Dr Eleonore Sterling (born Oppenheimer; 1925-1968) was a Jewish-German political scientist who was sent to the United States as a child in 1938. Her parents were murdered in the Holocaust. Sterling returned to live in Germany as an academic after the Second World War.
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Correspondence on various subjects including a research project into early anti-Semitism in Germany; the consignment of a third person eyewitness account and further involvement as interviewer for the Library’s eyewitness testimony project, and generally the exchange of materials.
Correspondence with Sterling, Eleonore