Series I: General |
General/ "An Orange Winter: The Beginning of the Holocaust as Seen Through the Eyes of a Child" by Margaret A. McQuillan |
General/Art and music/Karas, Joza, research on music composed in Terezin |
General/Bingham, Hiram |
General/Catholic Church |
General/ Commemorations |
General/Connecticut |
General/Contemporary Accounts/Articles & Manuscripts |
General/ Demonstrations & Protests |
General/Denial |
General/Denmark |
General/Film and Performing Arts |
General/Frank, Anne |
General/Genocide, other occurances |
General/Hitler |
General/Hitler’s Black Record: The Documented Story of Nazi Atrocities Against the Jews issued by the American Jewish Congress, 1943 March 1 |
General/ Horrors of Auschwitz, notes of an artist [Kwiaty Oswiecimia by Zinowij Tolkaczew] |
General/Literature and Fiction |
General/Maps of Nazi aggression, 1945 |
General/Mengele, Joseph investigation, 1980s |
General/Miscellaneous |
General/Nazi War Criminals |
General/Published manuscripts |
General/Reparations and Compensation |
General/Research Papers |
General/Righteous Gentiles |
General/S.S. St. Louis |
General/Tzichor, Memory Books, The Tzebinia Kehilla, |
General/ "Vanished World: A Tribute to Roman Vishniac" |
General/Wallenberg, Raoul |
General/Yanuck, Michael, "Waxing Philosophical" |
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Series II: Survivors |
Survivors/International/Hacker, Bronia, cousin of Bernard L. Bloom |
Survivors/National/Miscellaneous |
Survivors/National/Reunions |
Survivors/National/Second Generation |
Survivors/National/Spielberg oral history project |
Survivors/National/Virginia |
Survivors/National/Wisconsin |
Survivors/National/Yale oral history project |
Survivors/Connecticut/General |
Survivors/Connecticut/Adler, Martin |
Survivors/Connecticut/Avigdor, Isaac |
Survivors/Connecticut/Baer, Inge |
Survivors/Connecticut/Binford, Mira Reym |
Survivors/Connecticut/Chameides, Leon |
Survivors/Connecticut/Chase, David T. and Tec, Nechama |
Survivors/Connecticut/Child survivors and hidden children |
Survivors/Connecticut/Clemens, Ruth (Klemens) |
Survivors/Connecticut/Davis, Albert |
Survivors/Connecticut/Displaced persons |
Survivors/Connecticut/Eichenwald, Jeanette |
Survivors/Connecticut/Engel, Chaim and Wynberg, Selma |
Survivors/Connecticut/Faust, Trudy |
Survivors/Connecticut/Fiss, Harry |
Survivors/Connecticut/Frankfurter, George |
Survivors/Connecticut/Fritz, Renee Schwalb |
Survivors/Connecticut/Frydman, Jack |
Survivors/Connecticut/Goldsher, Issac |
Survivors/Connecticut/Gutman, Nathan |
Survivors/Connecticut/Hershfield, Lotte |
Survivors/Connecticut/Hirth, Ann |
Survivors/Connecticut/Homar, Abraham |
Survivors/Connecticut/Israel, Beatrice Theisebach |
Survivors/Connecticut/Jacobs, Fred and Regina |
Survivors/Connecticut/Kadden (Katten) family, article by granddaughter Shira Springer |
Survivors/Connecticut/Karliner, Walter and Wallerstein, Jules -- SS St. Louis |
Survivors/Connecticut/Kirchheimer, Julius |
Survivors/Connecticut/Klemens, Ruth |
Survivors/Connecticut/Konover, Simon |
Survivors/Connecticut/Kopman, Helen |
Survivors/Connecticut/Korduner. Saul |
Survivors/Connecticut/Korzenick, Joseph |
Survivors/Connecticut/Kubran, Jack and Lea |
Survivors/Connecticut/Lazowski, Phillip and Ruth |
Survivors/Connecticut/Leifer, Mania |
Survivors/Connecticut/Lerman, Miles and Chris |
Survivors/Connecticut/Levy, Henry- Scope and Contents
- Henry Levy, a resident of West Hartford, Connecticut was born in April 1926, in Salonica, Greece. Mr. Levy fled Salonica for Palestine in March 1942, when the town was under Nazi occupation. He was soon captured near the Turkish border, imprisoned and brutally interrogated in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, sentenced to die as a spy and shuffled from prison to prison, and, finally, deported to the Birkenau concentration camp in the spring of 1943.
- Dates
- 1991
- Location Note
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Newspaper clippings and copied biography/press release.
