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Witness to the Holocaust Project files, 1978-1983

Emory University

Robert W. Woodruff Library
Archives and Special Collections
Atlanta, Georgia 30322-2870
(404)727-6887

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Funding for the SAGE Digital Archive Project was provided by an Atlanta, Georgia, foundation.

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Administrative Information

Historical Note

Scope & Content Note

Description of Series

Case files

Liberators

International Liberators Conference (1981)

Survivors

Other

Additions

Release Forms

Audio recordings

Video recordings and films

Photographs

Photograph negatives

Slides

"Witness to the Holocaust" television series

Publications

Video recordings of conferences & exhibits

Slides of public programming activities

Research files

Periodical files

Article files

Video recordings of television programs

Collected slides

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Fred Roberts Crawford Witness to the Holocaust Project (Emory University), 1978-1983

43 boxes (ca. 150 audio recordings, ca. 50 video recordings, ca. 400 photographs and 2 films)

Administrative Information

Publication Rights
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Restrictions
Researchers should contact the repository for terms governing the use of the collection.

Citation
[after identification of item(s)], Fred Roberts Crawford Witness to the Holocaust Project (Emory University) files, Special Collections Department, Robert W. Woodruff Library, Emory University.

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Historical Note

The late Dr. Fred Roberts Crawford, Director of Emory's Center for Research in Social Change and a witness to the liberation of Dachau, founded and directed the project, originally known as the Emory University Center for Research in Social Change Witness to the Holocaust Project. The project's aim was to collect eye witness accounts from Holocaust survivors and camp liberators in order to refute claims that the Holocaust never occurred. Later, that goal was expanded to include documentation and analysis of the long-term effects of the Holocaust. The Project also sought to document smaller camps and sub-camps about which little was known.

Scope and Content Note

The Witness to the Holocaust Project files contain audio and video recordings and transcripts of oral history interviews with liberators, survivors and others; photographs and films donated by liberators; television programs produced by the Project; Project publications; and research materials collected and created between 1978 and 1983.

Organized into 15 series which can be grouped as follows:
1. Materials and information obtained from liberators, survivors and other witnesses to the Holocaust: (I) Case files (primarily interview transcripts); (II) Audio recordings of oral histories; (III) Video recordings of oral history interviews and donated films; (IV) Photographs; (V) Photograph negatives; and (VI) Slides of witness photographs.
2. Project outreach: (VII) "Witness to the Holocaust" television series; (VIII) Project publications; (IX) Videos of Project conferences & exhibits; and (X) Slides of Project outreach activities.
3. Collected research materials: (XI) Research files; (XII) Periodical files; (XIII) Article files; (XIV) Television programs on the Project and on the Holocaust; and (XV) Slides collected for use in Project outreach activities.

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Description of Series
Series I
Case files
1978-1983
8 boxes

Scope and Content Note

This series consists of case files on the liberators, survivors and other witnesses to the Holocaust interviewed by the Project staff. Some of the interviews took place at the International Liberators Conference held in Washington, DC, in October 1981 and sponsored by the U. S. Holocaust Council, a division of the U. S. Department of the Interior. This conference was the first international conference of liberators of concentration camps. The Project also received copies of interviews with liberators done by the Center for Holocaust Studies (Brooklyn, NY) at this conference.

These files contain information release forms, interview evaluation sheets, and transcripts of oral history interviews. A few include correspondence, copies of diaries, or other documentation relating either to liberation or to the process of creating the oral histories. The original release forms were removed from the case files and filed by name in a separate box (Box 8). The audio and/or video recordings can be found in Series II: Audio recordings and Series III: Video recordings. Not all of the audio and video recordings were transcribed. None of the video tapes of survivor oral histories were transcribed.

The International Liberators Conference case files include one interview with a survivor (Richard Glazar) and one interview with a member of the Danish Resistance (Mogan Staffeldt). Background information about the Conference was donated by Dennis Wile in 2000 and is filed under his name.

Organized into: (A) liberators, (B) 1981 International Liberators Conference, (C) survivors, and (D) others. Additions received after April 2000 are filed after Others.

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Container list

Liberator case files

Box	Folder	Title
1	1	Allen, Harry F. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
1	2	Allison, Bill (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
1	3	Anonymous (Sergeant in the 20th Armored Division)-- Dachau
7	144	Ayers, Harold R. (Tucker, Georgia) -- Buchenwald [transcript received in June 2000]
1	4	Baker, John Henry, Jr. (Savannah, Georgia) -- Ohrdruf and Mauthausen
1	5	Barker, Grady M. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
1	6	Barton, William R. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
1	7	Bates, William G. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
1	8	Benjamin, Jean (Jacksonville, Florida) -- Buchenwald
1	9	Bernstein, Abraham (Brooklyn, New York) -- Buchenwald
1	10	Bezares, Frank A. (Griffin, Georgia) -- Gunskirchen
1	11	Bild, Anton (West Bend, Wisconsin) -- [7th Army War Crimes Section], Dachau
1	12	Birnbrey, Henry (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
1	13	Blanc, Dr. Haim (Jerusalem, Israel) -- Dachau
1	14	Bohm, Fred (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Nordhausen
1	15	Bowers, Major Kenneth (Warner Robins, Georgia)-- Buchenwald
1	16	Braun, Ernst (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
1	17	Brown, Elizabeth 0. (Douglasville, Georgia) -- Ohrdruf
1	18	Budansky, Zew (Atlanta, Georgia) -- [Russian Army], Majdanek and ghettoes and labor camps in Russia and Poland
1	19	Campbell, David (Atlanta, Georgia) -- camp near Fallersleben
1	20	Carlquist, Dr. Phillip (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
1	21	Cartledge, William Ned (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Wobbelin and Gardelegen Massacre
1	22	Clark, Franklin Lee (Cartersville, Georgia) -- Mauthausen
1	23	Cogar, Daniel H. (St. Petersburg, Florida) -- Dachau
1	24	Cohn, Judge Aaron (Columbus, Georgia) -- Ebensee
1	25	Cotton, Kenneth William (Rippon, Wisconsin) -- Birkhausen, prisoner of war camp at Moosburg
1	26	[Name withheld by request] (Clarksville, Tennessee)-- Dachau
1	27	[Name withheld by request] (Rome, Georgia) -- Dachau
2	28	Digilio, Edward John (Marietta, Georgia) -- Wobbelin
2	29	Dodd, Roy W. (Morrow, Georgia) -- Dachau
2	30	Doughty, C. W. (Marietta, Georgia) -- Nordhausen
2	31	Drewry, Joe S., Jr. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Augsberg or Landsberg
2	32	Dunagan, W. W. (Tucker, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
2	33	Duncan, Major General George T. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Ohrdruf
2	34	Dunn, John F. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
2	35	[Name withheld by request] (New York, New York) -- Helmbrechts and Grafenwohr
2	36	Fralik, Dr. Ari (New York, New York) -- [Russian Army], displaced persons camps
7	145	Francis, Rachel (Alexandria, New Hampshire) -- Gardelegen Massacre [memoir received in January 2002]
2	37	Freeman, Wilson (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
2	38	Gaylord, Stanley H. (Tampa, Florida) -- Dachau
2	39	Gillespie, Louis Clement (Locust Grove, Georgia)-- camp close to Bonn (Wolfersburg or Regensburg)
2	40	Glashow, Samuel (White Plains, New York) -- Wobbelin
2	41	Glustrom, John (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
2	42	Goodman, Emmett (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Ohrdruf ?
2	43	Greene, Colonel Lewis A. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
2	44	Greenwood, Dr. M. Allen (Staten Island, New York)-- Ebensee
2	45	Gumz, Paul A. (Pine Lake, Georgia) -- Dachau
2	46	Hallett, Jack D. (Clearwater, Florida) -- Dachau
2	47	Hamburger, Frank F., Jr. (Columbus, Georgia) -- Ohrdruf
2	48	Hansen, Bernard L. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Gardelegen Massacre
2	49	Harris, Denton (Atlanta, Georgia) -- medieval castle used as a prison and work camp (Northern Rhine River Valley)
2	50	Hellerstein, Dr. Herman (Cleveland, Ohio) -- Bergen-Belsen
2	51	[Name withheld by request] (East Point, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
2	52	Izac, Representative Edouard V. M. (Bethesda, Maryland) -- [Congressional committee investigating the camps], Buchenwald, Dachau and Nordhausen
2	53	Jucksch, William J. (Waterford, Connecticut) -- Gunskirchen
2	54	Keithan, John William, Jr. (Seattle, Washington) -- Dachau
2	55	King, George E. (Penbroke Farms, Florida) -- Mauthausen
2	56	[Name withheld by request] (Waterbury, Connecticut) -- Ohrdruf
2	57	Lafoon, Jesse (Fairburn, Georgia) -- Dachau
2	58	[Name withheld by request] (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Nordhausen
3	59	Mantler, Marshall J. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- [tactical aide to General Patton, Congressional committee investigating the camps], Dachau
3	60	Margol, Howard (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
3	61	May, Dr. James W. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- camp near Tasha, Nordhausen
3	62	McPheeters, Eugene (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
3	63	Mercer, Fred (Warner Robins, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
3	64	Mitchell, Colonel Curtis -- Bergen-Belsen
3	65	Montesinos, Miguel J. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
3	66	Nadich, Rabbi Judah (New York, New York) -- [advisor on Jewish Affairs for Eisenhower], Dachau, displaced persons camps
3	67	Nash, Lauren (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
3	68	Nesbitt, Matthew (Atlanta, Georgia) -- [Canadian Air Force], Bergen-Belsen
3	69	Parloff, Morris B. (Bethesda, Maryland) -- Nordhausen
3	70	Paul, Calvin Coolidge (Jonesboro, Georgia) -- Mauthausen
3	71	Pearce, Dwight E. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
3	72	Perelman, Robert (Omaha, Nebraska) -- Dachau
3	73	Pine, Leo (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
3	74	Quinn, Lieutenant General William W. (Washington, D.C.) -- Dachau
3	75	Reese, James Dodd (St. Simons, Georgia) -- Wobbelin
3	76	Reilly, Joseph Porter (New York, New York) -- Buchenwald and Dachau
3	77	[Name withheld by request] (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Nordhausen
3	78	Ricketts, George Pierce (Riverdale, Georgia) -- Buchenwald (?)
3	79	Robinson, M. 0. (Stone Mountain, Georgia) -- Bergen-Belsen
3	80	Russ, Robert (Elkhart, Indiana) -- Dachau
3	81	Sadek, Sol (Lisbon, Connecticut) -- [Polish Army], camp near Majdanek and Sachsenhausen
3	82	Schifter, Richard (Washington, D.C.) -- [member of U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council], Nordhausen
3	83	Schley, Dr. Richard L. (Savannah, Georgia) -- Ohrdruf, Mauthausen, Gusen
3	84	Scott, William A. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
3	85	Spiegel, Frank D. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Wobbelin
3	86	Spruill, Thomas J. (Tucker, Georgia) -- Dachau
4	87	Tatum, Willie (Ft. Gaines, Georgia) -- Dachau
4	88	Thouin, Dr. Lawrence G. (Anaheim, California) -- boxcars near Buchenwald and Dachau
4	89	Tirey, Colonel James H. and Cantor Isaac Goodfriend (Bedford, Indiana) -- Landau
4	90	Turner, Haiden G. (Avondale Estates, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
4	91	[Name withheld by request] (Atlanta, Georgia) -- camp near Leipzig
4	92	Webber, Malcolm (New Haven, Connecticut) -- camp near Hemer
4	93	Wehmoff, George (Anchorage, Alaska) -- unnamed small camps
4	94	Weinberg, Dr. William M. (Highland Park, New Jersey) -- Schirmeck, work camp between Lampertheim and Huttenfeld, Dachau
4	95	Westmoreland, John D. (Boswell, Oklahoma) -- small camps near the Rhine River in Southern Germany
4	96	Weston, Bert (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Ebensee
4	97	Wildman, Reverend Albert C. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Wobbelin
4	98	Wile, Dennis E. (Clarkston, Georgia) -- Buchenwald (additions in folder 98a)
4	99	Williams, Colonel Carroll J. (Dunwoody, Georgia) -- factories at labor camps at Belsen Hohne, Buchenwald and subcamps, and Pilsen, Czechoslovakia
4	100	Wiseburg, Howard (Cohasset, Massachusetts) -- Dachau
4	101	Woelfer, Carlisle (Fayetteville, North Carolina) -- Dachau
4	102	Zimmerman, Jerome (Atlanta, Georgia) -- work camp near Muchingottfag

