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Contains two binders of articles and illustrations of news accounts from the "Boston Traveler," "Boston Post," and "The Boston Herald."

Consists of posters, sheet music, newspapers, and magazines, dated 1933-1945, published in the United States and containing articles or artwork related to World War II and to the Holocaust. Includes copies of "American," "American Observer," "American Rifleman," "Collier's," "Foreign Service," "Free World," "Judge," "Liberty," "Look," and "Woman's Day," magazines, as well as issues of "Social Justice," ...

Ministerie van Financiën: Financieel Attaché te New York en Washington > SUBCOMMISSIE VOOR FINANCIËN VAN HET NSTC. > FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BOSTON > Stukken betreffende informatie-inwinning door de Nederlandse autoriteiten over rekeningen, gehouden bij de First National Bank of Boston en de behandeling van aanvragen voor het gebruik van deze rekeningen,

duplicate copy from donor part of One Generation After/Boston, duplicate destroyed.

Murray Goldblatt was U.S. soldier who served during World War II in Belgium, France, Czechoslovakia and Germany from 1943 to 1945, most likely with the 15th Finance Corps. Born in Brooklyn to a Jewish family, Murray worked in the family's hardware store before enlisting with the Army on January 23, 1943. After his release on December 27, 1945, Murray returned to New York and later settled in Princeton, ...

American ed. (Boston, Houghton Mifflin)--has title: Daughters and rebels; the autobiography of Jessica Mitford. 222 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm

Irregular 3 volumes ; 29 cm

The Arnold Hartmann correspondence documents Hartmann’s efforts to help his Breslau cousins flee Germany during the Holocaust and either join their relatives who had already emigrated to Shanghai, Montevideo, or La Paz or immigrate to the United States. Hartmann’s correspondents include his cousins Philipp and Regine Hartmann in Breslau; their older daughter Meta and her husband Bruno Oszlowski who ...