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Survivors/Connecticut/Libitsky, Eva and Martin |
Survivors/Connecticut/Lindauer, Walter |
Survivors/Connecticut/Lubka, Sam |
Survivors/Connecticut/Luftglas, Roman- Scope and Contents
- Roman Luftglas was born in 1925 in Poland. A Holocaust survivor, Roman later worked in Germany at the American Joint Distribution Committee and showed movies to fellow survivors at DP camps. An American man named Dr. Haber gave Roman the opportunity he had been unable to fulfill: going to America. On a trip to Munich to clean his camera equipment, Mr. Luftglas learned that Dr. Haber had found a sponsor for him, the Jewish Committee of Columbia, SC, to come and live in the United States. Before leaving for the U.S., Roman spent time mastering trade skills such as welding and auto-mechanics in attempts to learn a skill that may be useful when he arrived in the States. Three months later on a Saturday in 1950, Roman arrived by ship to Columbia, South Carolina. Roman began to work immediately and held a series of jobs that required his technical and mechanical skills. After applying for citizenship, Roman was drafted into the United States Army at the age of 25 and was sent to Fort Jackson, South Carolina to begin basic training. Roman was then sent to Louisiana and was trained to be a CW operator which he mastered, though it was very difficult. Part of the 45th Infantry, also named Thunderbird, Roman was shipped out to Japan and two weeks later arrived in Korea to replace the 40th Division that had been wiped out. Roman spent many hours in a watch tower looking over both sides of the war and took action when necessary. The time that Roman spent in the Korean War was well served and he took many steps to insure his security and survival during the war. He used his skills that he already acquired to better serve his fellow soldiers and himself. He cut hair and showed movies in order to stay safe from patrol duty in the mountains of Korea. He was sent back to the United States and released from the Army at age 27, and moved to Hartford, CT where he met his wife, Goldie. Roman opened a camera shop in West Hartford that he has owned for 40 years. Recently, the Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C. has donated $10,000 in Roman's name for all that he has accomplished. Throughout his experiences he learned how to be an American by interacting with other soldiers and greatly values what he learned in the Army today. Roman learned to do everything to the best of his ability in order to be proud of himself and his accomplishments. He used the skills he had mastered to create a life that he is very proud of.
- Dates
- 1988/1996
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Newspaper clippings
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Survivors/Connecticut/Melcher, Helene |
Survivors/Connecticut/Meriden, David |
Survivors/Connecticut/Merin, Leonard |
Survivors/Connecticut/Nachtigal, Samuel |
Survivors/Connecticut/Ostfeld, Bernard |
Survivors/Connecticut/Patron, Rachel |
Survivors/Connecticut/Post, Florence |
Survivors/Connecticut/Ressler, Molly |
Survivors/Connecticut/Rothenberg, Lottie |
Survivors/Connecticut/Rubel, Lore and Neuhaus, Rose |
Survivors/Connecticut/Scheer, Bernard |
Survivors/Connecticut/Schiller, Martin |
Survivors/Connecticut/Schindelman, Sylvia |
Survivors/Connecticut/Schwartz, Bernard |
Survivors/Connecticut/Schwartz, Lori |
Survivors/Connecticut/Second Generation/Charov, Helen, article about her mother Tatayana Artemyeff |
Survivors/Connecticut/Second Generation/General |
Survivors/Connecticut/Second Generation/Kassow, Samuel |
Survivors/Connecticut/Second Generation/Ross, Libby Antarsh |
Survivors/Connecticut/Shainfarber, George |
Survivors/Connecticut/Sheiman, Ilse |
Survivors/Connecticut/Shenkman, Herbert |
Survivors/Connecticut/Silberman, Leo L. |
Survivors/Connecticut/Silverton, Leo |
Survivors/Connecticut/Sluis, Henry |
Survivors/Connecticut/Soumerai, Eve |
Survivors/Connecticut/Springer, Irene |
Survivors/Connecticut/Sprung. Ita |
Survivors/Connecticut/Sprung, Leon |
Survivors/Connecticut/Stargardter, Hans |
Survivors/Connecticut/Strauss, Herbert and Lotte |
Survivors/Connecticut/Vogel, Jack |
Survivors/Connecticut/Weilheimer, Richard |
Survivors/Connecticut/Weis, Magda |
Survivors/Connecticut/JHSGH Oral History Project |
Survivors/ Klein, Gerda Weissmann |
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Series III: Commemorations |
Commemorations/Connecticut/Mandala Project, West Hartford |
Commemorations/ Connecticut /March of the Living/Kafer, Jared |
Commemorations/Connecticut/Memos, flyers, programs, 1960s |
Commemorations/Connecticut/Memos, flyers, programs, 1970s |
Commemorations/Connecticut/Memos, flyers, programs, 1980s |
