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Reports of the Sicherheitspolizei (SIPO-Security Police) and the Sicherheitsdiens (SD-Security Service) headquarters regarding military and political activity during the occupation of the Soviet Union: Report No. 43, 05/08/1941
 Reports of the Sicherheitspolizei (SIPO-Security Police) and the Sicherheitsdiens (SD-Security Service) headquarters regarding military and political activity during the occupation of the Soviet Union: Report No. 43, 05/08/1941 Part 1 - Political events: Sabotage on the train tracks and in a mine in northern France; mineworkers' strikes in the Luettich province, Belgium; detention of a group of partisans and their execution in Untersteiermark, Yugoslavia; the situation in Croatia including a struggle against the Communist-Serbian revolutionary movement and the struggle of the Croatian Army and the Ustasa...
File Number : 163.43
Type of Material : Survey Report
Language : German
Attitude of the Belorussian Population
Attitude of the Lithuanian Population
Attitude of the Polish Population
Attitude of the Romanian Population
Attitude of the Ukrainian Population
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To be translated
File Number : 2222
Language : Yiddish
Escape From an Aktion
Escape From Persecutions
Escape to Forests
Escaping and Joining the Partisans
Family Camps in the Forests
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Documentation of the Geheime Staatspolizeiamt (Gestapa), 07 October 1938
Documentation of the Geheime Feldpolizei (GFP-Secret Field Police), 07 October 1938 Announcement of a secret meeting of representatives of German organizations at the highest level, including the Gestapo, Security Police, Wehrmacht General Staff and Propaganda Office regarding the emigration to German territories from Soviet territories, treatment of Poles by the Ukrainians and the establishment of a Doveryya Ukraynskyh Komytet (Ukrainian Loyalty Committee) in Berlin.
File Number : 85
Type of Material : Protocol
Language : Russian, German
Deutsche Polizei
Gestapo - Secret State Police
Nazi Propaganda
Relations Between Poles and Ukrainians
Ukrainian Collaborators
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Testimony of Nachum Maltzman, born in Uscilug, Poland, 1905, regarding his experiences in Ludmir, the Wlodzimierz Ghetto, in hiding, a forest, with the Soviet partisans and other places
Testimony
 Testimony of Nachum Maltzman, born in Uscilug, Poland, 1905, regarding his experiences in Ludmir, the Wlodzimierz Ghetto, in hiding, a forest, with the Soviet partisans and other places Move to Wlodzimierz Wolynski with his family members, 1940. Soviet occupation; German occupation of Ludmir; persecutions; decrees; ransom decree; murder of Jews; establishment of the Wlodzimierz Ghetto and appointment of a Judenrat; Wlodzimierz Ghetto life including "Aktions", summer and autumn 1942; murder of Jews in Pitidin; life in hiding in a cellar; death of his wife, children and other family members; rescue along...
File Number : 4243
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
Attitude of the Population
Judenrat (jewish Council)
Partisans
Poles
Relations Between Poles and Ukrainians
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Testimony of Joseph Rubinstein, born in Zakrzowek, Poland, 1916, regarding his experiences using a false identity, with the Soviet partisans in the Janow forests, eastern Ukraine, with the Fyodorov partisans near Lubieszow and in other places
Testimony
 Testimony of Joseph Rubinstein, born in Zakrzowek, Poland, 1916, regarding his experiences using a false identity, with the Soviet partisans in the Janow forests, eastern Ukraine, with the Fyodorov partisans near Lubieszow and in other places Life before the war. Anti-Jewish decrees; forced labor; payment of ransom; obtains a forged document with the name Jozef Urbaniak, with the aim to help the family's livelihood; detention; escape with friends before transfer to Janiszew; life in the vicinity among farmers; return to Zakrzowek one day before the mass murder of Jews, autumn 1942; murder of Jews;...
