Search Results for "RG 120 US"

Search Results for Language: Russian

Search Result Count: 48 Matches

RG 1.2 : YIVO - Vilna Ethnographic Committee Records

[view finding aid] . . . This collection comprises the records of several organizations in Vilna that engaged in ethnographic study from . . . YIVO Ethnographic Commission, which started later, but operated simultaneously with the S. Ansky Jewish Historical Ethnographic Society, . . .

RG 12 : Minsk Jewish Community Council

[view finding aid] . . . the Jewish population of the Minsk district, civil status of Minsk Jewish residents, and personal matters, 1840- . . . and the Kahal’s resolutions to the petitions. A large part of the collection consists of correspondence between . . .

RG 22 : Hevra Mefitsei Haskalah Society

[view finding aid] . . . and correspondence with the head office in St. Petersburg; minutes of general meetings of Vilna OPE, the . . . report cards. The bulk of material is in Russian and Yiddish, with considerable number of documents in . . .

RG 26 : Yidisher Artistn Fareyn

[view finding aid] . . . Subseries 2 consists of correspondence with international theatrical organizations, either groups that toured Poland, or groups that . . . period. Special permission to work with these materials must be obtained from the YIVO Archivist. . . .

RG 51 : Sofia M. Gurevitch Gymansium, Vilna

[view finding aid] . . . school’s existence, from 1906-1922, and are in Russian, although the student work and lesson plans date . . .

RG 53: The OZE-TOZ (Obshchestvo Zdravookhraneniia Evreev / Society for the Protection of the Health of the Jews)

[view full description] . . . collection includes materials pertaining to: OZE activities in Russia, and institutions organized by OZE personnel and sponsored by the JDC . . .

RG 54: Association of Jewish Deaf-Mutes in Poland

[view full description] . . . German, and a few are in Yiddish and Russian. The topics include organizational matters of the association, the economic situation of . . .

RG 56: The Vilna Chief of Police

[view full description] . . . materials pertaining to: the illegal activities of political suspects and convicts (students, Catholic priests, and revolutionaries); Jews . . . of Police regarding a variety of issues. A large part of the collection consists of correspondence between . . .

RG 57: Nokhem Shtif

[view full description] . . . and professional nature, research papers, typed and handwritten manuscripts, transcripts of articles, memoirs of writers, newspaper clippings, . . . ransacked in 1942-1943 by the Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg, a Nazi unit involved in looting Jewish cultural . . .

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] . . . The Territorial Collection Poland 1 consists of miscellaneous materials that are arranged topically, and which relate . . . House, “Unzer yugend,” “Grininke beymelekh”), (2) Political organizations (e.g., Jewish community and Sejm elections, Polish . . .
[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 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 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 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 601 : Leon Feinberg

[view finding aid] . . . The materials in this collection relate to Feinberg’s literary works in Russian and Yiddish, consisting mainly of correspondence with Yiddish . . .

RG 685: Forward Association

[view finding aid] . . . Detroit, Boston, Los Angeles, and Philadelphia, materials concerning various anniversary celebrations and special publications, and correspondence relating . . .

RG 701: I.L. Peretz Yiddish Writers Union

[view finding aid] . . . ledgers and other bookkeeping books, correspondence with individuals, organizations and publishers, salary lists, financial statements, newspaper clippings, . . . account statements from companies, banks and brokers, and manuscripts and questionnaires from various countries for a YWU . . .

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 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 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 1456: Raphael Abramovitch

[view full description] . . . Correspondence. Manuscripts. Articles. Letters and postcards. Personal matter (biographical information, . . .

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 1466: Grigori Aronson

[view full description] . . . Correspondence, 1932-1939. Manuscripts. Books, 1923. Articles, 1926-1964. Material pertaining to . . .

RG 1470: David Shub

[view full description] . . . Correspondence. Articles, 1922-1962. Booklet. Book reviews, 1948. Manuscripts. Clippings, 1922-1968. David Shub Book Committee, 1966- . . .

RG 1487: Leon Oler

[view full description] . . . Financial, 1959. Monograph, Polish, 1943. Writings, resolutions, and manuscripts, Polish and Yiddish, 1955-1956. Official documents re: . . .

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 1774: Fellows of Odessa

[view full description] . . . Certificate of incorporation, 1943. Constitution and bylaws, . . . . RG . . . 120 . . . US. . .

RG 1868: Abram Mikhailovich Tsesis

[view full description] . . . during which Abram Mikhailovich Tsesis served in the Russian Army on the war front. Included is . . .

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 1967: Rochelle G. Saidel

[view full description] . . . author or editor of several works about the Holocaust, namely the Nazi War Criminals in America: Facts, . . . consists of correspondence with prominent writers, artists, politicians, organizational and institutional leaders, scholars, and media figures including: . . .

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, . . .