Articles

These articles available online courtesy of the National Association of the Deaf, http://www.nad.org.

• “Eugene Bergman: Deaf Survivor“, by Ellen Beck
• “Horst Biesold: Helping the Survivors“, by Ernest Gill
• “John A. Delance – Alaskan Scout“, by Roy Holcomb

From Deaf Heritage: A Narrative History of Deaf America, by Jack R. Gannon.

The excerpts here are available with permission of the National Association of the Deaf, http://www.nad.org, and the author.

• “Supporting the War Efforts“
• “Pearl Harbor“
• “Joining Up“

Articles reproduced here with permission from The British Deaf History Society.

• Galliner, Nicola, Open Your Hands for the Dumb: The History of the Jewish School for the Deaf and Dumb in Berlin-Weissensee 1873-1942. Deaf History Journal, 4:3 (April 2001): 36-39.
• Stone, Emma, “Life Unworthy of Life: Experiences of Deaf People in Nazi Germany.” Deaf History Journal, 7:3 (April 2004): 41-42.
• Scarrot, Rachel, “My Experiences of Filming ‘Life Unworthy of Life’ for BBC’s See Hear!” Deaf History Journal, 7:3 (April 2004): 38-40.
• Hart, Jack, A Brief History of Jewish Deaf Children Evacuated during the Second World War between 1939/1946. Deaf History Journal Supplement, VI  (April 2000): 9-16.
• Conway, Gail, I REMEMBER The World War 2: A BBC See Hear! Production. Deaf History Journal, 8.3 (April 2005): 29.
• Marsh, Christopher and Anthony Boyce, 60th Anniversary of Victory in Europe Day.
  Deaf History Journal, 9:1 (August 2005): 21-25.

Articles originally published in Gallaudet Today.

• “Inside the Madness,” by Vickie Walter (PDF)
• “In Der Nacht,” (In the Night) by Vickie Walter (PDF)
• “Deaf People in Hitler’s Europe,” by Laura-Jean Gilbert

Surviving the Holocaust

These articles are available courtesy of the Jewish Deaf Community Center.

http://www.jdcc.org

• “Saw Better Opportunities in America: Doris Rosen Fedrid and Esther Rosen Landman”
• “Anti-Semitism Sent Him To America: Fred Fedrid”
• “Strong Bonds and Promises To Take Care of Each Other Kept Them Alive! Hertha Gross Rothenberg Myers”
• “Escaped at Last Through An Underground Tunnel: Joseph Schertz”
• “A Strong Willed and Brave Woman Who Never Gave Up Hope: Marion Schlessinger Intrator”
• “Love Conquered All Odds: Rose Steinberg Feld Rosman”
• “History of Deaf Holocaust Victims”

These articles are available courtesy of Temple Beth Solomon of the Deaf Survivors

• “Lotte’s Story,” about Lotte Friedman
• “Rose’s Story,” about Rose Steinberg
• “Marion’s Story,” about Marion Schlessinger

Military Service Clippings

• Bluefield, W. Va. October 1942, p. 2, vol. 3 no. 2
• Found! A Deaf Soldier July 1943 p. 3, vol. 3 no. 11
• The Deaf Fit in At Army Map Service January 1944 p. 1, vol. 4 no. 5
• Labor Draft Might Induct 4-Fs First January 1944 p. 1, vol. 4 no. 5
• War Flying Harms Hearing Febuary 1944 p. 1, vol. 4 no. 6
• Son of Deaf Couple With Paratroopers Febuary 1944 p. 1, vol. 4 no. 6
• Robert E. Vaughan Air Corps S-SGT July 1944 p. 1, vol. 4 no. 10

Red Cross Mobile Clippings

• Photo of Red Cross Clubmobile September 1943 p. 1, vol. 3 no. 13
• Clubmobile Is Hit of Army Show October 1943 p. 1, vol. 4 no. 2

Schools for the Deaf and WWII Clippings

• Rochester School Helps Schools in China February 1943, p. 1, vol. 3 no. 6
• Deaf Japanese Students Rejected by Oregon February 1943, p. 1, vol. 3 no. 6
• Causes Spy Scare With Flashlight December 1942, p. 4, vol. 3 no. 4

Sign Language and the Military Clippings

• Knudsen Talks to Deaf in Sign Language Januay 1943, p. 1, vol. 3 no. 5
• The Silent Cavalier is Considering Becoming a National Paper for the Deaf Januay 1943, p. 1, vol. 3 no. 5
• Deaf PX Barber Says Soldiers Should Learn To Speak Sign Language July 1943 p. 1, vol. 3 no. 11

Victory Fund and War Bonds Clippings

• Victory Fund Party In Norfolk A Big Success September 1942, p. 3, vol. 3 no. 1
• Virginia In Second Place In Victory Drive With $584.69 September 1942, pp. 1, 4, vol. 3 no. 1
• N.A.D. Victory Fund Now Totals $7,536.49 November 1942, p. 1, vol. 3 no. 3
• Deaf Couple Exchange 6192 Copper Lincolns For $100 War Bond November 1942, p. 3, vol. 3 no. 3
• Victory Fund May 1943 p. 2, vol. 3 no. 9
• The N.A.D. and the Victory Fund August 1943 p. 2, vol. 3 no. 12
• Victory Fund Buys Three Clubmobiles for Red Cross September 1943 p. 1, vol. 3 no. 13

War Plant Jobs and Deaf People Clippings

• Jobs for the Handicapped February 1943, p. 2, vol. 3 no. 6
• Deaf Mutes Win Spurs On Production Front March 1943, p. 4, vol. 3 no. 7
• Roosevelt Praises Oklahoma Deaf May 1943 p. 1, vol. 3 no. 9
• Lab. Plans to Staff Plant With Deaf Only December 1943 p. 1, vol. 4 no. 4
• Bendix Co. Praises Handicapped Workers Febuary 1944 p. 1, vol. 4 no. 6

War Stamps Clippings

• Deaf Newsboy Sets Record in Stamp Sales April 1943 p. 1, vol. 3 no. 8

• “Pre-Holocaust Experience with a Jewish Deaf Family,” by Lilly Shirey
• “A Deaf Profile: A Mother’s Courage Defied the Nazis,” by Robert Swain
• “Images of Darkness, Flickers of Light,” by Lynne Bohlman
• “The Forgotten Americans,” by Barbara Kannapell
• “The Forgotten Americans PowerPoint Presentation“
• “Genocide & Deafness,” by Stephen Baldwin
• “Too Long Been Silent: Japanese Americans Speak Out,” excerpt about Hannah Tomiko Holmes, by Roger W. Axford
• “24 billion internment lawsuit,” excerpt about Hannah Tomiko Holmes, by Janet Kaye
• Visual Histories: Recording, Preserving, Disseminating and Analyzing Deaf Stories
• “Deaf Victims of the Holocaust” – Honors Theses by Volper