Fonds consists of four series: literary activities, criticisms of her works, biographical information and correspondence. Correspondence consists mainly of in-coming letters and is arranged alphabetically by the sender's last name.

These seven records document Sara and Abram Barac's transition from Germany to Canada after the Second World War. The documents and issuing authorities included are as follows:

1. Two Certificates of Identity for the Purpose of Immigration [to Canada] issued by The International Refugee Organization (U.S. Zone of Germany)
2. One Provisional Marriage Certificate and two Birth Certificates issued by the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the American Occupation Zone in Germany
3. A Certificate for Professional Qualification [as an electrician] issued by the International Refugee Organization (I.R.O) Displaced Persons Professional Testing Board
4. One Certificate from the Jewish religious congregation of Bytom, Poland, attesting to the identity of Abram Barac and his role in the congregation as the head of the ritual bath

Data on Polish Immigrants

File contains the a history of the Unger Family written by Herman Unger. This manuscript follows the Ungers through 20th century and from Poland to Russia, Germany, Israel, and France.

Includes immigration identification cards, medical examination cards, passports, citizenship and naturalization paperwork, ship tickets, monument paperwork for cemetary, attestation of declaration of marriage, and other biographical material. 1 photograph.

File contains handwritten and typed draft with corrections.

File contains typed draft. Also contains a handwritten note from Joseph Zygielbaum, a letter from the city of Cote Saint-Luc, and a typed speech.

File contains final draft under the working title: "Arthur Zygielbaum: Fighter and Martyr, Biography and Memoirs".

File contains photocopies, correspondence, brochures, handwritten and typed notes.