Search Results for "RG 120 US"

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Search Result Count: 39 Matches

RG 58: Khaykl Lunski

[view full description] . . . the Jewish community of Slonim; materials pertaining to various religious, social welfare, and educational institutions; administrative notes, . . .
[view finding aid] . . . the Jewish community of Slonim, materials pertaining to various religious, social welfare, and educational institutions, administrative notes, . . . with other looted collections from the Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg unit. In 1945, these and other Jewish materials . . .

RG 85 : Shalom Schwarzbard

[view finding aid] . . . ;s correspondents one can find Élie Eberlin, World Organization of Jewish Self-Defence, or World Organization of . . . Symon Petliura. Another portion of the correspondence includes various publishers and newspapers that were offering collaboration or . . .

RG 116 Poland: Territorial Collection: Poland I, Poland II, Poland III

[view finding aid] . . . part of the collection contains materials pertaining to Holocaust memorial observances and commemoration meetings. A large section pertains to Warsaw and the Warsaw ghetto . . .

RG 201 : Abraham Liessin

[view finding aid] . . . -Hofmann, Eduard Bernstein, Hayyim Nahman Bialik, Boris Dov Brutzkus, Marc Chagall, Eugene Debs, Simon Dubnow, David Einhorn, Saul Ginsburg, Jacob Glatstein, David Hofstein, Isaac Katzenelson, Moshe Kulbak, . . .

RG 204 : David Pinsky

[view finding aid] . . . of correspondence with approximately 1,350 individuals and organizations, in English and Yiddish, 1890s-1950s, particularly those . . . communal organizations, and cultural institutions. There are also manuscripts of novels, plays, poems, essays, and articles, including . . .

RG 208 : Chaim Zhitlowsky

[view finding aid] . . . The Papers of Chaim Zhitlowsky consist of correspondence, manuscripts and typescripts, notes, newspaper clippings, some official documents . . . are approximately 60 manuscripts written by others and 120 manuscripts of no known authorship. It is likely . . . to actual events and are stamped with the urgency of a political commentary, a program of action . . .

RG 219 : Abraham Goldfaden

[view finding aid] . . . to his career in the Yiddish theater, including manuscripts of plays, poems and articles, correspondence with members . . .

RG 235 : David Trotsky

[view finding aid] . . . relate to the political, social, cultural, economic and religious institutions of Belgian Jewry between the two World . . . includes political materials on Zionist, Bundist and Communist organizations, Hashomer Hatsair, Keren Kayemet, Poale Tsion, Royte Hilf ( . . .

RG 251 : William Edlin

[view finding aid] . . . The Day as well as his work with various Socialist, labor and Zionist organizations. It contains correspondence and other materials pertaining to . . .

RG 294.6: DP Camps: Posters

[view full description] . . . displaced persons (DP) camps and centers in Germany, Austria, and Italy, dating primarily from 1946 to 1952. . . . and religious groups, and landsmanshaftn; as well as organizations active throughout the camps, including the Jewish central . . .

RG 317 : Horace Meyer Kallen

[view finding aid] . . . studies. The materials include correspondence with over 1000 organizations such as consumers’ organizations in various countries, organizations aiding refugees from Nazism, and organizations . . .

RG 347.1.29: AJC Morris Waldman Files

[view finding aid] . . . Nazi rise to power, European turmoil and the Holocaust. The materials reflect the activities of one of the oldest and most influential Jewish defense organizations in the U.S. on behalf of American . . .

RG 358 : Joseph A. Rosen

[view finding aid] . . . Joseph A. Rosen Papers are in fact an organic part of the records of Agro-Joint. With the exception of a few personal documents and miscellaneous items, these are the files of the Agro- . . .

RG 366 : Isaac Nachman Steinberg

[view finding aid] . . . A large proportion of the collection consists of records of . . . York offices and the Refugee Freeland League in Austria, and relates to the League’s colonization projects. There . . .

RG 487 : Jennings Yehudah Tofel

[view finding aid] . . . relating to Tofel’s artistic and literary career, including manuscripts of Tofel’s written works, diaries, journals, and newsclippings . . . B. J. Bialostotzky, L. Blumenfeld, Jacob Glatstein, Abraham Goldberg, David Ignatoff, H. Leivick, Abraham Liessin, Mani Leib, . . .

RG 587 : Issac A. Hourwich

[view finding aid] . . . The Papers of Isaac A. Hourwich consist of manuscripts, printed materials, reports, minutes and records of meetings, . . . and correspondence relating primarily to Hourwich’s intellectual and organizational involvement in the labor movement, including his extensive . . .

RG 713: Herman Bernstein

[view finding aid] . . . philanthropy, diplomacy, theater, and advocacy for Jews in Russia and Eastern Europe. In his work Bernstein was . . . addenda. The first five series are made up largely of correspondence and some personal papers from the . . .

RG 720: Julian Hirszhaut

[view finding aid] . . . This collection relates mainly to Hirszhaut’s collecting of Holocaust materials, which he began soon after the war. . . . Joskowicz. There are also newspapers from the Polish underground and from other ghettos, and miscellaneous materials from . . .

