Box JHC Videocassette Box 1

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Two copies of a BBC documentary about Albert Goering, brother of Hermann Goering, who used his influence to assist Jews during Nazi rule. Goering helped Albert Benbassat and his family travel through Italy in 1942.

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Includes correspondence, programs, handouts, articles regarding local Jewish history, biographical sketches of presenters, and brochures for Jewish places of interest. Correspondence is between board of directors, presenters, and host city committees regarding topics such as procuring speakers, arranging city tours, meals, and hotels. Materials relating to SJHS conferences from 1978-1996 are also located in the first accession (Part I) of the Southern Jewish Historical Society records.

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Includes correspondence, programs, handouts, articles regarding local Jewish history, biographical sketches of presenters, and brochures for Jewish places of interest. Correspondence is between board of directors, presenters, and host city committees regarding topics such as procuring speakers, arranging city tours, meals, and hotels. Materials relating to SJHS conferences from 1978-1996 are also located in the first accession (Part I) of the Southern Jewish Historical Society records.

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Held at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion.

Collection Overview From the Collection: Meeting minutes, correspondence, reports, programs, and publications of the Southern Jewish Historical Society (SJHS). This finding aid describes the second accession (Part II) of the SJHS records. Part I has significant overlap with Part II in regards to chronology and subject matter. Topics include conference planning, membership, publicity, and projects of the Southern Jewish Historical Society. The collection also includes material regarding the SJHS journal and newsletter, board of...

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Copy of the Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation's interview of Prevost's friend Samuel Klasner (1917-2001). Klasner was born in Wolbrom, Poland, and survived the war years as a result of Oskar Schindler's intervention. Also included is a color photograph of Klasner.