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RG 8: Esther-Rachel Kaminska Theater Museum. Collection.

Materials from the Jewish theater museum established by YIVO in Vilna: playscripts, playbills, posters, and clippings, with a special focus on Yiddish theater in Poland

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Wloclawek. "The Jews." A play about pogroms and the Jewish self-defense, by Czyrykow, in the Wloclawek Theater, April 28th, 1907. (rg8_p179264a-4994)

RG 10: Vilna Jewish Community Council. Records.

Records of the administration of the Jewish community in Vilna from 1800 to 1940

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Account of antisemitic incident (RG 10.313.1)
Testimony of a Jew beaten by Polish legionnaires (RG 10.349.1)

RG 28: Poland (Vilna Archives) Collection.

Leaflets, posters, and other documents related to political organizations, elections, banks, trade unions, cultural activities, religious matters, and sports, from over 200 Jewish communities

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"The Right to Work for the Jewish Working Masses!" (RG 28.Warsaw 83.1)
"We demand free access to all jobs in the country…" (RG 28.Warsaw 83.2)
Antisemitic cartoons (rg28_warszawa_99.1)
Antisemitic leaflet (rg28_warszawa_99.2)

RG 28P: Poland (Vilna Archives) Collection. Posters.

Posters advertising political organizations, elections, banks, trade unions, cultural activities, religious matters, and sports, from over 200 Jewish communities

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Bialystok. Commemoration marking 25 years since Bloody Saturday. (RG 28/P/6)
Brzeziny. Obituary notice for Moyshe Kadish [Kadysz], dead at the age of 33, on April 26, as a result of "hooliganism." (RG 28/P/950)
Chelm. Memorial program for the victims of violence in Eretz Yisrael the previous year. (RG 28/P/926)
Chrzanow. Announcement of an [anti-Semitic?] lecture. (RG 28/P/455)
Krakow. A meeting in connection with the Workers' Congress on the Struggle for Jewish Rights. (RG 28/P/74)
Krakow. A funeral/demonstration for eight workers killed in the streets of Krakow. (RG 28/P/66)
Krakow. A lecture entitled: "From the Jordan to the Vistula (Aryan and Jewish Anti-Semitism)." (RG 28/P/238)
Lwow. A weekly lecture series on the theme of "Race and Racism." (RG 28/P/186)
Poznan. A call for an economic boycott of the Jews. (RG 28/P/736)
Tczew. Place the Jews in ghettos! (RG 28/P/1094)
Vilna. Protest meeting against pogroms in the Ukraine 10/14/[1919]. (RG 28/P/913)
Vilna. Protest meeting against the pogroms in Poland. (RG 28/P/744)
Warsaw. Elections for delegates to the Workers' Congress for the Struggle Against Anti-Semitism. (RG 28/P/72)

RG 29: Vilna. Collection.

Records of Jewish organizations and institutions; official government, municipal, and legal documents; memoirs of the German occupation, and other documents chronicling the life of the Jewish community in Vilna

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"Against national and chauvinist hatred!" (RG 29.111.1)
"Jews! Shun anything that has any sort of connection to Hitlerite barbarism!" (RG 29.16.1)
Appeal to Jewish women in Vilna to boycott German goods (RG 29.13.1)
Appeal to Jews in Vilna to boycott German goods (RG 29.16.2)
Call for strike to protest antisemitism (RG 29.124)

RG 87: Dubnow, Simon (1860-1941). Papers.

Rare historical documents and research materials from the collection of the great historian Simon Dubnow (1860-1941), seminal scholar of Jewish history in Eastern Europe

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FINDING AID Guide to the Papers of Simon Dubnow (1860-1941), 1589-1938, 1961, (bulk 1700-1900), RG 87 (RG 87 FA)
Chronicle of the Jews during the Cossak Uprising, with Folksongs and Poems. (RG 87.939a)
Excerpt from the Minutes of the Synagogue of Plock, about a Blood LIbel against the Plock Jewish Community which occurred in 1754. (RG 87.954.1)

RG 116 POLAND 1: Territorial Collection. Poland 1. (Pre WWII)

Printed materials, posters, correspondence, and fragmentary personal papers and records of institutions related to Polish Jewish life before WWII

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"Blacklist No. 1" (RG 116.Poland1.6.32)
"Poland be warned" (RG 116.Poland1.2.17.1)
"Tempting them with slogans" (RG 116.Poland1.2.17.2)
Antisemitic election leaflet (RG 116.Poland1.11.7)
Antisemitic leaflet (RG 116.Poland1.11.2.1a)
Antisemitic leaflet (RG 116.Poland1.11.2.2)
Antisemitic leaflet (RG 116.Poland1.11.2.2a)
Antisemitic leaflet (RG 116.Poland1.2.17.3)
Antisemitic leaflet (RG 116.Poland1.2.17.3a)
Antisemitic leaflet (RG 116.Poland1.2.17.4)
Antisemitic leaflet (RG 116.Poland1.2.17.5)
Antisemitic leaflet (RG 116.Poland1.2.17.6)
Antisemitic leaflet (RG 116.Poland1.2.17.7)
Antisemitic leaflet (RG 116.14.3)
Letter from Polish Embassy denying pogroms (RG 116 Poland 1.4.15.1)
Polish Socialist Party leaflet condemning fascism and antisemitism (RG 116.2.14.1)
Report on the introduction of ghetto benches for Jewish students at Stefan Batory University (RG 116.Poland1.3.10.1)

RG 120: Territorial Photographic Collection. Poland.

