Documentation of the Consistoire Israélite de Luxembourg (Jewish Consistory of Luxembourg): Personal folders (I-K) 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 (I-K) 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 requests for financial assistance; - The transfer of funds, frozen accounts and management of Jewish assets; - The sale of furniture; - Confiscation of Jewish property; - Payment of medical bills and nursing costs; - Expropriation of the assets of deported Jews on the basis of the 11th Ordinance in the Reich Citizens Act of 25 November 1941; - Special regulations for Half-Aryans; - Liquidation of Jewish businesses; - Food ration cards; - Permits; - Taxes levied on the Jewish community; - Deaths and funerals; - Yellow badge; - Emigration, emigration attempts and emigration matters (passports, visas and so on); - [Forced] labor deployment of Luxembourg Jews in Greimerath near Wittlich, Germany, for road construction; - Requests for ration cards for work clothes; - [Forced] labor deployment of Luxembourg Jews for the construction of barracks for the concentration of the Jews in Fuenfbrunnen, near Ulflingen; - Consignment of parcels to former community members deported to Theresienstadt; - Remittances to Luxembourg Jews deported to Izbica, Poland; - The deportation of Luxembourg Jews to Theresienstadt, July 1942; - Information regarding Luxembourg Jews deported to Litzmannstadt [Lodz], October 1941; - Personal correspondence. 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: - Alfred Oppenheimer, pp. 261ff; - Martin Meyer, Leo Levy, pp. 265ff; - Martha Bier, p. 265, 269; - Rosa Hirsch, p. 269; - Berthold Auerbach, p. 272; - Julius Leiser, pp. 272, 346ff; - Siegmund Bier, the Davidson family, Heinrich Marcus, p. 302; - Siegmund Leib, Louis Sternberg, pp. 303ff; - Gustav and Thekla Ising, p. 305; - Dr. Johanna Ising, Hugo Salomon, Siegfried Israel, p. 306; - Andreas Israel, pp. 307-318; - Bertha Israel, p. 319-323, 327; - Eduard Israel, pp. 324-325; - Simon Israel, pp. 326-338; - Ferdinand and Helene Jacobsohn, pp. 339-344; - Anna Joseph, p.345-360; - Gota Joseph, pp. 347ff; - Gothon Joseph, pp. 351-360; - Isidor and Bernhard Joseph, pp. 361-365; - Curt (Kurt) Edelstein, pp. 362, 379, 455; - Helene (Simon) Joseph, pp. 366-376; - Salomon Cerf, pp. 366ff; - Victor Simon, p. 372; - Raphael Joseph, pp. 377-389; - Klara and Karl Juda, pp. 390-397; - Walter Kallmann, Jakob Hirschorn, Berth. Kaufmann, pp. 392ff; - Hedwig Kahn, pp. 398-430; - Zacharias (Caesar) Kahn, pp. 423-424; - Elise Kahn, pp. 431-444; - Alfred Markhoff, p. 433; - Norbert and Henriette Kahn, pp. 445-461; - Elisabeth (Elise) Kahn, pp. 453-454; - Else Kahn, pp. 462-470; - Moses Ermann, Regine Schiffmann, Ludwig Ermann, Elise Loeb, p. 464; - Emma Kahn, pp. 471-480; - Albert Kahn, p. 472; - Fritz Kahn, pp. 481-484; - Gabriel Kahn, pp. 485-490; - Henny Kahn, pp. 491-508; - Herta Wolff, p. 507; - Isaak and Klara Kahn, pp. 509-515; - August and Jakob Kahn, pp. 516-522; - Erna and Selma Kahn, pp. 523-555; - Leo Ermann, p. 537-538; - Emma Kahn, p. 539; - Walter Bonem, p. 541; - Jonas Meyer, pp. 542ff. [See also list-item 11150818]