Fritz BambergerCollection 1901-2001 bulk 1955-1980

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Fritz BambergerCollection 1901-2001 bulk 1955-1980

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This collectiondocuments the life and scholarly interests of Fritz Bamberger, scholar and formervice-president of the Leo Baeck Institute. Much of the collection focuses on hisprofessional and scholarly activities. It includes many newspaper clippings andarticles, official documents, correspondence, a scrapbook, family papers, a fewphotographs and notes.

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