Dr. Abraham Silberschein Archive: Correspondence with Benzion Teichholz, Chairman of the International Committee for Jewish refugees and Former Inmates of Concentration Camps in Austria

Dr. Abraham Silberschein Archive: Correspondence with Benzion Teichholz, Chairman of the International Committee for Jewish refugees and Former Inmates of Concentration Camps in Austria 

Dr. Abraham Silberschein Archive: Correspondence with Benzion Teichholz, Chairman of the International Committee for Jewish refugees and Former Inmates of Concentration Camps in Austria 

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Dr. Abraham Silberschein Archive: Correspondence with Benzion Teichholz, Chairman of the International Committee for Jewish Refugees and Former Inmates of Concentration Camps in Austria Correspondence with Benzion Teichholz, Chairman of the International Committee for Jewish Refugees and Former Inmates of Concentration Camps in Austria regarding relief and arranging of escape to Eretz Israel, as well as reports regarding the committee's activities: Report 1: 21 August 1945-24 April 1946; Report 2: 01 May-30 December 1946; Report 3: 02 January 1947-18 December 1947; Report 4: 05 January 1948-31 December 1950. Also in the file: - Exchange of letters with Benzion Teichholz in Budapest regarding the refugees from Galicia in Hungary, November 1943; - Letter from Dora Burstein regarding the plight of the Polish Jewish Holocaust survivors, 04 September 1945; - Two reports submitted by Dr. Abraham Silberschein regarding his visits with survivors in Austria, 1945 and 1946; - Letter regarding an outbreak of antisemitism in Vienna, 17 April 1947; - Seven questionnaires filled out by refugees from Poland and Hungary regarding their experiences during the war; military service in the Red Army, labor battalions, the situation in Poland after liberation, the pogroms in Kielce and other subjects, 1946; - Letter accusing the Jewish Relief Organizations around the world of helplessness in the rehabilitation of Holocaust survivors, 22 April 1946; - Letter from A. Veisnot regarding the situation in survivor camps in Austria, as well as some news about Joseph Lebenhertz, 05 February 1947; - Letters and newspaper clippings regarding experiments conducted by German physicians on the bodies of Jewish children in a hospital in Vienna, September 1947.