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  1. Weiss Samuel (Žid, Jud), Dolnja Lendava, vpis v mrliško matično knjigo, umrl v Auschwitzu, št. spisa 3088/47 (Okrajni ljudski odbor Lendava)

    • Weiss Samuel (Jew, Jewish), Dolnja Lendava, entry in the death register, died in Auschwitz, file no. 3088/47 (People's Committee of the Lendava District)

    Weiss Samuel (Jew, Jewish), Dolnja Lendava, entry in the death register, died in Auschwitz, file no. 3088/47 (People's Committee of the Lendava District), also contains witness statements from individuals about his death in a gas cell.

  2. Weiss Žiga in soproga Paula roj. Freyer (Žid, Jud), Dolnja Lendava, vpis v mrliško matično knjigo, umrla v Veliki Kaniži in Auschwitzu, št. spisa 3088/47(Okrajni ljudski odbor Lendava)

    • Weiss Žiga and wife Paula, née Freyer (Jew, Jewish), Dolnja Lendava, entry in the death register, died in Velika Kaniža and Auschwitz, file no. 3088/47(People's Committee of the Lendava District)

    Weiss Žiga and wife Paula, née Freyer (Jew, Jewish), Dolnja Lendava, entry in the death register, died in Velika Kaniža and Auschwitz, file no. 3088/47 (People's Committee of the Lendava District). Also contains: testimonies of individuals about his suicide in Velika Kaniža and the death of his wife in a gas cell.

  3. Fotografska zbirka tekoče gradivo (1941-1945)

    • Photographic Collection "Tekoče gradivo" (1941-1945)

    The "Tekoče gradivo" collection, which formed the basis for the founding of Phototeka in 1952, occupies a special place among the museum's photographic material. Together with the anti-partisan, German and Italian photographs, the material of the partisan photojournalists forms the largest collection in terms of numbers. The photographs on paper, glass plates and mainly negatives were taken during the Second World War, and after the war the material was supplemented by the reproduction of (also existing) originals on new media. The collection comprises an estimated 150,000 negatives and 15,...

  4. Likovna zbirka

    • Art Collection

    The collection is thematically focused on socially critical and committed art created between the two world wars. The central part of the collection consists of works of art created during the Second World War: Partisan prints, drawings, paintings, sketches, etc. by camp inmates from mainly Italian, but also German concentration camps, prisoner-of-war camps and the prisons of the occupying forces. In the style of post-war regime-oriented socialist realism, the museum also owns works that were created for public monuments and facilities in government and other public spaces, depicting the na...

  5. Zbirka ustnih virov

    • Collection of Oral Sources

    The collection of oral sources was established in the Museum in 2003 as the only museum collection of intangible cultural heritage. The main part of the collection consists of audio and video recordings of testimonies about the Second World War and testimonies of camp inmates from various camps, while the rest of the collection covers the period between the two world wars, the Yugoslav post-war period and the process of democratization and independence of Slovenia through the Defense War.

  6. Zbirka osebnih predmetov in dokumentov

    • Collection of Personal Objects and Documents

    The largest part of the collection consists of letters, credentials, identity cards, certificates, diaries, biographies, personal papers and documents. There are special sections on the army, partisan sanitation, culture and life during the Second World War. In addition to the personal papers and documents preserved by the Slovenian camp inmates, there are also important registration books from the court prisons in Ljubljana 1943-45, Radovljica 1941-44, personnel lists from the penitentiary in Begunje, prisoner files in Ljubljana 1942-43, and lists of transports to the Dachau camp 1942-45. ...

  7. Tekstilna zbirka

    • Textile Collection

    The collection is divided into a military and a civilian section. The former, in addition to some Austro-Hungarian uniforms, is dominated by uniforms and items of clothing from the Second World War period (various camp uniforms and uniform parts as well as textiles) as well as clothing from the Yugoslav People's Army. Among the civilian clothing, the collection of Adria Airways uniforms stands out for its richness. A special group are the flags and banners, including unique examples of flags and banners of partisan units, etc.

  8. Zbirka predmetov iz taborišč in zaporov

    • Collection of Objects from the Camps and Prisons

    The collection contains 1159 objects from the Second World War. Most of the objects come from Italian and German camps and prisons. The camp objects are divided into objects that were taken from the camp inmates on their arrival, objects that were made by the camp inmates in the camp, especially on liberation, and objects that were used by the camp guards, etc.

  9. Begunjske knjige

    • Begunje books

    The collection includes 7 books: Index of the Begunje Book 14702 (Kazalo Begunjske knjige 14702); Index of the Begunje Book 14703 (Kazalo Begunjske knjige 14703); Begunje Book 14702/1 (Begunjska knjiga 14702/1); Begunje book 14702/2 (Begunjska knjiga 14702/2); Begunje Book 14703/1 (Begunjska knjiga 14703/1); Begunje Book 14703/2 (Begunjska knjiga 14703/2); Goričane Prisoner's Book (Zaporniška knjiga Goričane).

