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List of Jewish forced laborers assigned to the technical service of the Cernauti Town Hall, Cernauti, July 30, 1942

List of Jewish forced laborers assigned from Cernauti indicating address, age and occupation. An extension of their work period is requested for an additional 60 days.

File Number : JM/13298

Type of Material : List of Craftspeople, List of Forced Laborers, List of Jewish Skilled Professionals

Language : Romanian

Testimony of Gitel (Vinkler) Stern, born in Marghita, Romania, 1928, regarding her experiences in the Oradea Ghetto, Auschwitz, Fallersleben and Salzwedel

Testimony

Testimony of Gitel (Vinkler) Stern, born in Marghita, Romania, 1928, regarding her experiences in the Oradea Ghetto, Auschwitz, Fallersleben and Salzwedel Life before the war; Jewish community; hosting yeshiva students for meals; learns in a Beit Yaakov school. Life under Romanian rule and the Iron Guard; annexation to Hungary, August 1940; anti-Jewish decrees and restrictions; drafting of men to forced labor; German occupation, March 1944; yellow badge; relations with non-Jewish neighbors; deportation to the Oradea Ghetto by Hungarian gendarmes; ghetto life including confiscation of valuables;...

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

Announcement regarding a general meeting of the Vaad Hapoalim in Landsberg DP camp

File Number : 1483

Type of Material : Announcement

Language : Yiddish / Latin Characters

Announcement regarding a general meeting of the Vaad Hapoalim in Landsberg DP camp

File Number : 1482

Type of Material : Announcement

Language : Yiddish / Latin Characters

Survey of the situation in the Nazi-occupied countries as reported in the Nazi press, the local press and witnesses, with emphasis on the situation of the Jews, January 1943

Survey of the situation in the Nazi-occupied countries as reported in the Nazi press, the local press and witnesses, with emphasis on the situation of the Jews, January 1943 Survey regarding the attitude of the churches towards the Jews in the Netherlands, Norway and Switzerland; no information arriving from the ghettos in Poland; waiving of customs charges between the Generalgouvernement and the Reich; kerosene factories in Galicia under German ownership; improvements in the conditions of outstanding Polish workers; Polish railroad workers; establishment of a German Archive in Poznan; medical treatment for...

File Number : 5

Type of Material : Survey Report

Language : Hebrew