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International Liberators Conference (1981: Washington, DC) case files

Box	Folder	Title
5	103	Ashby, Reginald -- Gusen
5	104	Bild, Anton (West Bend, Wisconsin) -- [7th Army War Crimes Section], Dachau
5	105	Breuer, Alexander -- Buchenwald
5	106	Chilczuk, Michael -- [Polish Army], Majdanek and Sachsenhausen
5	107	Colvin, Kenneth -- work camp at Brenau, Stalag 6 (Hemer, Germany), Oberhof, Iserlohn, Wels, Mauthausen, Ebensee and Katzet Friedhoff
5	108	Coulston, John, Robert Hasen and Runyon Peterson -- Ohrdruf
5	109	Coulston, John, Robert Hasen, Victor Ragard and Walter McClashy -- Ohrdruf, Flossenburg, Dachau, Wobbelin and Nurenburg Trials
5	110	DeJarnette, Henry and Lou Zullinger -- Dachau and Ohrdruf
5	111	Doyle, Father Edward, James Livesay and Rabbi Gunther Plout -- Nordhausen
5	112	Elberfeld, Richard -- Bergen-Belsen
5	113	Ellifritz, Marie -- Mauthausen
5	114	Freedman, Leon J. -- Buchenwald
5	115	Gineo, David and Minashe Hauser -- [British Royal Air Force, Jewish Brigade]; Jews in Italy, Yugoslavia, and North Africa; Dachau; displaced persons camps; immigrant camps in Israel
5	116	Glazar, Richard -- [survivor], Theresienstadt, Treblinka and labor camp near Mannheim
5	117	Glustrom, John, Dennis E. Wile and Leo Pine [TV program] -- Buchenwald
5	118	Hallowell, John -- Dachau
5	119	Johnson, William -- Flossenburg
5	120	Lathrop, Dix -- Mauthausen
5	121	Motzko, Edmund -- Gardelegen Massacre
5	122	Roberts, Brigadier General Francis Joseph -- Niederhagen
5	123	Rose, Alan -- [British Army], Bergen-Belsen
5	124	Scott, William A. -- Buchenwald
5	125	Spruill, Thomas J. and Jesse Lafoon [TV program] -- Dachau
5	126	Staffeldt, Mogan -- Danish Resistance
5	127	Tievsky, Dr. George -- Dachau
5	128	Wile, Dennis E. -- International Liberators Conference Materials

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Survivor case files

Box	Folder	Title
6	129	Arbiser, Pola -- hid in Drohobycz, Truskawiec, Boryslaw (all then in Poland) [empty]
6	130	Greeson, Livia (College Park, Georgia) -- Auschwitz-Birkenau, Krakow, Bergen-Belsen
6	131	Grooen, Jaap (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Westerbork, Auschwitz, Mauthausen, Ebensee
6	132	Kimmelman, Mira (Oak Ridge, Tennessee) -- Danzig, work camp at Bleishen, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Bergen-Belsen
6	133	Kirly, Rebecca (Facher) -- Roschkovce, Czechoslovakia; trip to Palestine; interned on Mauritius; emigrated to Palestine [empty]
6	134	Klug, Hela (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Danzig, Oberalpstadt camp near Theresienstadt
6	135	Lee, Irmgard (Atlanta, Georgia) -- family persecuted because they helped Jews (Germany)
6	136	Lynn, Murray Alfred (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Auschwitz, Birkenau [empty]
6	137	Rosenfelder, John (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Theresienstadt, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Landsberg
6	138	Waxman, Hilda (Lauderdale Lakes, Florida) -- Buchenwald
6	139	Zweig, Deborah (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Poland, Russia and Siberia

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Other case files

Box	Folder	Title
7	140	Fryd, Lena (Copenhagen, Denmark) -- Danish Resistance
7	141	Betty and Isaac Goodfriend Holocaust Collection (Atlanta, Georgia)
7	142	Paschal, Eliza (King) (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Red Cross clubmobile, D-Day invasion
7	143	Seeman, Ursula (de Boor) (Hamburg, Germany) -- doctor arrested for anti-Nazi sentiments

Additions to Case Files (after May 2000)

Box	Folder	Title
7	144	Ayers, Harold R. (Tucker, Georgia) -- Buchenwald [liberator]
7	145	Francis, Rachel (Alexandria, New Hampshire) -- Gardelegen Massacre [liberator]

Release forms (Box 8)

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Series II
Audio recordings
1978-1983
4 boxes

Scope and Content Note

This series consists of audio recordings of oral history interviews conducted by Project staff members. Transcripts of these recordings can be found in Series I: Case files.

Organized into: (A) Liberators and (B) Survivors.

