Collection Overview | |
Creator: | Rubinstein, Charles |
Title: | Charles Rubinstein papers |
Bulk Dates: | 1938-1943 |
Inclusive Dates: | 1938-1959 |
Size: | 1 folder |
Abstract: | Charles Rubinstein was a Jewish businessman and an active participant in Jewish communal life. During World War II he worked to obtain immigration rights for Jewish refugees. The collection contains Charles Rubinstein's correspondence to important officials concerning immigrants and refugees, including Representative James M. Fitzpatrick, John K. Davis, the American Consul General in Warsaw, and Senator Robert F. Wagner. |
Languages: | Materials are in English. |
Call No: | 1985.013 |
Finding aid encoded January, 2009
Finding aid encoded in English.
Charles Rubinstein was a Jewish businessman and an active participant in Jewish communal life. He worked in real estate and insurance and served as president of the United Civic Association of the Bronx. During World War II he worked to obtain immigration rights for refugees.
The collection contains Charles Rubinstein's correspondence concerning European immigrants and refugees during the Holocaust period. His correspondents include U.S. Representative James M. Fitzpatrick, John K. Davis, the American Consul General in Warsaw, and Senator Robert F. Wagner.
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