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Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken te Londen (Londens Archief) > Geheim archief > Washington (GA/Politieke Rapporten/Amerika) > Stukken betreffende een door de consul-generaal te San Francisco gemaakte dienstreis naar Portland, Seattle, Tacoma en Spokane.

Correspondence and related documents pertaining to the activities of the American Jewish Committee and its members in Portland, Oregon, in the mid-1930s. Contains correspondence from Morris Waldman of the AJC in New York to various individuals (many with names blacked out by donor) in Portland, and news releases about issues related to antisemitism during this period.

The Herman Löwenberg family papers include correspondence files, property exchange files, KKL debenture files, and restitution files documenting the family’s exchange of their property in Görlitz for property in Portland, Oregon, their immigration to the United States, the efforts of their family members to emigrate from Germany as well, and their efforts to recover or receive compensation for assets ...

Contains interviews with seven Holocaust survivors in the Portland, Oregon area

Nederlands-Indische Portland Cement Maatschappij > Overdruk van een artikel uit het "Economisch archief van Nederland en Koloniën" over de Gebroeders Veths Handelmaatschappij in Amsterdam.

Within the larger history of fashion, especially for women, in Nazi Germany, Guenthor (history, Houston Community College, Texas) finds smaller stories of economic greed and political machinations; of ideological hyperboles, cultural contestations, and the manufacture of illusion; of gender fashioning and class conflict; of high fashion salons and Jewish ghettos; and of world war, home fronts, and ...

Nineteen papers--including artistic and Jewish perspectives-- probe issues of Japanese responsibility and redress for such World War II atrocities as the Bataan death march, the Rape of Nanjing, and sexual slavery. The translated Tokyo Appeal from a 1999 war crimes forum is appended. Parts of the book derive from this forum and a journal that Li (Asian studies, comparative literature, Rutgers U.) edits. ...

Bayor (history, Georgia Tech), wishing to get a sense of "how the peopling of America took place," presents eight chronological chapters exploring the history of immigration, race, and ethnicity in the United States. Authors were asked to deal with issues of migration, intergroup relations, nativism and racism, and identity formation, as well as the changing views on immigration and ethnicity among ...

The collection documents the Holocaust experiences of Ernest (Eliezer) Braun of Vienna, Austria, including his escape from Austria in 1938 to Yugoslavia and Italy, his immigration to the United States in 1944, and his time living at the Fort Ontario refugee camp in Oswego, New York. Included is a small amount of biographical material; a false identification card from Italy; correspondence from his ...

A multilingual bibliography (with English translations) of the literature on Holocaust survivors containing nearly 2,500 citations from journal articles, books, book chapters, conference proceedings, and master's theses and doctoral dissertations. Includes two introductory essays addressing psychiatry and the Holocaust and consequences of concentration camps on survivors and their families. Includes ...