Commemorations/Connecticut/Memos, flyers, programs, 1990s |
Commemorations/Connecticut/Memos, flyers, programs, 2000s |
Commemorations/Connecticut/Newspaper clippings, 1940s |
Commemorations/Connecticut/Newspaper clippings, 1950s |
Commemorations/Connecticut/Newspaper clippings, 1970s |
Commemorations/Connecticut/Newspaper clippings, 1980s |
Commemorations/Connecticut/Newspaper clippings, 1990s |
Commemorations/Connecticut/Newspaper clippings, 2000s |
Commemorations/Connecticut/Weinberg, Elbert sculpture on ground of JCCGH |
Commemorations/Connecticut/West Hartford/Proclamation by Mayor Kevin Sullivan, April 1985 |
Commemorations/Connecticut/Yom Shoah Commemoration |
Commemorations/General/European |
Commemorations/General/March of the Living, 1988 |
Commemorations/General/March of the Living, 2008 |
Commemorations/National |
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Series IV: Education |
Education/Connecticut/Colleges and Libraries |
Education/Connecticut/Miscellaneous |
Education/Connecticut/Museums and Libraries |
Education/Connecticut/Museums and libraries/JHSGH Holocaust room |
Education/Connecticut/Newspaper clippings |
Education/Connecticut/Teaching for a Better World, resource book |
Education/Connecticut/Voices of Hope |
Education/International/Israel Information Center/package of educational materials |
Education/International/Museums and Libraries/Miscellaneous |
Education/National/Florida/Middle School Curriculum |
Education/National/Florida/The Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center of Central Florida |
Education/National/Museums and libraries/Miscellaneous Material |
Education/National/Museums and libraries/Texas |
Education/National/Museums and Libraries/Washington DC/National Holocaust Museum |
Education/National/National/President’s Commission on the Holocaust, 1979 |
Education/National/Publications/"Looking Back: The Holocaust in Words and Pictures" booklet |
Education/National/Publications/miscellaneous advertisements |
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Series V: Poland |
Poland/Children/Booklet: The World Remembers Those Children |
"Zwei Mark", money used in Ghetto |
Poland/Miscellaneous |
Poland/Warsaw Ghetto Uprising/Miscellaneous published materials and newspaper clippings |
Poland/Warsaw Ghetto/Yosell Rackover's "Yossel Rackover's Appeal to God" |
Witnesses/Connecticut/Chapman, William |
Witnesses/Connecticut/Hayes, John F. |
Witnesses/Connecticut/Matlock, Carl |
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Series VI: Exhibits |
Anne Frank and the World exhibit |
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Series VII: Exhibits |
Anne Frank and the World exhibit and the Holocaust Memorial Room |
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Series VIII: Scrapbooks |
Scrapbook containing newspaper clippings about various Holocaust observances, 1980s. |
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Series IX: Oversize |
Miscellaneous oversize documents related to the Holocaust |
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Series X: Double Oversize |
Educational posters from Yad Vashem exhibit related to the Holocaust and Nuremberg trials. |
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Photo Series I: Holocaust Photographs |
Commemorations & Memorials |
General/contemporary scenes, 1940s |
General/File photographs of Anne Frank |
General/Jewish Museum/file photographs of Nazi era |
Survivors/Connecticut/Weiss, Mr. and Mrs. Nandor, photocopies |
Survivors/Connecticut/Weiner, Ruth Frosh (kindertransport, Gibber student) |
Mandala Project/West Hartford, 1976 |
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Photo Series II: Europe and Holocaust Photographs |
Europe and Holocaust/Antepolye, Grodno, 1929 by David Sherry, originals and negatives |
Europe and Holocaust/Antepolye, Grodno, 1929 by David Sherry, 4 folders |
Europe and Holocaust/Funeral in Russia, 1905 |
Europe and Holocaust/Gravestone of Esther Einstein, Poland, c. 1928 |
Europe and Holocaust/Musicians, quartet and choral groups, 1930s |
Europe and Holocaust/Netherlands, World War II, children's class, children wearing Star of David, includes Ruth Fishman |
Europe and Holocaust/Poland, Market Place |
Europe and Holocaust/Poland, Wolkowitz in 1920s |
Europe and Holocaust/Russia, soldiers, 1913 |
Europe and Holocaust/Sephardic Jewry |
Europe and Holocaust/Shul in Poland |
Europe and Holocaust/Shul at Volpa, Russia |
Europe and Holocaust/Spiro/Shapiro family, Czechoslovakia, 1930s-1940s |
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Holocaust Artifacts |
German Security of State medal |
German Sports medal |
German Insignia patch worn by railroad worker |
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