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Documentation from Russian State Military Archives (RGVA)

Documentation from Russian State Military Archives (Osobyi, RGVA), 1939-1944 years. Archive was established in 1920 as the Archive of the Red Army (from 1933 Central Archive of the Red Army, from 1941 Central State Archive of the Red Army, and from 1958 Central State Archive of the Soviet Army).In 1946 Institution had been supplied with separate subarchive, so called 'Separate Archive' that included documents collected by the Soviet Army during World War II in the other states and transferred here in 1946. In 1992, Special was renamed the Center for the Preservation of Historical and Documentary...

Type of Material : List of Deportees, List of Detainees, Instruction, Card File, Album, Names, List of Names, List of Deportation From France, Photograph, List of Perpetrators, List of Inmates, List, List of Deportation From Berlin, List of Collaborators, Official Documentation, List of Camp Inmates

Language : German

Personal files of Stutthof camp inmates of different nationalities (Belgian, Romanian, Greek, Finnish, Dutch, Norwegian, Austrian), arranged according to signatures from I-III-29392 to I-III-29856 and to last name from "Vol" to "Gob" The file contains: - Personal records of Stutthof camp inmates, among them Jews; giving information about (if available) on date and place of birth, date of admission to Stutthof, date of death, maritial status, place of residence, citizenship, religious confession, personal description, name of the camp where the person was transferred to and date of transfer. -...

File Number : JM/11103-1

Type of Material : Death Certificate, Personal Records, List of Stutthof Camp Inmates, Official Documentation

Language : German

Letters sent to David Horowitz in San Francisco by Jewish citizens from Austria, including requests to receive immigration documents in 1939

Letters sent to David Horowitz in San Francisco by Jewish citizens from Austria, including requests to receive immigration documents in 1939 - Letter written by Dr. Emilie Bondy, born in Vienna, Austria in 1897, including a description of the persecution of the Jewish physicians in Austria starting in 1938, the detention of her Jewish husband Dr. Emil Bondy in a concentration camp, and a request for help in the obtaining of immigration documents to the United States; - Letter written by Dr. Ernst Katscher, born in Maehrisch Neustadt, Czechoslovakia in 1881, including a description of the persecution of...

File Number : 3036

Type of Material : Letter

Language : English