The fonds contains materials relating to Walter Joachim’s music career, from his early years in Montreal in the 1950’s to posthumous records and tributes of his life and legacy.
The materials in the fonds reflect Joachim’s professional life, and primarily cover the tour of Shanghai that he completed from 1987-1991 with his wife, and fellow music teacher Monique. The fonds comprises of correspondence with musicians and students, mainly students from China, and a large number of holiday and birthday cards. There is also ephemera from concerts, performances and events, including programs and news clippings represented in the fonds, along with tourist items collected in Shanghai with items like travel itineraries, maps and receipts.
The fonds contains over four hundred photographs that document early portraits of Joachim from the 1950’s to important events such as Joachim’s win at the awards ceremony for the Order of Canada and Quebec (in 1992 and 1995). Joachim and his wife Monique’s tour of Shanghai is well documented with many photographs of them teaching at the Shanghai Conservatory of music and at children’s schools.
Audio cassette tapes of recordings of Joachim’s students and performances are included in the fonds, along with several scores and associated ephemera. The fonds also contains the six medals awarded to Joachim from the Order of Canada, and the Order National du Quebec.
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CA JPL-A 1317
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1951-2002
CA JPL-A 1069-3-[33]-8
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March 17, 1946
Part of Paul Trepman Fonds
Item consists of issue eight of Unzer Sztyme, a Yiddish bi-weekly periodical printed in 1946. Issue eight features a cover printed with blue ink, and typed black and white interior pages as well as illustrations and photographs. Issue eight contains photographs of a theatre production, and a letter from the editors in English regarding immigration to Eretz-Israel.
CA JPL-A 1069-3-[33]-6
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1946
Part of Paul Trepman Fonds
Item consists of issue six of Unzer Sztyme, a Yiddish bi-weekly periodical printed in 1946. Issue six has handwritten printed pages with illustrations, the cover was printed with blue ink. Issue six features several news reports covering protests at camps across Germany against the British ruling on Eretz-Israel. There are several news reports on the "secret" radio station Kol Israel (Voice of Israel), news reports and dispatches on Jewish activity around the world, the Jewish Press on zionism, and literature and art. Issue six has a new dictionary of yiddish words created during the Holocaust. Berl Fridler illustrated this issue.
CA JPL-A 1069-3-[33]-5
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1945
Part of Paul Trepman Fonds
Item consists of issue five of Unzer Sztyme, a Yiddish bi-weekly periodical printed in 1945. Issue five has typed printed pages with illustrations. The content of issue five features birth and general strike announcements, the Balfour declaration and reflections on Hanukah (the first Hanukah after liberation) by David Rosenthal and Pinchas Ben-Eliezer. The issue also contains poems and a report on a visit by David Ben-Gurio, chairman of the Zionist Executive in Jerusalem.
CA JPL-A 1069-3-[33]-24
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October 30, 1947
Part of Paul Trepman Fonds
Item consists of issue twenty four of Unzer Sztyme, a Yiddish periodical printed in 1947. Issue twenty four features a cover printed with black ink, and typed black and white interior pages as well as illustrations and photographs.
CA JPL-A 1069-3-[33]-2
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1945
Part of Paul Trepman Fonds
Item consists of issue two of Unzer Sztyme, a Yiddish bi-weekly periodical printed in 1945. Issue two has handwritten printed pages with illustrations. The content of issue two features a news reports of the Jewish Heftlings Congress resolutions, including meeting notes, coverage of an UNRRA visit from Jacob Newman and information regarding organizing at other camps including the striking of committees to advocate for better facilities, transport of members to their homes, and health care and food. The issue also contains a selection of poems, and information on the HaKhalutz movement.
CA JPL-A 1069-3-[33]-15
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November 15, 1946
Part of Paul Trepman Fonds
Item consists of issue fifteen of Unzer Sztyme, a Yiddish periodical printed in 1946. Issue fifteen features a cover printed with black ink, and typed black and white interior pages as well as illustrations and photographs. Issue fifteen contains a Editorial letter in English regarding the eventual move from British occupied Germany to Palestine.
CA JPL-A 1069-3-[33]-10
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May 24, 1946
Part of Paul Trepman Fonds
Item consists of issue ten of Unzer Sztyme, a Yiddish periodical printed in 1946. Issue ten features a cover printed with blue ink, and typed black and white interior pages as well as illustrations and photographs. Issue nine contains a letter from the editors in English regarding successful future of immigration to Eretz-Israel.
CA JPL-A 1069-3-[33]-9
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April 15, 1946
Part of Paul Trepman Fonds
Item consists of issue nine of Unzer Sztyme, a Yiddish periodical printed in 1946. Issue nine commemorates the anniversary of the end of World War ll, and features a colour cover printed with an illustration and blue and red text and typed black and white interior pages as well as illustrations and photographs. Issue eight a letter from the editors in English reflecting on liberation and promoting immigration to Eretz-Israel, and a letter from Professor J. Weingreen regarding Passover/Pesach also in English.
CA JPL-A 1069-3-[33]-7
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February 20, 1946
Part of Paul Trepman Fonds
Item consists of issue seven of Unzer Sztyme, a Yiddish bi-weekly periodical printed in 1946. Issue seven features a cover printed with blue ink, and typed black and white interior pages as well as illustrations and photographs. Issue seven contains an open letter to Bernard Montgomery in English signed the Jewish Displaced Persons.