person camps, documents, Displaced person camps, publications, Displaced person camps in Germany, Displaced persons camps, Displaced persons in Austria, postwar, Displaced Persons Report, displaced persons report, Frankfurt, Education at Displaced Persons Camps, European Command, US military forces in Europe, postwar, Financial responsibility for the DP camps according to Civil Affairs Division US military government, food shortage in post war Germany according to US Military Government, Former German concentration camp barracks, used for housing for displaced persons, postwar Germany, former Wehrmacht (Germany Army) barracks, type of housing for displaced persons, postwar Germany, Frankfurt am Main (Germany), Higher nutritional quality of food provided for DP population, according to US Military Government, Hotels, type of housing for displaced persons population, postwar Germany, International Refugee Organization (IRO), a successor of UNRRA, postwar Europe, International Refugee Organization (IRO), funding of displaced persons population in postwar Europe, Issuance and restoration of civil status and property related documents to displaced persons, Population of Displaced Person Camps (DP) in postwar Germany, Preferable treatment of East Europeans in regard to immigration to US, postwar, President Truman executive order on immigration, December 22 1945, Report about Displaced Persons Camp, Reports about Jewish Displaced Persons in postwar Germany, residential buildings, used to house displaced persons population, postwar Germany, Schools at the Displaced Persons Camps, sources of finding of displaced persons camps, postwar Germany, Soviet deception in regard to displaced persons in the Soviet zone of control, postwar Germany, status of displaced persons in postwar Germany, UNRRA, its role in administration of displaced persons camps in postwar Germany, UNRRA, type of residences used to house the displaced persons population, postwar Germany, UNRRA providing housing for displaced persons camp population, postwar Germany, US Army appropriated funds to use for additional food for displaced persons population, postwar, US Military Government in Bavaria, postwar in regard to DP camp population, US Military Government in German, postwar, supervision of DP camps

Languages: Yiddish, German, English, Polish

Abstract

This is a record group containing the collections about various functions of the DP camps, as well as the US Miltiary Government inspections of the DP camps together with several personal collection in the matter. There are also collections of specific editions published by the DP camps' committees.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

This record group is comprised of several postwar collections, stemming from displaced persons camp activities, and reflect the multifaceted postwar developments with regard to displaced persons organizations. The record group combines collections assembled by imminent Jewish immigration from postwar Europe. Included in this record group are publications, photographs, and digitized materials.

Collection Historical Note

Within this record group, the collection of publications include various printed materials published within and outside of the displaced persons camps in Germany and Austria. Largely, the language of these publications were Yiddish. The committees of the displaced persons camps would publish these materials periodically, and would focus the articles on contemporary events, the prospective life in Palestine, and the social and cultural life of the Holocaust survivors whilst in displaced persons camps.

Biographical Note

Self-established Displaced Person Camps Committees, often authorized by the Allied Administration in Germany and Austria

Subject/Index Terms

Castles, type of housing for displaced persons population, postwar Germany
Categories of displaced persons in postwar Germany
Civil affairs division, US military government in postwar Germany
Correspondence to and from displaced person camps
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
displaced person, categorization according to country of origin
displaced person camp, photographs
Displaced person camps, documents
Displaced person camps, publications
Displaced person camps in Germany
Displaced persons camps
Displaced persons in Austria, postwar
Displaced Persons Report
displaced persons report, Frankfurt
Education at Displaced Persons Camps
European Command, US military forces in Europe, postwar
Financial responsibility for the DP camps according to Civil Affairs Division US military government
food shortage in post war Germany according to US Military Government
Former German concentration camp barracks, used for housing for displaced persons, postwar Germany
former Wehrmacht (Germany Army) barracks, type of housing for displaced persons, postwar Germany
Frankfurt am Main (Germany)
Higher nutritional quality of food provided for DP population, according to US Military Government
Hotels, type of housing for displaced persons population, postwar Germany
International Refugee Organization (IRO), a successor of UNRRA, postwar Europe
International Refugee Organization (IRO), funding of displaced persons population in postwar Europe
Issuance and restoration of civil status and property related documents to displaced persons
Population of Displaced Person Camps (DP) in postwar Germany
Preferable treatment of East Europeans in regard to immigration to US, postwar
President Truman executive order on immigration, December 22 1945
Report about Displaced Persons Camp
Reports about Jewish Displaced Persons in postwar Germany
residential buildings, used to house displaced persons population, postwar Germany
Schools at the Displaced Persons Camps
sources of finding of displaced persons camps, postwar Germany
Soviet deception in regard to displaced persons in the Soviet zone of control, postwar Germany
status of displaced persons in postwar Germany
UNRRA, its role in administration of displaced persons camps in postwar Germany
UNRRA, type of residences used to house the displaced persons population, postwar Germany
UNRRA providing housing for displaced persons camp population, postwar Germany
US Army appropriated funds to use for additional food for displaced persons population, postwar
US Military Government in Bavaria, postwar in regard to DP camp population
US Military Government in German, postwar, supervision of DP camps

Administrative Information

Repository: Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust

Preferred Citation: RG-02, Displaced Persons Documents, Publications, Cultural Life, and Post-War Jewish Publications. Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust Archive.

