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Master caption. These pictures show conditions of filth and starvation endured by prisoners of the infamous Buchenwald concentration camp near Weimar, Germany where an average of 220 persons, many of them political prisoners of high intellectual standing, died every day of malnutrition, disease and incessant torture by inhuman Nazis. The photographs were taken by a rehabilitation officer of the army Chief Surgeon's Office when he arrived at the camp three days after Weimar was taken by the U.S. Third Army. On that day military government officials rounded up some 1200 German citizens of Weimar, led them through the camp and forced them to view the panorama of sadism for which they were told "you are responsible." After being liberated prisoners managed to find some extra food which they cook themselves on a scrap heap., 1945-04-16 Folder 1, Object 11

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"Master caption. These pictures show conditions of filth and starvation endured by prisoners of the infamous Buchenwald concentration camp near Weimar, Germany where an average of 220 persons, many of them political prisoners of high intellectual standing, died every day of malnutrition, disease and incessant torture by inhuman Nazis. The photographs were taken by a rehabilitation officer of the army Chief Surgeon's Office when he arrived at the camp three days after Weimar was taken by the U.S. Third Army. On that day military government officials rounded up some 1200 German citizens of Weimar, led them through the camp and forced them to view the panorama of sadism for which they were told ""you are responsible."" A group of prisoners preparing extra nourishment. They are given black bead and horse meat gash from central mess. ", 1945-04-16 Folder 1, Object 10

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Materiales para el Estudio de la Cultura Dominicana, VIII - Bibliografía Bibliotecológica Dominicana, recogida por el Lic. Luis Florén Lozano, Director de la Biblioteca de la Universidad de Santo Domingo. Ciudad Trujillo: Editora Libreria Dominicana, 1930-05-1952 Box 16, Folder 101

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Matrimony…, bulk undated Box 1, Item 3

Text in red and black reads, 'Matrimony (red) is simply a question (black) of dollars and cents (red). Women marry for dollars and cents. Men marry because they have no sense' (black). Published by Cardinell-Vincent Co.; 4037

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Maxine Newlander papers, 1944-1945, Date acquired: 2002-05-09, bulk 1944-1945 .5 Linear Feet 1 half box

Newlander, Maxine

Maxine Newlander served as a U.S. Navy nurse during World War II. Serving in the United States as well as in Guam, Newlander wrote almost daily to her family back home describing her experiences in the Navy and the nature of her work. In letters she sent home to her family during the war, she describes her social life on the island of Guam, her life as a Navy Nurse, and her longing for the war to be over. The letters span from 1944 to 1945. The photographs illustrate Maxine Newlander's life in the Navy.

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Max Kampelman, 1941-1993 Box 54, Folder 4

Interview with Max Kampelman, 8/10/1978; CPS related correspondence to and from Kampelman, 1941-1946; Various newspaper clippings related to Kampelman's consultant role in the Department of State, 1976-1988

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Maya Art, 1929-1970 Box 161, Folder 1

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May and Howard C. Hurff, 1939-1986 Box 15, Folder 1

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Maydene Asbury transcript, 1943-1947, September 25, 2004 1 folders 1 folder

Asbury, Maydene, 1921-2015

This collection relates to Maydene Asbury who worked at Oak Ridge National Laboratory separating Uranium-235 from Uranium-238 during World War II, which was part of the process for building the atomic bomb. This collection contains an oral history interview transcript.

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May Ryburn Papers, 1880-2003, bulk 1925-2003 9.60 Linear Feet

Ryburn, May Louise Alexander

The May Ryburn Papers contain a variety of materials related to Ryburn's personal and professional life. Ryburn lived in both Chicago and Miami and worked as a journalist and English teacher. Included are her personal and travel journals, correspondence, materials used in her teaching career, photographs, published works, and genealogy information and records. The collection contains letters to Ryburn from Eleanor Roosevelt and Florida Governor Leroy Collins.

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