Direzione didattica I Circolo di Mantova

• Educational Direction of the First Circle of Mantua Schools

• Archivio di Stato di Mantova
• direz.did.I.circ.
• English
• 1876-1964
• 119 folders and 158 registers
• Updated 5 years ago

This fonds contains documents of the schools of Mantua that are part of the first Educational Circle: personal files of the teachers, personal files of the school workers, school registers, school reports and the like. This fonds is very useful for the reconstruction of the career of Jewish students or teachers before and after anti-Semitic laws (1938).

1. Direzione didattica I circolo di Mantova

• Archivio di Stato di Mantova
• direz.did.I.circ.Levi
• English
• 1936-1937
• Approximately 200 pages
• Updated 5 years ago

School register of female students of public Mantua schools, including also Luisa Levi, a Jewish student born in Mantua on November, 10th, 1929, from Samuele and Elide Levi. She will be the youngest among the Mantuan Jews deported to the concentration camps (on April, 5th, 1944); she will later die in Bergen-Belsen.

1. Direzione didattica I circolo di Mantova

• Archivio di Stato di Mantova
• direz.did.I.circ.Levi139
• English
• 1937-1938
• Approximately 200 pages
• Updated 5 years ago

School register of female students of public Mantua schools, including also “Rosa Maltoni Mussolini” elementary school, located in Chiassi street. Among the students of the teacher Laura Lentini Sgarbi, there was Luisa Levi, born in Mantua on November, 10th, 1929, from Jewish parents (Samuele and Elide Levi). She had very high marks. She will be the youngest among the Mantuan Jews deported to the concentration camps (on April, 5th, 1944); she will later die in Bergen-Belsen.

1. Direzione didattica I circolo di Mantova

• Archivio di Stato di Mantova
• direz.did.I.circ.140
• English
• 1938-1939
• Approximately 200 pages
• Updated 5 years ago

School register of male students of public Mantua schools. It includes also a school register of the Mantua elementary school for students “of Jewish race”, run by Renato Rovighi, with all the names, date and place of birth, names of the parents, and school marks, of male and female students: Arianna Cremonini, Lidia Gallico, Fernanda Levi, Emma Parigi, Davide Cremonini, Giuditta Levi, Norma Cremonini, Luisa Levi, Giannino Revere, Liliana Cremonini, Claudio Gallico.