Processing Information: Materials are primarily described using the local descriptive standards of the LA Museum of the Holocaust.


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[Sub-Collection 1: RG-02.01, DP camps publications, 1945 - 1947],
[Sub-Collection 2: RG-02.02, Official documents of US Military Government in Germany, 1947],
[Sub-Collection 3: RG-02.03, Sylvia Lowe Collection, 1945-1950s],
[Sub-Collection 4: RG-02.05, Civil Judical proceeding in DP camps, 1936-1982],
[Sub-Collection 5: RG-02.06, Perla Karney Collection, 1936-1955],
[Sub-Collection 6: RG-02.07, Unser Leben (Our Life), Yiddish Publication of Liberated Jews in Berlin, 1947-1948],
[Sub-Collection 7: RG-02.08, Journal of the Central Historical Commission of Poland, 1947],
[Sub-Collection 8: RG-02.04, Brycha publication],
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Sub-Collection 4: RG-02.05, Civil Judical proceeding in DP camps, 1936-1982Add to your cart.
This collection includes documents concerning the postwar Civil Judicial Proceeding regarding Displaced Persons Camps issues.
Subject/Index Terms:
Documents in English language
donation of artifacts
Jewish Federation Council, Los Angeles
Jewish Federation Council of Greater LA, 590 N Vermont Ave, LA, CA, 90004
Legal document
Forced labor camps
Ukraine (1939-1945)
Velykyi Bereznyi (Ukraine)
Velki-Balat (Czechoslovakia)
Reissuance of birth certificates, postwar Europe
Volosiankia (Czechoslovakia)
Volosiankia (Ukraine)
Buenos Aires (Argentina)
German civil registry in Bohemia and Moravia, wartime
Marriage certificates
Czechoslovakia (1945--1991)
Civil registries, West Berlin, 1957
Bavaria (Germany)
Immigration to United States
Jewish Immigration
Munich (Germany)
Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany
survivors of concentration camps
Tegernseer Landstrasse (Munchen, Germany)
Lower military court of Munich, 1949
International Refugee Organization (IRO)
Black market, Munich, postwar
Birth certificates
Council of the Community of Jazlowiec
Jazlowiec (Poland)
Council of the town of Jazlowiec, 1939
Jewish civil registry, Jazlowiec (Poland)
Yazlovets (Ukraine)
Buchach (Ukraine)
Buczacz (Poland)
Survivors of Nazi German concentration camp, Second World War
Black market activity in displaced persons camps, postwar Germany
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
Council of Jewish Women of Los Angeles
Council of the Jewish Community in Czech countries, postwar
Jewish Council of Prague, wartime
Judenraet in Prague, Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, wartime
Prague (Czech Republic)
Treblinka (Poland: extermination camp)
Certification of civil status, postwar Europe
Bari (Italy)
Jewish Refugee Center (Bari, Italy)
Unified prefecture of Bari, Italian civil authorities in the city of Bari, postwar
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
Displaced persons camps
Lechfeld, DP camp, Germany
Renewing of marriage, DP camps, postwar Germany
Graben (Bavaria, Germany)
Warsaw (Poland)
Germany (1945--1949)
postwar letters
concentration camp photographs
Jewish prisoners of Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, 1943
Liquidation of the Warsaw ghetto, 1943
Warsaw (Poland: ghetto)
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising (Poland)
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, liquidation, photo-documents
periodicals, American
Newspaper headlines
Creators:
Documentatin related to the persecutions in the Holocaust (1933 -- 1945)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-02.05.01, artifact donation from Grace Garbus to JFCGLA, 1975, December 12, 1975Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
This document is a letter written by Grace Garbus giving the title of 101 items to the Jewish Federation Council of Greater Los Angeles with the expressed desire of having the items shown or exhibited.
Subject/Index Terms:
donation of artifacts
Grace Garbus, survivor, donator, 1970s
Jewish Federation Council, Los Angeles
Documents in English language
Legal document
Grace Garbus, intention of donations of Holocaust related documents and artifacts, 1975
Jewish Federation Council of Greater LA, 590 N Vermont Ave, LA, CA, 90004
Creators:
Grace Garbus (December 12, 1975)
Jewish Federation Council of Greater Los Angeles (1975--1976)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-02.05.02, affidavit of Leopold Herszkowicz and Imre Zelowice, 1947--1949Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
This document is an affidavit signed by Leopold Herszkowicz and Imre Zelowice swearing under oath that they witnessed the death of Mr. Elemer Kiss at a Ukrainian-based labor camp, prepared in Schwabisch Hall; signed in 1947; notarized in 1949.
