Documentation of the Consistoire Israélite de Luxembourg (Jewish Consistory of Luxembourg): Personal folders (F-G) of Luxembourg Jews, primarily regarding means of support, the management of Jewish assets, requests for financial help and emigration attempts, Part 2, 1940-1943

Documentation of the Consistoire Israélite de Luxembourg (Jewish Consistory of Luxembourg): Personal folders (F-G) of Luxembourg Jews, primarily regarding means of support, the management of Jewish assets, requests for financial help and emigration attempts, Part 2, 1940-1943 In the file: Documentation regarding - Means of support and financial help; - A foreign passport issued for emigration purposes; - Deaths; - Deportation of Luxembourg Jews to Theresienstadt, April 1943; - Transfer of funds, frozen accounts and management of Jewish assets; - Expansion of the Fuenfbrunnen retirement home by the construction of barracks; - Concentration of Jews in the Fuenfbrunnen retirement home; - Taxes levied on the Jewish community; - The establishment and maintenance of the Neypergstrasse retirement home in Luxembourg; - Payment of medical bills and nursing costs; - Donations to Luxembourg Jews deported to Poland; - Emigration attempts by Luxembourg Jews; - Requests for permits; - The [forced] labor assignments of Luxembourg Jews in Greimerath near Wittlich, Germany, for road construction; - The sale of furniture; - Confiscation of Jewish property; - The yellow badge; - Payment of property taxes; - Information regarding Jewish citizens; - Liquidation of Jewish businesses. Also in the file: Excerpts from a handout regarding a journey from Luxembourg to Lisbon via Paris, France later regarded as emigration to the United States. Names of Jews mentioned in the documentation: - Feige Beila and Isaac Josef Fuhrleiser, pp. 4-13; - Martin Meyer, Alfred Oppenheimer, pp. 12ff; - Ester Galler, pp. 14-31; - Ansel Galler, p. 16; - B. Galler, pp. 17ff; - Leo Levy, pp. 23ff; - Albert Galler, p. 26; - Siegmund Leib, Louis Sternberg, p. 30ff; - Estelle, Marie and Siegmund Galler, pp. 30-31; - Jonas Meyer, Siegmund Galler-Laufer and his wife, pp. 34 ff; - Sophie Loewenthal, p. 37, 39-40; - Henny Kahn, Rosa Herrmann, Else Ermann, Herta Wolff, pp. 39-40; - Ernst Hern, pp. 46-47; - Ernst Geiershoefer, pp. 52- 55; - Hermann and Irma Geiershoefer, pp. 56-100; - Bamberger, Bloc, Cerf, Paul Hirsch, Ludwig Kahn, Kliatzko, Kronenberger, Leiser, Soldin, Dr. Karl Lyon, p. 64; - Mrs. Altschueler, p. 65; - Germaine Basch and Mrs. Theodor Menzel, pp. 82-83; - Furleiser, p. 100; - Dr. Karl Geiershoefer, pp. 101-105; - Siegmund and Ernst Geiershoefer, p. 103; - Sigmund Geiershoefer, pp. 106-124; - Julius Leiser, p. 110; - Amalie Gerstle, pp. 125-136; - Nathan and Regina (Kahn) Baldauff, p. 126; - Maximilian Gold, pp. 137-142; - Erika Gold, p. 138; - Osias Goldstein, pp. 143-150; - Otto Goldstein, pp. 144-145; - Max Gordon, pp. 151-161; - Emil Godchaux, pp. 152ff; - Kalmann Josef Gottlieb, pp. 162-189; - Alma Gottlieb, pp. 166ff; - Hugo Salomon (and his mother), pp. 171, 188; - Josefine Gottlieb, pp. 190-191; - Szaja Mendel and Bajha/Bajla Graber, pp. 192-219; - Marja Graber, Czarna Malypan, pp. 198ff; - Mrs. Libschin, pp. 203-204; - Mrs. Hayum, Roger Levy, pp. 209-210; - Evelyne Rosenberg, pp. 211ff; - Chaja Graber, pp. 217-218; - Max and Baltine Graber, p. 219; - Hermann and Elsa Graff, pp. 220-254; - Curt Edelstein, p. 238; - Jakob Graff, p. 253; - Ferdinand Grumbach, pp. 255-267; - Theo Grumbach, pp. 256-257.