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Materials on Jewish history cover many topics, including Russian Jewish authors, Jewish organizations and personalities active in the Russian revolutionary movement, Zionism and the creation of the state of Israel, the Holocaust and the persecution of Jews in World War II, and Jewish intellectuals in modern US society. Collections also document the status of Jews in the Soviet Union and anti-Semitism in various countries.
German psychologist; socialist and anti-Nazi leader
German American author and journalist
Miscellaneous materials relating to writers Isaak Babel’, Joseph Brodsky, and Boris Pasternak
US philosopher and author
US historian
Liaison officer and courier of the Polish government in exile to the Polish underground, 1939–43; author, Story of a Secret State (1944)
Russian Menshevik; archivist and historian
Soviet literary critic, dissident, and political prisoner
US nonprofit organization
US historian
Jacobs, David. Judaica Collections at the Hoover Institution Archives, ca. 2006.
Peterson, Agnes F. "Hoover Institution Archives: Annotated List of Archival Materials Relating to the Holocaust," October 1980, updated August 1989.
The collections in the Hoover Institution Archives provide a record of history both large and small. It is often the exceptional stories of individuals that make larger events come to life. Edward Anders, a retired astrophysicist living in Burlingame, California, is sponsoring research into a story that is informed by his own life and the circumstances under which he survived the Holocaust in his native Latvia.
Hoover Archives has received the personal documents of Alfred Bilyk, the last Polish provincial governor (wojewoda) of Lwow (now Lviv). A prominent member of the professional and political elite of interwar Poland, Bilyk committed suicide in September 1939, in the final days of Poland’s struggle against the Nazi and Soviet invaders in September 1939. The papers are a gift from Bilyk’s family in Brazil.
Westerners have been intrigued by the Kaifeng Jews since the 1600s. A set of sound recordings of interviews with Chinese Jews, recorded in Kaifeng, China, in 1985, has just been digitized by the Hoover Archives.
More than fifty audiotapes in the Jan Karski papers have been digitally reformatted for preservation and access by the Hoover Archives.
