Yad Vashem Collections - Documents

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Documentation regarding Auschwitz, collected in preparation of the "Hungarian Communities Registry" during the 1960s

Documentation regarding Auschwitz, collected in preparation of the "Hungarian Communities Registry" during the 1960s - Letter from Pajor Pálné (born Ágnes Nemes) to the editorial board of the "Hungarian Communities Registry", 1966, as a cover letter for a postcard that was sent from Auschwitz in 1944; - Postcard that was sent by Ágnes Neme from Auschwitz, 1944.

File Number : 615

Type of Material : Official Documentation, Letter

Language : German, Hungarian

List of heads of Jewish families according to the order of their residence in Abaújszántó

File Number : 2268

Type of Material : Map, List of Jewish Residents

Language : Hungarian

To be translated

Testimony

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

Correspondence and official documentation of Jews and the Jewish community in Szeged from 1886-1945

Postcards: - postcards sent to the Jewish community in Szeged by Jews in Szentgotthard and Satoraljaujhely in 1935-1936; - postcards from Jewish community institutions in Budapest to the Jews of the city from 1942; - postcard sent by Ignac Stein in Szabadka to the Jewish community in Szeged on 30 August 1942; - postcard sent by Ila Tenenbaum in Budapest to Dr. Robert Rap in Szeged on 13 August 1945; Other documentation: - documents and official correspondence of the Jewish community in Szeged regarding finances, taxation, donations and property from 1886-1903.

File Number : 5177

Type of Material : Official Documentation, Personal Records, Postcard

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

Memoirs of Dr. Mihály Moskovits (Yehiel Zvi ben Shlomo), born in Ruscova on 09/01/1917, regarding his experiences before, during and after the war

Memoirs of Dr. Mihály Moskovits (Yehiel Zvi ben Shlomo), born in Ruscova on 09/01/1917, regarding his experiences before, during and after the war - Memoirs of Dr. Mihály Moskovits (Yehiel Zvi ben Shlomo), a Holocaust survivor: Life in Ruscova before the war; Orthodox Jewish community with two synagogues; history of his family; witness' Torah studies and high school studies; outbreak of the economic crisis in 1931; his family's financial debts; his studies in the Beit Midrash for Rabbis in Budapest; Racial Laws - numerus clausus ([1920] - restrictions on the number of students in high schools and...

File Number : 10506

Type of Material : Postcard, מחקר תולדות המשפחה, Medical Documentation, Letter, Telegram, Document, Diploma, Memoirs, Interview(s)

Language : Hebrew, Romanian, Hungarian

Memoirs of Dr. Tibor Bader (a non-Jew) regarding the deportation of the Jews of Erdőd in 1944

Memoirs of Dr. Tibor Bader (a non-Jew) regarding the deportation of the Jews of Erdőd in 1944 German occupation of Hungary in March 1944; concentration of Jews in a church by gendarmes; secret transfer of food to Jews by the grandmother of the submitter of the material; deportation of 146 Jews from Erdőd. Included in the file: history of Erdőd Jewry.

File Number : 11812

Type of Material : Memoirs, Survey

Language : Hungarian

Documentation related to forced laborers in a Hungarian Army labor battalion who were executed in Apafa, Hungary at a military shooting range on 13/10/1944 by SS soldiers with the help of Hungarian policemen; among the murdered persons was Jenő Friedmann - Title page of a book in memory of the Holocaust victims from Debrecedn, translated from Hungarian to Hebrew by Benci Friedmann. The translation is dedicated to the memory of Jenő Friedmann (Yaakov Friedmann, the father of Benci Friedmann) who was murdered during the Holocaust. The original was published in 1994, to mark the occasion of 50 years since the...

File Number : 614

Type of Material : Certification, Record of Murdered Persons, Testimony, Memorial List of Murdered Persons, Study

Language : Hungarian

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