Contains correspondence between Luba Lewin (donor's mother) in Vienna, Austria, and Samuel Moskowitz (donor's father) in New York and Washington, DC. Includes photographic portraits of Luba Lewin and Samuel Moskowitz, dated 1945-1946. Luba was born in Krasnik, Poland and survived the Holocaust on false papers as Regina Wisniewska. Samuel was an American soldier serving in Vienna, and the two fell in ...

Verzameling essays over verlangen, herinnering en pijn aan de hand van voorbeelden uit films, literatuur, filosofie en beeldende kunst over de jodenvervolging in de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Met lit. opg., reg. 267 p. : illustrations ; 21 cm

Association for Counselor Education and Supervision presents the Quest for Peace series with host John M. Whiteley. Guest: Helen Caldicott, MD, founder of Women's Action for Nuclear Disarmament and author of "Nuclear Madness" and "Missile Envy." Program discusses how nuclear technology threatens life on the planet. Caldicott argues that nationalism means extinction and that we must instead pursue a ...

The novel of a young boy's macabre odyssey through nazi-occupied eastern Europe. A story about the proximity of terror and savagery to innocence of love, a juxtaposition of adolescence and the most barbaric forms of fallen adult experience.

A woman's tormented quest for love, Sarah Middleton, never intended to be promiscuous until her husband vanished during WOII and in the end she finally finds mystical transformation in India. During one of her travels she meets Vincente, a young homosexual, who drives her to places in Spain. (p. 179).

The Soldier's Art is the eighth novel in Anthony Powell's twelve-volume work 'A Dance to the Music of Time' about the lives and loves of Nick Jenkins and his friends. This story tells about the first year of the second worldwar touching on themes of separation and unanticipated loss. The story covers some subtile homosexual scenes that could easily be missed.

This novel recounts, in a compact narrative set in five intense days, the passions and prejudices that boil inside an African-American company of soldiers commanded by a racist white captain and visited by an Italian-American lieutentant who falls in love with one of the soldiers. This book explores themes of homophobia and racism as well as their relationship to each other and to the culture of the ...

Television promotion for the Jewish Chautauqua Society. Murals of children's art created at Terezin concentration camp. Narration of the Butterfly poem, images of butterflies. Cut to stills of Terezin camp, including Block A and barracks. "Stand not idly by plight and poverty and oppression, but love thy neighbor as thyself."

Margot Kalman emigrated from Berlin to Johannesburg, South Africa, in c 1936, where she met Peter Weinberg whom she later married. She was working as a seamstress in a textile business at the time of the correspondence. She moved to England in 1960.

80 percent of homosexuals sent to the notorious Nazi concentration camp died there - some finding love among the horror or saving the lives of others first. That's worth remembering this Holocaust Memorial Day.

Consists of forms, correspondence, manuscripts, and photographs collected by Pia-Kristina Garde [donor] from Holocaust survivors who had been evacuated to Sweden after liberation. Inspired by the 1945 book "De dödsdömda vittna" ("Those Who Were Sentenced to Death Witness), which was based on questionnaires given to the survivors, the donor searched for these survivors to find out what happened to them ...