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Testimony of Shmuel Tzachor, born in Cierne Nekyje, Czechoslovakia, 1920, regarding his experiences in Bratislava, using a false identity in Budapest, the Kasztner train and Bergen-Belsen

Testimony

Testimony of Shmuel Tzachor, born in Cierne Nekyje, Czechoslovakia, 1920, regarding his experiences in Bratislava, using a false identity in Budapest, the Kasztner train and Bergen-Belsen Childhood in Nitra; Bnei Akiva activities; increase in antisemitism; move to Bratislava, 1941; anti-Jewish legislation; work as a cartographer in a "Jewish center". Registration and diagrams of the number of Jews before and after deportations; receives residence permit with his mother; receives knowledge concerning the extermination of Jews from two young men who escaped from Auschwitz; hides the escapees; activities by...

File Number : 12806

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

Leni Yahil Personal Archive: Official documentation, reports, articles, lectures, notes and correspondence regarding Raoul Wallenberg, and regarding the Jews of Hungary; rescue of Jews, the Yishuv (Jewish population of Eretz Israel prior to the establishment of the State of Israel) and the Holocaust, trials of Nazi criminals, stages in the "Final Solution" and more There are three volumes in the file: Volume I Official documentation, reports, articles, booklets and notes regarding Raoul Wallenberg and regarding the Jews of Hungary during the Holocaust Volume II Official documentation, articles, notes...

File Number : 31

Type of Material : Official Documentation, Newspaper, Article(s), List(s), Text(s)

Language : Hebrew, English, Swedish, German

Documentation from SD Abschnitt Litzmannstadt and SD Hauptaussenstelle Kalisch regarding population statistics for the Kalisch (Kalisz) county and its surrounding areas, 01 January-30 June 1941, and population statistics for Mixstadt, Turek, Uniejow and Nussthal, 1941-1942 In the file: - Statistical data regarding the population of Landkreis (county) Kalisch (Kalisz), 01 January-30 June 1941 as recorded by Gerhard Albrecht, a law student; - Statistics regarding the general population as of 01 January 1941 and 30 June1941: as of 30 June 1941, there were 1,400 Jews, as well as Reichsdeutsche (Germans from...

File Number : להזמנת התיק ראו קוד מיקרופילם

Type of Material : Statistical Data, Official Documentation, Survey Report

Language : German

Survey of conditions in Nazi-occupied countries and Middle Eastern countries, as reported in the Nazi and local press, letters and by witnesses, with an emphasis on the situation of the Jews, August 1943 Poland: Liquidation of the Rovna Ghetto; data regarding the population of Vilna; data regarding the number of dead in Majdanek; closing of businesses and deportation of the owners to labor in Germany; evacuation of Poles from Warsaw in order to house Germans in their place; various types of residents in the areas of Poland annexed to the Reich; reparations to owners of Polish bonds; Ukrainian volunteers...

File Number : 14

Type of Material : Survey Report

Language : Hebrew

Documentation from Rivka Irene Banitt's estate regarding Belgian Jewry and the controversy that ensued after World War II regarding the functioning of the Association des Juifs de Belgique (AJB - Association of Jews in Belgium) and the participation of Jews in the underground, 1945-1975 - Copy of a photograph of a memorial monument for the resistance fighter Mala Zimetbaum, (pp. 1-2); - Article titled, "Review of the History of the Jews in Belgium", (pp. 3-8); - Bibliographic review of the material available regarding the demography of the Jews of Belgium, in 1961, by Rivka Banitt, (pp. 9-28); -...

File Number : 14

Type of Material : Study, Official Documentation, Newspaper, Survey, Article(s), List(s), Text(s)

Language : Hebrew, French, German, Yiddish

Questionnaire regarding the Jews of Aschaffenburg, Germany, 1946

Questionnaire regarding the Jews of Aschaffenburg, Germany, 1946 Page 4: 1933 - there were approximately 520 Jews living in the Aschaffenburg area; 1939 - there were approximately 260 Jews living there; deportations of Jews to the East, from 1942; suicide committed by seven people and move of many to Frankfurt, 1933-1939; 1946 - Jews living there were not the Jews who had lived there previously; return of eight Jews from Theresienstadt and one Jew from a camp in Holland.

File Number : 9

Type of Material : Statistical Data, Questionnaire, Official Documentation

Language : Danish

Questionnaire regarding the Jews of Aschaffenburg, Germany, 1946

Questionnaire regarding the Jews of Aschaffenburg, Germany, 1946 Page 3: 1933 - there were 77 Jews living there; 1939 - there were 37 Jews living there; move by Jews to other places in Germany; emigration of 55 Jews and deportation of 22 Jews, 1935-1942; 1946 - there were three Jews living there; Jews receiving employment or aid; there is no information regarding displays of antisemitism or harrassment.

File Number : 8

Type of Material : Official Documentation, Questionnaire, Statistical Data

Language : German

Questionnaire regarding the Jews of Ansbach, Germany, 1946

Questionnaire regarding the Jews of Ansbach, Germany, 1946 Page 3: existence of a labor camp in Ansbach; Page 4: 1933 - unknown number of Jews living there; 1939 - no Jews living there; local Jews receiving orders to leave, November 1938; move by local Jews to various places in Germany and emigration to other countries.

File Number : 7

Type of Material : Questionnaire, Official Documentation, Statistical Data

Language : German

Questionnaire regarding the Jews of Altoetting, Germany, 1946

Questionnaire regarding the Jews of Altoetting, Germany, 1946 Page 4: 1933 - there were 10-15 Jews living there; 1939 - one to two Jews living there; emigration of local Jews due to pressure by the authorities; 1946 - there were 193 Jews living there; residence of the Jews in DP camps and private homes.

File Number : 6

Type of Material : Official Documentation, Questionnaire, Statistical Data

Language : German

Questionnaire regarding the Jews of Ansbach, Germany, 1946

Questionnaire regarding the Jews of Ansbach, Germany, 1946 Page 3: 1933 - there were 101 Jews living there; 1939 - there were three Jews living there; emigration of Jews; deportation of a Jewish family by the local commander of the National Socialist Party; 1946 - there were three Jews and a larger number of persons with one Jewish parent; support of Jews and those from mixed marriages.

File Number : 5

Type of Material : Official Documentation, Statistical Data, Questionnaire

Language : German

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