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Documentation from the Kinderrettungsverein of the Berliner Stadtmission in Berlin
 Documentation from the Kinderrettungsverein of the Berliner Stadtmission in Berlin The Kinderrettungsverein (Child Rescue Association) was established in 1905 by the priest Wilhelm Pfeiffer, a priest at the Evangelist Innere Mission (Inner Mission) in Berlin. The Association was meant to care for children who were born out of wedlock in the large "Charite" hospital in Berlin. The Association also took care of orphans and half-orphaned children. The Association received custody over the children, took care of their education and vocational training, and attempted to find foster [adoptive] parents for them....
Type of Material : Official Documentation
Language : German
Adoption
Children
Kinderrettungsverein, Berliner Stadtmission
Priests
Proof of Aryan Origin
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Gau Wien of the National Socialist Party (NSDAP, Vienna): Orders regarding the collection of the registration books of the Jewish communities in Austria and Czechoslovakia, and the transfer of important registries to a safe place, including a notation about the elimination of the Jewish problem
 Gau Wien of the National Socialist Party (NSDAP, Vienna): Orders regarding the collection of the registration books of the Jewish communities in Austria and Czechoslovakia, and the transfer of important registries to a safe place, including a notation about the elimination of the Jewish problem 1. Orders regarding the Jewish population lists in Ostmark, Austria; Matrikel (registration book) of births, marriages and deaths; collection of registration books of the Jewish communities by the Sippenamt (Ministry of Geneology); 2. Orders and the collection of all the above mentioned registries in...
File Number : 25
Type of Material : Documentation, Official Documentation
Language : German
Final Solution
Jewish Communities
Nazi Party
Sippenamt
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Gau Wien of the National Socialist Party (NSDAP, Vienna): Correspondence regarding racial purity, books, lists of foreign workers, Aryan factories and other matters
 Gau Wien of the National Socialist Party (NSDAP, Vienna): Correspondence regarding racial purity, books, lists of foreign workers, Aryan factories and other matters 1. Correspondence between the Amt Fuer Sippen Forschung (Office for Research of Racial Matters) of the NSDAP in Vienna and various organizations including in Romania, Belgium, Poland and Hungary, regarding proofs of racial purity; replies from the organizations dealing with this subject; informings on individual people; 2. Lists of books from the library of Dr. Moses Zeopold [Leopold?], who was deported, in which the Sippenamt (Ministry of...
File Number : 24
Type of Material : Documentation, Official Documentation
Language : German
Nazi Party
Nuremberg Laws
Racial Laws
Sippenamt
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