Letter written by the Holocaust survivor J. Weinberg in New York to the editor of the Forverts newspaper (Kersht is his nom de plume) in New York on his new home in the United States, 06 July 1950

Identifier
5595321
Language of Description
English
Alt. Identifiers
  • O.22/23.50
Level of Description
File
Languages
  • Yiddish
Source
EHRI Partner

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submitted by: רחל אוירבך

Scope and Content

Letter written by the Holocaust survivor J. Weinberg in New York to the editor of the Forverts newspaper (Kersht is his nom de plume) in New York on his new home in the United States, 06 July 1950 The letter was sent in response to the Forverts newspaper writing competition where Holocaust survivors wrote about their new home in the United States, My New Home America.

Subjects

Places

  • <>,<>,<>,United States of America
  • New York,<>,New York,United States

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מכתב שכתב ניצול השואה J.Weinberg מ-New York ארצות הברית ב-6 ביולי 1950 לעורך העיתון פארווערטס (כינויו הספרותי Kersht) ב-New York על ביתו החדש בארצות הברית

Identifier
5595321
Language of Description
Hebrew
Alt. Identifiers
  • O.22/23.50
Level of Description
File
Languages
  • Yiddish
Source
EHRI Partner

Acquisition

submitted by: רחל אוירבך

Scope and Content

מכתב שכתב ניצול השואה J.Weinberg מ-New York ארצות הברית ב-6 ביולי 1950 לעורך העיתון פארווערטס (כינויו הספרותי Kersht) ב-New York על ביתו החדש בארצות הברית המכתב נשלח במסגרת תחרות כתיבה מטעם העיתון פארווערטס, שבה ניצולי שואה בארצות הברית כתבו על ביתם החדש בארצות הברית ("מיין נייע היים אמעריקע").

Subjects

Places

  • <>,<>,<>,United States of America
  • New York,<>,New York,United States

Genre

This description is derived directly from structured data provided to EHRI by a partner institution. This collection holding institution considers this description as an accurate reflection of the archival holdings to which it refers at the moment of data transfer.