Container list

Liberator audio recordings

Box	Reel	Title
9	1	Allen, Harry F. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
9	2	Allison, Bill (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
9	3	Anonymous (Sergeant in the 20th Armored Division) -- Dachau
9	4	Ayers, Harold R. (Tucker, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
9	5	Baker, John Henry, Jr. (Savannah, Georgia) -- Ohrdruf and Mauthausen
9	6	Barker, Grady M. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
9	7	Barton, William R. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
9	8	Bates, William G. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
9	9	Benjamin, Jean (Jacksonville, Florida) -- Buchenwald
9	10	Bernstein, Abraham (Brooklyn, New York) -- Buchenwald
9	11	Berry, Horace S. (Inman ?, South Carolina) -- Gunskirchen
9	12	Bezares, Frank A. (Griffin, Georgia) -- Gunskirchen
9	13	Birnbrey, Henry (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
9	14	Blanc, Dr. Haim (Jerusalem, Israel) -- Dachau
9	15	Bohm, Fred (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Nordhausen
9	16	Bowers, Major Kenneth (Warner Robins, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
9	17	Braun, Ernst (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
9	18	Brown, Elizabeth 0. (Douglasville, Georgia) -- Ohrdruf
9	19	Budansky, Zew (Atlanta, Georgia) -- [Russian Army], Majdanek and ghettoes and labor camps in Russia and Poland (1 of 2)
9	20	Budansky, Zew (Atlanta, Georgia) -- [Russian Army], Majdanek and ghettoes and labor camps in Russia and Poland (2 of 2)
9	21	Campbell, David (Atlanta, Georgia) -- camp near Fallersleben (1 of 2)
9	22	Campbell, David (Atlanta, Georgia) -- camp near Fallersleben (2 of 2)
9	23	Carlquist, Dr. Phillip (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
9	24	Cartledge, William Ned (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Wobbelin and Gardelegen Massacre
9	25	Clark, Franklin Lee (Cartersville, Georgia) -- Mauthausen
9	26	Cogar, Daniel H. (St. Petersburg, Florida) -- Dachau
9	27	Cohn, Judge Aaron (Columbus, Georgia) -- Ebensee (1 of 2)
9	28	Cohn, Judge Aaron (Columbus, Georgia) -- Ebensee (2 of 2)
9	29	Cotton, Kenneth William (Rippon, Wisconsin) -- Birkhausen, prisoner of war camp at Moosburg
9	30	[Name withheld by request] (Clarksville, Tennessee)-- Dachau
9	31	[Name withheld by request] (Rome, Georgia) -- Dachau
9	32	Digilio, Edward John (Marietta, Georgia) -- Wobbelin
9	33	Dodd, Roy W. (Morrow, Georgia) -- Dachau
9	34	Doughty, C. W. (Marietta, Georgia) -- Nordhausen
9	35	Drewry, Joe S., Jr. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Augsberg or Landsberg
9	36	Dunagan, W. W. (Tucker, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
10	37	Duncan, Major General George T. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Ohrdruf
10	38	Dunn, John F. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
10	39	Dye, Harold A. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Buchenwald (1 of 4)
10	40	Dye, Harold A. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Buchenwald (2 of 4)
10	41	Dye, Harold A. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Buchenwald (3 of 4)
10	42	Dye, Harold A. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Buchenwald (4 of 4)
10	43	[Name withheld by request] (New York, New York) -- Helmbrechts and Grafenwohr
10	44	Fralik, Dr. Ari (New York, New York) -- [Russian Army], displaced persons camps
10	45	Freeman, Wilson (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau (1 of 2)
10	46	Freeman, Wilson (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau (2 of 2)
10	47	Gaylord, Stanley H. (Tampa, Florida) -- Dachau
10	48	Gillespie, Louis Clement (Locust Grove, Georgia) -- camp close to Bonn (Wolfersburg or Regensburg?)
10	49	Glashow, Samuel (White Plains, New York) -- Wobbelin
10	50	Glustrom, John (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
10	51	Goodman, Emmett (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Ohrdruf?, displaced persons camps
10	52	Greene, Colonel Lewis A. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
10	53	Greenwood, Dr. M. Allen (Staten Island, New York) -- Ebensee
10	54	Gumz, Paul A. (Pine Lake, Georgia) -- Dachau
10	55	Hallett, Jack D. (Clearwater, Florida) -- Dachau
10	56	Hamburger, Frank F., Jr. (Columbus, Georgia) -- Ohrdruf
10	57	Hansen, Bernard L. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Gardelegen Massacre
10	58	Harris, Denton (Atlanta, Georgia) -- medieval castle used as a prison and work camp (Northern Rhine River Valley)
10	59	Hellerstein, Dr. Herman (Cleveland, Ohio) -- Bergen-Belsen (1 of 2)
10	60	Hellerstein, Dr. Herman (Cleveland, Ohio) -- Bergen-Belsen (2 of 2)
10	61	[Name withheld by request] (East Point, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
10	62	Izac, Representative Edouard V. M. (Bethesda, Maryland) -- Buchenwald, Dachau and Nordhausen
10	63	Jucksch, William J. (Waterford, Connecticut) -- Gunskirchen
10	64	Keithan, John William, Jr. (Seattle, Washington) -- Dachau
10	65	King, George E. (Penbroke Farms, Florida) -- Mauthausen
10	66	[Name withheld by request] (Waterbury, Connecticut) -- Ohrdruf
10	67	Lafoon, Jesse (Fairburn, Georgia) -- Dachau
10	68	[Name withheld by request] (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Nordhausen
10	69	Mantler, Marshall J. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- [tactical aide to General Patton, Congressional committee investigating the camps], Dachau
10	70	Margol, Howard (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
10	71	May, Dr. James W. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- -- camp near Tasha, Nordhausen
10	72	McPheeters, Eugene (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
11	73	Mercer, Fred (Warner Robins, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
11	74	Mitchell, Colonel Curtis -- Bergen-Belsen
11	75	Montesinos, Miguel J. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
11	76	Nadich, Rabbi Judah (New York, New York) -- [advisor on Jewish Affairs for Eisenhower], Dachau, displaced persons camps
11	77	Nash, Lauren (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
11	78	Nesbitt, Matthew (Atlanta, Georgia) -- [Canadian Air Force], Bergen-Belsen
11	79	Parloff, Morris B. (Bethesda, Maryland) -- Nordhausen
11	80	Paul, Calvin Coolidge (Jonesboro, Georgia) -- Mauthausen
11	81	Pearce, Dwight E. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
11	82	Perelman, Robert (Omaha, Nebraska) -- Dachau
11	83	Pine, Leo (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
11	84	Quinn, Lieutenant General William W. (Washington, D.C.) -- Dachau
11	85	Reese, James Dodd (St. Simons, Georgia) -- Wobbelin
11	86	Reilly, Joseph Porter (New York, New York) -- Buchenwald and Dachau
11	87	[Name withheld by request] (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Nordhausen
11	88	Ricketts, George Pierce (Riverdale, Georgia) -- Buchenwald (?)
11	89	Robinson, M. 0. (Stone Mountain, Georgia) -- Bergen-Belsen
11	90	Russ, Robert (Elkhart, Indiana) -- Dachau
11	91	Sadek, Sol (Lisbon, Connecticut) -- Sadek, Sol (Lisbon, Connecticut) -- [Polish Army], camp near Majdanek and Sachsenhausen (1 of 2)
11	92	Sadek, Sol (Lisbon, Connecticut) -- Sadek, Sol (Lisbon, Connecticut) -- [Polish Army], camp near Majdanek and Sachsenhausen (2 of 2)
11	93	Schifter, Richard (Washington, D.C.) -- Schifter, Richard (Washington, D.C.) -- [member of U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council], Nordhausen (1 of 2)
11	94	Schifter, Richard (Washington, D.C.) -- Schifter, Richard (Washington, D.C.) -- [member of U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council], Nordhausen (2 of 2)
11	95	Schley, Dr. Richard L. (Savannah, Georgia) -- Ohrdruf, Mauthausen, Gusen
11	96	Scott, William A. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
11	97	Spiegel, Frank D. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Wobbelin
11	98	Spruill, Thomas J. (Tucker, Georgia) -- Dachau
11	99	Tatum, Willie (Ft. Gaines, Georgia) -- Dachau (1 of 2)
11	100	Tatum, Willie (Ft. Gaines, Georgia) -- Dachau (2 of 2)
11	101	Thouin, Dr. Lawrence G. (Anaheim, California) -- boxcars near Buchenwald and Dachau
11	102	Tirey, Colonel James H. and Cantor Isaac Goodfriend (Bedford, Indiana) -- Landau
11	103	Turner, Haiden G. (Avondale Estates, Georgia) -- Buchenwald (only have use copy of tape 1 of 2)
11	104	[Name withheld by request] (Atlanta, Georgia) -- camp near Leipzig
11	105	Webber, Malcolm (New Haven, Connecticut) -- camp near Hemer
11	106	Wehmoff, George (Anchorage, Alaska) -- unnamed small camps
11	107	Weinberg, Dr. William M. (Highland Park, New Jersey) -- Schirmeck, work camp between Lampertheim and Huttenfeld, Dachau
11	108	Westmoreland, John D. (Boswell, Oklahoma) -- small camps near the Rhine River in Southern Germany (1 of 2)
11	109	Westmoreland, John D. (Boswell, Oklahoma) -- small camps near the Rhine River in Southern Germany (2 of 2)
12	110	Weston, Bert (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Ebensee
12	111	Wildman, Reverend Albert C. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Wobbelin (1 of 2)
12	112	Wildman, Reverend Albert C. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Wobbelin (2 of 2)
12	113	Wile, Dennis E. (Clarkston, Georgia) -- Buchenwald (1 of 2)
12	114	Wile, Dennis E. (Clarkston, Georgia) -- Buchenwald (2 of 2)
12	115	Williams, Colonel Carroll J. (Dunwoody, Georgia) -- factories at labor camps at Belsen Hohne, Buchenwald and subcamps, and Pilsen, Czechoslovakia (1 of 4)
12	116	Williams, Colonel Carroll J. (Dunwoody, Georgia) -- factories at labor camps at Belsen Hohne, Buchenwald and subcamps, and Pilsen, Czechoslovakia (2 of 4)
12	117	Williams, Colonel Carroll J. (Dunwoody, Georgia) -- factories at labor camps at Belsen Hohne, Buchenwald and subcamps, and Pilsen, Czechoslovakia (3 of 4)
12	118	Williams, Colonel Carroll J. (Dunwoody, Georgia) -- factories at labor camps at Belsen Hohne, Buchenwald and subcamps, and Pilsen, Czechoslovakia (4 of 4)
12	119	Wiseburg, Howard (Cohasset, Massachusetts) -- Dachau
12	120	Woelfer, Carlisle (Fayetteville, North Carolina) -- Dachau
12	121	Young, Edward (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Dachau
12	122	Zimmerman, Jerome (Atlanta, Georgia) -- work camp near Muchingottfag