Subject/Index Terms:
affidavit, Leopold Herszkowicz and Imre Zelowice
Schwabisch Hall (Bavaria, Germany)
Hungarian labor site near Kiev,1941, 1942
Leopold Herszkowicz, Hungarian labor battalion servicemen
Imre Zelowice, Hungarian labor battalion serviceman
Documents in English language
Postliberation proofs of Nazi-German and Axis persecutions
Legal document
Ukraine (1939-1945)
Forced labor camps
Velykyi Bereznyi (Ukraine)
Elmer Kiss, Hungarian labor battalion serviceman
Velki-Balat (Czechoslovakia)
Velki-Balat (Ukraine)
Volosiankia (Ukraine)
Volosiankia (Czechoslovakia)
Creators:
Civil Register, Schwabisch Hall (1947--1949)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-02.05.03, Petition for Issuance of Marriage Certificate, Civil Registry Wedding for Berlin, 19 November 1957Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
This document is a petition for the issuance of a marriage certificate of Alfred Anders and Else Lipschutz, from the Civil Registries of Berlin, 19 November 1957.
Subject/Index Terms:
Marriage certificates
marriage, Alfred Anders and Else Lipschutz
Legal document
Documents in English language
German civil registry in Bohemia and Moravia, wartime
Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Czechoslovakia (1945--1991)
Civil registries, West Berlin, 1957
Mila Schenkel, notary public, Council of Jewish Women
Creators:
Civil Registry, Berlin. (1957)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-02.05.04, Letter to High Commissioner of Bavaria Pardon and Review Board, 5 November 1949Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
This document is a letter to the HIgh Commissioner of Bavaria Pardon and Review Board from Dr. Herbert Makovsky, Attorney at Law, dated November 5, 1949.  The letter requests the pardon of Leib Wendel who was found guilty of possession of 78 bottles of alcohol.
Subject/Index Terms:
Bavaria (Germany)
Bavaria Pardon and Review Board
Immigration to United States
Munich (Germany)
Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany
Jewish Immigration
Leib Wendel, prisoners of ghetto and concentration camps
International Refugee Organization (IRO)
Weimar republic laws, application in West Germany, 1949
Tegernseer Landstrasse (Munchen, Germany)
Documents in English language
survivors of concentration camps
Dr. Herbert Makovsky, attorney at law, Munich, 1949
Lower military court of Munich, 1949
Black market, Munich, postwar
Survivors of Nazi German concentration camp, Second World War
Black market activity in displaced persons camps, postwar Germany
Black market activity in DP camps, the case of Leib Wendel, 1949
Creators:
Dr. Herbert Makovsky (1949)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-02.05.05, Certificate from Council of Community of Jazlowiec, 10 May 1939Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
This document is a certificate from the Council of the Community of Jazlowiec stating an investigation regarding verification that Aron Koffler was born in Jazlowiec supposedly in 1896, 10 May 1939.
Subject/Index Terms:
Aron Koffler, birth certificate
Birth certificates
Buchach (Ukraine)
Documents in English language
Council of the Community of Jazlowiec
Jazlowiec (Poland)
Poland (1939--1945)
Council of the town of Jazlowiec, 1939
Jewish civil registry, Jazlowiec (Poland)
Yazlovets (Ukraine)
Buczacz (Poland)
Mila Schenkel, notary public, Council of Jewish Women
Reissuance of birth certificates, postwar Europe
Creators:
Council of Community of Jazlowiec (1939)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-02.05.06, Council of Jewish Community in Czecho Countries, 25 October 1956Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
This is a certificate from the Council of the Jewish Community in Czecho Countries certifying Mr. Kurt Heinrich Rothole's transportation record during WWII, ending in Auschwitz without record of his return, 25 Oct 1956.
Subject/Index Terms:
Kurt Heinrich Rotholz, prisoner of ghetto and concentration camps
Theresienstadt (Czechoslovakia: Ghetto)
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
Kurt Heinrich Rotholz, inmate of Theresienstadt ghetto
Documents in English language
Prague (Czech Republic)
Council of Jewish Women of Los Angeles
Postliberation proofs of Nazi-German and Axis persecutions
Jewish Council of Prague, wartime
Judenraet in Prague, Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, wartime
Mila Schenkel, notary public, Council of Jewish Women
Council of the Jewish Community in Czech countries, postwar
Documents from Czechoslovakia certified in Los Angeles, postwar
Creators:
