norbert wollheim papers 1999.a.0031, rg-80.000

NORBERT WOLLHEIM PAPERS 1999.A.0031, RG-80.000

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Descriptive summary Title: Norbert Wollheim papers Dates: approximately 1900-1998 Accession number: 1999.A.0031, RG-80.000 Creator: Wollheim, Norbert, 1913-1998 Extent: 31 linear feet (47 boxes, 25 oversize boxes, 9 book enclosures, 5 oversize folders, 1 VHS videocassette, 2 sound cassettes) Repository: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives, 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place SW, Washington, DC 20024-2126 Abstract: The Norbert Wollheim papers consist of correspondence, photographs, and printed materials documenting Wollheim’s prewar family life in Europe, his efforts to receive restitution for his slave labor at I.G. Farben, his immigration to the United States, and his continued work with other Holocaust survivor organizations such as the World Federation of Bergen-Belsen Survivors, the Auschwitz/Buna Memorial, the World Federation of Holocaust Survivors, the United Jewish Appeal, and the World Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors. Languages: German, English, Yiddish, Hebrew, French

Administrative Information Access: Collection is open for use, but is stored offsite. Please contact the Reference Desk more than seven days prior to visit in order to request access. Reproduction and use: Collection is available for use. Material may be protected by copyright. Please contact reference staff for further information. Preferred citation: (Identification of item), Norbert Wollheim papers, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives, Washington, DC

Acquisition information: Charlotte Wollheim, Norbert Wollheim’s widow, donated the Norbert Wollheim papers to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in 1999. Accruals: Accruals may have been received since this collection was first processed, see archives catalog at collections.ushmm.org for further information. Processing history: Ferenc Katona, 2002, revised by Julie Schweitzer, December 2016, August 2021 Biographical note / Administrative history Norbert Wollheim (1913-1998) was born in Berlin. His father was a German Jewish veteran of World War I, and Wollheim was active in the German Jewish Youth Alliance. Nazi anti-Jewish laws led to his expulsion from law studies at the University of Berlin in April 1933. From 1935 through 1938 he worked as a clerk and scientific worker at the ore firm Rawack and Grünfeld AG in Berlin-Charlottenburg. He married Rosa Mandelbrod in May 1938 and was dismissed from his job for racial reasons in September 1938. Between November 1938 and August 1939, he helped arrange and escort twenty transports of Jewish children to safety in Britain. Wollheim continued to work for the Reichsvereinigung der Juden in Deutschland (Union of Jews in Germany). In 1941 he was drafted to perform forced labor, and in February 1943 he and his family were arrested, and taken to the Grosse Hamburger Strasse assembly center. On March 11th they were deported to Auschwitz, where his pregnant wife and 3-year old son, Uriel, were murdered. Norbert Wollheim was tattooed with prison number 107984, and he was one of the 25,000 Jews who were forced to build a synthetic-rubber plant for I.G. Farben in Auschwitz III-Monowitz (Buna). He survived a death march starting January 18, 1945 that led him from Auschwitz to Gleiwitz, Czechoslovakia, Austria, Czechoslovakia again, and finally to the Heinkel satellite camp of Sachsenhausen-Oranienburg near Berlin at the end of the month. The camp was evacuated on April 20th, and Wollheim fled his SS guards on the night of May 2nd. He was liberated by American troops in Schwerin (Mecklenburg) the next day. Wollheim did not want to return to Soviet-controlled Berlin, so he moved to Lübeck and helped to organize a community of 800 Jewish displaced persons. He also visited the nearby British-controlled Bergen-Belsen displaced persons camp and organized the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the British Zone with Joseph Rosensaft. Wollheim married Frieda (Friedel) Senta Löwenberg (1921-1977) a German Jewish woman he had met in Bergen-Belsen, and they had two children, Peter (b. 1948) and Ruth-Evelyn (b. 1950). (After Friedel’s passing in 1977, Wollheim married Charlotte Sprung.) In the late 1940s Wollheim appeared as a witness during the Nuremberg trials and at the trial against Nazi sympathizer film director and actor Veit Harlan. In 1951, Norbert Wollheim successfully sued I.G. Farben, arguing that the manufacturer should compensate him for two years’ work. The lawsuit opened the way for a settlement with I.G. Farben that established a fund of $6.43 million to compensate other Jewish laborers. Towards the end of 1950, Wollheim and his family moved to the United States, but they were twice arrested by the immigration authorities, detained on Ellis Island, and threatened with deportation. Finally, in 1952, they were legally admitted to the United States. Wollheim studied accounting at New York University and was granted certification in 1962. He testified in the Frankfurt Auschwitz trials in the mid-1960s. He also played a leading role in the World Federation of Bergen-Belsen Survivors and the American Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors and was a member of the United States Holocaust Memorial Council. He lived with his family in Fresh Meadows, Queens, NY, and had a successful accounting career until his retirement in 1991.

Scope and content of collection The Norbert Wollheim papers consist of correspondence, photographs, and printed materials documenting Wollheim’s prewar family life in Europe, his efforts to receive restitution for his slave labor at I.G. Farben, his immigration to the United States, and his continued work with other Holocaust survivor organizations such as the World Federation of Bergen-Belsen Survivors, the Auschwitz/Buna Memorial, the World Federation of Holocaust Survivors, the United Jewish Appeal, and the World Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors. Series 1, Life in Europe, primarily documents Norbert Wollheim’s life and activities in Europe before his immigration to the United States, including personal and professional correspondence from his years in Lübeck; legal records documenting his efforts to receive restitution for his slave labor at I.G. Farben; subject files about survivor conferences, postwar antisemitism, and emigration to Palestine; publications and clippings documenting Jewish survivor organizations; photographic materials documenting Wollheim’s family before the war and political and commemorative events after the war; and personal documents such as identification papers, calendars, and speeches.

