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Testimony of Reuben Cohen, born in Dorohoi, Romania, 1929, regarding his experiences in Dorohoi, Transnistria, Olyanitsa and a kolkhoz
 Testimony of Reuben Cohen, born in Dorohoi, Romania, 1929, regarding his experiences in Dorohoi, Transnistria, Olyanitsa and a kolkhoz His childhood in a village, including displays of antisemitism in the school; his family's shop is set on fire; move of his family to Dorohoi. Murder of his mother and sister during a pogrom, June 1941; deportation to Transnistria; well-to-do Jews remain, in exchange for bribery; march to Olyanitsa camp; transfer to a kolkhoz in Berezovka; life in the kolkhoz including labor in agriculture and mortality due to hunger and disease; death of his father; receives help from the...
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
"she’erith Hapletah"
Attitude Towards the Jews - Ukrainian Population
Bnei Akiva
Bribery
Children
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Collection of the Rijksbureau voor de Voedselvoorziening (Food Supply Office of the Netherlands), 1940-1945
 Collection of the Rijksbureau voor de Voedselvoorziening (Food Supply Office of the Netherlands), 1940-1945 Collection from the Archive of ir. S. L. Louwes, secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture and head of the Rijksbureau voor de Voedselvoorziening (Food Supply Office of the Netherlands), 1940-1945; Included in the collection: Official documentation regarding an attempt to transfer the ownership of NV Zendijk Twello; Documents regarding Jewish dairy owners in the Netherlands.
Type of Material : Official Documentation
Language : Dutch, German
Agriculture
Food
Governments
Jewish Farmers
Transfer of Funds
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Collection of the Grond en Pachtzaken (Lands Administration) of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Netherlands, 1940-1945
 Collection of the Grond en Pachtzaken (Lands Administration) of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Netherlands, 1940-1945 Included in the collection: Documents, correspondence and reports of the Grond en Pachtzaken (Lands Administration) of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Netherlands, regarding the expropriation of Jewish-owned land in the context of the Aryanization policies in the Netherlands, 1940-1945.
Type of Material : Official Documentation
Language : Dutch, German
Aryanization
Confiscation of Jewish Property
Governments
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Collection of the Rijksvreemdelingendienst (Government Service for Foreigners in the Netherlands), 1929-1945
 Collection of the Rijksvreemdelingendienst (Government Service for Foreigners in the Netherlands), 1929-1945 Koninklijke Marechaussee - the Border Police, subordinate to the Ministry of Justice of the Netherlands, was responsible for the implementation of the policies toward foreigners in the Netherlands until 1940; its function included the issuing of entrance visas, registration of foreigners, and guarding of the country's borders; during the Nazi occupation period, the Germans controlled the borders of the Netherlands and set the policies towards foreigners; despite this, the Dutch border authorities...
Type of Material : Official Documentation
Language : Dutch, German
Governments
Jewish Children
Jewish Refugees
Prewar Refugees
Refugee Camps
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Collection of the Rijksbureau voor Aardolieproducten - Ministry for Crude Oil Products in the Netherlands, 1940-1945
 Collection of the Rijksbureau voor Aardolieproducten - Ministry for Crude Oil Products in the Netherlands, 1940-1945 Included in the collection: Official documentation regarding Jewish businesses in the Netherlands, 1940-1945.
Type of Material : Official Documentation
Language : Dutch, German
Governments
Jewish Businesses
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Collection of the Ministry of Interior in the Netherlands, Department for Needy Persons, 1936-1945 Another name for the collection: Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken: Afdeling Armwezen in The Hague
 Collection of the Ministry of Interior in the Netherlands, Department for Needy Persons, 1936-1945 Another name for the collection: Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken: Afdeling Armwezen in The Hague The collection attests to the coping by the Dutch government with the influx of Jewish refugees before the war, and the policies of the Dutch government during the German occupation period; Included in the collection: Internal correspondence regarding stipends to Jews; Documents regarding mixed marriages among Jews in Rotterdam, 1942; Documents regarding the care of war orphans and children who are...
Type of Material : Official Documentation
Language : Dutch, German
Governments
Jewish Hospitals
Poverty
Refugees
Sick People
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Collection of the Binnenlands Bestuur - Ministry of the Interior of the Netherlands, Local Authorities Department, 1924-1944
 Collection of the Binnenlands Bestuur - Ministry of the Interior of the Netherlands, Local Authorities Department, 1924-1944 Binnenlands Bestuur - Ministry of the Interior of the Netherlands, Local Authorities Department, was responsible for the administration of matters related to the regions, municipalities, and needy persons, Armwezen. The local Police, firefighters and air defense forces were subordinate to it and were transferred to the responsibility of the Ministry of Justice during the Nazi occupation period. A general draft of the Dutch Army was declared in June 1939. Binnenlands Bestuur supervised...
Type of Material : Official Documentation
Language : Dutch, German
Assistance and Rescue
Dutch Police
Finance
Governments
Jewish Education
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Collection of the Ministerie van Algemene Zaken (Ministry for General Affairs), regarding the treatment of the Jews in the Netherlands by the Dutch government, 1938-1942
 Collection of the Ministerie van Algemene Zaken (Ministry for General Affairs), regarding the treatment of the Jews in the Netherlands by the Dutch government, 1938-1942 The Ministerie van Algemene Zaken (Ministry for General Affairs) in The Hague dealt during 1938-1942 with the governing of the Netherlands during the German occupation, economic [general?] matters related to war, Nazi issues, and the organization of relief by het Nederlandsche Roode Kruis (the Dutch Red Cross) and Winterhulp; the Ministry for General Affairs dealt with the matter of the strikes in February 1941 and May 1943; Included in...
Type of Material : Official Documentation
Language : Dutch, German
Assistance and Rescue
Economy
Governments
Occupation
Strike of February 1941
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Testimony of Issachar Loker, born in Cernauti, Romania, 1919, regarding his experiences in the Cernauti Ghetto, Grabovets, Mogilev Podolski, Grigiropolisskaya and other places
 Testimony of Issachar Loker, born in Cernauti, Romania, 1919, regarding his experiences in the Cernauti Ghetto, Grabovets, Mogilev Podolski, Grigiropolisskaya and other places Life before the war; his family move many times due to the father's work; witness attends Romanian schools; his mother's illness and death; work in the lumber industry; move with his father to Targu Neamt. Draft of his father into the Red Army; escape and return to Cernauti; deportation to the Cernauti Ghetto, 1941; deportation on a death train to Transnistria via Atachi, 16 October 1941; crosses the Dniester River; transfer from...
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Romanian
Deportation Trains
False Identity
Ghettos
Governments
Housing in the Ghettos
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Testimony of Zacharia Chesno, born in Berlin, Germany, 1928, regarding his experiences in a Communist orphanage in the Ural Mountains and in Kaunas
 Testimony of Zacharia Chesno, born in Berlin, Germany, 1928, regarding his experiences in a Communist orphanage in the Ural Mountains and in Kaunas Traditional family; his father is a wealthy businessman; move to Kaunas, 1933; his father is responsible for a branch of the family business; life in Kaunas; attends a Hebrew school; membership in a youth movement; receives certificates to make aliya to Eretz Israel, 1939. Soviet occupation; life under Soviet rule including nationalization of the family business; attends a summer camp in Druskieniki, summer 1941; German occupation, June 1941; transfer to the...
File Number : 12349
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
Attitude of the Lithuanian Population
Governments
Orphanages
Refugees During the War
Youth
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