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Thesis on the subject of schools and Jewish education in Lodz, 1939-1945, submitted by Helena Smolenska in order to receive the Master's degree

Thesis on the subject of schools and Jewish education in Lodz, 1939-1945, submitted by Helena Smolenska in order to receive the Master's degree The subjects selected for the paper: The relationship between the German authorities and the Jewish schools; transfer of the Jewish schools to the supervision of the Judenrat; school books and Jewish education in the ghetto; holidays for children; high schools and vocational schools; the Judenrat Educational Department; education in the underground; vocational training courses in the ghetto. Many sources are attached to the thesis, among them: Correspondence...

File Number : 243

Type of Material : Research Article

Language : Polish, German, Yiddish

Documentation from the Latvian State Historical Archives (Latvijas Valsts Vestures Arhivs - LVVA), 1918-1945

National Archives of Latvia, Latvian State Historical Archives (Latvijas Valsts vēstures arhīvs - LVVA), , ЛГИА (Латвийский государственный исторический архив), 1920–1945 Included in the Archives are documents from state and local authorities, Courts of Law, estates, religious organizations, political and public organizations, documents from enterprises and other corporate bodies, and documents of private individuals. The 6,311 archival fonds contain 6,349,095 files. The fonds contain extensive information regarding activities related to the social, political, military, economic and cultural life in Latvia....

Type of Material : Administrative Documentation, List of Jewish Children, List, List of Names, Official Documentation, Lists

Language : Hebrew, Russian, German, Yiddish, Latvian

Documentation from the State Archive of the Ternopil Region, Ukraine, 1920-1958

The Ternopil Oblast State Archive began operating on 01 November 1939, following the annexation of Western Ukraine to the Soviet Union. The Dominican monastery was adapted as an archival repository. After the establishment of the Ternopil Oblast in the Soviet Union on 04 December 1939, the Ternopil Oblast State Archive was renamed the Ternopil Oblast Historic Archive. From 1941 it was known as the State Archive of the Ternopil Oblast. The most important documents of the State Archive of the Ternopil Oblast were evacuated during World War II, and the main part was left on site, leading to irreversible losses. In...

Language : Polish, Russian, German, Greek, Ukrainian