Council of the Jewish Community in Czecho Countries (1956)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-02.05.07, copy of Unified Prefecture of Bari Notarial act, 29 March 1949Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
This document is a copy of a Unified Prefecture of Bari Notarial act certifying that Hava Bojarsk was deported to Treblinka concentration camp and later killed there, 29 March 1949.
Subject/Index Terms:
Treblinka (Poland: extermination camp)
Italian officials, Jewish Refugee Center Bari, Italy, postwar
Hava Bojarsk, perished in Treblinka death camp, 1942
G. Sblendorio, Italian official, Bari, Italy, postwar
Jewish Refugee Center (Bari, Italy)
Documents in English language
Postliberation proofs of Nazi-German and Axis persecutions
Bari (Italy)
Certification of civil status, postwar Europe
Proof of deportation to Treblinka, death camp
Civil procedure to establish documents on the basis of oral testimonies, postwar Europe
Certification of death in the Holocaust on the basis of oral testimonies, postwar Europe
Unified prefecture of Bari, Italian civil authorities in the city of Bari, postwar
Lazar Korczomker, witness in civil certification, Bari, Italy, postwar
Josef Kosowski, Bari, Italy, postwar
Josef Kosowski, certification procedure, Bari, Italy, postwar
Procedure of oath in certification affair, Bari, Italy, postwar
Dr. Mario Apicella, Italian prefect, Bari, Italy, postwar
Motek Arbeiter, witness in civil certification, Bari, Italy, postwar
Jacob Skop, witness in civil certification, Bari, Italy, postwar
Strauch Mina, witness in civil certification, Bari, Italy, postwar
Judel Kotok, witness in civil certification, Bari, Italy, postwar
Creators:
Unified Prefecture of Bari (1949)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-02.05.08, Certificate of Compensation issued to George Werner Seemyler, February 14, 1967Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
This document is a post-war certificate of compensation issued to George Werner Seemyler, written in German, dated February 14, 1967, Wiesbaden, Germany.
Subject/Index Terms:
certificate of compensation
Wiesbaden (Germany)
George Werner Seemyler
Documents in German language
Creators:
Compensation Authority, Wiesbaden (1967)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-02.05.09, Casablanca Certification that Richard Zaporowski born Richard Weinreich, March 3, 1956Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
This document dated March 3, 1956, is a declaration stating that Richard Zaporowski was born Richard Weinreich. Zaporowski changed his name because of the Germanic sound of his former last name Weinreich, in an attempt to prevent persecution in Poland.
Subject/Index Terms:
Richard Zaporowski
Warsaw (Poland)
Mila Schenkel, notary public, Council of Jewish Women
postwar Poland
Casablanca (Morocco)
The general consulate of the republic of Poland (Paris)
Richard Weinreich
Refugees, Polish
Documents in English language
Creators:
Casablanca Notary (1956)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-02.05.10, affidavit from Circuit of Superior Court at Celle legitamizing marriage, October 18, 1949Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
This document is a copy of an affidavit from the Circuit of the Superior Court at Celle, establishing the marriage of Helen Wenger to her first husband Moses Fischauf, written in English, dated October 18, 1949.
Subject/Index Terms:
Marriage certificates
Certificate of Death
Lodz ghetto
affidavit, Helena Wenger and Moses Fischauf
Werner Grahn, attorney and notary, Bergen district, Germany, postwar
Lodz ghetto, identification card
Documents in English language
Legal document
Germany (1949--1990)
Mila Schenkel, notary public, Council of Jewish Women
Creators:
Circuit of the Superior Court at Celle (1949)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-02.05.11, Decision from the Office of the Province for Indemnification and Administrated Estates., 1950sAdd to your cart.View associated digital content.
This document from the Office of the Province for Indemnification and Administrated Estates finds that Jankef Nossen Rubin was Jewish and resided in the Warsaw Ghetto in Poland.  The document also confirms Rubin's death, establishing a widow's pensiion for his wife, residing in Los Angeles, 1950s.
Subject/Index Terms:
Rheinland-Palatinate, German federal land, postwar Germany
Warsaw ghetto
certificate of compensation
Los Angeles (Calif.)
Immigration to United States
English, language
Documents in English language
Legal document
Certificate of Death
Miadziol (Poland)
Miadziol (Lithuania)
Miadziol (Belarus)
Creators:
Office of the Province for Indemnification and Administrated Estates in Rheinland-Pfalz (1950s)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-02.05.12, marriage certificate between Lagerlechfeld DP camp residents, 1949Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
