Nathan Moncharsh oral history interviews 1991 April 25

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Nathan Moncharsh oral history interviews 1991 April 25

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This collection comprises five oral history interviews with Nathan Moncharsh. The first interview comprises one sound disc and was conducted by the Holocaust Oral History Project on February 21, 1988; the second interview comprises one videotape and was conducted by the Holocaust Oral History Project on March 21, 1991; the third interview comprises one videotape with accompanying transcript and was conducted by the Holocaust Oral History Project on April 25, 1991; the fourth interview comprises two videotapes and was conducted by the Holocaust Oral History Project on May 14, 1991; the fifth interview comprises one videotape and was conducted by the Holocaust Oral History Project on July 11, 1991.

0.6 Linear feet; comprising one sound disc, five videotapes with a total running time of 10:11, and one transcript of 72 pages

Tauber Holocaust Library

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