Rabbi Munk Personal Archive: Letters from Rabbi Dr. Alexander Carlebach (originally from Hamburg) from Germany regarding his activities in the British Occupied Zone and accompanying documents, 20 August 1946-03 July 1947 In the file: - Gemeindestatistik - statistical data regarding a community (with no mention of which community); handwritten notes (p. 2); - Letter from Rabbi Carlebach from Eilshausen to his wife, Marga, regarding a work tour he made in Germany; the letter is written on Jewish Committee For Relief Abroad from London stationery (pp. 3-5), 20 August 1946; - Letter from Rabbi Carlebach from Eilshasen to his wife Marga, with a continuation of the description of his work tour in Germany (pp. 6-7), 21 August 1946; - Letter from Rabbi Carlebach to Marga, with a continuation of the description of his work tour in Germany (pp. 8-10), 23 August 1946; - Letter from Rabbi Carlebach from Duesseldorf to Marga, regarding meetings on Jewish matters (pp. 11-12), 27 August 1946; - Letter from Rabbi Carlebach to his family, with a description of his work tour and his meetings in Germany (pp. 13-16), 02 September 1946; - Letter from Rabbi Carlebach to his family, with a report regarding his meetings with Jewish refugees in Germany (pp. 17-20), 03 September 1946; - Letter from Rabbi Carlebach from the Bergen-Belsen DP camp to his family regarding the condition of the Jewish refugees in Celle, Bergen-Belsen and other places (pp. 21-26), 06 September 1946; - Letter from Rabbi Carlebach from Bremen to his wife regarding his visit in the former concentration camp, his visit to the Jewish community in Bremen and other meetings (pp. 27-28), 11 September 1946; - Letter from Rabbi Carlebach from Eilshausen to his wife, regarding his meetings in Germany (pp. 29-31), 15 September 1946; - Letter from Rabbi Carlebach from Eilshausen to his wife, regarding personal matters and work meetings (pp. 32-33), 22 September 1946; - Letter from Rabbi Carlebach to his family from London including personal matters, a report regarding his work tour in Germany, his visit in the Jewish cemetery in Bueckeburg, his visit in Cologne and meetings (pp. 34-37), 02 October 1946; - Undated letter from Rabbi Carlebach from Hamburg to his family regarding the continuation of his work tour in Germany (pp. 38-39); - Letter from Rabbi Carlebach to his family regarding Jewish life in Germany and his meetings, a visit in Luebeck including the Jewish cemetery there and his search for the graves of relatives (pp. 40-42), 21 October 1946; - Letter from Rabbi Carlebach to his family regarding a visit in Bremen and his meetings (pp. 43-46), 28 October 1946; - Manuscript outline for a lecture on "The Eretz Israel Problem" delivered in Hamburg, (pp. 47-49), 31 October 1946; - List of items given to Rabbi Carlebach by the British Foreign Office (MFO) (pp. 50), 26 April 1947; - Version of the inscription on the Memorial Tablet in Bremen erected on the site of the synagogue which was burned on Kristallnacht (p. 51); - Newspaper clipping marking the eighth anniversary of the destruction of the synagogue in Bremen on Kristallnacht and regarding the Jews who returned after the war (p. 52), 09 November 1946; - Printed version of a short article regarding Kristallnacht in Bremen and the condition of the Jews who returned after the war (p. 53); - Letter sent by Rabbi Carlebach to his family regarding his lectures, meetings, visit to Duesseldorf and more (pp. 54-56), 13 November 1946; - Edition of "Juedisches Gemeindeblatt Fuer Die Britische Zone", the journal published by the Jewish community in the British Occupied Zone, containing articles and speeches delivered in honor of the rededication of the synagogue in Duesseldorf (pp. 57-70), 15 November 1946; - Letter sent by Rabbi Carlebach from Hamburg to his family regarding his visit to Brussels, arrival in Hamburg, visit to a children's care center in Blankenese and his tour of the cemeteries in Bahrenfeld, Langenfeld and Altona-Koenigstrasse (pp. 71-72), 09 December 1946; - Letter sent by Rabbi Carlebach from Eilshausen to