Correspondence with Wolffheim, Nelly
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Nelly Eleonore Wolffheim (1879-1965) was a Jewish-German social worker and pioneer of psychoanalytical pedagogy. She established the first psychoanalytic kindergarten in Berlin, and ran a Jewish kindergarten seminar after the Nazis had come to power. In 1939 she emigrated to England. Her published works on education and psychoanalysis were widely well received. See Kerl-Wienicke, A.,Nelly Wolffheim: Leben und Werk, Gießen, Psychosozial Verlag, 2000.
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Correspondence with Wolffheim, Nelly
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The correspondence focuses on Wolffheim’s research on child survivors from the Nazi concentration camps and their post war fates as well as the submission of eyewitness accounts she had recorded as interviewer for The Wiener Library’s eyewitness testimony project.
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For information about the eyewitness testimony collection and access to the compiled reports see the Eyewitness Testimony Collection.