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Kurt Tuchler

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Testimony of Kurt Tuchler regarding his experiences in Germany, 1933-1936

Testimony of Kurt Tuchler regarding his experiences in Germany, 1933-1936 - Two directions within the Nazi Party in the early years: on the one hand, an anti-Semitic trend, led by Alfred Rosenberg; on the other hand, a pro-Palestine ([aliya to] Eretz Israel) line of the old party officials; - Tuchler's connection to Baron von Mildenstein, the SS consultant for Jewish affairs; their joint journey to Palestine to reinforce the pro-Palestine [aliya] line within the Nazi-party; report regarding the journey in the magazine "Angriff"; imprinting of a coin for propaganda purposes; possibility of making...

File Number : 24

Type of Material : Testimony, Official Documentation, Survey Report

Language : German

Testimony of Kurt Tuchler regarding the founding of the Reichsvertretung der Juden in Deutschland (Reich's Deputation of German Jews); information regarding Zionists in Berlin, 1933

Testimony of Kurt Tuchler regarding the founding of the Reichsvertretung der Juden in Deutschland (Reich's Deputation of German Jews); information regarding Zionists in Berlin, 1933 - Description of the status quo before and after the foundation of the Reichsvertretung der Deutschen Juden; - The witness' opinion regarding the necessity for and the tasks of a central Jewish organization, as compared to the existing Reichsvertretung; - Debates and conflicts with other Jewish leaders and their respective camps; - An interpretation of the activities and the reception of Georg Kareski; - The...

File Number : 261

Type of Material : Testimony, Official Documentation

Language : Hebrew, German

Interview with Kurt Tuchler regarding his experiences as a Berlin Jewish Community Council member, 1933-1934

Interview with Kurt Tuchler regarding his experiences as a Berlin Jewish Community Council member, 1933-1934 In the file: - Protocol of an interview with Kurt Tuchler conducted by Dr. Ball-Kaduri in Tel Aviv regarding Tuchler's experiences as a Berlin Jewish Community Council member, 1933-1934; among other items discussed: the forced closure of a foundation for the education of Christian and Jewish girls (pp. 2-3), 09 February 1961; - Addendum addressed to Yad Vashem by Dr. Ball-Kaduri regarding the testimony of Kurt Tuchmann, (pp. 4-5), 20 January 1963; - Hebrew translation of the interview...

File Number : 262

Type of Material : Official Documentation, Interview(s)

Language : Hebrew, German

Report submitted by Dr. Ball-Kaduri regarding his progress in obtaining material concerning Georg Kareski, former head of the Jewish community in Berlin, 1958-1968

Report submitted by Dr. Ball-Kaduri regarding his progress in obtaining material concerning Georg Kareski, former head of the Jewish community in Berlin, 1958-1968 - Supplementary report by Dr. Ball-Kaduri regarding Georg Kareski's resignation from all his offices at the Jewish community in Berlin, and concerning Alfred Rau, lawyer of the community, and the person mainly responsible for Kareski's resignation (pp. 2 - 3), 31 August 1968; - Progress report by Dr. Ball Kaduri regarding his unsuccessful attempts to obtain material regarding Georg Kareski, especially concerning the years prior to 1933 (pp. 3...

File Number : 296

Type of Material : Testimony, Official Documentation

Language : Hebrew, German

Trial against BOVENSIEPEN and other employees of the Gestapoleitstelle (Central Office) Berlin: Indictment of the state prosecutor

Trial against BOVENSIEPEN and other employees of the Gestapoleitstelle (Central Office) Berlin: Indictment of the state prosecutor This file contains the last part of the indictment against Bovensiepen and other employees of the Gestapoleitstelle (Central Office) Berlin. It contains various documents presented by the state prosecutor containing information about the deportations to the Riga Ghetto (pp.1-3), executions in Raziku-Jagala near Reval (p.3), the Kowno Ghetto (pp.3-8), the Minsk Ghetto (pp.8-18), The Lodz Ghetto (pp.18-24), a report of Ruth Aldon about a transport from the Lodz Ghetto to Chelmno...

File Number : 57

Type of Material : List of Jewish Survivors, Testimony, Investigation Report, List of Murdered Jews

Language : German

Pre-trial hearings of former employees of the Gestapoleitstelle (Central Office) Berlin for murder (deportation of Jews to extermination camps): Examination of former employees of the Gestapoleitstelle; Testimonies by Jewish survivors from Berlin, 1967 Note: This file includes also documents of the proceedings against "former employees of the RSHA for murder", 1965 and documents rg. the "office for compensation" (Entschaedigungsamt) from the years 1949 ff. The recording of these documents here was in order to substantiate the suspicious circumstances against the accused former employees of the...

File Number : 33

Type of Material : Curriculum, Letter, Testimony

Language : German

Transport V/8 from Dresden, Dresden (Dresden Bautzen), Saxony, Germany to Theresienstadt, Ghetto, Czechoslovakia on 29/03/1943

Transport

Departure Date 29/03/1943

Transport V/8 departed from Dresden on 29 March 1943 and arrived in Theresienstadt later the same day. There were 32 people on this transport, including at least twelve Jews from the city of Halle, seven from the city of Chemnitz, four from Leipzig and others from smaller towns in the area such as Plauen. Only one woman of this transport came from Dresden. Prior to the deportation the majority had been forced to live in houses designated for Jews only, the “Judenhäuser”. The deportees were between 12 and 84 years old. Apart from Martin Mutschmann, there were other key figures involved in the execution of...

Transport Bq from Theresienstadt, Ghetto, Czechoslovakia to Treblinka, Extermination Camp, Poland on 23/09/1942

Transport

Departure Date 23/09/1942

This transport was announced in the Daily Orders issued by the Jewish leadership on September 22, 1942, where it was claimed that the deportees will be sent to another ghetto. Later that day, each inmate scheduled for transport was ordered to pack his or her belongings, and report to the quarantine site (“Schleuse”) at the courtyard of the Aussig Barracks. During quarantine, the Jewish leadership was able to intermittently arrange for provisions and supplies. The transport, designated “Bq”, departed from Theresienstadt on September 23, 1942 and was the third in a series of eight transports of sick and...

Transport, Train Da 31 from Berlin, Berlin (Berlin), City of Berlin, Germany to Riga, Rigas, Vidzeme, Latvia on 27/11/1941

Transport

Departure Date 27/11/1941 Arrival Date 30/11/1941

On November 27 all deportees were taken from the assembly camp to Grunewald station. Those unable to walk were taken there by truck while the others were made to walk about seven kilometres across the city. At the station third-class passenger cars ordered by the Gestapo and supplied by the Reichsbahn awaited them and the deportees were ordered to board the train which was designated Da 31. This transport departed on the same day. It was the seventh out of over 60 transports to the East (Osttransporte) which took more than 35.000 Jews from Berlin to ghettos and extermination sites in Eastern Europe. It consisted...

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