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Louis David Reingold (1875-1944), born Eliezer Dovid Ozharov, was a Yiddish theater playwright, writer, editor, and labor organizer. His plays were performed in New York, Chicago, Detroit, and other cities in the U.S. and Canada. Unpublished manuscripts of his plays are in the Dorot Jewish Division of the New York Public Library and in the Library of Congress. Play scripts include: Ihr mames border: komedye [Her mother's border: comedy] -Der kluger nar/The wise fool: drama in 3 acts -Idish blut, oder daytshland in flamen: tsaydrama in 3 akten [Jewish blood, or Germany in flames: time-drama in 3 acts] -Idisher tsigayner [Jewish Gypsy] - operetta/musical comedy in 3 acts, Chicago -Der eybiker kampf [Eternal Struggle] - 1930's Chicago Time-drama in 3 acts -Ver iz shuldig? Who is guilty? Life-scene in 3 acts -Kunst un liebe, oder dayn bruders froy/Art and love, or, your brother's wife - 2 copies of the second act of "Bar Mitzvah" -Leymene mentshn/Clay people in three acts with a prologue [also includes synopsis in English] -Tate-mame nakhes [Mom and dad pride]: family scene of worker life -The peddler: scene for two -Reyzele: comedy in one act -Various scripts. less

The Mary Löwenkopf Weiss Papers document the years that Mary Löwenkopf, a Jewish refugee from Vienna, spent in The Netherlands during 1938-1946, when, at age 13, she left Nazi-occupied Vienna and settled in Arnhem, The Netherlands. The collection consists of correspondence with family members and friends in Austria and Poland, documents, and photographs of Löwenkopf Weiss' life in The Netherlands. There is also a small number of documents from the 1950s and 1960s, related to Mary Löwenkopf Weiss' application for restitution from the German government. The collection does not include materials from Löwenkopf Weiss' life in Vienna, or in the United States. Materials are arranged chronologically. Photographs are labeled by year and location, according to manuscript notes on each photograph's verso. less