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Sharit Ha-Platah (alternate spellings:Shaa’rit HaPleitah; She’erit ha-Pletah) To-be Reprinted by Schoen Books Published by the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in Bavaria. (edited by Abraham Klausner), Munich, June-August 1945. The book comprises lists of Jewish survivors in concentration camps in the American and English zones of Germany and Austria. CONTENTS The book contains five volumes with different forwards, bound as one. Names of survivors are listed under the camp (with varying spellings) where they are housed; next by country or town, year of birth or age, as the information is available.

Very approximately, there are 65-85 names per page. Each volume is paginated separately and all introductory pages use roman numerals. Please note that the camp list on each ‘contents’ page is not all-inclusive, whereas our listing below is meticulously detailed. This makes cross-referencing with oral histories and other documentation possible. Contents per volume follows. Bavaria, Volume I, 1945: –Dedicated to Chaplain Michael Braude, Lt.Irving Smith, Miss Edel Otto “They toiled in the hope that the liberated will soon be free”; –Forward by Chaplain Abraham Klausner, Dachau, June 26, 1945 and “Regarding Your Status” info page in English and German; –Camps listed: Dachau, Munchen-Freiman (Flakkaserne), Landsberg, Shleisheim, Penzing, St.Ottilien (Lazareff), Neustift, Feldafing, Munchen-Pasing, Buchberg, Mittenwald, Garmish.

Slight indentation and puncture to last 14 pages at top, but not affecting text. Bavaria, Buchenwald and Others, Volume II, 1945: –Dedicated to Lieutenants Arthur Friedland and Grant Stuart. “They forge opportunities for life for those who only yesterday walked with death.” –Forward by A. Klausner, dachau, July 1945 and “Regarding Your Status” information page in English and German; –Camps: Turkheim, Muhldorf, Allendorf, Dilich, Harle, Sondheim, Mardoff, Frieiendorf, Verna, Homberg, Kamer, Hasag-Altenborg, Ecksberg, Feldafing, Ampfing, Buchenwald, Weilheim, Lebenau, Hillersleben, Altotting, Benzheim, Garetsreide, Eggenfelden, Nordhausen; 53 pp.

Volume III, 1945: –Dedicated to the Palestinian Brigade ‘They sought their brethren and found them. They brought with them a promise for a new day.

Chertezhi ruchnih valjcov. They set for themselves the task of bringing to pass the promise they had made.”; –Forward by A. Klausner, Dachau, Aug.1, 1945 and a letter from Dr. SU.Nahon of the Jewish Agency for Palestine, dated June 28, 1945 in English and German; –Camps: Bergen Belsen, Salzwedel, Lebenau bei Laufen (Oberbayern), Ebensee, Gardelegen, Rentzmuller, Oberfohring, Volary, Theresienstadt; 95 pp. 1945: –Dedicated to Dr. Zalman Grinberg “And the Lord chose him from among his sorrowing children and said unto him,’Forget thy sorrow and burden thyself with the afflictions of my children.

Wipe the tears from off their cheeks, heal their wounds and kindle their hearts with hope.’ And it was so.”; –Note by A. Klausner and a 5-page “Address by Dr.

Zalman Grinberg on the Occasion of a Liberation Celebration” only in English; no dates; –Camps: Linz, Buchenwald (kinder), Von verschiedenen Lagern auf dem Weg nach Italien uber Salzburg, Lager umbeknnt, Braunschweig, Mannheim, Tschechoslowakische Juden die im Lager von Oswiecim gefunden wurden, Mauthausen, Innsbruck, Celle, Fohrenwald, Neunburg, Frauen aus Litauen welche sich in Stockholm befinden. Litauische Juden die sich auf dem Wege nach Palstina befinden, Fruaen aus Polen welche sich in Stockholm befinden, Zentrale fur Europaische Juden nunmehr in England, Inquirers in Australia, Regensburg; 57 pp. Camp Feldafing and Others, Volume V, 1945: –Dedicated to Col.