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Correspondence and announcements of the Amsterdam Joodse Raad (Jewish Council) to the Friesland District Joodse Raad branch, 1942-1943
Correspondence and announcements of the Amsterdam Joodse Raad (Jewish Council) to the Friesland District Joodse Raad branch, 1942-1943 Orders and instructions of the German occupation authorities passed on by the Amsterdam Joodse Raad to its branches in outlying cities; the orders and instructions include explanations on the following subjects: rights of the Staatenlosen (stateless), distribution of the yellow badge, arrest of discharged Jewish soldiers; draft of labor for Germany; education; streets on which Jews are permitted to live in Amsterdam; places where Jews can sleep overnight when travelling; work...
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Anti-Jewish Orders and Decrees
Badge of Shame - the Netherlands
Camps
Death
Deportation From the Netherlands
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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
 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...
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results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Laws and Decrees, Administrative Documentation, List of Disabled People, Legal Documentation, List of Deportees, List of Sick People, Radio Broadcasts, Index, Investigation Reports, Protocol, Testimony, List of Persecuted Persons, Lists, Deportation List, Circular, Document(s), Correspondence, List of Camp Inmates, Official Documentation, Draft, Record of Survivors, List of Evacuated Persons, Reports, Names of Perpetrators, List of Names, Questions and Answers
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Anti-Jewish Orders and Decrees
Aus Der Fünten Ferdinand
Auschwitz - Orchestra
Auswaertiges Amt - Politische Abteilung
Badge of Shame - the Netherlands
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results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Testimony
results.listIds.lang : Hebrew
Aliya
Aliya Training After the War
Badge of Shame - the Netherlands
Deportation to the Ghettos
Dutch Underground
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Documentation regarding the experiences of Chana and Mendel Wiener, born in Poland, and their two children in Maastricht and other places in the Netherlands during the war, and a family tree of the Wiener family listing those who perished
 - Residence permit for Chana Winer, born in Smarzow, 1909, extended in Maastricht from October 1940 to October 1942 and again from March 1950 to May 1952; Declarations, 1958-1960: - Declaration by Mendel Wiener, born in Kamionka Strumiłowa, 1912, regarding his illegal stay in various locations in the Netherlands during the war with his wife and son Charles, their release in Beek, and the release of their daughter Sara Henia in Ubachsberg; family’s return to Maastricht; - Declarations by Rosel (Schoengross) Wassermann and Jizchak Nir (formerly Ignaca Butterteig) regarding Chana and Mendel Wiener and their...
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results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Memoirs, Personal Documents, Declaration, Genealogy, List of Murdered Jews
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Badge of Shame - the Netherlands
Hiding
Holocaust Survivors
Murder of Relatives and Acquaintances
Persecution of the Jews of the Netherlands
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Aliya
Attitude of the Dutch Population
Badge of Shame - the Netherlands
Denunciation
Dutch Underground
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Testimony of Regina (Keizer) Szymonowicz, born in Montfort in 1928, regarding her family’s experiences in Utrecht and in hiding in the Netherlands during the war
 Testimony of Regina (Keizer) Szymonowicz, born in Montfort in 1928, regarding her family’s experiences in Utrecht and in hiding in the Netherlands during the war - testimony of Khinga Regina Sofia (Keizer) Szymonowicz, born in Montfort, the Netherlands, on 13 May 1928, regarding her family's experiences in the Holocaust. The testimony was taken in the Young Israel synagogue in Jerusalem on Holocaust Day 2015: Move from Montfort to Utrecht in the 1930s; anti-Jewish legislation; transfer of Regina's father to forced labor; escape of the family to Amsterdam in 1943 (ordered by the Germans); gathering Jews for...
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results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Testimony
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Aliya
Anti-Jewish Legislation
Assistance and Rescue
Badge of Shame - the Netherlands
Concealment
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results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Testimony
results.listIds.lang : Hebrew
Anti-Jewish Legislation
Badge of Shame - the Netherlands
Children
Dutch Underground
Family Relations
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To be translated
results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Testimony
results.listIds.lang : Hebrew
Aliya
Anti-Jewish Legislation
Assistance and Rescue
Attitude of the Dutch Population
Badge of Shame - the Netherlands
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Testimony of Yekhiel Zigman, born in Scheveningen, Holland in 1934, regarding his deportation to Den Haag, to the camp Westerbork and the ghetto Theresienstadt.
 Testimony of Yekhiel Zigman, born in Scheveningen,Holland in 1934, regarding his deportation to Den Haag, to the camp Westerbork and the ghetto Theresienstadt. Childhood in a family of immigrants from eastern Europe to Scheveningen; attending Jewish school; German occupation; parents'deportation to Westerbork and later to Auschwitz; getting a postcard from parents; concentration with Jewish children in the theatre building of Den Haag; deportation to Westerbork; transfer to the orphans barracks in the camp; outbreak of diseases; deportation with brother to Theresienstadt; life in ghetto; brother's bar...
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results.listIds.lang : English
Anti-Jewish Legislation
Attitude of the Dutch Population
Badge of Shame - the Netherlands
Children
Deportation to Camps
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Testimony of Josefine (Kaseres) Avizedek, born in Amsterdam, The Netherlands in 1934, regarding her experiences in The Hague and in Arnheim under an assumed identity from 1942 to 1945
 Testimony of Josefine (Kaseres) Avizedek, born in Amsterdam, The Netherlands in 1934, regarding her experiences in The Hague and in Arnheim under an assumed identity from 1942 to 1945 Family life in The Netherlands; move to The Hague in 1939; anti-Jewish legislation; beginning of the deportations of Dutch Jews; saved from the deportations due to not reporting the move to The Hague; father’s activity in the Dutch underground; escape with her mother to Arnheim; life there under an assumed non-Jewish identity; attending a non-Jewish school; air raids; move as refugees to the northern region of The Netherlands;...
results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Testimony
results.listIds.lang : Hebrew
Anti-Jewish Legislation
Badge of Shame - the Netherlands
Children
Dutch Underground
False Identity
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