Survivor audio recordings

Box	Reel	Title
12	123	Arbiser, Pola -- hid in Drohobycz, Truskawiec, Boryslaw (all then in Poland)
12	124	Greeson, Livia (College Park, Georgia) -- Auschwitz-Birkenau, Krakow, Bergen-Belsen
12	125	Grooen, Jaap (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Auschwitz and Ebensee
12	126	Kimmelman, Mira (Oak Ridge, Tennessee) -- Danzig (1 of 2)
12	127	Kimmelman, Mira (Oak Ridge, Tennessee) -- Danzig (2 of 2)
12	128	Kirly, Rebecca (Facher) -- Roschkovce, Czechoslovakia; trip to Palestine; interned on Mauritius; emigrated to Palestine
12	129	Klug, Hela (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Danzig
12	130	Lee, Irmgard (Atlanta, Georgia) -- persecution because German family helped Jews in Germany
12	131	Lynn, Murray Alfred (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Auschwitz, Birkenau (1 of 2)
12	132	Lynn, Murray Alfred (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Auschwitz, Birkenau (2 of 2)
12	133	Rosenfelder, John (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Theresienstadt, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Landsberg (1 of 2)
12	134	Rosenfelder, John (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Theresienstadt, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Landsberg (2 of 2)
12	135	Waxman, Hilda (Lauderdale Lakes, Florida) -- Buchenwald
12	136	Zweig, Deborah (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Poland, Russia and Siberia (1 of 2)
12	137	Zweig, Deborah (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Poland, Russia and Siberia (2 of 2)

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Series III
Video recordings and films
1978-1983
3 boxes

Scope and Content Note

This series consists of video recordings of some of the oral history interviews conducted by the Project, films received from liberators and video tapes of oral histories conducted at other repositories. Some of the interviews took place at the International Liberators Conference held in Washington, DC, in October 1981 and sponsored by the U. S. Holocaust Council, a division of the U. S. Department of the Interior. This conference was the first international conference of liberators of concentration camps. The Project also received copies of interviews with liberators done by the Center for Holocaust Studies (Brooklyn, NY) at this conference. Transcripts for the interviews can be found in Series I: Case files.

Organized into: (A) Liberators, (B) International Liberators Conference (1981: Washington, DC) and (C) Survivors.

Container list

Liberator video recordings and films

Box	Reel	Title
13	1	Izac, Representative Edouard V. M. (Bethesda, Maryland) -- Buchenwald, Dachau and Nordhausen (1 of 4)
13	2	Izac, Representative Edouard V. M. (Bethesda, Maryland) -- Buchenwald, Dachau and Nordhausen (2 of 4)
13	3	Izac, Representative Edouard V. M. (Bethesda, Maryland) -- Buchenwald, Dachau and Nordhausen (3 of 4)
13	4	Izac, Representative Edouard V. M. (Bethesda, Maryland) -- Buchenwald, Dachau and Nordhausen (4 of 4)
13	5	Izac, Representative Edouard V. M. (Bethesda, Maryland) -- Buchenwald, Dachau and Nordhausen
13	6	Izac, Representative Edouard V. M. and Lieutenant General William W. Quinn -- Buchenwald, Dachau and Nordhausen
13	7	Quinn, Lieutenant General William W. -- Dachau (1 of 2)
13	8	Quinn, Lieutenant General William W. -- Dachau (2 of 2)
13	9	Excerpts (Gross, Nesbitt, Silverman, Hursch, Greenland, Galman, Goodfriend, Wygoda, Sugarman) (1 of 2)
13	10	Excerpts (Gross, Nesbitt, Silverman, Hursch, Greenland, Galman, Goodfriend, Wygoda, Sugarman) (2 of 2)
13	11	[Name withheld by request] -- film of Ohrdruf during liberation (color)
13	12	[unknown] -- film of Dachau and Buchenwald during liberation

International Liberator Conference (1981: Washington DC) video recordings

Box	Reel	Title
13	13	Bild, Anton (West Bend, Wisconsin) -- [7th Army War Crimes Section], Dachau
14	14	Breuer, Alexander -- Buchenwald
14	15	DeJarnette, Henry and Lou Zullinger -- Dachau and Ohrdruf
14	16	Ellifritz, Marie -- Mauthausen
14	17	Doyle, Father Edward, James Livesay and Rabbi Gunther Plout -- Nordhausen
14	18	Scott, William A. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Buchenwald
14	19	Staffeldt, Mogan -- Danish Resistance

Survivor video recordings

Box	Reel	Title
14	20	Baruch, Mrs. Chadja (1 of 2)
14	21	Baruch, Mrs. Chadja (2 of 2)
15	39	Goldhammer, Ginger [received in March 2002]
14	22	Hall, Alan (1 of 3)
14	23	Hall, Alan (2 of 3)
14	24	Hall, Alan (3 of 3)
14	25	Hall, Edmund (1 of 2)
14	26	Hall, Edmund (2 of 2)
15	27	Hall, Maria (1 of 3)
15	28	Hall, Maria (2 of 3)
15	29	Hall, Maria (3 of 3)
15	30	Neuhas, Bella (1 of 2)
15	31	Neuhas, Bella (2 of 2)
15	32	Neuhas, Leo (part 2 only)
15	33	Popowski, Henry (1 of 2)
15	34	Popowski, Henry (2 of 2)
15	35	Popowski, Paula (1 of 2)
15	36	Popowski, Paula (2 of 2)
15	37	Weiss, Isaac and Sam
15	38	Edited Excerpts

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Series IV
Photographs
7 boxes

Scope and Content Note

This series consists of photographs donated by liberators, survivors and others. Some are original prints and others are copies of photos still held privately. The Project staff numbered the photographs as they were received. Negatives for the photographs are in Series V: Photograph negatives. Slides were made of some of the images and can be found in Series VI: Slides.

The photos taken by the Associated Press were donated by Dr. Daniel Weiner, Atlanta, Georgia. These pictures are the property of The Associated Press and may be used only for the purposes of reproduction when authorized by the owner. They may not be syndicated, rented or loaned, or used for advertising purposes or for the purposes of trade.

Filed in albums as follows: (1) A - L [except Buchenwald and Dachau], (2) M - W, (3) Buchenwald, (4) Dachau, (5) Miscellaneous, (6) AP Wire Photographs and (7) Duplicates. Arranged within each subseries alphabetically by donor name (except for the AP Wire photos which are arranged by topic and duplicates which are arranged by camp).

