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Documentation of the Hungarian Ministry of Agriculture from 1938-1944, regarding the confiscation of Jewish owned land in various villages and towns in Hungary

Documentation of the Hungarian Ministry of Agriculture from 1939-1944, regarding the confiscation of Jewish owned land in various villages and towns in Hungary The files in this collection were created in the Hungarian Ministry of Agriculture from 1938-1944. The original documents are now located in the Magyar Országos Levéltár (Hungarian National Archives) where they were copied for Yad Vashem. The Ministry of Agriculture files are arranged according to the towns in Hungary and include the official documents which were accumulated as a result of the promulgation of the laws against the Jews from...

Type of Material : Official Documentation

Language : Hungarian

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File Number : 5595

Type of Material : Obituary, Postcard, Invitation, Letter

Language : Hungarian

Research study about the Jews of Csorna, Hungary, in 1938–1944 by Károly Kovács, 2006

Research study about the Jews of Csorna, Hungary, in 1938–1944 by Károly Kovács, 2006 - census of Hungarian Jewry, carried out by the Central Council of the Jews of Hungary at the behest of the German authorities; - German occupation of Hungary commences on March 19, 1944; - life from the onset of the occupation to the beginning of the deportations on May 15, 1944; - deportation of the Jews of Csorna to the Sopron and Sárvár ghettos on June 20–21, 1944; - racial laws in Hungary from 1938 onward (the first in 1938, the second in 1939, and the third in 1941); - from 1939 to 1944, some 6,000 Jews emigrated...

File Number : 490

Type of Material : Research Paper

Language : Hebrew, German, Hungarian

Postcards written by members of the Steinberger family in Nyírbátor and Nyíregyháza to Jenő Steinberger in labor battalions, 1944; documentation regarding the Steinberger family

Postcards written by members of the Steinberger family in Nyírbátor and Nyíregyháza to Jenő Steinberger in labor battalions, 1944; documentation regarding the Steinberger family Postcards regarding the Steinberger family: Postcards written to Jenő Steinberger by his siblings Etus, Aranka and Béla, and his parents Regina and Adolf Steinberger, in Nyírbátor and Nyíregyháza, 27 February-14 May 1944, while he was serving in labor battalions (Munkaszolgálat-MUSZ-labor service) in the Hungarian Army. Documentation pertaining to the members of the Steinberger family during the Holocaust - deportation and...

File Number : 3580

Type of Material : Personal Records, Letter, Genealogy, Newspaper Clippings, Postcard

Language : Hebrew, German, Hungarian

Craftsman permit issued by the Mayor of Budapest stating that Henrik Hillel Aron from Budapest is not Jewish, 1942

Craftsman's permit issued by the Mayor of Budapest stating that Henrik Hillel Aron from Budapest is not Jewish, 1942 - Craftsman's permit issued by the Mayor of Budapest stating that Henrik Hillel Aron from Budapest is not Jewish, and his name appears on the list of those who are not Jewish, 16 April 1942. Also in the file: Document issued by the Hungarian Army in Budapest regarding the receipt of an exemption from military service, October 1944; the document has not been completed. Notes from Hillel Shalev who submitted the material: Henrik Hillel Aron was the uncle of Bracha Salai, the mother of...

File Number : 543

Type of Material : Certification, Document

Language : Hungarian