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Letters and postcards sent by Isak Pappo in Riga to his brother Joseph Pappo in Eretz Israel, 1934-1940, and a letter sent by Joseph Pappo to Rabbi David Echkenazi in Varna in order to establish contact with his family, 1941
 Letters and postcards sent by Isak Pappo in Riga to his brother Joseph Pappo in Eretz Israel, 1934-1940, and a letter sent by Joseph Pappo to Rabbi David Echkenazi in Varna in order to establish contact with his family, 1941 - Three postcards from Isak Pappo in Riga to his brother Joseph Pipe Pappo in Eretz Israel, 1936-1939; the first postcard was sent, 27 May 1936; - Five letters from Isak Pappo in Riga to his brother Joseph Pappo in Eretz Israel, 1939-1940; the first letter is dated, 27 November 1934, and the last, 08 May 1940; - Red Cross letter sent by Joseph Pappo to Rabbi David Echkenazi in...
File Number : 2204
Type of Material : Letter, Envelope, Postcard, Red Cross Letter
Language : Bulgarian, French
Aliya
Information Regarding Relatives and Friends
Knowledge Concerning the Murder of Relatives and Acquaintances
Last Letters
Latvian Jews
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Documentation of the Karmel Zionist organization activities in Pleven, 1930-1932
 Documentation of the Karmel Zionist organization activities in Pleven, 1930-1932 Decisions of the organization including correspondence with the Central Zionist Committee in Plovdiv.
File Number : 64
Type of Material : Documentation, Letter
Language : Bulgarian
Jewish Organizations in Bulgaria
World Zionist Organization
Zionism - Bulgaria
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Testimony
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
Attitude of the Bulgarian Population
Jewish Refugees
Jewish Schools - Bulgaria
Persecution of the Jews of Bulgaria
Problems of Daily Existence
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Testimony
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
Attitude of the Bulgarian Population
Badge of Shame - Bulgary
Communists
Sofia Jews Deportation to the Provincial Towns in May -June 1943.
Zionism - Bulgaria
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To be translated
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
Badge of Shame
Children
Dolls
Family Relations
Jewish Schools - Bulgaria
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To be translated
Testimony
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
Intermarriage
Limitations and Signs for Jews in Bulgaria 1939-1944
Persecution of the Jews of Bulgaria
Sharett (shertok) Moshe
Zionism - Bulgaria
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Testimony of Moshe Melamed, born in Sofia, Bulgaria in 1936, regarding the experiences of his family in Bulgaria
Testimony
 Testimony of Moshe Melamed, born in Sofia, Bulgaria in 1936, regarding the experiences of his family in Bulgaria Childhood in Sofia; his father owns an import and export business; anti-Jewish legislation; wearing a yellow badge; closure of his father's business; persecution of the Jewish population; escape to an eastern neighborhood of Sofia; escape to Vratsa; transfer of her father to the labor battalions; end of the war; return to Sofia; aliya to Israel; absorption.
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
Aliya - Plans, Bulgaria
Anti-Jewish Legislation - Bulgaria
Badge of Shame - Bulgary
Family Relations
Forced Labor
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Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
Anti-Jewish Legislation - Bulgaria
Badge of Shame - Bulgary
Children
Zionism - Bulgaria
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To be translated
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
Attitude of the Bulgarian Population
Babies
Deportation During the War
Ramifications of the Holocaust
Zionism - Bulgaria
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Testimony of Kochava Strea Shitrit Tziprut, born in Plovdiv, Bulgaria in 1932, regarding her experiences in Plovdiv during the German occupation
Testimony
 Testimony of Kochava Stara Shitrit Tziprut, born in Plovdiv, Bulgaria in 1932, regarding her experiences in Plovdiv during the German occupation Traditional family; Jewish community; German occupation, 1941; draft of her father [to labor] paving roads; anti-Jewish legislation; removal from the school; confiscation of shops and stores; hunger; absorption of refugees from Sofia; partisans' activities in Bulgaria; liberation by the Red Army in September 1944; Zionist activities; aliya to [Eretz] Israel, 1948.
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
Anti-Jewish Orders and Decrees
Attitude of the Bulgarian Population
Confiscation of Jewish Property
Family Relations
Forced Labor
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