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Department of National Defence, Directorate of History and Heritage, Ottawa
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Empire Club of Canada, Toronto
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Info D: Henry Abramson file
Getty Images, Seattle
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50605938: George Rodger, The LIFE Picture Collection
Ghetto Fighters’ House Archives, Western Galilee
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Catalog no. 5595: Pola Zajdner: testimony in the Bergen-Belsen DP camp
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Photo Archive, 25614: The teaching staff of the school in the Bergen-Belsen DP camp in 1946
Historica Dominion Institute, Toronto
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Ronald Andy Anderson interview (1 November 2011)
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Marcel Auger interview (3 June 2010)
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Alex Colville interview (29 April 2010)
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Patricia Collins (née Holden) interview (25 October 2010)
Hopkinson Family, Private Collection, Mount Hope
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Imperial War Museum, London
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Department of Art, 5105: One of the Death Pits, Belsen: SS Guards Collecting Bodies by Leslie Cole
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Department of Art, 5468: Human Laundry, Belsen: April 1945 by Doris Zinkeisen
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Department of Art, 5587: A Living Skeleton at Belsen Concentration Camp, 1945 by Eric Taylor
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Department of Documents, no catalogue number: German diary by Mary Kessell
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Sound Archives, 18046: Interview with John Murdoch Cooper (1987)
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Sound Archive, 18175: Interview with John Gourlay Noble (1987-03-07)
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Institute of International Studies, University of California Berkeley, Berkeley
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Joint Distribution Committee Archives, New York
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NY AR194554/4/3/6/325: “Report on Bergen-Belsen” by Shalome Michael Gelber (28 June 1946)
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NY AR4564/390: “Report on the Activities of the AJDC in the British Zone, Germany, December 8, 1945 to September 20, 1946,” by David Wodlinger (20 September 1946)
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NY AR194554/4/32/6: Displaced Persons
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NY AR194554/4/32/11: Religious, Cultural, and Educational
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Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa
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MG30, D 292, R2111-0-5-E: Progress Report by Lt D.A. Colville (1 April – 7 May 1945)
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MG 30 E 283: Gordon Roy McGregor Fonds
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R3940: C.M. Donald interviews Aba Bayefsky (1995–6)
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McGill University, Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, Montreal
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Mervyn Peake Estate, London
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Dying Girl at Belsen, 1945 by Mervyn Peake, courtesy of Peters Fraser & Dunlop
Montreal Holocaust Memorial Centre Archives, Montreal
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2000.10.10: Saul Stein letter (30 April 1945)
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Museum of Jewish Heritage, New York
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Museum of the Order of St John, London
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600/136: “A Cog in the Wheel” by A.E. Brown
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WO 171/4306: War Diary, 3rd Parachute Brigade
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WO 171/4697: War Diary, 3/4 County of London Yeomanry
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WO 171/7950: War Diary, 224 Military Government Detachment
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WO 171/8035, War Diary, 618 Military Government Detachment
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WO 171/8095: War Diary, 904 Military Government Detachment
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WO 177/360: War Diary, A.D.M.S. 6 Airborne Division
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WO 177/1257: War Diary, 29 British General Hospital
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WO 219/3944A: 21 Army Group: Report on Relief Measures at Belsen (18–30 April 1945)
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National Archives and Records Administration, Washington
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National Army Museum, London
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1994–06–201: Report on Conc. Camp, Belsen (15 April 1945)
National Gallery of Canada Library and Archives, Ottawa
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Vertical file: Henry S. Abramson
Ontario Jewish Archives, Toronto
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45, H-24: Alex Pancer photographs and letters
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2010–5/15: Bernard Yale Fonds
Oral History Division, Hebrew University, Jerusalem
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Interview no. (4)46: Josef Rosensaft interview (1964)
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Interview no. (4)51: Michael Gelber interview (1964)
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Interview no. (4)120: H. Levy interview (1978)
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Interview no. (4)121: Victor Balfour interview (1978)
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Interview no. (25)77: Hagit Lavsky interview (2003)
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Interview no. (119)98: Leslie Hardman interview (1975)
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Interview no. (156)1: Norbert Wollheim interview (1990)
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Interview no. (156)2: Isaac Levy interview (1991)
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Interview no. 156(7): Avraham Greenbaum interview (1993)
Powell River Historical Museum and Archive, Powell River
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Record of Service, 263: Holborne, A.P. (Pete) – Corporal RCAF Overseas
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Record of Service, 609: Vandervoot, Harold – LAC RCAF Overseas
Presbyterian Church in Canada Archives and Records Office, Toronto
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Reverend Ross Ketchen Cameron papers
Queen’s University Archives, Kingston
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1989–001p, V054: Lloyd Thompson Fonds
Research and Documentation Centre, Gedenkstätte Bergen-Belsen, Lohheide
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David Rosenthal Fonds: Unzer Sztyme (12 July 1945)
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Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa
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Sarah and Chaim Neuberger Holocaust Education Centre, Toronto
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Clifford Robb Collection
Sound and Moving Image Archive, British Library, London
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C459/41/1-5: George Rodger interview (1992)
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F3378: Janet Vaughan interview (1991)
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V3335/2: Bob Daniell interview (1994)
Stanford University, Digital Collections, Stanford
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Stubbs Family, Private Collection, Waterloo
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Photographic collection of James Arthur Stubbs, RCAF
Thompson Family, Private Collection, Bowden
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James Ernest Thompson interview with Nicky Saunders (1999)
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J.E. Thompson Flight Logs, 437 Squadron, RCAF (April–May 1945)
Trent Valley Archives, Peterborough
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Fonds 40: John A.I. Young
United Church of Canada, BC Conference Archives, Burnaby
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Box 1919, file 57: Interview Rev. N.J. Crees (4 February 1977), Heritage Alive Project Fonds
United Nations Archive, New York
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S-0408-0043: UNRRA Germany Mission – British zone headquarters’ subject files of regional units and teams
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S-0408-0043, file 3 (Medical-Miscellaneous): “Report: Nursing Personnel for Belsen-Falling Bostel,” by Lyle Creelman (10 October 1945)
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S-0408-0042: UNRRA Germany Mission – British zone headquarters’ subject files of regional units and teams
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S-0422-0002: Subject files of Assembly Centres and Camps of the Central Registry of the British Zone
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S-0429-0005-01: Subject Files of Area Teams in British Zone / Schleswig- Holstein Region
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S-1021-0084-01: UNRRA – Office of the Historian – Monographs, Documents, and Publications
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington
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ITS Digitized Collections, USHMM, 0.1, “Central Names Index,” Violette de Chassaigne, 17090520-17090523
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ITS Digitized Collections, USHMM, 2.1.1.1, “Lists of all persons of United Nations and other foreigners, German Jews, and stateless persons; American Zone; Bavaria, Hesse,” Robert Jenkinson, 70263290 and 70263696.