Subseries 1, Lübeck correspondence, includes Norbert Wollheim’s correspondence from his years in Lübeck after the war. The correspondence documents his postwar activities on behalf of survivors, and related travel, as well as his own marriage and the birth of his children. It includes professional, private, and personal correspondence with officials, aid organizations, friends, and relatives. Correspondents include Hermann Simon, Max Plaut, Karl Marx, Kurt Hecht, Rolf May, Hans and Gretl Royce, his sister and brother-in-law (Bellauer), and Julius Dreifuss. Subseries 2, Correspondence and related records regarding I.G. Farben, consists of legal records, correspondence, and clippings related to the slave labor Norbert Wollheim performed for I.G. Farben at Auschwitz during the war and his efforts to receive compensation after the war. Subseries 3, Subject files, includes topics such as survivor conferences, the desecration of Jewish cemeteries, restitution, Philip Auerbach, Erich Lüth, and the passengers on the ship Exodus who were not allowed to reach Palestine. Records include correspondence, clippings, notes, lists, reports, photographs, programs, and speeches. Subseries 4, Publications, includes publications by organizations such as the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the British Zone, Jewish Central Information Office, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, United Jewish Appeal, and the World Jewish Congress about survivor issues during the postwar period. Records include bulletins, newspapers, press releases, poems, and reports. Subseries 5, News clippings, includes topics such as the World Jewish Congress, the status of Jewish Displaced Persons, Palestine, war criminals, and restitution. Subseries 6, Photographs, includes photo albums and loose photographs depicting Wollheim, family members and friends, vacations, family celebrations, and political events in Germany, France, England, Sweden, Belgium, Switzerland, and Denmark before, during, and after World War II. This series includes postwar photographs of Bergen-Belsen, displaced persons camps, Leo Baeck, Stephen Wise, Nachum Goldmann, and Elie Wiesel.

Subseries 7, Personal documents, consists of identification papers, calendars, speeches, personal publications, and notebooks.

Series 2, Life in America, primarily documents Norbert Wollheim’s life and activities in America following his immigration, including personal correspondence; legal records documenting his efforts to receive restitution for his slave labor at I.G. Farben; correspondence documenting Wollheim’s work with survivor organizations World Federation of Bergen-Belsen Survivors, Auschwitz/Buna Memorial, and World Federation of Holocaust Survivors; subject files about the Holocaust and its memorialization; publications, periodicals, and news clippings; and photographs documenting survivors of Bergen-Belsen and Auschwitz-Buna, the United Jewish Appeal, and the World Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors.

Subseries 1 consists of personal correspondence. Subseries 2, I. G. Farben and other restitution claims, consists of correspondence, legal and financial records, and printed material documenting I. G. Farben and other restitution claims. Subseries 3, World Federation of Bergen-Belsen Survivors, consists of correspondence and organizational records regarding the World Federation of Bergen-Belsen Survivors. Subseries 4, Auschwitz/Buna Memorial, consists of correspondence, organizational records, and news clippings documenting the Auschwitz/Buna Memorial. Subseries 5, World Federation of Holocaust Survivors, consist of correspondence and organization records documenting the World Federation of Holocaust Survivors. Subseries 6, Subject files, consists of subject files documenting facets of the Holocaust and Holocaust memorialization. Subseries 7, Publications, consists of publications documenting the work of Jewish organizations, Holocaust survivors, and the history of the Holocaust. Subseries 8, News clippings, consists of news clippings in English, German, and Hebrew dated 1960-1997. Subseries 9, Photographs, consists of photographs documenting survivors of Bergen-Belsen and Auschwitz-Buna, the United Jewish Appeal, and the World Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors. Subseries 10, Publications, consists of German and Jewish periodicals from 1945-1952.

System of arrangement The Norbert Wollheim papers are arranged as two series and seventeen subseries:

• Series 1: Life in Europe, approximately 1900-1996 (bulk 1945-1954) o Subseries 1: Lübeck correspondence, 1945-1954 o Subseries 2: I.G. Farben, 1945-1958, 1996 o Subseries 3: Subject files, 1945-1954 o Subseries 4: Publications, 1928-1985

o Subseries 5: News clippings, approximately 1940s-1970s o Subseries 6: Photographs, approximately 1900-1955 o Subseries 7: Personal documents, approximately 1945-1989

• Series 2: Life in America, 1945-1998 (bulk 1951-1998) o Subseries 1: Personal correspondence, 1956-1993 o Subseries 2: I. G. Farben and other restitution claims, 1951-1998 o Subseries 3: World Federation of Bergen-Belsen Survivors, 1958-1991 o Subseries 4: Auschwitz/Buna Memorial, 1958-1992 o Subseries 5: World Federation of Holocaust Survivors, 1979-1995 o Subseries 6: Subject files, 1939-1998 o Subseries 7: Publications, 1959-1993 o Subseries 8: News clippings, 1960-1997 o Subseries 9: Photographs, 1960-1981

o Subseries 10: Periodicals, 1945-1952 Indexing terms Auschwitz (Concentration camp) Monowitz (Concentration camp) Interessengemeinschaft Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft. Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the British Zone. World Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors (1981 : Jerusalem) Jews--Germany--Berlin. Slave labor--Concentration camps. Holocaust survivors--Germany. Holocaust survivors--United States. Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)--Reparations. Berlin (Germany) Lübeck (Germany) United States--Emigration and immigration--History--20th century. Photographs.

CONTAINER LIST

Series 1: Life in Europe, Circa 1900-1996 (bulk 1945-1954)

Subseries 1: Lübeck correspondence, 1945-1954

Box/Folder Title

1.1-1.2 Wollheim, Norbert, to his wife and family, 1946-1948

1.3 Wollheim, Friedel to Wollheim, Norbert, 1946-1949

1.4-1.6 Correspondence relating to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Billauer, 1946-1951

1.7 Reports, Circa 1944-1950

1.8-1.9, 58.1

Clippings, 1946-1950

1.10-1.11 Lübeck correspondence, primarily Jewish aid organizations, 1946-1947

1.12 Correspondence, A, 1945-1951

1.13 Correspondence, B, 1946-1951

2.1 Correspondence, C-D, 1946-1951

2.2 Correspondence, E-F, 1950-1951

2.3 Correspondence, G, 1947-1951

2.4 Correspondence, H, 1947-1951

2.5 Correspondence, I-J, 1947-1951

2.6 Correspondence, K, 1947-1951

2.7 Correspondence, L, 1945-1951

2.8 Correspondence, M, 1945-1951

2.9 Correspondence, N-P, 1945-1951

2.10-2.11 Correspondence, R, 1945-1951

3.1-3.3, OS 1

Correspondence, S, 1945-1951 (Photograph and its corresponding negative related to 12/3/1945 letter)

3.4-3.6 Correspondence, Simon, Hermann E., 1945-1951

3.7 Correspondence, T-V, 1945-1951

3.8-3.10 Correspondence, W, 1945-1951

3.11 Correspondence, X-Z, 1946-1951

3.12 Correspondence, miscellaneous, 1946-1950

3.13-3.14 Congratulations on marriage, 1947

4.1-4.8, 59.1

Congratulations on birth of Peter Wollheim, 1948

4.9-4.10 Correspondence, Marx, Karl, editor of Allgemeine Wochenzeitung der Juden in Deutschland, 1948-1950

