Documents found: 4

1. Josef Tucny, Mieczysław Fuchs, Harka Flato, Kalman Brandstetter, and Sonja Morgenstern on postwar anti-Semitism in Poland

   

   EHRI-DC-067

   1945 | Poland

   Jewish Museum in Prague, Documents of Persecution, inv. no 90. Original in Czech.

   Report by Tucny, Fuchs, Flato, Brandstetter, and Morgenstern on the virulent anti-Semitism of postwar Poland. They recall various violent attacks against Jews, murders, and the pogrom in Kraków that took place in August 1945.

2. Memorandum on anti-Jewish riots in Slovakia

   

   EHRI-DC-037

   1945-12 | Topoľčany

   Jewish Museum in Prague, Documents of Persecution, inv. no 90. Original in Czech.

   Memorandum by several Slovak organizations regarding anti-Jewish riots in Slovakia. Their members provide an overview of the current situation of the Jewish citizens and propose several solutions to prevent the escalation of violent attacks against…

3. Robert Fehl, anti-Semitic statements at the Liberated Political Prisoners organization

   

   EHRI-DC-034

   1945-10 | Robert Fehl | Prostějov

   Jewish Museum in Prague, Documents of Persecution, inv. no 90. Original in Czech.

   Robert Fehl briefly describes the anti-Semitic attitude of clerks that he witnessed at the Liberated Political Prisoners organization in Prostějov.

4. Erich Nasch and Robert Weinberger, report on the activities of the Documentation campaign co-workers

   

   EHRI-DC-020

   1945 | Erich Nasch

   Jewish Museum in Prague, Documents of Persecution, inv. no 81. Original in Czech.

   Erich Nasch and Robert Weinberger provide a brief report of their activities for the Documentation campaign. In October 1945, they visited several former labor and concentration camps in Austria and Germany to gather evidence about the events of the…