Remak and Mosenthal family papers, 1920-1979.

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Remak and Mosenthal family papers, 1920-1979.

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Includes photocopy of official document from the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiter-Partei, Berlin, 12 Nov. 1938, concerning takeover of Jewish businesses belonging to H. Remak, in German; a letter from W. Remak, son of H. Remak, in English; family pictures and letters relating to the Mosenthal family (English and German); and a letter to/from the U.S. State Dept. regarding attempts to obtain an exit visa from Germany for a mother in the Mosenthal family.

3 folders.

ger,

eng,

Holocaust Center of Northern California, Holocaust Library and Research Center

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