4.11 Correspondence, A-G, 1948

4.12 Correspondence, H-M, 1948

5.1 Correspondence, N-R, 1947-1948

5.2 Correspondence, S-Z, 1945-1948

5.3 Billauer, Mr. and Mrs. Richard, 1949-1950

5.4 Correspondence, B-H, 1949-

5.5 Correspondence, K-N, 1949-

5.6 Correspondence, P-Z, 1949-

5.7 Correspondence, B-G, 1949-

5.8 Correspondence, H-R, 1949-

5.9 Correspondence, S-Z, 1949-

5.10 Printed materials, 1945-1949, 1972

5.11-5.14 Congratulations on birth of Ruth-Evelyn Wollheim, 1950

5.15 Correspondence, B-C, 1950

6.1 Correspondence, D-E, 1950

6.2 Correspondence, F-G, 1950

6.3 Correspondence, H, 1950

6.4 Correspondence, K, 1950

6.5 Correspondence, L-M, 1950

6.6 Correspondence, O-P, 1950

6.7 Correspondence, R, 1950

6.8 Correspondence, S, 1950

6.9 Correspondence, T-V, 1950

6.10 Correspondence, W-Z, 1950

6.11 Correspondence, A, 1951-1954

6.12 Correspondence, B, 1951-1954

6.13 Correspondence, C, 1951-1954

6.14 Correspondence, D, 1951-1954

6.15 Correspondence, E-F, 1951-1954

6.16-6.17 Correspondence, G, 1951-1954

7.1-7.3 Correspondence, H, 1951-1954

7.4 Correspondence, J, 1951-1954

7.5-7.6 Correspondence, K, 1951-1954

7.7 Correspondence, L, 1951-1954

7.8 Correspondence, M, 1951-1954

7.9 Correspondence, N, 1951-1954

7.10 Correspondence, O, 1951-1954

7.11 Correspondence, p, 1951-1954

7.12 Correspondence, R, 1951-1954

8.1-8.2 Correspondence, S, 1951-1954

8.3 Correspondence, T-U, 1951-1954

8.4 Correspondence, V, 1951-1954

8.5-8.6 Correspondence, W, 1951-1954

8.7 Correspondence, Y-Z, 1951-1954

Subseries 2: I.G. Farben, 1945-1958, 1996

Box/Folder Title

8.8 I.G. Farben: Final brief of the Prosecution: Part IV, Circa 1950

8.9-8.2, 9.1-9.3

I.G. Farben: Vernehmungsprotokolle Schriftsätze, 1952-1955, 1996

9.4-9.5 Norbert Wollheim private correspondence, 1945-1958 (Immigration, I.G. Farben)

9.6 Norbert Wollheim vs I.G. Farben, Trial record, 1952

9.7 I.G. Farben vs Norbert Wollheim, Appea, 1954

9.8-9.10, 10.1-10.3

Legal correspondence, 1951-1952

10.4-10.5, 59.2

I.G. Farben: July 22, 1954 appeal, correspondence, clippings, 1954

10.6 I.G. Farben vs Norbert Wollheim, Decision concerning the appeal, 1954

10.7 I.G. Farben: Bericht, 1952-1957

Subseries 3: Subject files, 1945-1954

Box/Folder Title

10.8 Chief Rabbi’s Religious Emergency Council, Hertz, 1945

10.9 Jewish Committee, Neustadt, Report, 1946

10.10-10.11, 60.1

Interministerstelle Arbeitsgemeinschaft, 1946-1949

10.12-10.13, 60.2, 62.1

Second Congress, Harzburg, 1947

11.1-11.2 Israel trip, 1949-1950

11.3, 62.2 Sitzung des Verbandes der Jüdischen Gemeinden Nordwestdeutschlands, 1951

11.4-11.5, 58.2, 60.3, 61.1

Adenauer interviews, 1949-1950

11.6-11.10, 60.4

Auerbach, Philip, 1947-1950

11.11-11.13, 12.1-12.4, 58.3, 59.3

Auerbach, Philip, downfall, 1951

12.5-12.11, 59.4, 62.3

Belsen, 1946-1951 [Correspondence, telegrams, clippings, notes to lectures, article drafts, name lists, radio commentaries, documents of a Zionist conference in London 1946. - Study about precious metal, etc., confiscated from Jews in 1938; desecration of Jewish cemeteries; claims for reparations; article about Else Lasker-Schüler; meetings of Jewish community leadership on various issues; articles celebrating Rosh Hashanah, about the State of Israel, the assassination of Count Bernadotte, new signs of anti-Semtism; 10th anniversary of Kristallnacht; lists of valuables to be returned to their Jewish owners; lists of Jews living in Lübeck in 1946; charitable organizations’ donation of food; British police actions in Jewish DP camps]

60.6 Central Committee Lubeck, hand illustrated and autographed certificate, 1946

13.1-13.11, 58.4-58.5, 59.5-59.7, 60.5, 62.4-62.6

Friedhofsschändungen, 1947-1949 [Correspondence, clippings, b/w photo prints, “The theft of 150 million cigarettes,” “534 police officers were members of NSDAP,” “Bergen-Belsen, center of black market,” amnesty for Krupp and Weiszäcker, anonymous letter threatening Norbert Wollheim and other Jewish individuals]

14.1 List of incidents of Jewish Cemetery desecrations in the British Zone of Occupation., 1947-1948 [Copy of a 26-item list written on 3 Jan 1948 in Lübeck]

14.2 Open the Gates of Palestine!, 1945 (Report of the proceedings of the Congress of Jewish Prisoners in Bergen-Belsen) [Brochure’s cover page is bi-lingual, text of the booklet is in Hebrew]

14.3, 61.2 Deutschland Politik; Israel; WJC, 1945-1951 [Auerbach documents; NSDAP affiliation of police officers]

14.4-14.7, 59.8

Exodus, 1947-1948 [Jews of the boat Exodus turned away from Haifa by the British arrived in Germany’s Lübeck region, and they were kept in the Emden DP refugee camp. Black and white photo prints made by professional photographers are in folder 4]

14.8 Publications of Ludendorff Movement, 1951 [Various subjects, e.g. the new film of Nazi actor Veit Harlan, an open letter to John McCloy, etc. Correspondence, clippings]

