The Harry K. Wolff, Jr. WWII collection joins a quickly growing wealth of Holocaust-related material at USC. In addition to the 57,466 testimonies in USC Shoah Foundation’s Visual History Archive, they include the USC Libraries’ Holocaust and Genocide Studies Collection with 20,000 primary and secondary sources; and the Feuchtwanger Memorial Library, which houses one of the largest collections in the U.S. of private papers of German and Austrian exiles who escaped the Third Reich and found refuge in California.

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