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  1. Documentation from the State Archive in the Odessa Region, 1939-1945

    In the collection there is official documentation from the Romanian regime in Transnistria, including the decision made by Marshal Ion Antonescu regarding Romanian military officials in Transnistria and a list of names of the government officials. Additionally, there is documentation regarding the deportation of Jews to camps in Transnistria, lists of Jews deported to Transnistria and where they were located in 1942, prepared by the Jewish Center, lists of Gypsies deported from Romania to Transnistria, documentation regarding the transfer of funds from the Romanian Jews to the deportees, re...

  2. Εθνικά Αρχεία (ΗΠΑ), Αρχεία του Υπουργείου των Εξωτερικών σχετικά με τις Εσωτερικές Υποθέσεις στη Βουλγαρία

    • National Archives (USA), Records of the Department of State Relating to Internal Affairs of Bulgaria
    • Ethnika Archeia (IPA)-Archeia tou Ypoyrgeiou ton Exoterikon shetika me tis Esoterikes Ypotheseis sti Voulgaria

    The documents in this file are primarily instructions to and dispatches from U.S. diplomatic and consular staff regarding political, economic, military, social, and other internal conditions and events in Bulgaria. Other types of material represented are reports and memoranda prepared by State Department staff, communications between the State Department and foreign governments, and correspondence with other departments of the U.S. government, private firms and individuals. Some materials are related to the Bulgarian alliance with the Nazis, the position of the Jews, and anti-Semitic laws.

  3. Εθνικά Αρχεία (ΗΠΑ), Αρχεία του Υπουργείου των Εξωτερικών σχετικά με τις Εσωτερικές Υποθέσεις στη Ρουμανία

    • National Archives (NARA), Records of the Department of State Relating to Internal Affairs of Romania
    • Ethnika Archeia (IPA)-Archeia tou Ypoyrgeiou ton Exoterikon shetika me tis Esoterikes Ypotheseis sti Roumania

    The documents in this file are primarily instructions to and dispatches from U.S. diplomatic and consular staff regarding political, economic, military, social, and other internal conditions and events in Romania. Other types of material represented are reports and memoranda prepared by State Department staff, communications between the State Department and foreign governments, and correspondence with other departments of the U.S. government, private firms, and individuals.

  4. Atrinkti dokumentai iš Tsentr Khroneniya Istoriko-Dokumentalnykh Kolektsyi (TsKIDK)

    • Selected Records from the Tsentr Khroneniya Istoriko-Dokumentalnykh Kolektsyi (TsKIDK)/ Centre for the Preservation of Historical Document Collections

    Walter Stahlecker's second report and Karl Jäger's report on the actions of Einsatzgruppen A and local collaborators in Lithuania (October 1941-February 1942).

  5. Nyilas Képviselőház, 1944-1945 (Sopron)

    • The Arrow Cross Parliament, 1944-1945 (Sopron)

    After the botched attempt of Regent Miklós Horthy in mid-October 1944 to switch sides in the war, power in Hungary was taken over by the Arrow Cross who committed the country to the war effort on the side of Nazi Germany. The military situation deteriorated further for the Axis powers and by November the Arrow Cross leadership decided to move its seat westward from Budapest to the Hungarian-Austrian border area. The central offices of the leadership moved to Kőszeg while the sessions of the rump parliament were held in Sopron where they operated until March 1945. This collection contains do...

  6. Atrinkti duomenys iš Tsentralnyj Archiv Ministerstva Oborony Rossijskoj Federatsiji

    • Selected Records from the Tsentralnyj Archiv Ministerstva Oborony Rossijskoj Federatsiji
    • Selected Records from the Central Archives of the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation
    • Atrinkti duomenys iš Rusijos Federacijos Centrinio Gynybos ministerijos archyvo
    • Vilniaus Gaono žydų istorijos muziejus
    • HE-Podolsk
    • English
    • 130 pages of the paper copies from the Central Archives of the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation (in the town of Podolsk). The copies were brought to the museum in 1995 by a visitor of the museum. The copies are with the stamp of the archives only, without any references except number of description.

