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El 13 de mayo de 1939 zarpaba de Hamburgo el trasatlntico St. Louis, uno de los ltimos buques que salieron de la Alemania nazi antes de que estallara la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Llevaba a bordo a 937 judos - algunos de los cuales haban estado ya en campos de concentracin-, que crean haber comprado visados de entrada en Cuba. Haba comenzado el viaje de los malditos.
Antes de que el St. Louis hubiera cubierto la mitad de su recorrido a travs del Atlntico, haba surgido una lucha por el poder entre el corrompido ministro de Inmigracin cubano, que haba extendido visados, y su superior, el presidente Bru. Resultado: no se permitira desembarcar a los refugiados.
En Amrica, los camisas pardas celebraban concentraciones nazis en Nueva York, y en Europa estaba a punto de llevarse a cabo la solucin final.
Y a bordo del St. Louis, 937 refugiados esperaban la decisin que haba de determinar su suerte.
Gordon Thomas y Max Morgan-Witts han recreado la historia en esta minuciosa reconstruccin del viaje. El capitn del St. Louis y su desesperada batalla contra su conciencia y contra sus subordinados nazis; los ocultos motivos del Alto Mando Alemn para otorgar permiso a la misin de clemencia y las actitudes de quienes habran podido evitar la catstrofe.... y no lo hicieron

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Table of Contents Appendices SPECIAL THANKS Those that follow were - photo 1
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Appendices
SPECIAL THANKS

Those that follow were either spoken to by telephone, corresponded with, or interviewed in person.

Crew:
Bendowski, Irene
Bendowski, Paul
Kempe, Hermann
Muhlbacher, Christian
Schimon, Josef
Schmitt, Pieter
Zochert, Paul

Passengers:
Alan, Rolf
Altschul, Hans
Aron, Alfred
Aron, Sofi
Brauer, Kaethe
Buff, Fred
Falk, Eugene
Frieberg, Regina
Freund, Charlotte
Fridberg, Ruth
Friedman, Lillian
Geismar, Sonja
Goldberg, William
Goldman, Renee (nee
Spanier)
Greilsamer, Erich
Herz, Theresa
Hurtig, Herta
Jacobson, Greta
Jacoby, Ines (nee
Spanier)
Jacoby-Byk, Regina
Jungerman, Harry
Kadden, Leah
Kahn, Arthur
Karliner, Herbert
Karliner, Walter
Kassel, Fritz
Langnas, Leon
Lavatch, Herma
Leyser, Fred
Lichtenstein, Norbert
Mahler, Vera
Marcus, Ilse
Oster, Alice
Oyres, Herbert
Phillipi, Margarete
Pommer, Martin
Prager, Margarete
Rosenback, Harry
Safier, Jakob
Schwager, Reni
Schwartz, Hilda
Shilling, Maria
Sichel, Beatrice (nee
Bonn)
Sondheimer, Alse
Sternberg, Alice
Strauss, Fred
Strauss, Joseph
Wallerstein, Anton
Weil, Ernst
Zellner, Ruth

Others :
Adler, Inge
Aldoughby, Swy
Altmann, Hilde
Annenberg, Walter
Babish, Reuben
Band, Harold
Barrocas, Jack
Ben-Johoshna, Margot
Bieber, Konrad
Blackburn, Pitch
Brady, Kathryn
Clyma, Frances
Eckstein, Nelly
Egelert, Karl
Estedes, Jose
Felton, Anton
Field, Harold
Friedlander, Albert
Froehlich, Henry
Gantz, Sarita
Gilbert, Martin
Goetz, Harald
Goldstein, Charlotte
Gottschalk, Max
Guttfeld, Martin
Hamel, Otto
Heald, David
Heilbronner, Marie
jacob,Johannes
Jacoby, Golda
Jellin, Fred
Jockl, Gerda
Kallman, Charlotte
Karetsky, David
Karetsky, Geraldine
Kramarsky, Lola
Kraner,Joachim
Kruger, Inge
Lenz, Gunther
Leopold, S.
Lewin, Henri
Luftig, Lillian
Man, John
Marx, Sidonie
Miron, Chia
Montagu, Ivor
Moser, Alfred
Neuberg, Gertrude
Pearlman, Moshe
Piton, Mary
Prinz, Arthur
Rosen, Emanuel
Samson, Rita
Sanders, Frank
Schiller, Harriet
Schuster, Max
Seligman, Jenny
Simon, Arthur
Slee, Mac
Spanier, Njuta
Weigall, Michael

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Individuals:
Adler-Rudel, Schalom
Adni, Daniel
Alberti, Frederic
Douglas, Sid
Elon, Amos
Erdman, Fred
Fraenkel, Heinrich
Fredericks, Joan
Harms, Gustav
Japhet, Ernest
Kochan, Lionel
Levin, Marlin
Litvinoff, Barnet
MacDonald, Malcolm
Maier, Beatrice
May, Phineas
Morse, Joan
Neter, Hans
Oppenheimer, Max
Patai, Saul
Schild, Warner
Schwab, Henry
Summerfeld, Eva

ORGANIZATIONS, SOCIETIES, INSTITUTIONS

Two deserve special mention. Hapag-Lloyd, successors to the Hamburg-American Line, regretted that they could not be more helpful. At headquarters in Hamburg we were told, the St. Louis documents are missing; we presume that during World War II things got lost. The files in Hapags New York office were confiscated in 1941 by the F.B.I., and subsequently destroyed.