Container list

Auschwitz

Box	Folder	Title
16	1	Unknown
16	2	UPI

Bergen-Belsen

Box	Folder	Title
16	3	Anonymous (Griffin, Georgia)
16	4	Levine, Joseph
16	5	Nesbitt, Matthew

Buchenwald

Box	Folder	Title
18	1	Anonymous (Griffin, Georgia)
18	2	Ayers, Harold
18	3	Breuer, Alexander
18	4	Diller, Eugene
18	5	Izac, Representative Edouard V. M.
18	6	Jackson, T. J.
18	7	Mercer, Fred
18	8	Nash, Lauren
18	9	Pearce, Dwight E.
18	10	Poulis, Andy
18	11	Rauzin, Ruth
18	12	Unknown
18	13	Wile, Dennis E.

Dachau

Box	Folder	Title
19	1	Anti-Defamation League
19	2	Berry, Horace
19	3	Cooper, Belton
19	4	Dunn, John F.
19	5	Erb, Charles
19	6	Fossieck, Theodore
19	7	Gaber, Mrs. Sidney
19	8	Glick, Eugene
19	9	Gumz, Paul A.
19	10	Izac, Representative Edouard V. M.
19	11	Keithan, John William, Jr.
19	12	Lafoon, Jesse
19	13	Mitchell, Ralph
19	14	Montesinos, Miguel J.
19	15	Raper, Carlton
19	16	Unknown

Ebensee

Box	Folder	Title
16	6	Bordas, Carl
16	7	Cohn, Judge Aaron
16	8	Greenwood, M. Allen
16	9	Weston, Bert

Flossenburg

Box	Folder	Title
16	10	Terry, Jack
16	11	Unknown

Gardelegen Massacre

Box	Folder	Title
16	12	Campbell, David
16	13	Cartledge, William Ned
16	14	Hansen, Bernard L.
16	15	Izac, Representative Edouard V. M.
16	16	Motzko, Edmund
16	17	Mussell, Walt

Gunskirchen

Box	Folder	Title
16	18	Logan, Bennie

Gusen

Box	Folder	Title
16	19	Schley, Dr. Richard L.

Landsberg

Box	Folder	Title
16	20	Rask, A. N.
16	21	Whiting, E. L.
16	22	Wright, Joseph

Mauthausen

Box	Folder	Title
17	23	Clark, Franklin Lee
17	24	Hollander, Frederick
17	25	Just, Heinz
17	26	Knolla, Peter V.

Nordhausen

Box	Folder	Title
17	27	Anonymous (Griffin, Georgia)
17	28	Hitchcox, George
17	29	Izac, Representative Edouard V. M.

Ohrdruf

Box	Folder	Title
17	30	Anonymous (Griffin, Georgia)
17	31	Baker, John Henry, Jr.
17	32	Brown, Elizabeth O.-- in memory of Eugene Brown
17	33	Diller, Eugene
17	34	Erickson, Axel
17	35	Hollander, Frederick
17	36	Izac, Representative Edouard V. M.
17	37	Jacobson, Robert H.
17	38	Mercer, Fred
17	39	Ricketts, George Pierce
17	40	Smith, Raymond
17	41	Todd, William

Ratigen, Germany

Box	Folder	Title
17	42	Walsh, George C.

Treblinka

Box	Folder	Title
17	43	Pezzini, Antonio

Wobbelin

Box	Folder	Title
17	44	Cartledge, William Ned
17	45	Reese, James Dodd
17	46	Unknown

Non-Camp/Unknown Location -- Donor Known

Box	Folder	Title
20	1	Anonymous (Griffin, Georgia)
20	2	Bacon, Leonard Lee
20	3	Brown, Elizabeth O.-- in memory of Eugene Brown
20	4	Clark, Franklin Lee
20	5	Diller, Eugene
20	6	[Name withheld by request]
20	7	Izac, Representative Edouard V. M.
20	8	Krochmal, Dr. Arnold
20	9	May, Dr. James W.
20	10	Palumbo, Ben
20	11	Rauzin, Ruth

Non-Camp/Unknown Location -- Donor Unknown

Box	Folder	Title
20	12	19 photos

Jewish Resistance

Box	Folder	Title
20	13	1 photo

Ethel Ostry Diary -- donated by Fisher

Box	Folder	Title
20	14	5 photos. (Includes photos of refugees on ships to Palestine in 1947.)

Ruins of a Synagogue at Weinheim -- donated by Ernst Braun

Box	Folder	Title
20	15	2 photos.

Deportations

Box	Folder	Title
20	16	4 photos.

Other

Box	Folder	Title
20	17	Gaber, Sidney -- Munich in 1945 and ruins
20	18	Hollander, Frederick -- castle
20	19	Mercer, Fred -- cathedral in Metz, France
20	20	Shapiro, Maurice M. -- Chancellery in Berlin
20	21	Unknown

AP Wire Photos

Box	Folder	Title
21	1	Allied Forces in Germany
21	2	Allied Victory
21	3	Concentration Camps
21	4	Germans Return Home
21	5	Germany's Surrender
21	6	Hitler's Regime Uncovered
21	7	Memorial Services
21	8	Strategic Locations
21	9	Miscellaneous

Duplicate photographs (Box 22)

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Series V
Photograph negatives
1 box

Scope and Content Note

This series consists of negatives of photographs taken by liberators, survivors, and other witnesses. Most were produced by the Project, but some were created by the Selected Archives at Georgia Tech and Emory Project. For more information about the negatives, contact the repository.

Box 23. Organized into subseries by camp. Arranged within each subseries alphabetically by donor name.

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Series VI
Slides
1 box

Scope and Content Note

This series consists of slides of photographs taken by liberators, survivors and other witnesses. There are prints of some of these images in Series IV: Photographs. There are negatives for some of these images in Series V: Photograph negatives.

Organized into subseries by camp. Arranged within each subseries alphabetically by donor name.

Container list

Auschwitz

Box	Folder	Title
24	1	UPI
24	2	Kopecky, Lilli (1 of 2)
24	3	Kopecky, Lilli (2 of 2)

Bergen-Belsen

Box	Folder	Title
24	4	Anonymous (Griffin, Georgia)
24	5	Mitchell, Colonel Curtis
24	6	Nesbitt, Matthew

Buchenwald

Box	Folder	Title
24	7	Anonymous (Griffin, Georgia)
24	8	Izac, Representative Edouard V. M.
24	9	Jackson, T. J.
24	10	Mercer, Fred
24	11	Nash, Lauren
24	12	Pearce, Dwight E.
24	13	Unknown
24	14	Wile, Dennis E.

Dachau

Box	Folder	Title
24	15	Dunn, John F. and Belton Cooper
24	16	Dye, Harold (1961)
24	17	Fossieck, Theodore
24	18	Gumz, Paul A.
24	19	Izac, Representative Edouard V. M.
24	20	Lafoon, Jesse
24	21	Unknown

Ebensee

Box	Folder	Title
24	22	Cohn, Judge Aaron
24	23	Greenwood, M. Allen
24	24	Weston, Bert

Gardelegen Massacre

Box	Folder	Title
24	25	Cartledge, William Ned
24	26	Hansen, Bernard L.
24	27	Izac, Representative Edouard V. M.
24	28	Mussell, Walt
24	29	Unknown

Gunskirchen

Box	Folder	Title
24	30	"The 71st Came ... To Gunskirchen Lager"

Landsberg

Box	Folder	Title
24	31	Wright, Joseph

Mauthausen

Box	Folder	Title
24	32	Hollander, Frederick
24	33	Just, Heinz

Miscellaneous

Box	Folder	Title
24	34	Anonymous (Griffin, Georgia)
24	35	Izac, Representative Edouard V. M.
24	36	May, Dr. James W.
24	37	Unknown

Nordhausen

Box Folder Title

24 38 Anonymous (Griffin, Georgia)

24 39 Curtis, William

24 40 Hitchcox, George

24 41 Izac, Representative Edouard V. M.

Ohrdruf

Box Folder Title

24 42 Anonymous (Griffin, Georgia)

24 43 Hollander, Frederick

24 44 Izac, Representative Edouard V. M.