14.9-14.10 Erich Lüth, 1951 [Erich Lüth, “Leiter der staatlichen Pressestelle, Hamburg,” his writings against Veit Harlan, a law suit against the producers of the 1951 film – “Unsterbliche Geliebte” directed by Harlan. Lüth initiated a boycott against Harlan’s films; Correspondence, bulletins, clippings]

14.11, 59.9 Lüth - Aktion, 1951 [Erich Lüth initiated a movement titled “Frieden mit Israel.” Correspondence, bulletins, clippings]

14.12, 59.10

Auszüge [Research material, drafts, correspondence, bulletins, clippings], 1951

15.1 Berichte, Reden, Veröffentlichungen, 1948-1949 [Article manusctipts]

15.2 Chaim Weizmann Memorial Service, 1952 [Program of a 10 Dec 1952 New York event]

15.3-15.7, 59.11, 62.7

World Jewish Congress, Montreux, 1948-1948 [Bulletins, correspondence, draft resolutions, working papers. Includes No. 6/1948 of French language periodical “Quand meme!” with Norbert Wollheim’s article in it, “Un second front pour Israel,” clippings, mimeographed speeches, lectures, minutes of sessions, participants’ and members’ name and address lists

15.8 World Jewish Congress, Geneva, 1951 [Statements, activity report. Includes material relating to the Jan 1949 meeting.

15.9-15.10, 62.8

Zentralrat der Juden in Deutschland, 1951 [Central Council of Jews in Germany. – Compensation and restitution issues. – Correspondence – e.g. with Rabbi Wilhelm Weinberg -, clippings]

Subseries 4: Publications, 1928-1985

Box/Folder Title

15.11 Academy of Poltical Science, Kurt R. Grossman, Political-social and economic Development of Eastern Germany during 1950, 1952

15.12 Allgemeine Wochenzeitung der Juden in Deuschland - Die Arbeitstagung jüdischer Juristen im Bundesgebiet und Berlin, 1951

16.1 Allgemeine Wochenzeitung der Juden in Deuschland - Die Haager Vertragswerke, 1952

16.2 Les Cahiers de L'Alliance Israelite Universelle, 1953-1953

16.3 Amerika zwischen Krieg und Frieden, 1952

16.4-16.5 AJR Information, 1946-1985 (Association of Jewish Refugees in Great Britain)

16.6-16.9 Beweisdokumente für die Spruchgerichte in der Britischen Zone, 1947 (Documentary evidence for the sentencing court in the British Zone)

16.10 Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the British Zone, monthly bulletins, 1946-1947

16.11 Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the British Zone, report, 1945-1947

16.12 Contemporary Jewish Record, Sholome Michael Gelber, Roads to a new Horizon, 1942

16.13 Dritte Reich, Das: Eine Studie über Nachwirkungen des Nationalsozialismus, 1946

16.14 Gemeindeblatt, 1928

16.15 Gemeinschaftsarbeit der jüdischen Jugend, 1933-1937

17.1 Zur Geschichte des Lagers Auschwitz-Monowitz (Buna), Circa 1946

17.2 Gesellschaft für Christlich-Jüdische Zusammenarbeit in Hamburg, 1952

17.3-17.4 Gross-Breesen pamphlets, 1945-1947

17.5 House of Commons Official Report, Debate on Palestine, 1946

17.6-17.9 Institute of Jewish Affairs - World Jewish Congress, 1951-1953

17.10 Jewish Affairs, Vol 1, No. 12, 1946

17.11 Jewish Palestine fights back, The Jewish Agency for Palestine, 1946

17.12 JCIO (Jewish Central Information Office) - Nehlans Interview, 1945-1945

17.13 JCIO (Jewish Central Information Office) - Statistical Details of the Deportation and Present number of Jews in Italy,

17.14 JCIO (Jewish Central Information Office) – Jewish Survivors Report, No 5, Paula Littauer, My experiences […] in Berlin and Brussels, 1939-1944,1946

17.15 Jewish Telegraphic Agency - Daily News Bulletin, 1945-1979

17.16 Jewish Trust Corporation for Germany, First Annual Report, 1954

17.17 Jud Süss, Herbert Prado-Siegfried Schiffner, Historisches und juristisches Material zum Fall Veit Harlan, 1949

18.1 Juna, Pressestelle des Schwiz. Israel. Gemeinbundes, Zürich, 1951

18.2 Marx, Leopold, Hachscharah: Gedichte, Poems published by Peter Freund in Jerusalem, 1942

18.3 Mitteilungen aus der Israelitischen Gemeinde Lübeck, 1929

18.4 “Zum 9. November 1948, Rede an die Jüdische Gemeinde Hamburg,” by Norbert Wollheim, Published by Verlag “Unzer Sztymme,” Bergen-Belsen, 1948

18.5 Playbills, including “Porgy and Bess in Europe” featuring Leontyne Price, 1951-1953

18.6 Der Rächer: Kampfblatt einer Armee im Osten, 1945

18.7 Sammelblatt, including list and index to the 1951 official publication of the Federal Republic of Germany, 1950

18.8 United Jewish Appeal, Press statements, 1946

18.9 United Palestine Appeal Report, 1947

66.4 United Palestine Appeal Yearbook, 1948

18.10-18.13

Unzer Sztyme, 1945-1947 (Issues 2-3, 7, 9-11, 14-16, 18-20)

18.14 US High Commissioner, 1951 (John J. McCloy) for Germany: Landsberg -- ein dokumentarischer Bericht

18.15 Versöhnung mit den Juden: Ein Beitrag zur Wiedergutmachung, Aktion Friede mit Israel, 1951

18.16 Der Weg, 1947

18.17 Weingreen, J., The Continuity of Tradition from Bible to Mishna. N.D.,

18.18 Wir bitten Israel um Frieden, Circa 1951

18.19 World Jewish Affairs, 1951-1952

18.20 World Jewish Congress - Congress Digest, 1951

18.21 World Jewish Congress Press Surveys, 1951-1979

18.22 World Jewish Congress – Isaac I. Schwarzbart, The Story of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, 1953

18.23 World Jewish Congress – Annual Report, Isaac I. Schwarzbart, 1949

18.24 World Jewish Congress – National Conference, 1946

Subseries 5: News clippings, Circa 1940-1979

Box/Folder Title

19.1, 58.6 English clippings, Circa 1940-1979

19.2-19.3, 64.1

German clippings, Circa 1940-1979

19.4, 63.1 German clippings, 1946-1947

64.2 Lübecker Zeitung, 1944

19.5-19.6, 61.3

Reports, 1945-1948 (regarding the World Jewish Congress, Situation of Jewish Displaced Persons, Palestine question)