    The copies of the documents (numbers of the description: 288278, 288287, 288289, 288290, 288291, 288292, 288339, 288340, 288344, 288390, 288787, 288790, 288792,289462, 353266, 353267) consist of the information (name, surname, father's name, date and place of birth, military rank, date and place of death, place of burial) for 277 Lithuanian Jews who were soldiers in the Soviet Red Army's 16th Lithuanian Division and were killed in 1943-1944 in battles with the Nazis.

  7. Reports

    of mobilization, evacuations and internment of Jews (Jidani). Evacuation of Jews from Moghilau to the Northern part of Transnistria, for military reasons. Creation of ghettos for Jews. Report of 6,500 and of 8,000 Jews from Bessarabia and Bucovina sent over the Bug; other 60,000 are assembled in Berezovka waiting to be transferred. A report of the Jewish Committee for the coordination of the work force and for assistance of the Jews in Moghilev, sent to the Jewish Center in Bucharest, is intercepted by the censor; it generates admiration at the Commandment of the III-d Army for the organiza...

  8. Historical archive at the Romny town's Department of education and propaganda

    • Роменський історичний архів Роменського міського відділу освіти та пропаганди
    • Romenskyi istorychnyi arhiv Romenskoho miskogo viddilu osvity i propahandy

    Collection includes leaflets, announcements, appeals, orders by the German occupation authorities and local administration on various aspects of the life of the Jews (file 1, pp. 1, 10, 19, 23, 24, 31, file 4, pp. 1, 9, 16, file 6, pp. 6, 36, 98, file 27, pp. 44); Order by Ortskommandant of the town of Romny about the execution of the Jewish partisans (file 1, p. 25, file 2, p. 29); a poem flyer with a call to struggle against the Jews (file 4, pp. 2-5); the Easter letter of the Kiev bishop Panteleimon against the Jews (file 4, p. 13, file 27, p. 31).

  9. Organization of army mobilization for temporary service

    Regulations for maintaining secrecy: correspondence, picture taking etc. Creation of Censoring services for news release and personal correspondence. Restrictions of military service for some minorities. Orders and regulations after the occupation of Bessarabia and the Northern Bucovina by the Soviets. Due to the supposed non-patriotic attitude of the Jews in the province Moldova, every contact with army personnel is forbidden. Confidential reports regarding the actions of the Soviets in the occupied territories. The association German Embassy hat sent letters denigrating the Romanian state...

  10. Scuole ebraiche

    1. Provveditorato agli studi di Mantova
    2. Provveditorato agli studi di Mantova. Secondo versamento
    3. Busta n° 36
    • Jewish schools
    • fascicolo n° 5
    • file n° 5

    These documents are very important, as they attest the way in which discriminatory laws were applied in the Italian school system, too. Starting from November 1938 no one who was considered to be “of Jewish race” was allowed to work in any public place; thus, special schools - only for “Jewish” students - were created (Jewish children who had been baptized might ask to be enrolled in private Catholic schools). Teachers could be Jewish or not. This file contains official documents concerning anti-Semitic laws and practical advices for its fulfilment; requests made by Jewish people to be hire...

  11. Feldafing (Germania). Ritratto dei membri del C.I.C. tra cui Martino Godelli

    1. Fototeca. Collezione fotografica vittime della Shoah
    2. CUTTIN SILVIA

    Martino Goldstein, in seconda fila, il quarto da sinistra, nel campo di raccolta di Feldafing, dopo la liberazione e la convalescenza in ospedale, con tutti gli appartenenti al C.I.C. (probabilmente Counter Intelligence Corps), promossa da Imre [?], l'uomo seduto, primo a sinistra, con l'avvallo di David Michael Marcus, membro del governo alleato in Germania. Sebbene non avesse un ricevuto un mandato ufficilale e i suoi appartenenti fossero senza divisa, il C.I.C. operò per circa un mese. Era composto da reduci dei campi nazisti col compito di raccogliere segnalazioni su ufficiali SS in fug...

  12. Uhlman family

    Copies of papers including a transcript of two documents, with translation, granting certain rights and privileges to David Uhlman, Hofaktor of the Duke of Wrttemberg, 6 Jul 1747; a letter, in German, in Hebrew script, from H.Uhlman to his children Simon and Lehna, 5 Oct 1867, together with a transcription; discharge of Simon Uhlman from the American army, 1863; photographs of Fred Uhlman and friends, in military uniform, 1920-1; a portrait of Isak Elsas, the great grandfather of Fred Uhlman; transcript of gravestone inscriptions of Isak and Rosle Elsas, Jewish cemetery, Hochberg; `A man an...