File Number : 4242
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Yiddish
Aryan Documents
Attitude of the Population
Partisans
Poles
Relations Between Poles and Ukrainians
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Testimony of Arie Lion Lindenbaum, born in Brzezany, Poland, 1929, regarding his experiences in the Brzezany Ghetto, in a village and in hiding
Testimony
 Testimony of Arie Lion Lindenbaum, born in Brzezany, Poland, 1929, regarding his experiences in the Brzezany Ghetto, in a village and in hiding Life before the war; his father is a factory manager; witness attends a Polish school. Outbreak of the war, September 1939; Soviet occupation; attends a Ukrainian school; German occupation, June 1941; anti-Jewish decrees; deportation to the Brzezany Ghetto; Brzezany Ghetto life; liquidation of the ghetto, 12 June 1943; life in hiding; escape to a village; life in hiding including the murder of Poles by Ukrainians; liberation by the Red Army. Repatriation [to...
File Number : 5112
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
"she’erith Hapletah"
Aliya Bet
Attitude Towards the Jews - Poland and the Polish Population
Immigrant Ships
Orphanages
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Testimony of Sara Borko, born in Rafalowka, Poland, 1925, regarding her experiences in the Rafalowka Ghetto, during wanderings among the villages in the vicinity and in forests and using a false identity in Dresden
Testimony
 Testimony of Sara Borko, born in Rafalowka, Poland, 1925, regarding her experiences in the Rafalowka Ghetto, during wanderings among the villages in the vicinity and in forests and using a false identity in Dresden German occupation; establishment of the Rafalowka Ghetto; liquidation of the ghetto; escape from the ghetto with help from a Polish female neighbor; wanderings among the villages in the vicinity and the forests; help from villagers over the course of a year; attitude of the Ukrainians towards the Poles in the villages; escape to her female neighbor; joins the Poles for work in Germany; obtains...
File Number : 4815
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
"she’erith Hapletah"
Aryan Documents
Attitude Towards the Jews - Poland and the Polish Population
Relations Between Poles and Ukrainians
Youth
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Testimony of Shmuel Echt, born in Rohatyn, Poland, 1913, regarding his experiences in the Rohatyn Ghetto, a forest and in hiding
Testimony
 Testimony of Shmuel Echt, born in Rohatyn, Poland, 1913, regarding his experiences in the Rohatyn Ghetto, a forest and in hiding Life in Rohatyn. Soviet occupation, 1939; confiscation of property; German occupation, 1941; life in the Jewish quarter; deportation to the Rohatyn Ghetto; ghetto life including deportations; hiding in an atttic; hiding in a bunker; liquidation of the ghetto and finding his wife and daughter; hidden by non-Jews; life in a forest; hidden by a Pole; attacks on Poles by Ukrainians; liberation by the Red Army. Aliya attempt on the ship, "Exodus", with Aliya Bet, 1947; deportation...
File Number : 4507
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
"yetziat Europa" ("president Warfield") - Immigrant Ship
Aliya Bet
Assistance to Jews
Attitude Towards the Jews - Poland and the Polish Population
Escape From the Ghettos
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Testimony of Franciszek Kryza, regarding the attitude of the Ukrainian population towards the Jews in Podhajecki County during the occupation
 Testimony of Franciszek Kryza on the murders of Jews by the Ukrainians in Podhajecki County during the German occupation Franciszek Kryza was in the Podhajecki county (now part of Ternopil region, Ukraine), during the German occupation. One of the villages in the county had a wealthy Jewish population; after the German invasion (to the USSR) the Ukrainians murdered those Jews, their bodies were taken to the forest, their property divided and looted. According to the author, the Ukrainians did whatever they wanted, and murdered , both Poles and Jews. A Jew named Lejba asked his brother-in-law for shelter;...
File Number : 11306
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Polish
Attitude of the Polish Population
Attitude of the Ukrainian Population
Attitude Toward Jews
Hiding in the Woods
Hiding With Ukrainians
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