Thousands of photographs of Jewish life in Poland before WWII

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Bialystok, 1905. The corpses of victims of the "Bloody Sabbath" pogrom. (yarg120po249)
Bialystok, ca. 1906. Yoyne the tanner, bids his bride goodbye before his death, after being attacked by pogromists. (yarg120po_forward27349)
Bialystok, ca. 1906. Four-year-old boy, brutally beaten by the pogromists, is in his mother's arms. (yarg120po_forward27350)
Chelm, 1930. Y. Beker, addressing the crowd at the funeral procession for Jewish City Councilman Yitschok Ivri, murdered by Polish right-wing extremists on July 29, 1930. (yarg120po422.01)
Czestochowa, May 1919. Victims of the pogrom of May 27th, 1919, awaiting burial. (yarg120poalbum34_8077)
Grodno, 1935. A building damaged in a pogrom. (RG 120 PO 1215)
Lwów, 1918. After the pogrom, children who have received food from a soup kitchen, pose on a sidewalk, with pitchers and soup pails. (yarg120po2169.29)
Lwów, 1918. After the pogrom: victims in a field and along a road, carrying bundles, and driving horse-drawn wagons laden with belongings. (yarg120po2169.04)
Lwów, 1918. Taking refuge in a cellar: these four children whose parents were murdered in the pogrom in Lwów, were taken in by refugees. (yarg120po2169.08)
Lwów, 1918. Two months after the pogrom: the damaged gate of a ladies' and children's clothing store. (yarg120po2169.06)
Novominsk, 1936. People examining a house, that was burned down during the pogrom. (yarg120po2509)
Pinsk, 1919. The "Martyrs of Pinsk," murdered during the Russian-Polish War, by a Polish military unit, on April 5, 1919. (yarg120po3066)
Radom, 1936. Funeral procession, for a pogrom victim. (RG 120 PO 3248)

RG 223: Sutzkever, Abraham -Kaczerginski, Szmerke. Collection. Part II. Historical and Literary Manuscripts.

Historical and literary manuscripts belonging to YIVO that were rescued and hidden from the Nazis, including manuscripts by S. An-Ski, Theodor Herzl, Mendele Moykher Sforim, and Sholem Aleichem

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Letter from Abraham Liessin to Max Weinreich (RG 223.2.33.1)
Letter from Jacob Dinesohn to Mendele Moykher Sforim (RG 223.2.22.3)

RG 347.1.29: American Jewish Committee. Subgroup: Executive Offices. Morris Waldman Files. Records.

Documents of an official of the AJC, including correspondence, reports, studies, statements, minutes of meetings, memoranda, speeches, and other papers related to Jewish affairs in Poland.

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Article about the Camp for National Unity in Poland and its attitude toward the Jews (yarg347.1.29f006d001)
Letter from Cordell Hull, Department of State, to Cyrus Adler, American Jewish Committee (yarg347.1.29f006d004)

RG 348: Wolf, Lucien (1857-1930) and Mowshowitch, David (1887-1957). Papers.

Papers of an Anglo-Jewish diplomat who was a delegate to the Paris Peace Conference of 1919 and who was involved in the drafting of the minorities treaties

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FINDING AID Guide to the Papers of Lucien Wolf (1857-1930) and David Mowshowitch (1887-1957), (1708-1963) (bulk 1880-1930), RG 348 (RG 348 FA)

RG 448: Cohen, Israel (1879-1961). Papers.

Papers of the Jewish writer and journalist, including reports on the pogroms of 1918-1919 in Ukraine

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"A short description of the antisemitic excesses in Mielec from November the 1st, 1918" (RG 448.17.1)
Reply from lawyer Ignacy Schwarzbart in Krakow to questionnaire from Israel Cohen (RG 448.22.2)

RG 679: Segal, Simon (ca. 1900-ca. 1972). Papers.

Correspondence, manuscripts, and other materials related to scholarly work on the history of Poland in the pre-WWII period and the history of the Jews in Poland in the 1930s

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Chronicle of anti-Jewish outbreaks in Poland in a single month (RG 679.112.1)
Report on antisemitic policies of the Polish government and discriminatory statements made by Polish officials (RG 679.106.1)