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Report, probably by a German security agency, regarding the political, economic and demographic situation in the Reichkommissariat Ostland, especially in the occupied Baltic countries, including the "Jewish question", 1941 (?) File number: 184 unreadable. (pp. 1 - 2) Description of the war at the Eastern front in Estonia and Russia. (pp. 2 -3) first part unreadable, then: short description of the work of the Sicherheitspolizei. (Security police) (p. 4) unreadable (p. 5) Einsatzgruppen reach Riga. Focus on "pacification of Lithuanian and Latvian land". The Sicherheitspolizei was responsible for...

File Number : 184

Memoirs of Vladimir Shatzman, born in Daugavpils, Latvia in 1936, regarding his experiences while serving with the partisans in the Kobrin district, in the Bereznyaki region, in the Luninets district, in the Red Army in Gomel and more Life in the Red Army at the beginning of the war; taken captive on 29 July 1941; hiding his Jewish origin; escape from Byala Podlyaska POW camp on 14 September 1941; finding hiding places in Byala Podlyaska until August 1942; escape across the Bug River; capture by Ukrainian policemen; escape to various places; joining the partisans in the Kobrin district; activities of the...

File Number : 5020

Type of Material : Letter, Certification, Diary, Newspaper Clippings, Memoirs

Language : Russian

Documentation regarding the Barbarossa Operation, including sitreps of SS units; activities of the Mährisch-Ostrau Gestapo; activities of the Centers for Jewish Emigration (Zentralstellen für jüdische Auswanderung) in Vienna and Prague; the "Nisko-Lublin plan", 1939-1945

Documentation regarding the Barbarossa Operation including sitreps (situation reports) of SS units concerning "cleansing" operations, the killing of Jews and partisans, behavior of the local population, special killing units, and the operational area of Einsatzgruppe I; activities of the Mährisch-Ostrau Gestapo including deportations and correspondence (Eichmann), and the Brünn Gestapo; activities of the Centers for Jewish Emigration (Zentralstellen für jüdische Auswanderung) in Vienna and Prague, and the "Nisko-Lublin plan", 1939-1945 Documentation regarding the Operation Barbarossa, inter alia sitreps of...

File Number : 93

Type of Material : Official Documentation, Names of Perpetrators

Language : German

Testimony of Ludmilla (Ossinowski) Dulberg, born in Leningrad, Soviet Union, 1923, regarding her experiences in hiding, as a forced laborer and as a refugee in Yessentuki, Pomichna, Graz, Tarvisio and Milan Life as a Jewish Soviet citizen, the daughter of David Ossinowski and Esther (Rautenstein) Ossinowski; studies Art History at Leningrad University until 1939. Lives through the German siege of the city; breaks out of Leningrad, April 1942; evacuation to Yessentuki (Essentucki); training as a nurse; occupation of Yessentuki by the German Army, August 1942; registration of the Jews, yellow badge and...

File Number : 173

Type of Material : Official Documentation, Testimony

Language : German