Michael Zylberberg: Personal papers
Extent and Medium
2 folders
Biographical History
Michael Zylberberg was born in Plotsk, Poland, in 1906, into a rabbinical family. He qualified to teach Hebraic history and literature in Warsaw and proceeded to work in a number of schools there between 1933 and 1939.
Scope and Content
This collection consists of the writings, correspondence and personal papers of Michael Zylberberg, journalist, and survivor of the Warsaw Ghetto. This collection contains many of his published and draft articles, along with some correspondence and other papers including autobiographical notes.
System of Arrangement
The material has been arranged into 2 folders: Folder 1 648/1-3; Folder 2 648/4
Conditions Governing Access
Open
People
- Zylberberg, Michael
Subjects
- Warsaw (ghetto)
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