19.7, 63.2 English clippings, 1946-1947

19.8, 58.7 Evening Standard, 1946

19.9, 58.8 Jewish Chronicle, 1946

19.10, 63.3 Pamphlets, newsclippings, misc., 1946

19.11, 58.9 Jewish Weekly, 1948 (in Yiddish)

19.12-19.14, 63.4-63.6, 64.3

Vortragsreise - Dr. Baeck, 1948

19.15-19.16, 63.7

Clippings and Notes, 1949-1950

19.17-19.19, 61.4

Reise Israel, including travel documents, correspondence, memorabilia, notes, 1949

20.1-20.4, 61.5, 64.4-64.5

Autis, Remilit, Nazismus, 1950-1951 (News bureau clippings, meeting minutes and notes)

20.5, 58.10 English clippings, Circa 1950-1959

20.6-20.8, 58.11, 63.8, 64.6


21.1, 63.9 Jüdische Gemeinde der Britischen Zone, 1950-1951

21.2-21.3, 58.12, 63.10-63.11

Clippings, 1951-1952, 1984k

21.4-21.6, 65.1

Kriegsverbrecher, 1951 (War criminals - correspondence, clippings, brochure)

21.7-21.8, 64.7

Material zu Wiedergutmachungsfrage, 1951 (Compensation - correspondence, clippings, minutes)

21.9 Newspaper clippings regarding Auerbach and Ohrenstein, 1952

Subseries 6: Photographs, Circa 1900-1955

Box/Folder Title

BE 1 Photo Album, Circa 1926-1938 [green]. [Family, friends, excursions, vacations]

BE 2 Photo Album, 1934 [red, white and blue]. [Boat trip, Scandinavian scenes, flags, cities, summer camp for children]

21.10 Photograph, Circa 1920 [Unknown group of people celebrating wedding or anniversary circa 1920s]

48.1 Photo Album, Circa 1927-1933 [blue and beige]. [Family and friends; vacations, trips]

BE 3 Photo Album, Circa 1929-1938 [suede]. [Family vacations. Scandinavia – Denmark, Sweden – boat trip, animals]

49.1 Photo Album, Circa 1930s [small brown leather]. [German scenery]

BE 4 Photograph Album. "Reise mit Kindern", 1934-1938 [Trip with children, family vacations]

50.1 Photograph Album. "Horseved", 1935 [Regarding trip to Sweden]

21.11 Prewar and wartime photos, Circa 1930-1942 [4 b/w photos. N.D. and 1930-1942]

BE 5 Gunnarpsnehemet (sic), 1939 [Dedicated. Gift from children remembering a Malmö trip]

BE 6 Photo Album, Circa 1940-1949 [blue plaid]. [Some of the photos look postwar]

21.12 DP Photos, Circa 1945 [Photographs of a visit by Leo Baeck, probably to a British controlled DP camp, escorted by Norbert Wollheim]

21.13, 51.1, OS 2

Photo Album, Circa 1945-1946 [teal]. [Friends, British soldiers, etc]

52.1 Photo Album, Circa 1945-1950 [brown]. [Holocaust memorial in the Lübeck cemetery; on some of the photos Stephen Wise, Nachum Goldmann]

21.14, 53.1 Photo Album, Circa 1945-1955 [beige with red binding] [Holocaust memorials in Lübeck and Braunschweig; conferences in Montreux, Brussels, etc]

22.1, 66.1 USA, 1945-1948

22.2 Bergen-Belsen, After 1945 [Post war]

22.3 Berlin, After 1945 [Post-war] [Banquet shots]

22.4 Hamburg, After 1945 [Post war] [Arrival of Leo Baeck at a railway station]

22.5 Baeck, Leo, Circa 1945, 1949

22.6 Lübeck, [Post war, including Wollheim’s sister and brother-in-law]

22.7 USA, After 1949 [One of the group photos shows the young Elie Wiesel]

22.8 Wedding of Norbert and Friedl Wollheim, 1950 [Photos and cards]

22.9 Miscellaneous, After 1945 [Post war]

22.10-22.11, 54.1

Photo Album, Circa 1900-1945 [embossed mahogany]

55.1 Stavangerfjord, 1939 [Stavngerfjord and U.S]

56.1 Photo Album, Circa 1945-1955 [yellow-beige with red binding]. [Paris, London]

Subseries 7: Personal documents, Circa 1945-1989

Box/Folder Title

22.12 Address book,

22.13-22.14, BE 7

German notebooks

22.15 Journal, Lübeck

23.1 Photographs and membership card

BE 8 School notes, New York

23.2 Syllabus, Circa 1989

23.3 Welcome to the USA - Citizenship,

23.4-23.5 Certificates, identity documents, passports, 1945-1983

23.6, BE 9 Journal, Circa 1945

57.1 Pocket calendars, 1946-1953

23.7 Identity papers, 1947-1949

23.8 Witness Summons. Subject: Norbert Wollheim, 1947 (Summons and safe transport for Wollheim as witness for Nuremberg Trials)

23.9-23.11, 58.13, 65.2

Correspondence and related records regarding immigration to the United States, 1951-1954

23.12-23.13

Immigration, 1951

24.1 Character affidavits for Norbert Wollheim, 1952

Series 2: Life in America, 1945-1998(bulk 1954-1998)

Subseries 1: Personal correspondence, 1956-1993

Box/Folder Title

24.2 Private correspondence, 1956

24.3, 65.3 Correspondence, 1958 [Correspondence, photographs and clippings]

24.4-24.5, 58.14

Correspondence, 1960-1961 [Correspondence and clippings]



24.8, 61.6 John Hersey, 1962 [Correspondence, galley proof of essay titled “Tattoo Number 107,907.”]

