Collection of Hauptabteilung Inneres, the Department of the Interior of the Generalkommissariat für Verwaltung und Justiz in The Hague, 1940-1941 The Generalkommissariat für Verwaltung und Justiz (German Minister of Justice), Dr. Friedrich Wimmer, established the Hauptabteilung Inneres (Department of the Interior), which was subordinate to his office, in 1940; the department was headed by Dr. Carl Stüler at the start, and was headed by Dr. H. Krell later on; various departments operated under the Hauptabteilung Inneres, including the Abteilung innere Verwaltung; Dr. H. Calmeyer was appointed as the head of the Abteilung innere Verwaltung in 1941, and in his area of responsibility they determined whether the origin of the person was Aryan or Jewish; Included in the collection, among other documentation: Correspondence of the Hauptabteilung Inneres with various organizations, regarding the ramifications of the anti-Jewish legislation, 1941-1944; Documents of the Hauptabteilung Inneres, regarding the determination of whether a person is considered to be a Jew, 1941-1944; Instructions and orders against Jews following the riots in February 1941; Documents regarding the escape of Jews from Amsterdam to the provinces, 1941-1942; Correspondence of the Hauptabteilung Inneres with the security forces, with SIPO, and with other people in The Hague, 1940-1944, regarding the obligation to mark Jews by means of the yellow badge, the change of the place of residence of Jews, the VO 220/41 legislation regarding the employment of Aryans in Jewish households, the ban against the appointment and promotion of Jews in the public service in the Netherlands, the ban against the entry of Jews into public places, and the removal of Jews [dismissal from work] in the public service; Lists of Jews from the Netherlands, prepared by the Hauptabteilung Inneres in The Hague, 1941-1943; Documentation of the Hauptabteilung Inneres, regarding the concentration of Jews from various cities in the Netherlands in Amsterdam in 1942; Orders given by Seyss Inquart and the Hauptabteilung Inneres, regarding the registration of Jews and the restriction on the travel rights of Jews, 1940-1943; Letter sent by Wimmer to Rauter, the SS and Police commander in the Netherlands, regarding the authority given to the Dutchman, ten Cate, the director of the Centrale Dienst voor Sibbekunde (Central Service for Racial Research), 1941.