RG 773: Israel Elfenbein

[view finding aid] . . . to his writings, both in published and in manuscript form. The collection consists of correspondence, sermons and . . . is also correspondence with various Jewish periodicals and organizations, materials relating to the Elfenbein Jubilee Volume , Rashi . . .

RG 833: Peretz Hirschbein

[view finding aid] . . . Asch, Hayyim Nahman Bialik, Mendl Elkin, Ben Zion Goldberg, Szmerke Kaczerginski, H. Leivick, Kalman Marmor, Nachman Meisel, . . . and Jacob Isaac Segal. The collection also contains manuscripts of dramatic works, of articles on various topics . . .

RG 1139: Abraham Cahan

[view finding aid] . . . of Abraham Cahan are divided into two sections because YIVO acquired the two parts at different times . . . as the editor-in-chief of the world’s largest Yiddish newspaper. The correspondence deals mainly with writers’ . . .

RG 1247: Paul Novick

[view finding aid] . . . political left, in the Communist Party of the USA, the International Workers Order (IWO), and in Idisher . . . a wide range of Jewish and left-wing organizations.Subject files, including those on individuals as subjects, . . .

RG 1258: Philip Friedman

[view finding aid] . . . post-war research on the history of the Holocaust as well as to his administrative activities in various organizations. The bulk of the collection consists of second- . . .

RG 1401 : Bund Foreign Committee

[view full description] . . . votes from Bund congresses and conferences in the Russian Empire, Lwow, Switzerland and Vienna, 1900-1912. Correspondence . . . various localities in the Russian Empire and in Argentina, Austria-Hungary, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, . . .

RG 1404: American Representation of the Jewish Labor Bund in Poland

[view full description] . . . ghettos in Poland and eyewitness accounts of the Holocaust. Bund bulletins. Documents and correspondence related to requests . . .

RG 1454 : Shmuel Arthur Zygelbojm

[view finding aid] . . . Shmuel Mordkhe (Artur) Zygielbojm are part of the larger Bund Archives Collection. The Zygielbojm Papers collection consists . . . from all over the world as well as numerous memorial events, monuments and plaques.The materials date . . .

RG 1461: Liebmann Hersch

[view full description] . . . Manuscripts, typescripts, and documents pertaining to Liebmann Hersch's . . . which Hersch was associated. Records of relief activities organized by Hersch during World War II. Articles by . . .

RG 1464: Jerzy Gliksman

[view full description] . . . -1958. Articles and pamphlets, 1949-1950s. Notes and manuscripts. Periodicals, 1950-1952. Newspaper clippings, 1949-1950s. Questionnaires. . . .

RG 1480: Julius Kuehl

[view full description] . . . materials, 1940. Press bulletins, French, Polish, 1938-1945. Manuscripts, English and German. Pamphlets, English and French, 1944. . . .

RG 1492: Poale Zion Collection

[view full description] . . . in America, 1899-1976. Materials related to the Religious Workers' Movement, 1910-1958. Materials on other Labor Zionist organizations and parties. Photographs. . . .

RG 1495: Comintern

[view full description] . . . Pamphlets, 1920-1964. Resolutions and protocols of . . . . RG . . . 120 . . . US. . .

RG 1708: Societe Israelite Francaise

[view full description] . . . Box 1: General Correspondence - Announcements, . . . . RG . . . 120 . . . US. . .

RG 1843: Hebrew Actors' Union

[view full description] . . . of the HAU President, primarily those of Reuben Guskin, (1919-1951) as well as files of HAU . . . of the HAU. The collection also holds a large group of musical scores, playscripts, photographs, paintings, banners, . . .
[view finding aid] . . . in other cities. The materials include hundreds of music scores, dozens of play scripts and thousands of . . . correspondence with numerous individuals, theaters, unions, and other organizations. There are also dues ledgers and other financial . . .

RG 1937: Charles R. Allen, Jr.

[view full description] . . . as well as exposing and helping bring to justice former Nazis residing in the U.S. . . . the collection are: Hermine Braunsteiner, Vilis A. Hazners, Jurgis Juodis, Liudas Kaiyrs, Karl Linnas, Tscherim Soobzokov, Dr. . . .

RG 1941: One Thousand Children

[view full description] . . . The collection pertains to the "One Thousand Children Inc." (OTC inc.), a non-profit research and educational organization devoted to the concerns of the "One . . .

RG 1945: Marius Sznajderman

[view full description] . . . The collection relates to Marius Sznajderman's career as a painter, printmaker, collage . . . to the Felix Fibich Ballet (formerly, the Judith Berg and Felix Fibich Dance Company), with which he . . .

RG 1971: Wolf Younin

[view full description] . . . Corner”) that Mr. Younin wrote for the Tog-morgn zshurnal (Day-Morning Journal) and later, for the . . . Jewish folklore; Yiddish language teaching materials that he used for courses at various institutions, including Queens College, . . .