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Trial against employees of the Gestapoleitstelle (Central Office), Berlin; RSHA documentation regarding deportations of Jews from France to Auschwitz from 24/12/1941 to 15/12/1943, including list of the transports

RSHA documentation regarding deportations of Jews from France to Auschwitz from 24/12/1941 to 15/12/1943, including list of the transports Summary of teletyped messages (Fernschreiben) by members of the RSHA (Reichssicherheitshauptamt) from between 24/12/1941 and 15/12/1943 (pp.2-8) Correspondence between SS-Gruppenfuehrer Heinrich Mueller of the RSHA (department IV B 4) and SS-Obersturmbannfuehrer Dr. Knochen (Director of the SIPO and the SD in France and Belgium) from between 24/12/1941 and 26/02/1942 concerning the treatment of Jews and young communists and their deportation from France to the East; ...

File Number : 191

Type of Material : Legal Documentation

Language : German

Postcard from Erna Cohn, Drancy camp, to Marc Cohn, in Clichy, 1942; letters about her arrest, 1942; personal documentation; and documentation about her deportation from Drancy to Auschwitz in September 1942 Last postcard: - postcard from Erna Cohn, Drancy camp, to her husband Marc Cohn and her daughter Jacqueline, in Clichy, France, on September 17, 1942, a day before she was deported to an unknown destination. Letters: Letters from Benjamin Marc Cohn, in Clichy, to: -- Léon Iché, an attorney at the court of appeals in Paris, September 18, 1942, about the impossibility of releasing Madame Cohn from...

File Number : 4676

Type of Material : כתובה, Personal Documents, Postcard, Certification, Letter, החלטה, Passport

Language : French, Romanian, Aramaic, Hungarian

Memoirs of Georgette Gomès (maiden name: Rosenfarb) regarding her family’s experiences in Paris, in Lyon, in detention in Montluc, in Ravensbrück camp, in camps in Germany and on death marches from Markkleeberg camp - memoirs of Georgette (Zette) Gomès (maiden name: Rosenfarb), born in Paris on 17 September 1924, regarding her family’s experiences in the Holocaust: - her parents, Szyja Rosenfarb and Frymeta (maiden name: Malecka), were born in Warsaw in 1900 and 1904; the move of Szyja to Paris in 1919 and Frymeta's move to Paris in 1922; their marriage in 1922; her father worked with leather for shoes;...

File Number : 10922

Type of Material : Memoirs

Language : French