The F.B.I., too, was friendly, but they regretted that their job was to collect information, not dispense it.

On the other hand, persons named below in parentheses were particularly cooperative.

Alliance Israelite Universelle, Paris

American Friends Service Committee, Inc., Philadelphia

American Jewish Committee, Paris (Zachariah Shuster); New York (Morton Yarmon); Blaustein Library (Harry Alderman)

American Jewish Congress, New York

American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, Inc., New York (Herbert Katzki, Rose Klepfisz)

American Joint Distribution Committee, Geneva and Paris

Association Consistoriale Israelite de Paris

Association of Jewish Refugees in Great Britain, London (W. Rosenstock)

AUFBAU, New York

Berliner Allgemeine, Duesseldorf (Lilli Marx)

British Broadcasting Corporation, London

British Museum, London and Colindale

Bund des Antifashisten VVN, Frankfurt

Central British Fund for Jewish Relief and Habilitation (Joan Stiebel)

Central Zionist Archives, Jerusalem

Centre de Documentation Israel et le Moyen Orient, Paris

Centre de Documentation Juive Contemporaine, Paris

Centre de Recherches et Etudes Historiques de World War II, Brussels (M. Bok)

Columbia University, Lehman Papers, New York (William Liebmann)

Comit dAction Sociale Israelite de Paris

Consistoire Central Israelite de France et dAlgerie, Paris (Marice Moch)

Department of the Navy, Naval History Division, Washington, D.C. (Mrs. Lloyd Allard)

Dokumentationszentrum, Vienna (Simon Wiesenthal)

Embassy of Belgium, London

Embassy of Cuba, London

Embassy of France, London

Embassy of Israel, London and Washington

Embassy of the Netherlands, London

Embassy of the United Kingdom, Washington

Embassy of the United States, London

Embassy of West Germany, London

Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington

Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Hyde Park, New York

General Register and Record Office of Shipping and Seamen, Cardiff

Hapag-Lloyd A.G., Hamburg

Hebrew University, Institute of Contemporary Jewry, Jerusalem

Herzfeld and Rubin, New York

Institute for Advanced Studies in Contemporary History, Weiner Library, London (Mrs. G. Johnson)

Institute of Jewish Affairs, London

Jabotinsky Institute in Israel, Tel Aviv

Jedioth Chadoshot, Haifa

Jerusalem Post

Jewish Agency, Jerusalem

Jewish Chronicle , The , London (William Frankel)

Jewish Historical Society of England, London

Jewish Observer and Middle East Review , London

Jewish Refugees Committee, London

Jews College Library, London

Jews Temporary Shelter, London

Joods Historisch Museum, Amsterdam

Leo Baeck Institute, London (Arnold Howell); New York (Fred Grubel); and Jerusalem

Library du Centre National des Hautes tudes Juives, Brussels (M. Reicher)

Library of Congress, National Archives, Washington (State Department Bureau of Public Affairs Historical Office, Security Room, Modern Military Section, John Taylor)

Lloyds Intelligence Unit, Historical Research Section, London (T. M. Dinan)

Lloyds Register of Shipping, London

Maariv, Tel Aviv

Ministerie Van Buitenlandse Zaken, S-Gravenhage

Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Information Division, Jerusalem

Ministry of Defense, Admiralty Historical Branch, London

National Maritime Museum, London

New York Public Library, Jewish Division and Refugee Section

New York Times , The

Office of Alien Property, Department of Justice, Washington

Paris-Match

Public Records Office, London

Rijksinstituut voor Oorlogsdocumentatie, Amsterdam (L. de Jong)

Royal Institute of International Affairs, London

Service for Foreign Born, National Council of Jewish Women, New York

Stern, New York (Yvonne Luter); Hamburg (Heidi Repp-Gwlo)

United HIAS Service, New York

United Restitution Organization, New York

United States Committee for Refugees, New York

United States Secret Service, Washington

University of Southampton

Weizmann Archives, Rehovot (Julian Meltzer)

World Jewish Congress, London

Yad Vashem Remembrance Authority, Jerusalem

YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York (Zosa Szajkowski)

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