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Statement of the activities of the International Committee for Intellectual Refugees, a Geneva based organization, founded to provide support to intellectuals, persecuted by the Nazis<br />English 2 pages&nbsp;

Collectie 102: Departement van Volksvoorlichting en Kunsten > Afdeling Kabinet en Juridische Zaken > Contacten met de NSB

The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received this sound cassette from United States Holocaust Memorial Museum musicologist, Brett Werb, on September 8, 1998. Brett Werb received the sound cassette from David Bloch who heads the Terezin Music Memorial Project.

Consists of research notes and reference material collected by Dr. Zilla Cahn regarding the role of intellectuals in post-war France. Dr. Cahn, who passed away before publishing a book on the topic, explored the idea that French intellectuals worked to conceal the moral culpability of their actions during World War II; she collected, indexed, and cross-referenced a great deal of information related ...

The Annette Fry collection includes photographic material, correspondence, art objects, and publications documenting Varian Fry’s work for the Emergency Rescue Committee in France, some of the artists and intellectuals he aided, and travels around Europe.

Szaniec (Rampart) was a weekly newsletter devoted to Poles in captivity. This collection contains articles about forced labor, the massacre of Polish intellectuals, resettlement, news from the front, and the German occupation of other countries.

Contains correspondence, reports, autobiographical writings, genealogical material, certificates and awards, financial, legal, and business records pertaining to the Freud family. Includes a photocopy of the 1938 registration of the property of Alexander Freud (April 19, 1866– April 23, 1943).

This collection of published and unpublished pamphlets and prospectuses provides a history of the Klappholttal Youth Camp, Schleswig Holstein.

The lists of teachers who remained on the territory of Bessarabia in 1940‐41; the lists of teachers from Bessarabia who worked in 1940‐41

Hitler's speech to Siemens factory workers. Hitler (on circular platform) starts off calmly, becoming more emphatic: "I want not only peace and quiet/order, but also what is our right....I'm not interested in the intellectual, I'm interested in the German people...." Shots of the workers in white lab coats listening to his speech.

The Saturday Review of Literature, November 7, 1942 with an article, "The P.E.N. hears a Report from the W.W.B." with four sketches of the meeting. In October 1942, the P.E.N. American Center held a dinner to celebrate "solidarity among intellectuals in times of strife and disorder."

The personal fonds of Doc. PhDr. Josef Fischer, a prominent Czech philosopher, sociologist, translator, and participant in the domestic anti-Nazi resistance, is a valuable source for understanding his personality and work, for understanding the intellectual and spiritual atmosphere of the interwar Czechoslovakia, and for studying the issues of the domestic non-communist resistance. The documents related ...