Documentation of the Consistoire Israélite de Luxembourg (Jewish Consistory of Luxembourg): Personal folders (M) of Luxembourg Jews, primarily regarding means of support, the management of Jewish assets, requests for financial help, deportation of Luxembourg Jews and emigration attempts, 1940-1942

Documentation of the Consistoire Israélite de Luxembourg (Jewish Consistory of Luxembourg): Personal folders (M) of Luxembourg Jews, primarily regarding means of support, the management of Jewish assets, requests for financial help, deportation of Luxembourg Jews and emigration attempts, 1940-1942 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 and securities; - Liquidation of Jewish businesses; - The transfer of furs to the German authorities; - Emigration attempts and emigration matters (visas, affidavits and so on); - Deportation of Luxembourg Jews to Theresienstadt, July 1942; - Addition of the compulsory first name; - Payment of medical bills and nursing costs; - Deaths and funerals; - The death of a community member at the Hinzert concentration camp, Germany, with the handwritten remark: "beaten to death"; - Permits; - [Forced] labor deployment of Luxembourg Jews for the construction of barracks for the concentration of the Jews in Fuenfbrunnen, near Ulflingen; - [Forced] labor deployment of Luxembourg Jews in Greimerath near Wittlich, Germany, for road construction; - Information regarding Jewish citizens deported to Litzmannstadt [Lodz], some of whom were transferred to other concentration camps; - Remittances sent to recipients in Litzmannstadt; - Forced eviction; - Yellow badge; - Establishment, maintenance and administration of the Bernkastelerstrasse retirement home in Luxembourg; - Taxes levied on the Jewish community. 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: - Samuel Meier (Mayer), pp. 295-306; - Louis Sternberg, Siegfried Israel, pp. 299ff; - Max Mayer, p. 299; - Helene Mainzer, pp. 307-311; - Siegmund Leib, Bruno Salomon, pp. 309ff; - Aron Margolin, pp. 312-318; - Martin Meyer, pp. 314ff, 319-360; - Alfred Oppenheimer, Luba and Keila Margolin, pp. 314ff; - Leo Levy, pp. 315ff; - Hugo Heumann, Ursula Meyer, p. 320; - Rosa Cahen, p. 325; - Wilhelm Hirsch, Josef Springut, pp. 325, 328; - Theobald Harf, Luzian Levy, the widow of Heinrich Bonem, p. 328; - Julius Leiser, pp. 328, 409; - Mrs. Joseph, p. 333; - Hedwig and Ursula Meyer, pp. 336ff; - Dr. Robert Serebrenik, p. 340; - Anna Davidson, p. 346; - Margot Salomon, p. 347; - Siegfried Davidson, p. 349; - Herta Wolff, p. 351; - Felix Marx, pp. 361-380; - Leopold Hilb, p. 364; - Rosa Marx, pp. 381-396; - Ludwig Sternberg, p. 392; - Hugo Meyer, p. 393; - Si(e)gmund Mayer, p. 397-402, 412-413; - Pesa Murin-Rudow, Arthur Wolff, p. 400; - Arthur Cahen, Flora Mayer, pp. 401, 412; - Sofie Meyer, p. 402; - Simon Mayer (Mayer), pp. 403-420; - Albert Levy (widow), Gustave Nussbaum, p. 420; - Paula, Felix and Edith Kahn, pp. 422, 427; - Meier Mayer-Levy, Jonas Meyer, Ernst Horn, pp. 423ff; - Frieda Hayum, p. 426, 430; - Charlotte Meyer, pp. 433-434; - Ernst Meyer, pp. 435-446; - Meyer and Caroline Kahn, pp. 447-481; - Arthur Meier, pp. 455-456; - Bertha and Lucien Cerf, pp. 459-460; - Leo Ermann, p. 472; - Meyer Gottlieb, pp. 482-486; - Josef Mayer, pp. 487-490; - Delfine, Flora, Mathias and Rebekka Meyer, pp. 491-500; - Meyer and Henriette (Henny) Meyerhoff, pp. 500-533; - Simon Meyerhoff and wife, pp. 509-510; - Max Kahn and wife, p. 517; - Elly Abendstern, pp. 531-532; - Salvator Marx, pp. 534-546; - Flora Moritz, pp. 547-558; - Auguste Wagner, pp. 548ff; - Kathinka Moritz, pp. 551ff; - Siegfried Hirschberger, p. 558.