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Mary Löwenkopf Weiss Papers

Title
Mary Löwenkopf Weiss Papers, 1938-1962.
Author
Weiss, Mary Löwenkopf, 1925-1973.

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Box 1Mixed materialBy appointment only **P (Lowenkopf Weiss) Box 1Schwarzman Building - Dorot Jewish Division Room 111
Box 2Mixed materialBy appointment only **P (Lowenkopf Weiss) Box 2Schwarzman Building - Dorot Jewish Division Room 111
Box 3Mixed materialBy appointment only **P (Lowenkopf Weiss) Box 3Schwarzman Building - Dorot Jewish Division Room 111
Box 4Mixed materialBy appointment only **P (Lowenkopf Weiss) Box 4Schwarzman Building - Dorot Jewish Division Room 111
Box 5Mixed materialBy appointment only **P (Lowenkopf Weiss) Box 5Schwarzman Building - Dorot Jewish Division Room 111
Box 6Mixed materialBy appointment only **P (Lowenkopf Weiss) Box 6Schwarzman Building - Dorot Jewish Division Room 111

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Description
2.5 linear feet (6 boxes).
Summary
The Mary Löwenkopf Weiss Papers document the years that Mary Löwenkopf, a Jewish refugee from Vienna, spent in The Netherlands during 1938-1946, when, at age 13, she left Nazi-occupied Vienna and settled in Arnhem, The Netherlands.
Subjects
Genre/Form
  • Correspondence.
  • Photographic prints.
Language (note)
  • Materials are primarily in German. Some documents are in Dutch.
Indexes/Finding Aids (note)
  • Folder list available on Internet.
Contents
Box 1-2. Correspondence, 1940-1961 and undated -- Box 3-4: Documents, 1939-1962 and undated -- Box 5-6. Photographs, 1938-1946 and undated.
Call Number
**P (Lowenkopf Weiss)
OCLC
681974487
Author
Weiss, Mary Löwenkopf, 1925-1973.
Title
Mary Löwenkopf Weiss Papers, 1938-1962.
Biography
Mary Löwenkopf Weiss was born on July 17, 1925 in Vienna, Austria; at age 13, in December 1938, she left on a Kindertransport for The Netherlands, where she stayed in Arnhem until 1942, when she was imprisoned and held in the Westerbork concentration camp. Löwenkopf Weiss remained in Westerbork until liberation in 1945, and soon after, in 1946, she immigrated to Chicago, U.S.A. In later years she tried, unsuccessfully, to obtain restitution. She died on August 25, 1973 in New York.
Language
Materials are primarily in German. Some documents are in Dutch.
Indexes
Folder list available on Internet.
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**P (Lowenkopf Weiss)
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