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Consists of a diploma from McGill University for Harry Abramovitch. Also includes correspondence regarding the Ethel Abramovitch Memorial Endowment for Perpetual Student Aid at Hebrew University overseen by Harry Abramovitch.

Content is organized by subject. Major topics include: publication and reception for "History of Jews in Canada"-- correspondence -- biography--various aricles and contributions--recollections -- biography including Certificate of Naturalization.

Includes personal correspondence, a certificate from the Women’s Zionist Organization of America, press and organizational membership cards, Simon Sack’s Certificate of Naturalization, and a biographical sketch of B.G. Sacks in both English and Yiddish.

File includes a McGill University Bachelor of Commerce degree in Accountancy for Harry Abramovitch. Also contains correspondence related to the Ethel Abramovitch Memorial Endowment for Perpetual Student Aid at Hebrew University, established by the Speakers Group of Montreal (Ivriah Chapter of Hadassah) and family and friends, and overseen by Harry Abramovitch.

The files contains exhibition brochures and catalogues featuring Briansky from 1944 to 1964, mostly located in Quebec. Galleries, exhibition sites, and organizations include the Musée des beaux-arts (Montreal Museum of Fine Arts), the Canadian Society of Graphic Art, Hadassah, and the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts. Also includes several pamphlets from the Canadian Printer-Etchers and Engravers exhibitions.

The files contains exhibition brochures and catalogues featuring Briansky from 1965 to 1985, mostly located in Quebec. Galleries, exhibition sites, and organizations include the Musée des beaux-arts (Montreal Museum of Fine Arts), the Burnaby Art Society, the Canadian Society of Graphic Art, the Jewish Public Library, Hadassah, Davidson Galleries, Vancouver Art Gallery, Artlenders, Unicef, National Library of Canada, West End Art Gallery, Cal-Graphics, and the Society of Canadian Painter-Etchers and Engravers.

Correspondence

Fonds consists of anniversary telegrams, poetry in Hebrew, tree planting certificates, and newspaper clippings.