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Oral history interviews of the Musée d'art et d'histoire du judaïsme collection

Contains photocopies of art collections dating from the period 1940-1945 concerning transactions in the Netherlands and other European countries; some concern the collection J. Goudstikker. Reichsfeldmarshall Göring (1893-1946) bought art in large quantities in occupied Europe. These transactions were partially organized by his private assistant, Gisela Limberger, Dr. K. Mühlmann and the director of ...

The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received this oral history interview from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Art and Artifacts Branch on August 15, 2000. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Art and Artifacts branch received the oral history from Fred Lessing, a cousin of Judith Marie (Jette) Lessing.

Susan Garriss donated the interview with Frederick Terna to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum on March 4, 2016. Susan Garriss conducted the interview by phone in1991 for her graduate thesis "The Eternal Spirit: Power and Truth in Art."

Katie Pickett, Otto Newman's granddaughter, and her friend, Kelsey Cohen interviewed Otto Newman for their 8th grade History Day project in November 2003. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Art and Artifacts Branch received the tape from the Development Office Planned Giving Division in November 2005. The tape was transfered to the Archives Branch in September 2007.

Minutes, reports, workplans, incoming and outgoing correspondence, lists of art objects collected by the Society, published materials, such as articles, press cuttings, and photographs (collected mainly for the purpose of creating a catalog); personal files of the Board staff, name lists and applications of artists; financial files, such as preliminary budgets, approved budgets and cash reports.

05:54:50 Day of German Art. HAS of Munich. Cables. Banners everywhere. Boys' chorus recital in Feldherrnhall. Steady camera shots thru city, past various statues. Flowers decorate town, festival atmosphere. Hitler and entourage arrive at art exhibit. Road is lined with SS soldiers in long coats. Hitler opens art exhibition, speaking to a well-dressed crowd: "Rarely in German history is one so richly ...

Connie Schneider donated this recording to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum on 26 August 2009. The lecture was recorded on February 8, 2004 in Santa Ynez, CA, and was sponsored by Bethania Lutheran Church, Elverhoj Museum of History and Art, and the Santa Ynez Valley Jewish community.

"GERMANY" "Lunch at Ettal" Beer hall in Ettal. Locals. The American family sits outdoors at cafe. "Munich" "American Express Co. Bavarians" Shops. People in Bavarian dress gathered outside the American Express store. "The Hofgarten" Outdoor cafe, waiter prepares meal. 01:02:32 "The Exhibition of Degenerated Art" INTs, Degenerate Art exhibit at the Archeological Institute in Munich in 1937 [ENTARTETE ...

Lee Bland donated the oral testimony of Felicia Sachs to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collection May 16, 2014. The testimony was recorded in June 1986.

Adolf Uzarski was born on April 14, 1885, in Ruhrort, Germany. He attended the School of Architecture in Cologne. He moved to Dusseldorf in 1906 and trained as a commercial artist at the Dusseldorf Kunstgewerbeschule [School of Art and Crafts.] From 1913-1914, he studied in Paris, France. In 1916, Uzarski, along with Arthur Kaufman, had his work exhibited at the Dusseldorf Kunsthalle. He became head ...

The Saul and Gladys Weinberg Papers encompass manuscripts and printed materials dating from 1930 to 1980. This collection offers insights into the Weinbergs' archaeological endeavors in Greece, particularly in Corinth and Elateia. It includes correspondence, notes, and photographs documenting their research, as well as images capturing Greek archaeological sites and activities of friends and locals ...