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Berthold Storfer

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Berthold Storfer.

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List of Persecuted Persons

Berthold Storfer

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Wien

Austria

Berthold Storfer was born in Romania, 1885. He was a bank manager. Prior to WWII he lived in Wien, Austria.
Berthold was murdered in the Shoah. Place of death: Wien, Austria.

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Page of Testimony

Documentation regarding deportations of Jews from Vienna and Prague, October 1939

Documentation regarding deportations of Jews from Vienna and Prague, October 1939 - Orders from Adolf Eichmann to place the senior Jewish leaders, Berthold Storfer, Boschen, Richard Friedmann, Benjamin Murmelstein, Jakob Edelstein and Mauricy Gruen as the organizers of the first transport, which was thought of as the "Exemplary Transport"; it was said that the deportees were being sent to Maehrish-Osttrau; Correspondence between Dr. Loewenherz and the Zentralstelle fuer Juedische Auswanderung (Central Office for Jewish Emigration) from Austria in Vienna regarding substituting Robert Prochnik for Benjamin...

results.listIds.fileNumber : 82

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Letter, Official Documentation, Reports

results.listIds.lang : German

Documentation regarding the JDC organization's support of a group of Jewish refugees in Kladovo, aside the frozen Danube River; documentation dated, 1939-1950

Documentation regarding the JDC organization's support of a group of Jewish refugees in Kladovo, aside the frozen Danube River; documentation dated, 1939-1950 - Correspondence between Saly Mayer and Moshe Averbuch Agami, an Aliya Bet activist in Geneva, regarding relief to Jewish refugees who stayed in Kladovo due to the frozen Danube River, winter 1939-1940; - Correspondence between Saly Mayer and Richard Lichtheim, the head of the Jewish Agency in Geneva [regarding the Jewish refugees in Kladovo]; - [Documentation titled] "Ein Brief Von der Donau-Auswanderer - Palaestina", including a description of...

results.listIds.fileNumber : להזמנת התיק ראו קוד מיקרופילם

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Correspondence, Telegram, Survey Report, Official Documentation

results.listIds.lang : English, German

Correspondence regarding visas to England for rabbis and Jewish scholars, aliya to Eretz Israel including logistical arrangements for illegal aliya to Eretz Israel

Correspondence regarding visas to England for rabbis and Jewish scholars, aliya to Eretz Israel including logistical arrangements for illegal aliya to Eretz Israel - Letter to the Chief Rabbi of England, Rabbi J. H. Hertz, with a request to include the Jewish community in Vienna in the distribution of visas to England for rabbis and Jewish scholars, 13 February 1939; - Copy of a undated letter from Agudat Israel confirming receipt of a visa to England (the name of the recipient of the visa does not appear); - Proposal made in a letter from Heinrich Bohle, owner of the Hanseatische Reisebuero travel...

results.listIds.fileNumber : 73

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Official Documentation, Letter

results.listIds.lang : German

Transport, Train 760 from Moravska Ostrava, Moravska Ostrava, Moravia-Silesia, Czechoslovakia to Nisko, Nisko, Lwow, Poland on 18/10/1939

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results.dates.deportureDate 18/10/1939 results.dates.arrivalDate 19/10/1939

The first transport to Nisko out of seven left from Ostrava in the Protectorate on October 18. It was ordered by Eichmann and organized by the local branch of the Central Office for Jewish Emigration in Prague (Zentralstelle für jüdische Auswanderung in Prag, Zweigstelle Mährisch-Ostrau) headed by SS-Hauptsturmführer, Hans Günther. Eichmann briefed his staff for the first time on October 9 in Ostrava. The Jewish community was forced to make up a list of at least 1,000 indigent and able-bodied males between the age of 17 and 55. The community representative, Salo Krämer finally provided a list with 1,036 names, a...

Documentation of the Consistoire Israélite de Luxembourg (Jewish Consistory of Luxembourg) regarding the persecution, deportation and emigration of Luxembourg Jews, as well as the establishment of the arbitration board at the retirement home in Fuenfbrunnen, Luxembourg, and its activities, 1941-1942 - Handwritten notes regarding the deportation of Luxembourg Jews to Theresienstadt, 26 July 1942, and to Izbica, Poland, 23 April1942 (pp. 346, 349-350); - Two reports in French, "Les Bourreaux" (The Executioners) and "Sous Occupation Militaire" (Under Military Occupation), and a handwritten report on the...

results.listIds.fileNumber : JM/31282-15

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Circular, List of Deportees, Official Documentation, Note, Reports, Names

results.listIds.lang : German

Documentation of the Consistoire Israélite de Luxembourg (Jewish Consistory of Luxembourg) regarding emigration and emigration attempts of Luxembourg Jews, 1941

Documentation of the Consistoire Israélite de Luxembourg (Jewish Consistory of Luxembourg) regarding emigration and emigration attempts of Luxembourg Jews, 1941 In the file: Documentation regarding - Financing of the emigration of Luxembourg Jews; - Information concerning the arrival and departure of emigrant ships; - Emigration matters (passports, affidavits, visas, ticketing, travel possibilities, booking of passage and more); - Emigration costs; - Difficulties in procuring visas or transit visas; - Yellow badge; - Statistical information regarding the Luxembourg Jews, May...

results.listIds.fileNumber : JM/31296-2

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Official Documentation, Reports, Note, Correspondence, Names

results.listIds.lang : German

The Restructuring of a Jewish Gemeinde

Into the “Prototype” of the Judenrat Doron Rabinovici, Instanzen der Ohnmacht. Wien 1938-1945. Der Weg zum Judenrat, Frankfurt: Jüdischer Verlag, 2000, 495 pp.Reviewed by Beate Meyer A few years ago I asked a Jewish man from Hamburg who had witnessed the pogrom of November 9/10, 1938, whether he felt those events constituted a caesura, a turning point in the persecution of the Jews. No, he answered, not as he saw it. In the spring of 1938, he had gone with his parents to Vienna, and a half year later they had returned to Hamburg. After all they had experienced in Vienna during those six...

Transport 27, Train Da 38 from Wien, Vienna, Austria to Sobibor, Extermination Camp, Poland on 14/06/1942

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results.dates.deportureDate 14/06/1942 results.dates.arrivalDate 17/06/1942

Transport number 27 departed on June 14, 1942 at 07:08 pm from Aspangbahnhof in Vienna in a train marked Da 38 and arrived at the Sobibor extermination camp in Poland on June 17 at 08:15 am and not, as previously planned, at the township of Izbica. The transport contained 1,000 Jews and included the eminent ethnologist, Eugenie Goldstern. 267 persons in the transport were older than 61 years, and the average age was 50 years. An armed fifteen-man Schupo detail, including two sergeants, Hauer and Bittermann (their first names are unknown), under the command of Lieutenant Joseph Fischmann (Revierleutnant der...

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