  13. Samuel Schalkowsky papers

    1. Samuel Schalkowsky collection

    Contains three black-and-white photographs, one letter, and two legal documents pertaining to Samuel Schalkowsky's post-World War II experiences as a displaced person following his internment in the Magdeburg Brabag concentration camp. The letter requests that Allied military personnel grant Mr. Schalkowsky any needed assistance in his attempts to locate his sister.

  14. [Nazi Justice Trial Transcripts]

    1. The Alfred Wiener documents collection

    The file contains the verdict of Franz Klapec (born on 30 November 1877 in Schlesisch-Ostrau). He was found guilty of illegally possessing a military pistol and 25 rounds of ammunition. He was sentenced to death.

  15. [Basic Information regarding the Analysis of Germany]

    1. The Alfred Wiener documents collection

    The file contains assessments and basic, statistical as well as geographical, political, economic and anthopologial data regarding Germany and its analysis. The file contains deliberations of Wilfrid Israel regarding the political system and also thoughts on post war reconstruction and restructuring of government offices as well as their respective responsibilities.

  16. [Diary of Otto Bräutigam II]

    1. The Alfred Wiener documents collection

    The file contains the copy of the second part of Otto Bräutigam’s handwritten diary started in June 1941 a few days before the attack of Nazi Germany against the Soviet Union. The first entry of this copy is the continuation of his entry from September 30, 1941 dealing with a visit in East Prussia, including meetings with Adolf Hitler. This second copy of the diary deals with the military situation of Germany, his meetings with representatives of Nazi Germany, the war entry of the United States in December 1941, and the war events of 1942 until July. Between July 1942 and December 1942, he ...

  17. Kriegs-Gefangene

    1. The Alfred Wiener documents collection

    The file contains several documents dealing with regulations and procedures for war prisoners by the Nazi military commanders in France. Under the command of the Feldkommandantur 550 in Epinal, correspondences about applications for extradition of war prisoners and general proceedings with them are attached. An application was made in order to extradite Andre Maurice, Prisoner No. 8894, because his work in a mill was absolutely needed. Also an application for the release of the war prisoner Sergent Chanudet was submitted by his father in law. Furthermore handwritten letters are attached. Th...

  18. [Eichmann trial, Witness statement Dr. Max Merten II]

    1. The Alfred Wiener documents collection

    The file is the third part of the witness statements acquired in Germany and Austria of former functionaries in Nazi Germany, on behalf of the prosecutor of the Eichmann trial from May 29th and 30th, 1961 at the district court Tiergarten, Berlin. The witness is Dr. Max Merten (Military administration counselor) and he answers questions about his acquaintance with Eichmann in Thessaloniki in 1942/43. He explains in detail his encounters with Eichmann and his deputies Rolf Günther, Dieter Wisliceny and Alois Brunner through anecdotes, character assessments and personal opinion. The file also ...

  19. [Wilfrid Israel personal notes & correspondence - various topics]

    1. The Alfred Wiener documents collection

    The files contains various notes, correspondence and memoranda composedby Wilfrid Israel on subjects such as historical German political separatism and unification under Hitler, Nazi propaganda tactics, counterespionage, German policy towards Germans living abroad, the persecution of Jews in France, German Polish relations, analysees on potentially oppositional elements in Germany and various other topics.

  20. [Nazi Justice Trial Transcripts]

    1. The Alfred Wiener documents collection

    The file contains the verdict of Georg Konrad (born on 17 March 1913 in Prague), Wenzel Konrad Sr. (born on 1 July 1884 in Prague) and Wenzel Konrad Jr. (born on 4 January 1915 in Lissolej). Georg Konrad was found guilty of possessing a useable Czech military rifle with 184 rounds of ammunition and a revolver with ten rounds of ammunition. Wenzel Konrad Sr. and Wenzel Konrad Jr. were found guilty of helping Georg Konrad to hide his weapons.