Collection: Herbert Friedman Holocaust materials - ARVAS Search Results

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Information about Klosterneuburger Street in Vienna Box 3, Folder 29

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Information about Rabbi Benjamin Murmelstein Box 1, Folder 4

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Instructions for Kindertransport Box 1, Folder 13

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Invitation for Herbert Friedman to be Honored by Austrian Ambassador Box 1, Folder 36

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Irving Geringer to Herbert Friedman Box 2, Folder 89

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Judische Jugend Jewish magazine Box 3, Folder 4

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Julia Myer Strauss to Herbert Friedman thanking him with deep appreciation for his gift to her and her happiness for him Box 2, Folder 55

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Julian Muszkatblik to Marthe Rozencwadg (photocopy) Box 2, Folder 5

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Julie Myers Strauss to Herbert Friedman thanking him for Mother's Day card and reflecting how thankful she is they could help him Box 2, Folder 59

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Julie Myer Strauss and Fanny B. Thalheimer to Herbert Friedman thanking him for telegram Box 2, Folder 54

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