Archival Descriptions

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  1. Germans in exile: List of documents

    List of documents in the Bundesarchiv, Koblenz on German exiles, 1933-1945 The collection also includes some copy documentation regarding the activities of Prinz Max zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg and Siegfried Rädel, c1943.

  2. Isabella Roth: personal papers

    Collection of papers of Isabella Roth, an Austrian Jewish refugee.

  3. Georg and Eva Oppenheim collection

    This collection contains copy documentation pertaining to Georg Oppenheim's legal training and career; his trial for anti-nazi activities; his post war restitution claim and original correspondence to Eva Stein from her family and Georg Oppenheim.

  4. Hebrew pamphlet: 'Power and Elite'

    This pamphlet was produced in the aftermath of Menachem Begin's election victory.

  5. Reb Hirsch Marx Uhlfelder: Copy family tree

    Copy family tree of Reb Hirsch Marx Uhlfelder compiled by his grandson Joseph Lincoln Uhlfelder, Dresden 1938 

  6. Gerald L.K. Smith: pamphlets

    This collection consists of a set of racist and anti-Semitic pamphlets and other material produced by Gerald L. K. Smith, 1898-1976. The subjects range from attacks on the Black population in the USA to 'a world Jewish conspiracy' behind the Russian Revolution and US Middle East policy amongst others.

  7. George Clare: text of talk

    This talk was given by George Clare at the Wiener Library on the 17th November 1997.

  8. List of Gestapo and SS war criminals

    This is a typescript list of Nazi war criminals, with brief details of the nature of their crimes arranged, in sections according to the place of crime eg Lithuania, Latvia or Belsen, Auschwitz.

  9. Israel Feldhuhn collection

    Israel Feldhuhn collection 

  10. Julius Kunig: POW Diary

    Julius Kunig: POW diary and enclosures

  11. Duke of Bedford: copy correspondence and papers

    This collection of mostly copy correspondence between the Duke of Bedford, the notorious Nazi sympathiser and antisemite, and R. J. Scrutton deals primarily with a discussion of ways to persuade the British population to support a peaceful solution to the war with Germany.

  12. Article re Jewish public servants, Frankfurt

    This article provides short biographical sketches on some of the more well known Jewish public figures in Frankfurt am Main from the early 19th to the 20th centuries. Included are personalities from the fields of commerce, politics, social reform, the arts and science.

  13. Peter Gray collection

    Readers need to reserve a reading room terminal to access this digital content

  14. Anti-Nazi propaganda in Germany: various papers

    Readers need to reserve a reading room terminal to access a digital version of this archive.Anti-Nazi propaganda in Germany: various papers 

  15. Ruth Wiener collection

    The papers include pre-war documents and correspondence while Ruth lived in Amsterdam; material documenting life in Westerbork and Bergen Belsen camps including diary and plan of Westerbork; postwar correspondence from her father, who treated her as head of the family in his absence and after her mother's death; also papers of the Klemens family.In addition readers need to book a reading room terminal to view digital content including video interviews with Ruth and Paul Klemens, c1980s