Documentation of the Consistoire Israélite de Luxembourg (Jewish Consistory of Luxembourg) regarding the deportation of Luxembourg Jews to Izbica, Poland, 1942

Documentation of the Consistoire Israélite de Luxembourg (Jewish Consistory of Luxembourg) regarding the deportation of Luxembourg Jews to Izbica, Poland, 1942 - Luxembourg Israelitische Kultusgemeinde (Jewish community) memorandum regarding the situation of the Luxembourg Jews: Gestapo order to leave Luxembourg, deportation (already implemented or forthcoming) of more than 3,000 Jews and concentration of the remaining Jews in the monastery in Fuenfbrunnen, October 1941 (p. 401); - Letter from the Israelitische Kultusgemeinde to the Gestapo Einsatzkommando (task force) requesting milk supplies for the community members, December 1941 (p. 402); - Personal letters from people affected by an imminent deportation requesting permits to remain, as well as accompanying medical certificates, April 1942 (pp. 402ff); - Einsatzkommando der Sicherheitspolizei und des SD (task force of the Security Police and SD) ordinance regarding resettlement in German territory, April 1942 (p. 404); - Lists of deportees from Luxembourg and recipients of circulars (pp. 405, 420 ff); - Speeches delivered by A. Oppenheimer, president of the Israelitische Kultusgemeinde in Luxembourg, to the residents of the retirement home in Fuenfbrunnen regarding the imminent deportation, April 1942 (pp. 404 ff); - Correspondence between the Council of Elders of the Jews in Luxembourg, the Council of Elders of the Jews in Izbica, the Bezirksstelle Rheinland der Reichsvereinigung der Juden in Deutschland (Rhineland District Office of the National Association of Jews in Germany), Trier, and the Juedische Kulturvereinigung in Wuerttemberg, Stuttgart, regarding information concerning the whereabouts of deported Luxembourg Jews, and organizational issues related to the deportation, including the deportation costs (pp. 409 ff); - Documentation certifying removal from the register; - Excerpt from the registration order of the German Reich, January 1938; - Handouts regarding the registration of property and medication, probably for the transport; - Letters from the Council of Elders of the Jews in Luxembourg to community members regarding their imminent deportation, April 1942 (pp. 430 ff). Names of Jews mentioned in the documentation: - Martin Meyer, p. 402; - Alfred Oppenheimer, pp. 402ff; - Franziska Salomon, pp. 402-403; - Gertrud Cahen, p. 404; - Sabine Ruhdoerfer-Weinstock, p. 409; - Siegfried Beck, p. 409; - Martin Meyer, p. 411; - Leo Levy, p. 411; - Flora Salomon, pp. 413, 416, 423, 429-430, 441; - Adolf Silberstein, pp. 413, 416, 423, 429-430; - Carl Rothschild, p. 413; - Alfred Marx, pp. 426, 450; - Adolf Kann, p. 429; - Luzian Levy, p. 429; - Alice Fabrizius, p. 431; - Maximilian Gold, p. 431; - Helene Ermann, p. 431-432; - Felix Hayum Ermann, p. 431; - Else Ermann, p. 431; - Frieda Hayum, p. 431; - Walter Hayum, p. 431; - Karoline Israel, p. 431-432; - Ludwig Schuetz, p. 431; - Josefine Salomon, p. 432; - Oskar Hayum, p. 442; - Georg Levy, p. 432; - Herat Wolff, pp. 435ff. [See also list-items 11021568, 11022430, 11022479, 11022692, 11022741]