Other Sources
The Organization's archives have been donated to and now reside at the Yivo Institute Center for Jewish History, in New York City. These are the only such archives in the world and include video-recordings of the complete 2002 OTC Conference as well as partial written transcripts. Many artifacts, including personal diaries written as children or later as adults, are included at YIVO as well as data, information, and photographs. This archive is open to the public and scholars.
Certain other artifacts are located at the National Museum of American Jewish History (NMAJH) in Philadelphia.
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