Documentation of the German rule in Grodno, 1941-1942 The Collection includes an appeal by the Jewish community to the municipal administration asking to install a sewer system in the main synagogue; an appeal by the person in charge of the Polish cemetery to the municipal administration regarding the payment of salaries to Jewish workers; permit granted by the mayor of Grodno to have a worker enter the ghetto for repair work; correspondence of the municipal administration with the Municipal Governor (Stadtkommissar-City Commissioner) regarding the confiscation of the Jewish bathhouse and its proper use; questionnaires for Jews from Grodno who worked in the municipality; documentation regarding the sending of Jewish forced laborers by the Town Command (Ortskommandatur), to the municipal administration; lists of Jewish laborers and skilled workers; lists of Jewish residents in Grodno; monthly budgets; list of Polish workers; lists of workers; evacuation plans; orders by the Grodno District Governor; documentation regarding economy and industry, firefighting services, the rights of residents and schools; lists of administrative workers and officials; lists of guards, street cleaners and stallholders in the city.