24 45 Ricketts, George Pierce

24 46 Todd, William

Prisoners of War

Box Folder Title

24 47 Crawford, Fred Roberts

Wobbelin

Box Folder Title

24 48 Cartledge, William Ned

24 49 Reese, James Dodd

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Series VII
"Witness to the Holocaust" television series
1978-1979, 1981
2 boxes

Scope and Content Note

This series consists of video recordings of a television series produced by the Project. The Emory University Center for Research in Social Change began production of the series, entitled "Witness to the Holocaust", in April 1979. An interview with Major General George T. Duncan was filmed in November 1978, and it served as the prototype. It aired over Channel 5 (CBS-WAGA) and Channel 30 (PBS-Atlanta Public Schools). Copies of these programs were distributed to national PBS officials and to other institutions in West Germany, Israel and the United States. Several educational institutions in the U. S. purchased the series to use in conjunction with Holocaust courses. A second set of programs was produced in May 1981. This entire series aired over the educational network in Miami, Florida, starting in December 1981. (Source: "Letter to the Reader" by Fred Roberts Crawford in the Project's reprint of Dachau, 1982)

Slides taken during the taping can be found in Series X: Slides of Public Programming Activities. Transcripts of two programs (Glustrom/Pine/Wile and Spruill/Lafoon) can be found in Series I: Case Files in the International Liberators Conference subseries.

Organized into: (A) 1978 interview, (B) 1979 series and (C) 1981 series. Listed by production date.

Container list

1978 interview

Box Reel Title

25 1 11/7/78 -- Major General George T. Duncan (Ohrdruf)

1979 series

Box Reel Title

25 2 4/23/79 -- Dr. Douglas Unfug (historian), Major General George T. Duncan (Ohrdruf)

25 3 4/23/79 -- Fred Roberts Crawford (Dachau and POW camp)

25 4 4/30/79 -- Meir Kahane (Conference of Jewish Activists)

25 5 [5/7/79 -- Frank A. Bezares, Cantor Isaac Goodfriend, Sylvia Becker -- no recording in collection]

25 6 5/7/79 -- Dr. David R. Blumenthal, Dr. Manfred Hoffman and Dr. Jack Boozer (professors at Emory in religion)

25 7 5/21/79 -- Sally Chase (Auschwitz survivor)

25 8 [5/21/79] -- William A. Scott (Buchenwald) and Alex Gross (Buchenwald survivor)

25 9 6/4/79 -- John Glustrom (Buchenwald), Leo Pine (Buchenwald) and Dennis E. Wile (Buchenwald)

25 10 6/4/79 -- Thomas J. Spruill (Dachau) and Jesse Lafoon (Dachau)

1981 series

Box Reel Title

25 11 4/16/81 -- Lilli Kopecky (Secretary General of the Public Committee of Auschwitz & Other Concentration Camp Survivors in Israel, Auschwitz survivor)

25 12 4/16/81 -- Bert Weston (Ebensee)

25 13 4/21/81 -- William Ned Cartledge (Gardelegen Massacre) and Matthew Nesbitt (Bergen-Belsen)

25 14 4/21/81 -- Fred Bohm (Nordhausen) and William B. Lovelady (Nordhausen)

26 15 5/14/81 -- Reverend Albert C. Wildman (Wobbelin), Frank A. Bezares (Gunskirchen) and Major General George T. Duncan (Ohrdruf)

26 16 5/14/81 -- Kaethe Solomon (Witness to the Holocaust Project) and Reverend Albert C. Wildman (Wobbelin)

26 17 5/28/81 -- Iris Mitchell Bolton, Colonel Curtis Mitchell (Bergen-Belsen) and Representative Edouard V. M. Izac (Buchenwald, Dachau, Nordhausen)

26 18 5/28/81 -- Dr. James W. May (Tasha labor camp, Nordhausen) and Lieutenant General William W. Quinn (Dachau)

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Series VIII
Publications

1 box

Scope and Content Note

This series consists of monographs and periodicals published by the Project. The Project reprinted books written by liberators and published a journal combining articles written by witnesses with scholarly articles on the Holocaust.

The Project reprinted four 1945 publications received from liberators. Three were written and published by Army units to publicize the horrors they had seen. A fifth publication (#4 in the series) contains a series of talks given at Emory University by Lilli Kopecky, a survivor of Auschwitz.

A slide of the cover of The Seventy-First Came ... to Gunskirchen Lager can be found in Series X: Slides of Public Programming Activities.

Organized into two subseries: (A) Witness to the Holocaust publication series and (B) Emory Studies on the Holocaust: An Interfaith Inquiry

Subseries A
Witness to the Holocaust Series
1979, 1982-1983

Container list

Box

Folder

Title

27

1

The Seventy-First Came ... to Gunskirchen Lager, reprinted 1979. [Donated to the Project by Frank A. Bezares.]

27

2

Dachau, reprinted 1982 (2nd edition). [Donated to the Project by Jesse Lafoon.]

27

3

Atrocities and Other Conditions in Concentration Camps in Germany, Report of the Committee Requested by General Dwight D. Eisenhower through the Chief of Staff, General George C. Marshall to the Congress of the United States, reprinted [1982?]

27

4

In the Shadow of the Flames: Six Lectures on the Holocaust by Lilli Kopecky, 1982.

27

5

KZ: Bildbericht aus funf Konzentrationslagern, ["A Pictorial Report from Five Concentration Camps"], reprinted 1983.

Subseries B
Emory Studies on the Holocaust: An Interfaith Inquiry
1985, 1988

Container list

Box

Folder

Title

27

6

Emory Studies on the Holocaust, [Volume 1], [1985], edited by Dr. David R. Blumenthal

27

7

Emory Studies on the Holocaust an Interfaith Inquiry, Volume 2, [1988], edited by Susan M. Hanover and Dr. David R. Blumenthal

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Series IX
Video recordings of conferences & exhibits
1980-1981
1 box

Scope and Content Note

This series consists of video recordings of events at Emory University sponsored by the Project. These recordings document (1) a conference held on May 8, 1980, to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the end of World War II and (2) an exhibit of artifacts from and photos of the Jewish ghetto in Danzig, Poland.

Container list

May 8, 1980 conference

Box

Reel

Title

28

1

footage of concentration camps; May 8, 1980 Conference -- opening remarks at conference, historical context, beginning of panel discussion [Fred Roberts Crawford, Dean Pollen(?), Dr. Douglas Unfug; reels 1 and 2 contain some different segments]

28

2

footage of concentration camps; May 8, 1980 Conference -- opening remarks at conference, historical context, beginning of panel discussion [Fred Roberts Crawford, Dean Pollen(?), Dr. Douglas Unfug; reels 1 and 2 contain some different segments]

28

3

May 8, 1980 Conference -- continuation of panel discussion [Fred Roberts Crawford, Judge Aaron Cohn, Alex Gross (survivor), William A. Scott, Colonel William Grape]

28

4

May 8, 1980 Conference -- continuation of panel discussion [copy of speeches by Fred Roberts Crawford, William A. Scott and Alex Gross (survivor) from reel 3]

28

5

May 8, 1980 Conference -- question & answer period after panel discussion [includes testimonials from the audience]

28

6

May 8, 1980 Conference -- question & answer period after panel discussion [includes testimonials from the audience; duplicate copy of reel 5]

28

7

May 8, 1980 Conference -- informal discussions; two panelists discuss the role of Christianity in the Holocaust

December 1980 exhibit on Danzig

Box

Reel

Title

28

8

December 1980 Danzig Exhibit -- Fred Roberts Crawford interviewing survivors from Danzig and discussing some of the exhibit items

28

9

December 1980 Danzig Exhibit -- 12/17/80 conversation between Danzig survivors and exhibit docents

28

10

December 1980 Danzig Exhibit -- 1/25/81 "Danzig & Israel -- Two Poles of Jewish Survival [speech by Israeli Consul General Joel Arnon]

28

11

December 1980 Danzig Exhibit -- tour of the exhibit narrated by docent Sylvia Becker (part 1 of 2)

28

12

December 1980 Danzig Exhibit -- tour of the exhibit narrated by docent Sylvia Becker (part 2 of 2)

28

13

December 1980 Danzig Exhibit -- tour of the exhibit

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Series X
Slides of public programming activities
1979-1981
1 box

Scope and Content Note

This series consists of slides taken to document the Project's activities. Most of the slides were taken during the filming of the "Witness to the Holocaust" television series in 1979 and 1981.