24.9-24.10 Private correspondence A-B, 1962-1964

24.11-24.12, 58.15

Private correspondence C-F, 1962-1964

25.1, 67.1 Private correspondence, 1962


25.3 Correspondence, 1964

25.4-25.5, 67.2

Private correspondence, 1964

25.6-25.8, 26.1, 66.2

Correspondence, 1965-1966



26.4, 65.4 Correspondence, 1967-1970 [Includes clippings and photographs]





26.9, 65.6 Correspondence, lecture notes, clippings, 1971-1973


27.1-27.5, 67.3


28.1-28.6, 67.4



29.1-29.3 Private correspondence, 1973

29.4-29.6, 67.5




30.2-30.3, 67.6





31.1 Private correspondence, 1981 [Includes color photographs]




31.5 Correspondence, 1991

31.6 Private correspondence, 1992 [Includes correspondence with Yissakhar Ben-Yaakov, long time friend, father of renown photographer Shlomo Ben-Yaakov]

31.7, 65.7 Correspondence, 1993

Subseries 2: I.G. Farben and other restitution claims, 1951-1998

Box/Folder Title

31.8-31.12, 65.8-65.10

Miscellaneous correspondence, 1956-1958 [Includes clippings, publications, legal documents, 1956 business report of liquidation of I.G. Farben]

32.1 Indemnification legislation, 1957-1958

32.2 Allgemeines, 1958-1960 [General Correspondence]

32.3 Compensation, 1962-1963

32.4-32.5, 67.7

Compensation Treuhand, 1965 [Includes copies of brochure published by Compensation Treuhand G.m.b.H]

32.6 The Jewish Trust Corporation, 1977 [Balance sheets and accounts]

32.7 Indemnification - Financial documents, 1978-1979

32.8-32.9 Fritz Bauer Institute. Correspondence, “I.G. Auschwitz”, 1998 (Survivors Name List)

32.10-32.14, 67.8-67.9

Auschwitz Prozess, 1964-1966 [Correspondence, clippings – e.g. Sybille Bedford’s essay in The Saturday Evening Post, 22 Oct 1966, trial documents, bulletins]

33.1-33.2, 64.9, 65.11

Auschwitz Trial, 1965 [Correspondence, clippings]

33.3, 64.10 Claims Conference, 1962-1991 [Clippings and correspondence]

33.4-33.5, 65.12

Claims Conference, 1991

33.6 Claims Conference Berlin-Bonn, 1992

33.7, 66.3 Claims Conference Madrid, 1992

33.8, 68.1 Claims Conference Jerusalem, 1993

33.9-33.12 Conference on Material Claims, 1995

34.1-34.2 Correspondence Regarding I.G. Farben Case, 1954-1955

34.3-34.6, 67.11

I.G. Farben: Correspondence, clippings, 1954

34.7-34.14, 64.11

I.G. Farben: Correspondence, legal documents, 1954-1963

35.1, 68.2 I.G. Farben: 1955 trial, 1955 [Clippings]

35.2 I.G. Farben: Bericht über die Entflechtung und Liquidation, 1955

35.3 I.G. Farben: Court papers, 1956-1965

35.4 I.G. Farben: Compensation, 1957-1960

35.5-35.6 I.G. Farben: Correspondence, bulletins, 1957-1960

35.7, 68.3 I.G. Farben: Clippings, press releases, correspondence, 1993-1994

35.8-35.9 Mendel Kozlowski, 1954-1966 [Compensation Case - Henry Ormond - Correspondence]

35.10 Hela Saender, 1957-1964

36.1-36.2 Cheskiel Saender, 1956-1965

36.3-36.4 Hans Galland, 1958-1969 [Compensation Case - Henry Ormond – Correspondence]

36.5 I.G. Farben: Lawyer H. Ormond's Koppel vs German Federal Authorities, 1951

36.6-36.9, 68.4

Legal Correspondence, 1954-1976

36.10-36.11

Correspondence with Henry Ormond, 1955

37.1 I.G. Farben: Correspondence with Henry Ormond, 1956-1960

37.2-37.7, 68.5, OS 4

Correspondence with Henry Ormond, 1955-1956

38.1-38.2, 64.12

Henry Ormond - Correspondence, 1958-1967

Subseries 3: World Federation of Bergen-Belsen Survivors, 1958-1991

Box/Folder Title

38.3-38.4, 68.6, OS 5

Belsen matters, 1986-1990 [Correspondence, clippings, photographs, brochures, blueprint]

38.5 Bergen-Belsen Memorial, 1987

38.6-38.8, 39.1-39.3, 67.12, 68.7

Belsen, 1958-1974

39.4, 68.8 Belsen, 1961-1987

39.5-39.6 Belsen, 1991 (Correspondence)

39.7, 64.13 World Federation of Bergen-Belsen Associations, 1973-1975 (3 issues, In Hebrew)

Subseries 4: Auschwitz-Buna Memorial, 1958-1992

Box/Folder Title

39.8-39.9 Memorial Auschwitz-Buna: Denkmal Buna, 1958-1960

40.1 Memorial Auschwitz-Buna: Memorial Fund. Abroad Correspondence, 1958-1960

40.2-40.3, 68.9

Memorial Auschwitz-Buna: Memorial Fund-Finance & Legal documents, 1959-1960

40.4 Memorial Auschwitz-Buna, 1960 (Auschwitz Memorial Dinner)

40.5 Memorial Auschwitz-Buna: Memorial Fund (Correspondence - USA), 1960-1962

40.6 Memorial Auschwitz-Buna: Memorial Scholarship Fund, 1960, 1975

40.7-40.8, 67.13, 68.10

Memorial Auschwitz-Buna: Newsclippings, 1960

40.9 Memorial Auschwitz-Buna: Tydor-Kaufman, 1960

40.10 Auschwitz Pavilion, 1965-1968

40.11-41.12, 68.11, 69.1

Memorial Auschwitz-Buna: Correspondence with Lourdes College, 1982-1984

40.13 Memorial Auschwitz-Buna: Correspondence and Brochures, Bergen, 1992

Subseries 5: World Federation of Holocaust Survivors, 1979-1995

Box/Folder Title

40.14-40.15, 41.1-41.2

World Gathering, 1979-1981 [Registration statistics, budget, publicity, clippings]

41.3 World Gathering - Budget Israel-Rogow, 1980

41.4 World Gathering - Insurance, 1980

41.5-41.8 World Gathering Correspondence, 1980-1981

41.9-41.10 World Gathering, 1980-1981 [Acknowledgements]

41.11-41.12

World Gathering, 1981 [Donation correspondence and publicity]

42.1 World Gathering Accounting, 1981

42.2-42.3 World Gathering, 1981 [Donation correspondence, logistical arrangements, 1 photo]

