Hasterlik Family Correspondence, May 1994- October 1995

Containers:

98.0729 Box 9, Folder 006

Scope and content:

This folder contains a newspaper clipping from 1994 about the house in which Madeline Hine and her husband live, in addition to correspondence from the New York City Department of Records that they were unable to find the marriage certificate between Mia Hasterlik and Julius Koritschoner. There is a newletter from the Yale Swimming Association with a photograph of Jackie Raetz and a copy of Lear's magazine from 1994. There is a letter from Giulia Hine to Paul Hine on the occassion of his bar mitzvah explaining his family geneaology, an invitation to Paul's bar mitzvah, and a newspaper article about Giulia's featherbed business. There is correspondence from the American Red Cross notifying Madeline Hine that Paul Hasterlik was deported from Vienna to Theresienstadt on July 22, 1942. There is a document from Gertli Sigerist's memorial service on December 7, 1994, and a document from the Monument Terezin with information about the fact that Paul's ashes were likely thrown into into the river Ohre under the order of the Nazis. There is a copy of a Newsweek article titled "The Last Days of Auschwitz" from January 1995 and a newspaper article which includes a photograph of Harvey Hine. There are letters between Giulia and a publisher in Vienna giving the publisher permission to publish Hasterlik family photos in a book about Heimito von Doderer. There are notes about the table of contents for the Hasterlik interview with the Spielberg Foundation Holocaust Video Tape Project.

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