Container list

Box

Folder

Title

29

1

12/80 Danzig Exhibit

29

2

Atrocities and Other Conditions in Concentration Camps in Germany, Report of the Committee Requested by General Dwight D. Eisenhower through the Chief of Staff, General George C. Marshall to the Congress of the United States, [no date]. Originally printed May 15, 1945. (cover and list of committee members)

29

3

"Witness to the Holocaust" Television Series logo

29

4

4/23/79 -- "Witness to the Holocaust" Television Series (Unfug, Duncan)

29

5

5/7/79 -- "Witness to the Holocaust" Television Series (Bezares, Goodfriend, Becker)

29

6

5/7/79 -- "Witness to the Holocaust" Television Series (Blumenthal, Hoffman and Boozer) (1 of 2)

29

7

5/7/79 -- "Witness to the Holocaust" Television Series (Blumenthal, Hoffman and Boozer) (2 of 2)

29

8

5/21/79 -- "Witness to the Holocaust" Television Series (Chase) (1 of 2)

29

9

5/21/79 -- "Witness to the Holocaust" Television Series (Chase) (2 of 2)

29

10

[5/21/79] -- "Witness to the Holocaust" Television Series (Scott, Gross)

29

11

6/4/79 -- "Witness to the Holocaust" Television Series (Glustrom, Pine, Wile)

29

12

6/4/79 -- "Witness to the Holocaust" Television Series (Spruill, Lafoon)

29

13

[1979] -- "Witness to the Holocaust" Television Series (unknown)

29

14

4/16/81 -- "Witness to the Holocaust" Television Series (Kopecky)

29

15

4/16/81 -- "Witness to the Holocaust" Television Series (Weston)

29

16

4/21/81 -- "Witness to the Holocaust" Television Series (Cartledge, Nesbitt)

29

17

4/21/81 -- "Witness to the Holocaust" Television Series (Bohm, Lovelady)

29

18

5/14/81 -- "Witness to the Holocaust" Television Series (Wildman)

29

19

5/14/81 -- "Witness to the Holocaust" Television Series (Solomon, Wildman)

29

20

5/28/81 -- "Witness to the Holocaust" Television Series (Bolton)

29

21

5/28/81 -- "Witness to the Holocaust" Television Series (May, Quinn)

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Series XI
Research files
1978-1983
4 boxes

Scope and Content Note

This series consists of background information collected by the Project's staff. Materials include newspaper and magazine clippings, reports, and published materials. Major subjects covered include the Holocaust, Nazism, Israel, and the Project, itself.

Arranged alphabetically by topic.

Container list

Box

Folder

Title

30

1

Anti-Semitism

30

2

Christian-Jewish Dialogue

30

3

Concentration Camps

30

4

Danzig

30

5

Dedications

30

6

Did the Holocaust Really Happen?

30

7

Eleventh Armored Division

30

8

Emory's Holocaust Project (1 of 2)

30

9

Emory's Holocaust Project (2 of 2)

30

10

German Television

31

11

Holocaust and Jewish Theology

31

12

Holocaust Education

31

13

Holocaust Education (1 of 2)

31

14

Holocaust Education (2 of 2)

31

15

Israel

31

16

Miscellaneous (1 of 2)

31

17

Miscellaneous (2 of 2)

31

18

Nazi Movement in United States

31

19

Nazi War Trials

31

20

Poland

31

21

Propaganda

32

22

Publications (1 of 3)

32

23

Publications (2 of 3)

32

24

Publications (3 of 3)

32

25

Publicity - Witness for the Holocaust Project and Dr. Crawford

32

26

Seventy-First Division

32

27

Silverman, Gerald (1 of 4)

32

28

Silverman, Gerald (2 of 4)

32

29

Silverman, Gerald (3 of 4)

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Silverman, Gerald (4 of 4)

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Soviets (1 of 2)

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Soviets (2 of 2)

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Survivors (1 of 2)

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Survivors (2 of 2)

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Television Shows

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Trials of Nazis

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World War II

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Series XII
Periodical files
1939-1945, 1971-1982
7 boxes

Scope and Content Note

This series consists of entire issues of periodicals and newsletters collected by Project staff containing information about Holocaust and about the liberation of concentration camps. The largest holdings are Hadassah (1971-1981, scattered), Martyrdom & Resistance (1975-1982, scattered), and The Southern Israelite (1939-1979, scattered). The 1939-45 articles from The Southern Israelite are copies.

Arranged by periodical title and date of publication.

Container list

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Title

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The American Mizrachi Woman - 1977 Jan

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The American Mizrachi Woman - 1977 May

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The American Zionist - 1976 Dec

34

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The American Zionist - 1977 Jan

34

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The American Zionist - 1978 Mar-Apr

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Atlanta Daily World - 1976 Jun 18

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Atlanta Daily World - 1978 Aug 13 (1 of 2)

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Atlanta Daily World - 1978 Aug 13 (2 of 2)

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Atlanta Daily World - 1979 Apr 8

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Atlanta Gazette - 1979 May 20

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Book Digest - 1976 Mar

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The Cleveland Jewish News - 1976 Apr 29

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The Cleveland Jewish News - 1976 Dec 10

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The Cleveland Jewish News - 1976 Dec 17

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The Cleveland Jewish News - 1976 Dec 31

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The Cleveland Jewish News - 1977 Jan 14

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The Cleveland Jewish News - 1977 Apr 22

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Creative Loafing - 1979 May 19

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Dziennik Polski - 1976 Oct 25

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Hadassah - 1971 June

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Hadassah - 1971 Dec

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Hadassah - 1972 Feb

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Hadassah - 1973 Jun

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Hadassah - 1972 Sep

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Hadassah - 1972 Oct

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Hadassah - 1972 Nov

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Hadassah - 1973 Sep

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Hadassah - 1973 Oct

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Hadassah - 1975 Jan

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Hadassah - 1975 Feb

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Hadassah - 1975 May

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Hadassah - 1975 Sep

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Hadassah - 1975 Oct

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Hadassah - 1975 Nov

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Hadassah - 1976 March

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Hadassah - 1976 Apr

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Hadassah - 1976 May

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Hadassah - 1976 Sep

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Hadassah - 1976 Oct

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Hadassah - 1976 Dec

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Hadassah - 1977 Jan

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Hadassah - 1977 Feb

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Hadassah - 1977 Mar

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Hadassah - 1979 Feb

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Hadassah - 1979 Mar

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Hadassah - 1979 Apr

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Hadassah - 1981 Mar

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The Jerusalem Post - 1976 Oct 25

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The Jerusalem Post - 1980 Dec 14-20

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Jewish Digest - 1976 Jan

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Jewish Digest - 1977 Jan

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Jewish Digest - 1977 Sep

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The Jewish Week - 1980 Nov 9

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Martyrdom & Resistance - 1975 Oct/Nov

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Martyrdom & Resistance - 1976 - Jan/Feb

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Martyrdom & Resistance - 1976 Sep/Oct

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Martyrdom & Resistance - 1977 May/Jun

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Martyrdom & Resistance - 1977 Oct/Nov

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Martyrdom & Resistance - 1978 May/Jun

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Martyrdom & Resistance - 1978 Sep/Oct

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Martyrdom & Resistance - 1979 Jan/Feb

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Martyrdom & Resistance - 1979 Mar/Apr

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Martyrdom & Resistance - 1979 May/Jun

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Martyrdom & Resistance - 1979 Sep/Oct

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Martyrdom & Resistance - 1979 Nov/Dec

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Martyrdom & Resistance - 1980 Jan/Feb

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Martyrdom & Resistance - 1980 Mar/Apr

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Martyrdom & Resistance - 1980 May/Jun

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Martyrdom & Resistance - 1981 Mar/Apr

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Martyrdom & Resistance - 1981 Sep/Oct

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Martyrdom & Resistance - 1981 Nov/Dec

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Martyrdom & Resistance - 1982 Jan/Feb

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Megillah - 1980 Summer

39

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The National Jewish Monthly - 1974 Jan

39

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Nazi Victims of Piotrkow-Trybunalski Bulletin - 1978 May-Jun

39

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Nazi Victims of Piotrkow-Trybunalski Bulletin - 1980 Jan

39

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Nazi Victims of Piotrkow-Trybunalski Bulletin - 1980 Sep-Oct

39

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New York Times Book Review - 1976 Nov 28

39

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New York Times Magazine - 1977 Jun 19

39

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New York Times Magazine - 1981 May 17

39

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New York Times Magazine - 1981 Sep 27

39

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News of the Yivo - 1976 Mar

40

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The Southern Israelite - 1939 (selected articles)

40

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The Southern Israelite - 1940 (selected articles)

40

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The Southern Israelite - 1941 (selected articles)

40

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The Southern Israelite - 1942 (selected articles)

40

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The Southern Israelite - 1943 (selected articles)

40

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The Southern Israelite - 1944 (selected articles)

40

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The Southern Israelite - 1945 (selected articles)

40

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The Southern Israelite - 1974 Jan 4

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The Southern Israelite - 1976 Sep 17

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The Southern Israelite - 1977 Jan 28

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The Southern Israelite - 1977 Feb 4

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The Southern Israelite - 1977 Mar 18

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The Southern Israelite - 1979 Apr 13

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Wall Street Journal - 1977 Mar 22

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Women's American ORT [Organization for Rehabilitation through Training] Reporter - 1977 Jan/Feb

40

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World Over: A Magazine for Young People - 1974 Apr 5

40

99

World Over: A Magazine for Young People - 1975 Mar 28

40

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World Over: A Magazine for Young People - 1976 Apr 9

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Series XIII
Article files
1973-1983 [bulk 1983]
1 box

Scope and Content Note

This series consists of newspaper and magazine articles collected by the Project staff on the Holocaust and on the liberation of the concentration camps . Most clippings have been laminated.