42.4 American Gathering, 1991-1992

42.5 American Gathering - Reunion, 1995

42.6 World Gathering, 1980-1982 [Plenary logistical correspondence from Samuel Mozes; World Gathering Brochures]

42.7 World Gathering - Incorporation, 1981

Subseries 6: Subject files, 1939-1998

Box/Folder Title

42.8 Kinderauswanderung, After 1981

VHS Video (VHS) recording: Memory of the Camps Host Judy Woodruff, 1985 [documentary footage] - Hedy Kantner Berliner in Bergen-Belsen Hospital from April to August - was filmed in 1945. A PBS broadcast of 7 May 1985. Housed separately in the video recording collection

42.9 International Forum for Jewish Holocaust Survivors, 1963-1992 [Correspondence]

42.10-42.11, 43.1-43.2, 70.1

Speaking Engagements, 1975-1993 [includes speeches]

43.3, 69.2 NSDAP, 1977-1978 [Correspondence, including hate mail to Wollheim from NSDAP-AO (Lincoln, NE)]

43.4 Days of Rememberance, 1979 [Correspondence, programs]

43.5, 70.2 Holocaust related correspondence, clippings, brochures, 1986-1991

43.6 Member of the Bundestag, Peter Petersen's correspondence with Kurt Waldheim, 1987

43.7-43.8, 70.3

KTA Kindertransport Association Reunion, 1990

43.9 Bund Deutsch-Jüdischer Jugend correspondence, 1988-1989

43.10 Armonk [sic] Institute, 1991

[Correspondence, clippings]

43.11 Jewish Historical Institute in Poland, Circa 1991 [Mission statement of the Institute]

43.12 Berlin, Nov 1992 [Regarding trip to Vienna-Mauthausen, Munich-Dachau, Berlin, Weimar-Buchenwald, Amsterdam, Brussels-Breendonck, Paris-Drancy, Normandy for US Holocaust Memorial Council],

43.13 Jerusalem, May 1993, 1992-1993

43.14 May 1993, Berlin, 1992-1993

43.15 Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture, 1992-1993

44.1, 70.4 Subcommittee on Human Resources, 1993

44.2 Die Geschichte der Juden in Deutschland, 1996-1998 [Program by Richard Chaim Schneider]

44.3 Belsen Documents, 1946-1994 [Received from Henry Friedlander who found them in the AJJDC Archives]

44.4 Belsen, 1956-1957 [Correspondence, essay, manuscript]

44.5 Belsen, 1958 [Correspondence, notes, telegrams]

44.6-44.9 Belsen mass graves, 1967-1979 [Correspondence, essays, brochures]

44.10 Belsen, 1990 [Correspondence, brochure, photocopy of an essay, photographs]

44.11 Hahn, 1963-1965 [Correspondence, manuscript]

44.12 Sobotker, 1939-1974 [Clippings, correspondence, speech transcripts, photograph]

Subseries 7: Publications, 1959-1993

Box/Folder Title

44.13 American Federation; Leo Baeck Institute, 1986 [Correspondence, speech draft, brochures, clippings]

44.14 American Federation of Jews from Central Europe, Incirca, 1972-1973 (AFJCE) [Minutes and newsletter]

44.15 American Jewish Congress: Foreign Affairs Department, 1971 [Brussels World Conference on Soviet Jewry]

44.16 American Jewish Congress: Waldheim Press Release, 1976

45.1 American Jewish Congress: Boycott Report, 1977 (3 issues)

45.2 American Joint, 1988-1989 [Transcript of AJJDC’s Oral History interview with Norbert Wollheim]

45.3 Anti-Defamation League Bulletin, 1976-1985 (3 issues)

45.4 Babylon: Beiträge zur jüdischen Gegenwart, [Index to publications and order form]

45.5 Bergen-Belsen Survivors Association of Montreal: Liberation Banquet, 1975 [program]

45.6 Botschaft des Zentralrats der Juden in Deutschland, 1977-1979

45.7 Bulletin des Comité International des Camps, 1971

45.8 Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations: Middle East Memo, 1976

45.9 Congress [sic] Monthly, 1984-1985 (2 issues)

45.10 Cramer, Ernst, Gedenkrede zum 50. Jahrestag der Deportation von Juden aus Augsburg und dem Regierungsbezirk Schwaben und Neuburg am 1. April 1992 in der Synagoge zu Augsburg, 1992

45.11 Dachauer Hefte, Circa 1987

45.12 Dam, Boehm, Hendrik George van, Judentum in Deutschland nach 1945. Sonderdruck vom Judentum: Schicksal, Wesen und Gegenwart. Hrsg. von Franz Böhm und Walter Dirks, 1965

45.13 Drittes Program Hörfunk Westdeutscher Rundfunk, Köln, 1970 [Annotated]

45.14 Emory University, Cohen Chair of Judaic Studies, 1977 [Studies by Jacob Neusner and David R. Blumenthal]

45.15 Essays, 1976 [Bartov, A Government which turned sour; Ahronot, Food for thought; Garmet, Code word]

45.16 Federation of Jewish Underground Fighters against Nazism, 1971

45.17 Gedenkbuch proof, 1986 [Notes Wollheim’s status as “ungeklärt”]

45.18 Ghetto Fighters' House: Newsletter, 1978

45.19 [Gill, Anton]: Journey back from hell: an oral history: conversation with concentration camp survivors. New York: Morrow, pp. 292-300, 1988

45.20 Häftlingszeichnungen aus dem Konzentrationslager Bergen-Belsen, 1993

45.21 Herzl Institute Bulletin: A Day of Infamy. Part I, 1975

45.22 “I.G. Farben.” Der Wollheim Prozess: Zwangsarbeit für I.G. Farben in Auschwitz by Wolfgang Benz, N.D.,

45.23 Indiana University Jewish Studies Program – The 1992 Paul Lecture., 1993 (Frank Stern, Jews in the minds of Germans in the postwar period.)