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ITS Digitized Collections, USHMM, 0.1, “Central Names Index,” Keith Mayor, 40812597-40812598
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ITS Digitized Collections, USHMM, 0.1, “Central Names Index,” Alfred Roe, 34084512- 34084518
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ITS Digitized Collections, USHMM, 2.2.2.2., “Official Certificates (marriages and deaths), western zones, general,” Alfred Roe, 76849722_0_1-76849722_0_2
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ITS Digitized Collections, USHMM, 0.1, “Central Names Index,” Bella Zajdner, 64720044-64720057
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ITS Digitized Collections, USHMM, 1.1.30, “General Information on Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp,” Report on the Search in Belsen by Lieutenant Francois Poncet (10 June 1946), 8009600, pages 5–62
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RG-04.020*01: The Relief of Belsen Concentration Camp Recollections – Reflections of a British Army Doctor by J.A.D. Johnston
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RG-09.078: John and Alice Fink collection
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RG-09.084: Henry Barson collection
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RG-50.234*0024: Oral history interview with Alan Rose
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RG-60.3800: “Eyewitnesses and War Correspondents at Plenary,” International Liberators Conference (27 October 1981)
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1995.A.1138: Ralph Walsh letter regarding Bergen-Belsen
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1999.100: Norbert Wollheim collection
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2012.367.1: Elsie Deeks collection
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Photo Archive, 00818: Dr and Rabbi Michael Gelber of Toronto, Ontario
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Photo Archive, 2004.535: Bergen-Belsen liberation photographs by Stanley Brocklebank
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Photo Archive, 2009.378: Gerard LaBossiere collection
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Photo Archive, 23032: Courtesy of Solomon Bogard
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Photo Archive, 25001, 69245, 74929, 74945, 78274: Courtesy of Hadassah Bimko Rosensaft
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Photo Archive, 30428: Courtesy of Lev Sviridov
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Photo Archive, 41271-41276: Dr Charles Sutherland Rennie photographs
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Photo Archive, 46347 and 46348: David Wodlinger of Toronto, Ontario, JDC Chief of Operations in the British zone of Germany
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Photo Archive, 55316: Courtesy of Joseph Eaton
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Photo Archive, 76491: Courtesy of Arnold Bauer Barach
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Photo Archive, 77214: Courtesy of Jack and Iris Mitchell Bolton
University of British Columbia Archives, Vancouver
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D805.G3 S66 1945a: Bergen-Belsen by Frank Snowsell (1 May 1945)
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4-1: Report of Activities of R.C.A.F. Nutrition Group Detached to S.H.A.E.F. 25 June 1945
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John McCreary fonds. Professional affiliation series.
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John McCreary Fonds, box 4: Personal files, R.C.A.F. correspondence
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Lyle Creelman Fonds, box 2–2: 1944–1945 Record of Service with UNRAA
University of Manitoba Faculty of Medicine Archives, Winnipeg
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CA UMFMA Victor_M: Maurice Victor File
University of South California’s Shoah Foundation Institute, Los Angeles
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05795: Interview with Leslie Hardman (23 November 1995)
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08610: Interview with Isaac Levy (30 January 1996)
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28524: Interview with Matthew Nesbitt (15 April 1997)
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29664: Interview with J. Douglas Paybody (18 May 1997)
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40440: Interview with Bernard Yale (14 April 1998)
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40732: Interview with Emmanuel Fischer (12 February 1998)
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47651: Interview with Ralph Millman (25 September 1998)
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48192: Interview with Larry D. Mann (10 November 1998)
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48712: Interview with Leslie Clarke (23 November 1998)
Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre, Vancouver
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96.024.010: Stanley Winfield collection
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HVT-3095: Stanley H. Winfield interview (14 November 1990)
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Peter Gorst Photographs
Veterans Affairs Canada, Government of Canada, Ottawa
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“Heroes Remember” Series: Interview with Alex Colville (24 May 1997)
Weiner Library, London
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HA6B-1/20, Jews in Germany Camps: “Bergen Belsen Exhibition, October 1947–April 1948”
WGST Radio, Atlanta
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Matthew Nesbitt interview (18 April 1987)
Wilks Family, Private Collection, Toronto
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Photographic collection of Charles H. Wilks, RCAF
World War II Round Table, Atlanta
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Matthew Nesbitt Lecture at Atlanta’s 57th Fighter Group (15 January 1987)
Yad Vashem Archives, Jerusalem
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Photo Archive, 111/4-13: John F. McCreary photos
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