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Documentation on the German-Bulgarian relations, 1941-1944

Documentation on the German-Bulgarian relations, 1941-1944 Correspondence between the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs with the German Embassy in Sofia on the anti-Jewish policy of the Bulgarian government including the deportation of Jews.

File Number : 186

Type of Material : Telegram

Language : German

Correspondence of Benjamin Arditti with scientific, cultural and educational institutions in Israel and abroad, 1949-1975

Correspondence of Benjamin Arditti with scientific, cultural and educational institutions in Israel and abroad, 1949-1975 Names of the institutions: - The National and University Library, Jerusalem; - Dvir Publishing House; - Zionist Organization executive in Jerusalem; - The National Federation of Workers in Israel (Histadrut); - World Zionist Organization; - Friends of the Hebrew University in Eretz Israel; - The Israel Composers Fund; - The Committee for the Establishment of a Public Library in Memory of Moshe Ichilov; - The Ben Zvi Institute; - "Achim" - the Association for...

File Number : 22

Type of Material : Letter

Language : Italian, Bulgarian, Hebrew, French, English, German, Ladino

Correspondence of Benjamin Arditti on recommendations for prominent personalities among immigrants from Bulgaria, 1958-1972

File Number : 20

Type of Material : Letter

Language : Bulgarian, Hebrew, French, English

Official documentation regarding cooperation by various Jewish organizations concerning rescue attempts, in particular in Hungary, 1944

Official documentation regarding cooperation by various Jewish organizations concerning rescue attempts, in particular in Hungary, 1944 Page 4: Letter from Chaim Pazner, Geneva, to Zionist organization member Kubo, [most probably A. L. Kubowitzki], partly in code, 07 January 1944, regarding: - Veteran certificates for Isaac-Leon Elbaum and his family; - A veterans list, containing 69 families or individuals, sent by the Jewish Agency, Jerusalem, transmitted by the Foreign Office, London, via the Protecting Power, Bern, to the responsible authorities in Germany; - Registration for the exchange; -...

File Number : 131

Type of Material : Reports, Correspondence, Testimony, Letter(s), Official Documentation, Telegram, Copy

Language : Hebrew, Polish, French, English, German, Yiddish

Documentation regarding the German occupation of the Netherlands, in particular regarding the persecution of the Jews in the occupied Netherlands, their concentration and eventual deportation to extermination camps in the East, 1940-1945, and partial postwar documentation regarding the investigation of Nazi war crimes in the Netherlands, 1945-1966 Included in the file: Part One: 03/02/1942 Circular by the Commander of the Security Police and the SD in the Netherlands, Wilhelm Harster, concerning the competences in Jewish questions, including the transfer of competences to the "Central Office for...

File Number : 154

Type of Material : Correspondence, Document(s), List of Camp Inmates, List of Sick People, List of Disabled People, Protocol, Reports, List of Persecuted Persons, Questions and Answers, List of Evacuated Persons, Draft, Official Documentation, Names of Perpetrators, Index, List of Names, List of Deportees, Circular, Investigation Reports, Radio Broadcasts, Testimony, Deportation List, Record of Survivors, Administrative Documentation, Laws and Decrees, Lists, Legal Documentation

Language : French, English, Dutch, German

News clippings from Dutch underground newspapers during the Nazi occupation and publications from during the liberation, 1940-1945

News clippings from Dutch underground newspapers during the Nazi occupation and publications from during the liberation, 1940-1945 - Letter from the BBC in London, March 1940; - Excerpts from the underground journals "De Gil", "De Nieuwsbode" (a satirical journal), "De Wegwijzer", "De Waarheid", "De Geus", "Paraat", "The London News" and "Oranjebulletin", 1944-1945; - Booklet by the underground fighter priest, Frits de Zwerver (an alias) (pp. 42-47), April 1944; - Protest announcement issued by Dutch physicians against steps taken by the Nazi authorities and especially steps taken against the...

File Number : 17.1

Type of Material : Article, Newspaper Clippings, Brochure, Newspaper

Language : English, Dutch

Memoirs of Aristide Zolberg (b. 1931) about his history in Nazi-occupied Brussels and Schepdaal under a false identity, 1940–1944, and postcards sent to his mother, Sabina Zolberg née Fiszhaut, in Brussels, by members of her family in Warsaw, 1940 Memoirs of Aristide Zolberg: His parents, Samuel Zolberg and Sabina Zolberg née Fiszhaut, emigrate from Poland to Belgium in the early 1920s; the Germans invade Belgium and establish an association of Jews in Belgium in order to encourage them to emigrate; receiving yellow ID cards stamped with the word Juif-Jood; imposition of decrees and restrictions against...

File Number : 10874

Type of Material : Postcard, Memoirs

Language : Polish, English

Documentation regarding the activities of Roger Charles Emile Chevrier, born in Paris in 1909, in the French underground and in the GPRF; correspondence of the French underground and the GPRF; experiences of Roger Chevrier and the Coriat family; diary of Gustave Elrich Documentation regarding Roger Charles Emile Chevrier (his name during the war was: Deman): - Personal documentation, confirmations and medals of honor issued in Paris, Tunis, Caracas and London during 1930-1951, regarding Roger Charles Emile Chevrier, born in Paris on 23/07/1909: documentation from the University of Paris; decision...

File Number : 639

Type of Material : Announcement, Certification, Membership Cards, Speech, Letter, Invitation, Notepad, Personal Documents, Diary, Diploma, Memoirs

Language : Spanish, French, English

קורות חייה של Felicity Lita Iwanowska Strojny ילידת Bronowice 1921 על פעילותה מחתרתית נגד המשטר הנאצי בפולין ב-1939-1942 ועל שהותה במחנות Auschwitz-Birkenau ו-Ravensbrück ב-1942-1945 וזכרונותיה על קבלת פסק דינה ב-Auschwitz ב-23/04/1943

Biography of Felicity Lita Iwanowska Strojny (b. 1921 in Bronowice), covering her underground activity against the Nazi regime in Poland in 1939–1942, the Auschwitz-Birkenau and Ravensbrück camps in 1942-1945, and recollections of her sentencing in Auschwitz on April 23, 1943. - Biography of Felicity Lita Iwanowska Strojny (b. 1921 in Bronowice), covering her doings during and after the war (in third person): Attending a Catholic school in Szymanów; learning English from 1938 on, returning to Poland in July 1939; the Germans enter Poland on September 1, 1939; working as a volunteer nurse at a field hospital...

File Number : 9985

Type of Material : Memoirs, Curriculum Vitae (cv)

Language : English