Documentation of the Consistoire Israélite de Luxembourg (Jewish Consistory of Luxembourg): Personal folders (L) 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 (L) 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; - Liquidation of Jewish businesses; - Permits; - Food ration cards; - Payment of medical bills and nursing costs; - The sale of furniture; - Deaths and funerals; - Disbanding of the Fuenfbrunnen retirement home in Ulflingen, and deportation of its residents to Theresienstadt, April 1943; - Deportation of Luxembourg Jews to Theresienstadt, July 1942; - Deportation from Amsterdam to a labor camp in Germany; - Forced eviction; - Emigration attempts and emigration matters (visas, affidavits and so on); - Taxes levied on the Jewish community; - Requests for special nutrition; - Dismissals from work and payment of compensation; - Personal correspondence; - Remittances to Luxembourg Jews deported to Izbica, Poland, and notices that the recipient is no longer present in Izbica. Also in the file: Excerpts from a handout regarding a journey from Luxembourg to Lisbon via Paris, France. Names of Jews mentioned in the documentation: - Gustav Labischin, pp. 240-244; - Martin Meyer, Alfred Oppenheimer, p. 242; - Graber, p. 244; - Martha Laser, pp. 245-255; - Isidor Lazar, pp. 256-260; - Sylvain Lazard, p. 256; - Israel Lazar , pp. 261, 262; - Myrtil Lazar, pp. 263-277; - Amalie and Emma Lazar, p. 265; - Isidor Lazarus, pp. 278-288; - Martha Lazarus, p. 28ff; - Moritz Leib, pp. 289-299; - Irma Leib, p. 298; - Frieda Leib, pp. 300-312; - Arturo Loeb, Pauline Simon, p. 301; - Herbert Aronsohn: Hilde, Lothar and Walter Leib (?) (the sons and daughter of Frieda Leib), p. 302; - Emmi Oswald, pp. 306-307; - Gaston Loeb, p. 311; - Julius Leiser, pp. 313-362; - Alfred Leiser, p. 318; - Irma Geiershoefer, p. 32 ; - Else Leiser, pp. 320ff; - Hugo Heumann, p. 334; - Siegfried Leiser, p. 328; - Leo Levy, pp. 339, 425ff; - Maria Lemmel, pp. 363-364; - Maria Levine, pp. 365-385; - Edith Levy, pp. 386-408; - Jonas Meyer, Dr. Robert Serebrenik, p. 388; - Irma Levy-Wolff, pp. 389ff; - Rosa Wolff, pp. 391ff; - Samuel Mayer, Denise Levy, p. 392ff; - Fred Levy, p. 404; - Esther Levy, pp. 418-423; - Moses Levy, p. 421; - Georg Levy, pp. 424-438; - Josef Levy, Fuenfbrunnen, pp. 439-440; - Josef Levy, Luxembourg, pp. 441-450; - Josef Levy (-Colling), pp. 451-484; - Justin and Emma Levy, pp. 485-533; - Louis Levy, pp. 489ff; - Lucien (Luzian) Levy, Izbica, pp. 493-494, 500; - Blanca Levy, p. 506; - Marx Hertz, pp. 512ff.