Documentation of the Consistoire Israélite de Luxembourg (Jewish Consistory of Luxembourg): Personal folders (H) of Luxembourg Jews, primarily regarding means of support, the management of Jewish assets, requests for financial help, deportation of Luxembourg Jews and emigration attempts, Part 1, 1940-1943

Documentation of the Consistoire Israélite de Luxembourg (Jewish Consistory of Luxembourg): Personal folders (H) of Luxembourg Jews, primarily regarding means of support, the management of Jewish assets, requests for financial help, deportation of Luxembourg Jews and emigration attempts, Part 1, 1940-1943 In the file: Documentation regarding - Means of support and financial assistance; - Transfer of funds, frozen accounts and the management of Jewish assets; - Emigration matters (visas, affidavits, departure notices and so on); - Confiscation of Jewish property and assets; - Payment of medical bills and nursing costs; - Food ration cards; - The sale of furniture, assets and property; - Loss of citizenship; - Expropriation of the assets of deported Jews on the basis of the 11th Ordinance in the Reich Citizens Act of 25 November 1941; - Requests for permits for various reasons, including for medical treatment; - Deaths and funerals; - Construction of barracks for the concentration of Jews in the Fuenfbrunnen retirement home, near Ulflingen; - Deportation of Luxembourg Jews to Litzmannstadt [Lodz]; - Medical certificates; - Forced eviction; - Taxes levied on the Jewish community; - Consignment of parcels to former community members deported to Litzmannstadt. 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:: - Josefine Haas, pp. 273-278; - Siegmund Leib, Bruno Salomon, pp. 274ff; - Louis Sternberg, pp. 276ff; - Regine Hanau, pp. 279-306; - Max Hanau, pp. 281-282; - Martin Meyer, Alfred Oppenheimer, pp. 283ff; - Leo Levy, pp. 288ff; - Theobald Harf, pp. 307-317; - Emma Harf, p. 315; - Julie Hartoch, pp. 318-325; - Felix, Walter and Frieda Hayum, pp. 326-342; - widow of Heinrich Bonem, pp. 333; - Siegmund Mayer, p. 335; - Curt Edelstein, p. 339; - Salomon Cerf, p. 342; - Marx Hayum, pp. 343-353; - Julius Leiser, p. 344; - Therese Hayum, p. 345ff; - Karl and Gertrude Hayum, p. 353; - Oskar Hayum, pp. 354-346; - Susanne Hayum, pp. 365-381; - Bertha Hayum, pp. 368ff; - Josef Hayum, pp. 373ff; - Paula Mayer, p. 377; - Klara and Adolf Heilbronn, pp. 382-425; - Ernst Heilbronn, pp. 397, 421; - Israel Cerf, pp. 404ff; - Renatus Kahn, p. 411; - Iwan Roseboom, Gisela and Alfred Winkler, p. 413; - Johanna Gabriela Winkler, p. 414; - Lotty (?) Heilbronn, pp. 416-417; - Julius and Frieda Bickart, Felix Ermann, pp. 421-422; - Heinrich Marcus, pp. 426-449; - Betty Hellmann, pp. 450-464; - Prof. Dr. Kurt Henius, pp. 465-471; - Thea, Ilse, Lotte and Arthur Henoch, pp. 472- 476; - Aron Keschner, p. 474; - Alexander Herlinger, pp. 477-483; - Heinrich and Clara Herrmann, pp. 484-496; - Felix Marx, p. 486; - Rose Herrmann, pp. 497-505; - Joseph and Lina Herrmann, p. 502; - Marcel Bermann-Herrmann, pp. 504-505; - Hugo Salomon, p. 505; - Berta and Osias Herschtritt, pp. 506-537; - Ella and Manfred Hirschfeld, pp. 518ff; - Max, Toni, Louis and Charles Brahms, pp. 352.