Holocaust and Jewish Resistance collections at Brandeis University

Summary

1. The Jewish Resistance Collection (c. 1932-1950s): Underground publications by German Communist and French Jewish resisters to the Nazis; international post-war reports documenting the persecution and extermination of Jews and the course of several Nuremberg trials; and Nazi paraphernalia. (4 boxes). 2. Theresienstadt Concentration Camp Documents (1942-1944): Hundreds of daily orders issued from Theresienstadt, which provide detailed information about the workings of the camp. (4 boxes). 3. Curt Rosenthal Correspondence (c. 1938-1947): Personal and family correspondence of Curt Rosenthal, a German Jew and émigré to the U.S., spanning the Holocaust and World War II. (1 box). 4. Halina Nelkin Collection: Holocaust ephemera and personal papers collected by a survivor. (1 box). 5. War Crimes Trial Photographs: A collection of Nuremberg Trial photographs (1945-1946). (1 box).