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Materials provided by Jerzy Holewinski regarding the activity of the Sipo-SD School (Schule der Sipo und SD) in Rabka in 1940-1944
Materials provided by Jerzy Holewinski regarding the activity of the Sipo-SD School (Schule der Sipo und SD) in Rabka in 1940-1944 Letter to the director of the Yad Vashem institute from Jerzy Holewinski, dated February 2, 1993, regarding the transmission of the previously mentioned materials. Jerzy Holewnicki comes from the town of Starachowice, where a forced labor camp was during the war; he was a member of the Home Army (AK); witnessed the liquidation of the ghettos in Olkusz, Starachowice and Wolbromin. According to. Holewinski, there are mass graves of Jews murdered during the occupation in the forest...
File Number : 3473
Type of Material : Letter, Article
Language : Polish
Attitude of the Polish Population
Attitude Toward Jews
Belorussian Police
Criminal Police
Escape From the Killing Pits
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Documentation from the Kaunas Regional State Archives, Lithuania, 1919-1941
 Documentation from the Kaunas Regional State Archives (former names: Kaunas County Archives, Kauno apskrities archyvas, Kaunas Branch of the Central State Archives of the Lithuanian SSR, Kaunas State Archives, Kaunas Regional State Archives) The State Archives were established in Kaunas on 19 October 1921 by order of the Minister of Education. The archives have been reorganized several times and, as a consequence, the name and profile have changed.The documents were created by the Kaunas Municipality and the Kaunas County Administration, as well as its subdivisions: Departments of housing, finance,...
Type of Material : List of Workers, List of Residents, List of Jewish Homeowners, List of Teachers, List of Landowners, Reports, Lists of Businesses and Skilled Workers, Administrative Documentation, Passport, List of Officials, Card File, Questionnaire, Official Documentation, List of Names, List of Students, Vouchers, Personal Card File, List of Jewish Residents, Work Permit, List of Skilled Professionals, Form, Curriculum, List of Craftspeople, List of Voters, Diploma, Identity Card
Language : Lithuanian, Hebrew, Russian, Yiddish
Death Certificates
Elections
Jewish Education
Passports
Post-Holocaust Period
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Documentation from the State Archives of West Kazakhstan Region, Kazakhstan, 1941–1950
 Documentation from the State Archives of West Kazakhstan Region, Kazakhstan, 1941–1950 - Documentation about persons evacuated from the Soviet republics to Western Kazakhstan—the Uralsk, Burlinsky, Zelenovsky, Chingirlausky, Kamensky. Dzhanvebeksky. Kaztalovsky, Taipaksky, Chapaevsky, Terektinsky, Urdinsky, Dzhengalinsky, Furmanovsky, Chingirlausky, and Dzhambiteysky regions; - minutes of meetings of the Bureau of Regional Committees for matters relating to intake and hosting of evacuees and enterprises: list of Communists who arrived in the evacuation, lists of Party members and candidates, lists of...
Type of Material : רשימת שמות לחיפוש קרובים, Names, List of Evacuated Persons, Survey Report, Statistical Data, Instruction, Names of Evacuees, List of Refugees, Lists
Language : Russian
Aid to Refugees
Assistance and Rescue
Assistance to Jews After the War
Help to Jews - Non Jews
Help to Jews - Poland
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Memoirs of Khaviva Kover (formerly Kira Lipnik), born in Vilna in 1941, regarding her experiences during and after the Holocaust
 Memoirs of Khaviva Kover (formerly Kira Lipnik), born in Vilna in 1941, regarding her experiences during and after the Holocaust Placed in a monastery by her mother at the beginning of the war; removal of the witness from the monastery by Jewish Agency staff after the war; aliya of the witness to Eretz Israel with Youth Aliyah; the difficulties of absorption in Israeli society; reunion of the witness with her mother (she survived and made aliya to Israel); information regarding the fate of the witness's father (murdered in the street before his wife's eyes).
File Number : 11755
Type of Material : Memoirs
Language : Hebrew
"she’erith Hapletah"
Aliya
Children and Adults
Holocaust Survivors
Jewish Agency
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Article written after the Holocaust, regarding Jewish sites in Poland
 Article written after the Holocaust, regarding Jewish sites in Poland The subjects of the article include: - History of the Jews and Jewish culture in Poland; - Synagogues following the Holocaust, including a description of the synagogue and its function [?]; - Cemeteries following the Holocaust, including a description and the number of gravestones that were preserved and the number of gravestones that were destroyed; - Establishment of the ghettos and the liquidation of the ghettos, including the number of Jews who were inmates in ghettos; - Establishment of concentration camps and...
File Number : 364
Type of Material : Booklet(s), Article
Language : Hebrew
Concentration Camps
Extermination Camps
Ghettos
Gravestones
Hasidism
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