Iakova Violeta

Identifier: 000190
Type of Entity: Person

History

Jewish partisan in Bulgaria, assassinated General Lukov.

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Clippings from Bulgarian newspapers containing anti-Semitic articles, 1932-1943
1. O.13 - Documentation regarding the Jews of Bulgaria, mainly from the Holocaust period
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 5089523
- English, Hebrew
- 1932-1943
- xerox 12 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Clippings from Bulgarian newspapers containing anti-Semitic articles, 1932-1943 Photocopies of the mastheads of the following newspapers that appeared in an exhibition in Bulgaria: - "Ataka", published by the National Socialist party in Bulgaria; - "Studentska Duma"; - "Aurora".
Photographs of Jewish partisans and underground members in Bulgaria during World War II
1. O.13 - Documentation regarding the Jews of Bulgaria, mainly from the Holocaust period
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 5089720
- English, Hebrew
- xerox 39 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Photographs of Jewish partisans and underground members in Bulgaria during World War II Portraits of Leon Tadjer, Emil Checerdjiiski, Mico Papo, Anna Ventura, Violeta Iakova and Mati Rubenova including a photograph of the monument in Sofia in memory of the Jews who perished in the anti-Fascist struggle. Also in the file: - Portraits of Georgi Dimitrov and Vasil Kolarov; - Government decision Number 11 regarding benefits and certificates for underground and partisan activity, 06 November 1944; - Certificate of participation in the war, 1944-1945, issued to Viktor Meshulam.
Two essays written by Isaak Naimovich and Matey Yulzari regarding the rescue of Bulgarian Jewry
1. O.13 - Documentation regarding the Jews of Bulgaria, mainly from the Holocaust period
- ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
- 5120483
- English, Hebrew
- xerox 71 pages/frames
- Updated 5 years ago
Two essays written by Isaak Naimovich and Matey Yulzari regarding the rescue of Bulgarian Jewry - "Who Rescued the Jews of Bulgaria From the Death Camps?", an essay written in Bulgarian by Isaak Naimovich regarding the importance of the Communist Party in the struggle against the anti-Jewish legislation and its implementation; - "Participation of the Jews of Bulgaria in the Underground and Their Rescue from Extermination", an essay written in Bulgarian by Matey Yulzari from a Communist point of view. Also in the file: An English translation of Naimovich's essay.

Iakova Violeta

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Clippings from Bulgarian newspapers containing anti-Semitic articles, 1932-1943

Photographs of Jewish partisans and underground members in Bulgaria during World War II

Two essays written by Isaak Naimovich and Matey Yulzari regarding the rescue of Bulgarian Jewry