his family regarding his work on behalf of Jewish refugees and his meetings (pp. 73-75), "the Saturday night of Hanukkah" [5707-1946]; - Version of the speech regarding "Jews and Germans" delivered by Rabbi Carlebach at the Bremen broadcasting station (pp. 76-80), 14 January 1947; - Program from a concert in honor of the opening of the Jewish Convalescent Home in Bad Harzburg (pp. 81-84), 26 January 1947; - Letter sent by Rabbi Carlebach to his family regarding his meetings and the opening of the Jewish Convalescent Home in Bad Harzburg (pp. 85-87), 30 January 1947; - Letter sent by Rabbi Carlebach from London regarding his stay in Hamburg in late December, meetings he held, a visit to the children's care center in Blankenese, visit to the Bergen-Belsen DP camp and his stay of several days in Bremen, visits in Zelle and Hannover in an attempt to obtain kosher food for people in the Bergen-Belsen DP camp (pp. 88-89), 15 January 1947; - Program from a prayer service held in memory of Max Warburg and the speech delivered by Rabbi Carlebach at the event (pp. 90-95), 09 February 1947; - Thank-you letter sent by the Jewish community in Hamburg to Rabbi Carlebach regarding the speech he delivered memorializing Max Warburg (p. 96), 13 February 1947; - Letter sent by Rabbi Carlebach from Bremen to his family regarding work tours and meetings he held (pp. 97-101), 12 February 1947; - Letter sent by Rabbi Carlebach from Bremen to his family regarding his meetings and plans (pp. 102-106), 04 March 1947; - Greetings written by Rabbi Carlebach in honor of the first anniversary of the appearance of the "Juedisches Gemeindeblatt Fuer Die Britische Zone" newspaper (pp. 107-108); - Title page of the "Juedisches Gemeindeblatt Fuer Die Britische Zone" newspaper from Purim including a sermon delivered on the radio by Rabbi Carlebach (pp. 109-110), 05 March 1947; - Excerpt from an undated letter written by Rabbi Carlebach marking his leaving Germany on completion of his service in the Jewish Relief Unit (p. 111); - Letter sent by Rabbi Carlebach from Bremen to his family regarding his visit to Hamburg for the reading of Megillat Esther, his work tours and work meetings held (pp. 112-114), 11 March 1947; - Invitation to a Legal Convention to be held 21-23 March 1947 (with no title for the convention or mention of the place where it will be held) (p. 115); - Program and invitation to a Convention of Jewish Jurists in the British Occupied Zone in Germany to be held in the Detmold Castle, 21-23 March 1947 (pp. 115-119); - Lecture delivered by Rabbi Carlebach to the Convention of Jewish Jurists in the British Occupied Zone in Germany (pp. 120-127); - Speech delivered on the radio by Rabbi Carlebach (pp. 128-132), 03 April 1947; - Letter sent by Rabbi Carlebach from London to his family regarding the Convention in Detmold and meetings and visits in various places and DP camps (pp. 133-136), 07 April 1947; - Letter sent by Rabbi Carlebach from Hamburg to his family regarding the Convention in Detmold (pp. 137-139), 16 April 1947; - Undated letter sent to "Daddy" signed by "Shoshana" (pp. 140-141); - Program for the dedication ceremony for the synagogue in Bonn (pp. 142), 20 April 1947; - Sermon delivered by Rabbi Carlebach at the dedication ceremony for the synagogue in Bonn (pp. 143-146); - Thank you letter sent by the Jewish community in Bremen to Rabbi Carlebach regarding his activities in the community (p. 147) 30 April 1947; - Letter sent by the Jewish Relief Unit to Rabbi Carlebach regarding the clarification of certain questions (pp. 148-149), 14 May 1947; Thank you letter from Eric Warburg in New York to Rabbi Carlebach regarding the sermon he delivered in Hamburg in memory of Eric Warburg's father (p. 150), 03 July 1947; - Lists of people in the British Occupied Zone in Germany wishing to convert to Judaism [few details] (pp. 151-157); - Certificate of appreciation from the Jewish Committee for Relief Abroad - Jewish Relief Unit bestowed on Rabbi Carlebach for his work in the relief of refugees, 15 August 1946-04 May 1947 (p. 158).