45.24 International Network of Children of Jewish Holocaust Survivors. Second Generation Conference Schedule, 1984

45.25 Irgun Olej Merkas Europa. Wochenzeitung des Irgun Olej Merkas Europa, 1966

45.26 Jewish Frontier, 1975

45.27 Jewish Historical Monuments in Dubrovnik,

45.28 Jewish Monthly, 1984 (2 issues)

45.29 Jewish Restitution Successor Organization - Report of the Operations, Circa 1947-1972

45.30 Jewish Telegraphic Agency. Edwin Eytan, Auschwitz: a grim reminder of past horror, 1978

45.31 The Jews in Germany, Circa 1933-1943, 1984-1989

45.32 Jüdische Gemeinde. Nachrichtenblatt der Jüdischen Gemeinde von Gross-Berlin und des Verbandes der Jüdischen Gemeinden in der DDR, 1970

45.33 Jüdischer Presse Dienst-Informationen des Zentralrats der Juden in Deutschland, 1968-1973 (2 issues)

46.1 Justiz im Zwielicht, Circa 1963

46.2-46.5 Josef Katz, Deported to Riga. Only few came back. A factual report. Translated from the German by Hilda Reach,

46.6 Keeping Posted. Survivors, 1985 (Vol XXX, no 5)

46.7 Lamm, Hans, Von Juden in München. – Sonderdruck aus - -. Kurt Grossmann, Zeugnisse menschlicher Tapferkeit im Dritten Reich, 1959

46.8 Leo Baeck Institute, 1975-1983 [Two program bulletins]

46.9 LBI [Leo Baeck Isntitute ] News, 1984-1985 (3 issues)

46.10 Loeffer, Gustav - Zum 80. Geburtstag, 1959

69.3 Martyrdom and Resistance, 1984-1985 (3 issues)

46.11 National Jewish Monthly, 1968

46.12 NSPA [National Society of Public Accountants] Washington Reporter, 1985

46.13 Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte, 1992

46.14 Reconstructionist: A Jewish bi-weekly, 1966

46.15 Reichmann, Eva G., Deutschland -- Aus der Emigration gesehen, 1970

46.16 Simon Wiesenthal Center Annual, 1984 (Vol. 1. Henry Friedlander, The Judiciary and Nazi Crimes in Postwar Germany.)

46.17 Society of Survivors of the Riga Ghetto, Incirca, 1980 (35th Anniversary Dinner)

46.18 Technische Universität Berlin. Das Zentrum für Antisemitismusforschung, 1992

46.19 Waitz, Robert. Le buste de Robert Waitz, 1975

47.1 Wie zu Zeiten Hitlers. Das schmähliche Zusammenwirken von Araben und SS-Leuten zum Zweck einer “Endlösung” im Nahen Osten,

47.2 Wollheim, Norbert, Belsen’s Place in the Process of “Death and Rebirth” of the Jewish People,

47.3 Working draft for a pictorial exhibition: Rebirth After Liberation – The Bergen-Belsen D.P. Camp, 1945-1950, 1965

47.4 World Zionist Organization. Judy Carr, We who remember -- what future, 1976

47.5 Yeshiva University, Holocaust Studies, 1979-1980 [Re: Erich Goldhagen residency]

47.6 YM-YWHA Henry Orbach Memorial, 1975 [Young Men’s, Young Women’s Hebrew Association].

Subseries 8: News clippings, 1960-1997

Box/Folder Title

47.7-47.8, 69.5, 70.5-70.7

English clippings, Circa 1960-1969

47.9, 64.14, 69.6, 70.8


47.10, 64.15

Hebrew clippings, 1967-1975

47.11-47.12, 69.7-69.12, 70.9-70.12, 71.1-71.6


47.13-47.14, 71.7, 72.1, 73.1-73.2


47.15 Clippings [received] from [Serge] Klarsfeld - Nazi Hunting, 1973-1980

47.16, 71.8, 72.2


71.9 English clippings, Circa 1990-1999

47.17, 71.10


71.11 An interview with Peter Wollheim, 1997 ("Volunteer saves lives by listening," The Idaho Statesman, 21 Dec 1977)

Subseries 9: Photographs, 1960-1981

Box/Folder Title

47.18 Loose photos, Circa 1960-1963

47.19, 72.3 Auschwitz-Buna concentration camp survivors honor United Jewish Appeal. New York City dinner under the auspices of the Auschwitz Memorial Dinner Committee, 1960

47.20, 72.4-72.7

Belsen reunion photographs, 1962-1963

47.21, OS 3 Bergen-Belsen slides, 1970 (slides in cold storage)

68.12-68.14

Survivor banquets, 1961-1963

67.14 Certificate, World Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors, 1981

Subseries 10: Periodicals, 1945-1952

Box/Folder Title

72.8-72.15 Jewish Weekly [Yiddish language publication] Published by the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the British Zone, 1945-1949 [48 issues; bulk 1948] {Nrs. 1, 5 Dec 1947 – 2, 12 Dec 1947; Nrs. 1 (5), 9 Jan 1948; Nrs. 4, (7), 23 Jan 1948 – 15, (18), 16 Apr 1948; Nrs. 16, (19), 23 Apr 1948 – 32,, (35), 20 Aug 1948, (2 copies); Nr. 34, (37), 2 Sep 1948; Nrs. 36, (39), 3 Oct 1948 – 1, (50) 7 Jan 1949 [12 Nov and 19 Nov issues marked by mistake as Nr. 39, (42)] Nr. 6, (77) [195?] [Missing issues: 3, 6, 33, 35, 51-76]

47.22 Jüdisches Gemeindeblatt für die Nord-Rheinprovinz und Westfalen, 1946

47.23, 73.3 Jüdisches Gemeindeblatt für die britische Zone, 1946-1947 (2 issues)

47.24 Jüdische Rundschau, 1946-1947 {Year 1, Nrs 4-5, “Schawuot 5706” = [June 1946]; Year 1, Nr 6, “Tamus [sic] 5706” = June 1946; Year 1, Nrs 7-8, “Elul 5706-Tischri 5707” = Aug-Sep 1946; Year 1, Nr 9, “Cheschwan 5707” = Oct 1946, Year 1, Nrs 10-11, “Kislew-Tewet 5707” = Nov-Dec 1946 [-1947]; Year 1, Nrs 12-13, “Schewat-Adar 5707” = [Jan-Feb 1947]; Year 2, Nrs 14-15, “Siwan-Tammus 5707” = [May-June 1947]; Year 2, Nrs 16-17, “Tischri-Cheschwan 5707” = [Sep-Oct 1947]}

60.7 Neue Zeitung, Die. Eine amerikanische Zeitung für die deutsche Bevölkerung, 1946

71.12 Das Parlament, 1952

47.25 Der Spiegel, 1947 (2 issues, and the title page or the last 1947 issue) [Full page article about Norbert Wollheim on p.14 of 6 Sep 1947 issue]

72.16 Allgemeine Jüdische Illustrierte, 1951 [Norbert Wollheim photo on page 2]

47.26, 73.4 Allgemeine Wochenzeitung der Juden in Deutschland, 1951-1952 (4 issues)

72.17, 72.18

Aufbau, 1946-1951 (7 issues)