German-Jewish Club of 1933, Los Angeles : Ein vergessenes Kapitel der Emigration /

Radio speech on the writers, actors, artists, and others who emigrated from Nazi Germany to the Los Angeles area.

Die Doppelgaengerin : Drama in fünf Bildern.

Drama about Hollywood writers, producers and actors, concerning the making and unmaking of the career of a young actress.

Driving the real “Miss Daisy”.

An article about Jim Montag, published in: Sh’ma, a journal of Jewish responsibility, 20/394, May 11, 1990, pages 105-107.

School picture with Lotte Wallerstein; Rheydt, Germany.

Extreme lower right: Lotte Wallerstein

Johanna Heymann with her ten children

Reproduction of a portrait of Johanna Heymann, wife of Aron Hirsch with her ten children (tallest boy is Gotthold Heymann) on the occasion of the 50th birthday of Aron Hirsch; Berlin

Elizabeth nee Gottschalk and Hans Krakauer's first house in Boston with descriptions on the picture; Boston, Erie County, New York.

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Class picture of Gisela Kleinermann Portraits Group

The photograph shows Gisela Kleinermann (standing at the right end of the line) with her class at the ‘Juedische Schule’ in Dresden, late summer of 1938, as she and her mother were preparing for her immigration to the USA. Most other children were deported in October 1938 and perished in the Holocaust. The teacher, Jacob Blum (center back) emigrated to Palestine.

Studio portrait of seven of David Gruenspecht and Rebecca Gruenspecht nee Hoffman's ten children Portraits Family

Includes Louis Gruenspecht, Max Gruenspecht, Abraham (Adolf) Gruenspecht, Babette Gruenspecht, Isaac Gruenspecht, Moses (Moritz) Gruenspecht and Michael Gruenspecht; Missing are Rosalie Gruenspecht, Sarah Gruenspecht and Hirsch Gruenspecht

School picture with Lotte Wallerstein; Rheydt, Germany.

Extreme lower right: Lotte Wallerstein

Elizabeth nee Gottschalk and Hans Krakauer's first house in Boston with descriptions on the picture; Boston, Erie County, New York.

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My Life 1895-1956

Apprenticeship as goldsmith; marriage in time of economic crisis (1919); persecution of Jews after 1933; November pogrom 1938 in Kassel; emigration to USA in 1940; beginnings of new life in USA.

American Jewish Tercentenary celebration collection undated, 1949-1956

Contains correspondence, monthly newsletter and other publications of the American Jewish Tercentenary Committee. Also contains correspondence of the Tercentenary Committee of the American Jewish Historical Society primarily relating to the Conference of Historians (September, 1954) and correspondence, financial records and reports of the Office of Historical Information set up jointly by the AJHS and the American Jewish Tercentenary Committee. Includes also material relating to tercentenary celebrations and exhibits sponsored by the National Committee and various state and local committees, universities and synagogues, particularly Cong. Shearith Israel in New York City.

Beradt Family Collection 1850-1956

Documents related to Ulla Brode, née Beradt and her family.