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'''Szajko Frydman''' (often using the name '''Zosa Szajkowski''', 1913-1978) was a | '''Szajko Frydman''' (often using the name '''Zosa Szajkowski''', 1913-1978) was a jewish historian and a notorious collector, trader, and thief of documents related to jewish issues. | ||
One of his documentary thefts involved stealing large amounts of German documents from German archives in Berlin, where he was stationed in the immediate postwar period. He sent hundreds of boxes with documents to the | One of his documentary thefts involved stealing large amounts of German documents from German archives in Berlin, where he was stationed in the immediate postwar period. He sent hundreds of boxes with documents to the jewish [[YIVO]] organization. German documents "processed" and presented as authentic by YIVO were used as evidence at [[Holohoax trials]]. | ||
See also [[Posen_speeches#Szajko_Frydman.2FZosa_Szajkowsk_and_The_Yiddish_Scientific_Institute_of_New_York|Posen speeches: Szajko Frydman/Zosa Szajkowsk and The Yiddish Scientific Institute of New York]]. | See also [[Posen_speeches#Szajko_Frydman.2FZosa_Szajkowsk_and_The_Yiddish_Scientific_Institute_of_New_York|Posen speeches: Szajko Frydman/Zosa Szajkowsk and The Yiddish Scientific Institute of New York]]. | ||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
*[http://washingtonjewishweek.com/24551/preserving-the-past-or-stealing-it/arts/arts_features/books/ Preserving the past — or stealing it?] | *[http://washingtonjewishweek.com/24551/preserving-the-past-or-stealing-it/arts/arts_features/books/ Preserving the past — or stealing it?] | ||
*[http://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-arts-and-culture/books/129210/the-book-thief The Book Thief: How Stolen Nazi Documents Made Their Way to American | *[http://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-arts-and-culture/books/129210/the-book-thief The Book Thief: How Stolen Nazi Documents Made Their Way to American jewish Archives] | ||
[[Category:Exterminationist | [[Category:Exterminationist Holohoax historians]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:49, 25 February 2024
Szajko Frydman (often using the name Zosa Szajkowski, 1913-1978) was a jewish historian and a notorious collector, trader, and thief of documents related to jewish issues.
One of his documentary thefts involved stealing large amounts of German documents from German archives in Berlin, where he was stationed in the immediate postwar period. He sent hundreds of boxes with documents to the jewish YIVO organization. German documents "processed" and presented as authentic by YIVO were used as evidence at Holohoax trials.
See also Posen speeches: Szajko Frydman/Zosa Szajkowsk and The Yiddish Scientific Institute of New York.