Alice Stern papers documents letters.

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Alice Stern papers documents letters.

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Consists of personal papers of Alice Stern that relate to her emigration from Germany to the United States. Among the documents are affidavits from family members, correspondence with the American Consulate in Stuttgart, Germany, and documents concerning Alice Stern's finances at the time of her emigration.

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Stern, Alice

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Stern, Harold

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Harold Stern is a native of Germany, who took refuge in England during the Holocaust. While his mother, Alice Stern, attempted to emigrate to the U. S., Stern attempted to enter Canada, but was rerouted to Australia where he was interned for twenty months before being allowed to enter the U. S. Alice Stern entered the U. S. in 1941 and died in 1978. Harold Stern entered the U. S. in 1947 and presently lives in Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. From the description of Alice Stern papers doc...