The file includes part of the Joodse Raad (Jewish Council) Friesland archives, 1941-1942; Correspondence between the Friesland district Joodse Raad, the Amsterdam Joodse Raad and various local Jews in the Friesland district

The file includes part of the Joodse Raad (Jewish Council) Friesland archives, 1941-1942; Correspondence between the Friesland district Joodse Raad, the Amsterdam Joodse Raad and various local Jews in the Friesland district Correspondence between the Friesland district Joodse Raad, the Amsterdam Joodse Raad and local Jews in the Friesland district regarding various issues such as hospitalization, deportment of Jews to Westerbork, disconnecting of the telephone lines of Jews, various permits, property management, insurance policies, loans from the Lippman Rosenthal bank, registration of automobiles, exemptions from deportations and other; The file also includes: List of names of convalescent homes (in Leeuwarden? the place is not mentioned) that requested a sign "Jewish owned business" (p. 297) (no date); Memorandum with detailed instructions regarding travel permits (p. 448), 03 October 1941; List of Jews in Harlingen, Gorredijk, Leeuwarden "Leeuwardenadeel" and Sneek that appeared on the Polish list and were deported to Westerbork on 20 August 1942 (pp. 583-584), 06 September 1942; List of JR functionaries in the Friesland district (p. 586), 04 September 1942; List of Jews in Leeuwarden and Drachten that received an exemption from a forced labor camp or were called to report (pp. 591-592), 26 August 1942; List of Jews in Sneek, Leeuwarden and Gorredijk who received an exemption from a forced labor camp or were called to report (pp. 600-601), 21 August 1942; List of Jews, presumably from Leeuwarden, including their addresses and professions (pp. 625-626) (no date); List of Jews, presumably from Leeuwarden, functionairies in JR, some of whom were deported to Westerbork and Germany (pp. 641-642), 01 September 1942; Memorandum of the Amsterdam Joodse Raad regarding hospitalization in Jewish and non-Jewish hospitals and the necessary travel permits (p. 661), 29 October 1942.