M.79 - Documentation of the Jewish community of Luxembourg regarding the persecution of Luxembourg Jews during the Holocaust, 1932-1990 The files extend from 1932 to 1990, but the core period is 1940 to 1947. The documentation deals with Jewish daily life under the German occupation: - Confiscations; - The yellow badge and marking of Jewish houses; - Compulsory addition of first names; - Restrictions on mobility; - Deportations to ghettos and extermination camps, including lists and orders, and expulsion to France; - Looted Jewish property, as well as Aryanization and liquidation of Jewish businesses; declarations of Jewish assets; - Labor deployment and forced labor; - Emigration to the United States and emigration attempts; - Concentration of Jews in the Fuenfbrunnen retirement home and life there; - Mixed marriages and the Restvereinigung der juedischen Mischehepartner (Association of Mixed Marriage Partners); - Newspaper clippings regarding the persecution; - Lists of names of Jewish victims and survivors.