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Testimony of David Fadalon, born in Benghazi, Libya, 1924, regarding his experiences in Benghazi, Messurata and Tobruk

Testimony

Testimony of David Fadalon, born in Benghazi, Libya, 1924, regarding his experiences in Benghazi, Messurata and Tobruk His family's life in Benghazi; attitude of the Moslem and Italian population. German Army occupation of Benghazi, 1942; deportation to Messurata; transfer by the Germans to forced labor in Tobruk; liberation by the British Army, 1943. Activities in Aliya Bet in Benghazi; aliya to Eretz Israel, 1948; life in Israel including establishment of Moshav Sde Uziyahu.

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

Testimony of Baruch Mevorah, born in Sofia, Bulgaria, 1925, regarding his experiences in Sofia and Ruse

Testimony

Testimony of Baruch Mevorah, born in Sofia, Bulgaria, 1925, regarding his experiences in Sofia and Ruse Life in Sofia until 1942. Deportation to Ruse, 1942; wanderings due to various circumstances; works at odd jobs for his daily existence; liberation by the Red Army. Return to Sofia, 1944; life after the war; aliya to Israel, 1948.

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

Testimony of Nissim Nissimov, born in Sofia, Bulgaria, 1927, regarding his experiences in Sofia and Plovdiv

Testimony

Testimony of Nissim Nissimov, born in Sofia, Bulgaria, 1927, regarding his experiences in Sofia and Plovdiv From an assimilated family; adolescence in Sofia; Hashomer Hatzair membership; cultural life of his parents; relations with the non-Jewish population. Life under anti-Jewish legislation, 1943; travel restrictions on Jews; deportation to Plovdiv; living conditions; Jewish community life in Plovdiv; religious life; cultural activities of the community; liberation by the Red Army, 1944. Life under Communist rule; unsuccessful aliya attempt to Eretz Israel from Burgas on the ship, "Pan York", 1947;...

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

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Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

Testimony of Miriam (Moshe Benjamin) Danon, born in Sofia, Bulgaria, 1924, regarding her experiences in Sofia and Pazardzhik

Testimony

Testimony of Miriam (Moshe Benjamin) Danon, born in Sofia, Bulgaria, 1924, regarding her experiences in Sofia and Pazardzhik Life in Sofia before the war; attends an Austrian school; activities in the Akiva movement. Anti-Jewish restrictions, 1938; expulsion from the school; detention of her father; deportation to Pazardzhik with her mother; liberation by Bulgarian partisans; liberation of her father, 1944. Return to Sofia; move to Belgrade by train with counselors from Eretz Israel; move to Baka by train; aliya to Israel on the "Kefalos" ship, 1948.

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

Documentation on the deportation of Sofia Jewry to outlying cities, 1942-1943

Documentation on the deportation of Sofia Jewry to outlying cities, 1942-1943 Data on the number of Jews who left Sodia, late 1942; Data on the bank accounts of deportees, 31 March 1943, including the number of deportees from each city until 08 June 1943.

File Number : 160

Type of Material : Official Documentation, Announcement

Language : Bulgarian

Testimony of Jakub Walcer, born in Lubaczow, Poland regarding his experiences in Krakow, Podgorze, Rudawa, Smardzewice and in hiding in the Krakow area

Testimony of Jakub Walcer, born in Lubaczow, Poland regarding his experiences in Krakow, Podgorze, Rudawa, Smardzewice and in hiding in the Krakow area Life in Germany; deportation from Germany due to his Polish citizenship, May 1939 [was he not deported in October 1938 with the deportation of German Jews of Polish origin?]; life in Krakow. The German occupation; deportation to Podgorze four weeks later; life in Podgorze, including forced labor; deportation order to Jews not employed in fixed labor assignments, issued eight months later; transfer to Rudawa near Krzeszowice; life in Krzeszowice, including...

File Number : 226

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Polish

Announcement signed by Jozef Diamant, the Chairman of the Radom Judenrat, regarding the deportation of 2, 000 Jews from Radom, 03-05 December 1940

Announcement signed by Jozef Diamant, the Chairman of the Radom Judenrat, regarding the deportation of 2,000 Jews from Radom, 03-05 December 1940 In the announcement, dated 01 December 1940, the Jews who are listed as designated for deportation are called upon to report on time and at the appointed time; the deportees will be transferred to the Busko and Opatow Districts where they will receive residential apartments and a sum of money in accordance with the number of people [in their families] and their economic situation.

File Number : 433

Type of Material : Placards

Language : Polish, German

Radom Judenrat placards, antisemitic placards, and a manifesto in support of the Jews, 1940-1945

Radom Judenrat placards, antisemitic placards, and a manifesto in support of the Jews, 1940-1945 - Letter from Izaak Sznajder, a former resident of Radom, sent from New York to the Jewish Historical Institute in Warsaw, 22 June 1959; in his letter Sznajder requests that there be an effort to locate photographs of the members of his family who perished during the Holocaust, his brother Dawid Sznajder and his wife Andzia in the collections of the Institute; - Transfer plan for German military units in the Kielce Region prepared by the Gestapo in Radom; - Announcement by the Radom Judenrat regarding the...

File Number : 429

Type of Material : Letter, Placards, Manifesto

Language : Polish

Lists of Jews deported from Lublin to the Belzyce, Chodel, Lubartow, Rejowiec and Siedliszcze camps, March 1941

Lists of Jews deported from Lublin to the Belzyce, Chodel, Lubartow, Rejowiec and Siedliszcze camps, March 1941 In the file there is also the number of Jews in the Lublin Region by districts.

File Number : 403

Type of Material : List of Deportees

Language : Polish, German

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