Arranged alphabetically by article title.

Container list

Box

Folder

Title

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1

" 'Angel of Death' Mengele--Is He Still in Paraguay?", The Jewish Week, March 14, 1983

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2

"Anti-Semitic Syndrome", Jerusalem Post, September 20, 1981 and "New Book Vindicates Pope Pius XII"

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"Anti-Semitic vandalism in U.S. down in '82, but attacks on Jews in Europe rose, ADL reports", The Jewish Week, January 14, 1983

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"Anti-Semitism: Young French Jewish philosopher ... calls it the new 'religion' of this century", The Jewish Week, January 14, 1983

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"Anti-Semitism: Time for Clear Thinking", Women's American ORT [Organization for Rehabilitation through Training] Reporter, Winter 1983

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"Ashes of 192 Nazi Victims Found", The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, January 16, 1983 and "Ex-Gestapo chief may be extradited"

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" 'Astonishing resemblances' between 1933 and 1983", The Jewish Week, February 4, 1983

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"Barbie's Extradition has new importance", The Southern Israelite, February 11, 1983

41

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"Barbie returned to Lyon; will go on trial for crimes", The Southern Israelite, February 11, 1983

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"Cambodia: An Experiment in Genocide", Time, July 31, 1978

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"Christians don't understand the Holocaust, scholar says", The Jewish Week, February 4, 1983

41

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"Conference on Holocaust explores effect on women", The Southern Israelite, April 15, 1983

41

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"1943-1948: The Critical Years: American Jews and the Birth of Israel", Hadassah, May 1973

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"Day of Liberation", The Southern Israelite, April 15, 1983

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"Simone Veil thinks trials of ex-Nazis should be stopped", The Jewish Week, February 4, 1983

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"Genocide does not mean only 'killing a people' ", The Jewish Week, November 19, 1982

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"Holocaust books of 1982", The Jewish Week & The American Examiner, Inc., April 1, 1983

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"Holocaust report: U.S. Jews too slow", Atlanta Constitution, February 9, 1983

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"Jews in German army?", The Jewish Week, January 14, 1983

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"John Paul Speaks Out, Defends Human Rights", Atlanta Constitution, November 9, 1978

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"Journey's of a Conscience", The Plain Dealer, August 11, 1979

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"Beate Klarsfeld: Nazi-Hunter", Hadassah, November 1974

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"Kristallnacht", New York Times, November 9, 1978

41

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"Lest we forget: Survivors, families gather in memory of 6,000,000", The Southern Israelite, April 15, 1983

41

25

"Letters from Germany 1945", Hadassah, June 1974

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"Lutherans urge Christians to end all hatred of Jews", The Jewish Week, February 4, 1983

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"The Nazi Hunter & the Liberators", Washington Post, October 26, 1981 and "No Minor Cases for U.S. Nazi-Hunter", New York Times, July 16, 1983

41

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"ORT [Organization for Rehabilitation through Training] in the DP [Displaced Persons] Camps", Women's American ORT [Organization for Rehabilitation through Training] Reporter, March/April 1980

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"Parliament president is a survivor of Auschwitz", The Southern Israelite, August 3, 1979

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"Post-war Nazism: Barbie 'followed orders' for 30 years", The Southern Israelite, March 24, 1983

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"A reminder: Polish Jew lectures students on the danger of forgetting Nazi Holocaust", Yaakov Riz Lectures Bulletin, November 11, 1980

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"Return of the 'butcher': Barbie's return produces national furor in France", The Jewish Week, February 11, 1983

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"Shanghai 'ORT' [Organization for Rehabilitation through Training] 1941-1947", Women's American ORT [Organization for Rehabilitation through Training] Reporter, March/April 1980

41

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"Albert Speer, on the Nazi Invasion Of Poland--Sept. 1, 1939", New York Times, August 31, 1979

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"Nazi Horrors Burn in Jewish Memories", Atlanta Journal, April 10, 1980

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"Survivors still hunt for death camp kin 36 years after war"

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"Time of infamy: One man's memories of Hitler", The Southern Israelite, February 4, 1983

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"The U. S. Builds A Memorial to The Unthinkable", Wall Street Journal, February 4, 1983

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"U. S. Holocaust memorial to face Washington Monument; 1933-45 'turning point in West' ", The Jewish Week, November 26, 1982

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"U.S. Jews slow to respond to Nazis, Goldberg claims", The Jewish Week & The American Examiner, Inc., February 11, 1983

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"The Lost Hero of the Holocaust: The Search for Sweden's Raoul Wallenberg", New York Times Magazine, March 30, 1980

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"Whys and Wherefores of fascism still in dispute", The German Tribune, December 26, 1982

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"Wiesenthal boycotts Canada over issue of Nazi criminals", The Jewish Week, January 14, 1983

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"Wiesenthal Warns of New Holocaust", Women's American ORT [Organization for Rehabilitation through Training] Reporter, Winter 1983

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Series XIV
Video recordings of television programs
1978-1983
1 box

Scope and Content Note

This series consists of television programs taped by the Project staff for reference purposes. Some of the programs document the Project, others discuss the Holocaust, itself.

Container list

Box

Reel

Title

42

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9/4/78 WXIA-TV Atlanta Noon News -- (interview with Fred Roberts Crawford about the Project)

42

2

WXIA-TV Noon News -- "11 Alive Responds" (Ellen Burnstein interviews Fred Roberts Crawford about the Project)

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3

4/12/79 news report at Greenwood Cemetery on Yom Hashoa

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4

4/5/80 CNN -- The Holocaust Freeman Reports (Crawford, Lansky, Martino, Wiesenthal)

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[1980] CBS Morning News with Charles Kuralt -- "Danzig" [Danzig Exhibit at Emory University]

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1981 Currents of Courage (biography of Fred Roberts Crawford)

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4/1/82 Week of Remembrance (Georgia State University Conference) Tape 1 [Karsky (Polish Underground), Nesbitt, Scott, Goodfriend]

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4/1/82 Week of Remembrance (Georgia State University Conference) Tape 2 [Karsky (Polish Underground), Nesbitt, Scott, Goodfriend]

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9

2/7/83 news segment on the Holocaust aired at 6:00 and 11:00

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Edited from "To Bear Witness" and 4/21/[79] Witness to the Holocaust Series Program F [Nesbitt on Bergen-Belsen]

42

11

Edited from "To Bear Witness" (shown at Israel Expo '85)

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Series XV
Collected slides
1 box

Scope and Content Note

This series consists of slides collected from outside sources for use by the Project Staff. They illustrate the context of the liberation of the camps. Major subjects include cities in Europe, the Warsaw Ghetto, U. S. soldiers during WWII, prisoners of war, Adolf Hitler and various concentration camps. Related subjects (the Korean War, the Crawford's visit to Jerusalem in 1980, and European cities in the 1970s) are also represented. The slides of the concentration camps were received from other repositories and may not be reproduced by Emory University.

Container list

Box

Folder

Title

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Berlin

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Buchenwald

43

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Fred Roberts Crawford's visit to Jerusalem [1980]

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Dachau

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5

Flossenburg

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6

Gardelegen Massacre

43

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Hitler

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Jerusalem (Holy Views)

43

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Jerusalem (Vad Yashem, Beth Hatefutsoth)

43

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Korean War

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Mauthausen

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Maps

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Ohrdruf

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Poland (during WWII)

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Poland & Paris (during WWII)

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Prisoners of War

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Prague, Czechoslovakia (research in archives, 1979)

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U. S. Soldiers (during WWII) (1 of 4)

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U. S. Soldiers (during WWII) (2 of 4)

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U. S. Soldiers (during WWII) (3 of 4)

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U. S. Soldiers (during WWII) (4 of 4)

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Warsaw Ghetto (series 1) (1 of 2)

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23

Warsaw Ghetto (series 1) (2 of 2)

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Warsaw Ghetto (series 2) (1 of 2)

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Warsaw Ghetto (series 2) (2 of 2)

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Corporate Names
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Dora (Concentration camp)
Ebensee (Concentration camp)
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Gunskirchen (Concentration camp)
Majdanek (Concentration camp)
Mauthausen (Concentration camp)
Nordhausen (Concentration camp)
Ohrdruf (Concentration camp)
Treblinka (Concentration camp)

Topical Terms
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