This document is a marriage certification between Lagerlechfeld DP camp residents Izrael Schwarz and Sara Silberfaden before the Civil Registry on October 18, 1949, documented in English.
Subject/Index Terms:
Izrael Schwarz, Holocaust survivor, DP camp resident, Lechfeld, Germany
Lechfeld, DP camp, Germany
Marriage certificates
Cultural activities in Displaced Persons Camps
Displaced persons camps
Sara Schwarz, nee Silberfaden, Holocaust survivor, DP camp resident, Lechfeld, Germany
Legal document
Documents in English language
Siedlce (Poland)
Renewing of marriage, DP camps, postwar Germany
Graben (Bavaria, Germany)
Mila Schenkel, notary public, Council of Jewish Women
survivors of concentration camps
Survivors of Nazi German concentration camp, Second World War
Civil registry of Graben (Bavaria, Germany)
Warsaw (Poland)
Germany (1945--1949)
Creators:
Civil Registry, Lagerlechfeld DP camp (1949)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-02.05.13, envelope addressed to Jewish Federation Council from Grace Garbus, 1970sAdd to your cart.View associated digital content.
This document is an envelope written by Grace Garbus, directed to Mr. Julius Bisno at the Jewish Federation Council in Los Angeles, CA. circa 1970s.
Subject/Index Terms:
Jewish Federation Council, Los Angeles
postwar letters
Julius Bisno, document collector, Jewish Federation Council of greater Los Angeles
Documents in English language
Correspondence in English language
Grace Garbus, survivor, donator, 1970s
Los Angeles (California, United States)
Creators:
Grace Garbus (December 12, 1975)
Jewish Federation Council of Greater Los Angeles (1975--1976)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-02.05.14, newspaper article 'Doctor may be boy in Holocaust photo', Rockland Review, June 30, 1982Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
This document is a newspaper article from the Rockland Review entitled "Doctor may be boy in Holocaust photo," explains that Dr. Tsvi Nussbaum, a New York doctor, may possibly be the boy in an important Holocaust photo, June 30, 1982.
Subject/Index Terms:
Tsvi Nussbaum, potential boy in Holocaust photo post Warsaw Ghetto uprising scene, civilian prisoner
Yad Vashem, Israeli Holocaust remembrance authority, museum and archive
Immigration to United States
concentration camp photographs
The Rockland Review, periodicals, United States
Newspaper headlines
Documents in English language
Jewish prisoners of Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, 1943
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, liquidation, photo-documents
Liquidation of the Warsaw ghetto, 1943
Warsaw (Poland: ghetto)
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising (Poland)
periodicals, American
Creators:
The Rockland Review (June 30, 1982)
Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-02.05.15, temporary certificate from Justice of the Peace of IX District of Paris, August 11, 1939Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
This document is a temporary certificate dated August 11, 1939, valid for two manoths from the Justice of the Peace of the IX District of Paris, inquiring for the French citizenship for the child of Mr. Jacob Rosental, Claude Rosental, born in Paris.
Subject/Index Terms:
Paris (France)
interwar France
French citizenship
temporary certificate
Legal document
Mila Schenkel, notary public, Council of Jewish Women
Documents in English language
Jacob Rozental, refugee from Poland to France
Claude Rozental, child born to Jewish refugee family in Paris, July 27 1939
Documents of French judicial resistance
Application to grant citizenship for Jewish boy in Paris, 1939
Cypa Zubicki, refugee from Poland to France
Application for French citizenship for Claude Rezental, August 11 1939
Justice of the Peace (France)
Creators:
Justice of the Peace of the IX District of Paris (1939)

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[Sub-Collection 1: RG-02.01, DP camps publications, 1945 - 1947],
[Sub-Collection 2: RG-02.02, Official documents of US Military Government in Germany, 1947],
[Sub-Collection 3: RG-02.03, Sylvia Lowe Collection, 1945-1950s],
[Sub-Collection 4: RG-02.05, Civil Judical proceeding in DP camps, 1936-1982],
[Sub-Collection 5: RG-02.06, Perla Karney Collection, 1936-1955],
[Sub-Collection 6: RG-02.07, Unser Leben (Our Life), Yiddish Publication of Liberated Jews in Berlin, 1947-1948],
[Sub-Collection 7: RG-02.08, Journal of the Central Historical Commission of Poland, 1947],
[Sub-Collection 8: RG-02.04, Brycha publication],
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