Correspondence with Wulf, Joseph

Identifier
WL3000/9/1/1591
Language of Description
English
Alt. Identifiers
  • 110097
Dates
25 Jul 1955 - 1 Jan 1964
Level of Description
Collection
Languages
  • German
Source
EHRI Partner

Creator(s)

  • Reichskulturkammer

Biographical History

Joseph Wulf was a Polish-German historian of Jewish descent, resistance fighter and Holocaust survivor. Living in West Berlin since the early 1950s, the prolific writer published numerous books on the Third Reich. Furthermore, he proposed a memorial site at the house of the Wannsee Conference as early as 1965.

See Kempter, K., Joseph Wulf: ein Historikerschicksal in Deutschland, Göttingen, Vandenhoeck und Ruprecht, 2013.

Scope and Content

Documenting The Wiener Library’s contribution to his research and publications, the correspondence centres on various requests by Wulf for material on culture and the Reichskulturkammer in the Third Reich, including the fields of art, theatre, literature and film.

Conditions Governing Reproduction

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People

  • Wulf, Joseph

Subjects

Places

  • Third Reich [1933-1945]
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