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Summary of the memoirs of Aharon Isak Farhy, born in Sofia, Bulgaria, 1932, regarding his experiences in Sofia, Pazardzhik, Chirpan and the Chekhlare camp

Summary of the memoirs of Aharon Isak Farhy, born in Sofia, Bulgaria, 1932, regarding his experiences in Sofia, Pazardzhik, Chirpan and the Chekhlare camp Deportation from Sofia to Pazardzhik with his family, April 1943; transfer to Chirpan; deportation to the Chekhlare camp. Also in the file: - Document from the Organization of the Jews in Bulgaria - Shalom confirming that Aharon Isak Farhy was at the Chekhlare camp under police guard, February 1943-09 September 1944 (there is also a Hebrew translation of the document in the file), 15 January 1993. Note: A photograph of Rebecca Farhy, and a Singer...

File Number : 705

Type of Material : Personal Documents

Language : Bulgarian, Hebrew, English

Memoirs of Shmuel Arditi, who was born in Sofia, Bulgaria, 1935, regarding his experiences in Sofia until 28/08/1943; Arditi's life in the village of Ruse, until winter 1943 and in the village of Voditsa, until the end of the war Included in the file: - A booklet by Arditi, with his survey of the decisive role played by Bulgaria's King Boris in the rescue of the Jews of Bulgaria; - Copies of the Agreement to Exile the Jews and the Exile Order of 1943 are included in the file.

File Number : 7692

Type of Material : Memoirs, Survey, Official Documentation

Language : Bulgarian, Hebrew

Documentation from the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding the Holocaust of Bulgarian Jews

File Number : 463

Type of Material : Official Documentation

Language : German

Leni Yahil Personal Archive: Drafts of lectures regarding Jews in various countries in Europe and North Africa

Leni Yahil Personal Archive: Drafts of lectures regarding Jews in various countries in Europe and North Africa The file is divided into three volumes: Volume I The Jews of Western and Central Europe: the Netherlands; France; Belgium; Luxembourg; Austria and Czechoslovakia Volume II The Jews of Northern Europe: Denmark, Sweden and Norway; the Jews of Eastern Europe: Poland, the Soviet Union and the Baltic States. Volume III The Jews of North Africa: Libya, Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria; the Jews of Southeastern Europe: Hungary, Yugoslavia, Greece, Italy, Bulgaria and Romania.

File Number : 18

Type of Material : Article

Language : Hebrew

Memoirs of Salomon Aladgem on Jews in Vidin, 1878-mid 20th century

Memoirs of Salomon Aladgem on Jews in Vidin, 1878-mid 20th century Memoirs on the experiences of Vidon Jewry including names of prominent Jews, cultural activities and Zionists in Vidin.

File Number : 239

Type of Material : Letter

Language : Bulgarian

Broadsheets of the Toshavim organization in Sofia, 1932-1934

File Number : 52

Type of Material : Manifesto

Language : Bulgarian

Correspondence of Benjamin Arditti, 1960-1974

Correspondence of Benjamin Arditti, 1960-1974 Personal correspondence of Benjamin Arditti on the distribution of his books and relations with his friends; Letters of greetings and bibliographical data on Arditti's research on the history of Bulgarian Jewry; Notes with comments and addresses.

File Number : 28

Type of Material : Letter

Language : Bulgarian, Spanish, Hebrew, English, German

Correspondence between Saly Mayer and Maurice Marcus, Julius Orlov and the Red Cross organization, between Maurice Marcus and Charles Passman - the JDC Southeast Europe director, and between Julius Orlov and Maurice Marcus and others, 1943-1946 - Correspondence between Saly Mayer and Maurice Marcus, a merchant who was deported from Sofia to Lom, regarding the situation of the Jews who were deported from Sofia by the Bulgarian authorities; - Correspondence between Saly Mayer and Julius Orlov, an industrialist in Zurich who was Maurice Marcus' person of trust in Switzerland; - Correspondence between...

File Number : להזמנת התיק ראו קוד מיקרופילם

Type of Material : Official Documentation, Correspondence

Language : French, English, German

Testimony of Nissim Buko Levi, born in Sofia, Bulgaria, 1898, regarding his experiences in activities as a public figure in Sofia, Berlin and Turkey

Testimony

Testimony of Nissim Buko Levi, born in Sofia, Bulgaria, 1898, regarding his experiences in activities as a public figure in Sofia, Berlin and Turkey Public work as a chairman of the World Zionist Organization and the deputy chairman of the Central Jewish Consistory in Sofia; situation of the Jews of Bulgaria between World War I and World War II. Visit in Berlin regarding an Aliya Bet plan for illegal aliya via Bulgaria, late 1939; contacts with Recha Freier and Dr. Leo Baeck; unsuccessfull attempt regarding the plan; life in Bulgaria before the acceptance of the anti-Jewish legislation; attitude of the...

File Number : 3458

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

Certification for the issuance of a visa to Turkey, given to Eliezer Mair Levi of Haskovo and his family by the Commissariat for Jewish Affairs in 1944

Certification for the issuance of a visa to Turkey, given to Eliezer Mair Levi of Haskovo and his family by the Commissariat for Jewish Affairs in 1944 - Certification for the issuance of a visa to Turkey, given to Eliezer Mair Levi, born in 1895, and his family: his wife Sheli and their daughters Suzi and Rene, born in 1925 and 1931 and living in Haskovo, by the Commissariat for Jewish Affairs in 1944. Submitter's remarks: Ruth Elazar Levi (the submitter) was born in Sofia in 1931. Her parents—Eliezer Levi and Sheli Levi née Prulov. Her sister—Suzi. During the war, the family was relocated to Haskovo....

File Number : 95

Type of Material : Certification

Language : Bulgarian

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