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Mentioned in
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A Journalist Whose Diasporic Experience Contributed to Progressive Postwar Globalism: Ernest Pisko’s Thank You Letter of October 22, 1965
(Amy Carney, Jonathon Eder)
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A Refuge in the Furthest Promised Land: German-Speaking Jews in New Zealand
(Monica Tempian)
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A Return Through Taste and Memory to the Home Left Behind: Risa Pisko’s Letter to Phyllis Hanes
(Amy Carney, Kendra Nordin Beato)
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A Safe Haven Full of Contradictions: German-speaking Jews and Their New Lives in the United Kingdom
(Andrea Hammel)
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A Temporary Home: German-Speaking Jews in Japan
(Mechthild Duppel-Takayama, Thomas Pekar)
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A ‘Land of the Future’? German-Speaking Jews Find Refuge and New Beginnings in Brazil from the 1930s Onward
(Björn Siegel)
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Anne Fischer (1914–1986)
(Jessica Williams Stark)
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Cyprus: A Temporary Refuge for German-Speaking Jews
(Yossi Ben-Artzi)
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Eva G. Reichmann (1897–1998)
(Christine Schmidt)
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In the Holy Land of Buddhism: German-Jewish Migrants in Sri Lanka
(Sebastian Musch)
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Martha Steinitz (1889–1966)
(Dominique Miething)
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Objects of Memory: The Heyd(t) Family’s Rosenthal Coffee Set
(Felix Römer)
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Postwar Documentation Efforts of the German-Jewish Diaspora: The Wiener Library’s Eyewitness Accounts Collection in London
(Christine Schmidt)
- Register entries for the twins Ernst (1925–1941) and Rudolf Farnbacher (1925–1946)
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Risa Pisko (1902–1995)
(Amy Carney, Kendra Nordin Beato)
- Rundbrief, Issue 18, 1949 April, Jüdisches Auswanderungslehrgut (Gross-Breesen, Silesia)
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Switzerland as a Stopover: A Safe Haven Close at Hand
(Susanne Bennewitz)
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The Michaelis Hallenstein Family and Their Contribution to Building Melbourne’s Jewish Community
(Sue Silberberg)
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Two out of 10,000: The Farnbacher Twins from Augsburg and the ‘Kindertransports’ to the United Kingdom
(Alexander Weidle)