  10. Zbirka Sinagoge Maribor (osebna zbirka Borisa Hajdinjaka)

    • Synagogue Maribor Collection (personal collection of Boris Hajdinjak)

    The collection includes: - Ernest/Ernst Bock (1922, Vienna-1943, Mršeča vas/Šentjernej), Dnevnik (Diary) 28. IV.-9. VIII. 1943 (original is at Dolenjski museum, Novo mesto); - Robert Kukovec (1910, Innsbruck-1945, Ljubno ob Savinji), Dnevnik (Diary) 1944-1945 (original is at Museum of national liberation Maribor); - statement/testimony by Emerik/Mirko Hirschl/Hiršl (1908, Vanča vas-1985, Murska Sobota) to the Commission for determining crimes of the occupiers and their collaborators in Prekmurje, 14. V. 1945 (original is at Pomurski museum Murska Sobota, Legacy of Miroslav Štubl, box 13); -...

  11. Socialne zadeve

    • Social affairs

    Technical Unit 343: Red Cross: refugees, victims 1941; applications for support 1941; Technical Unit 356: Roma, support institution, application for support, marriage certificates, acknowledgments of paternity, family matters, photo IDs Karol Zagorc, Zupet Alojzija, Bučka 1942; Technical Unit 360: list of poor families of internees and prisoners of war, applications for support 1943; list of refugees in Novo mesto 1943; Technical Unit 364: Roma 1943; Technical Unit 358: Municipality of Šmihel-Stopiče: cards with census and social situation 1941-1943; Technical Unit 368: Prisoners, internees...

  12. Okrajno glavarstvo Novo mesto: Romi, prekrški, izseljenci, potni listi (klasifikacijska oznaka I)

    • District administration Novo mesto: Roma, misdemeanors, emigrants, passports (classification code I)

    Roma 1869-1940, criminal offenses 1851-1945; emigrants 1860-1941; passports 1920-1938.

  13. Zbirka gradiva o sodnih zaporih v Ljubljani

    • Collection of material on the Court Prison in Ljubljana

    lists of the staff of the judicial prisons 1941-1945 / various correspondence, reports, minutes 1941-1945 / house rules for the judicial prisons 1944 / records of verbal orders of the commander of the military prisons 1941-1943 / various indexes and lists of prisoners 1941-1945 / transport lists of those taken to internment, transport lists of prisoners taken to Begunje (October 1943-August 1944), KL Dachau and Ravensbrück (November 1943, January-August 1944), lists of prisoners taken to work (December 1943-August 1944) / lists of prisoners shot (January-February, May 1944) / various notes ...

  14. Republiški sekretariat za notranje zadeve Socialistične republike Slovenije

    • Republican Secretariat for Internal Affairs of the Republic of Slovenia
    • Arhiv Republike Slovenije
    • SI AS 1931
    • English
    • 1918-2006
    • 420,00 running meters; 3297 boxes; 3220 items; 122 rolls; 948 35 mm microfilm reels (3 copies); 45 16 mm microfilm reels; 29 microfiche cassettes; 25677 files

    German interwar occupation material – originals; German interwar archive – reconstructions; Italian interwar occupation material – originals; Archive of the outside of Ljubljana VOS and OZNE – originals; OZNA secondary material; Archive of the Ljubljana VOS – transcripts; Provale; Materials of the National Protection, the National Militia; Partisan newspapers / Partisan graves / firefighting / miscellaneous material, etc.; intelligence services until 1945; post-war documentation on political convicts 1945-1953; court proceedings against active officers of the occupying army during the Secon...

  15. Judje

    Letters and reports on the illegal crossing of Jews and other refugees from Croatia to Slovenia; letter from W. Deumer, who was in the camp in Dragančiče near Karlovac.

  16. Spisi Mestnega ljudskega odbora Dolnja Lendava za leto 1947

    • Files of the Municipal People's Committee of Dolnja Lendava for the year 1947

    From workflow number 2 to workflow number 2204. The following files from the series are of particular interest to Holocaust researchers: the 2-page file SI_PAM/0164/004/00007 (Potrditev internacije Judov trgovca Zsige Weisa in soproge Paule Weis iz Dolnje Lendave v Auschwitz, 1947.03.06), which is a confirmation of the internment of the Jews of the merchant Zsiga Weis and his wife Paula Weis from Dolnja Lendava in Auschwitz, 1947. 03.06), as it contains the confirmation of witnesses that both were interned on April 26, 1944, and that Zsiga Weis died in the camp in Velika Kaniža (Nagykanizsa...

  17. Odločba o proglasitvi Juda Jurija Baderja in njegove družine iz Dolnje Lendave za mrtve

    • Decision declaring the Jew Jurij Bader and his family from Dolnja Lendava dead

    Decision declaring the Jew Jurij Bader and his family from Dolnja Lendava dead. Note: Most of the Jews from Lendava were taken to Velika Kaniža on April 26, 1944, from where they were then transported to Auschwitz. According to the testimony of Jurij Bader's cousin, Pavel Bader, Jurij Bader was released in Velika Kaniža (Nagykanizsa) so that he could return to Lendava. In October 1944, they were interned once again. They were taken to prisons in Budapest, where they died during the bombing of Budapest at the end of 1944.

  18. Seznam tujih državljanov, Judov, Romov ter demobilizirancev in invalidov v občini Dolnja Lendava

    • List of foreign nationals, Jews, Roma, demobilized and people with handicap in Dolnja Lendava

  19. Elaborat (podatki) o Judih v občini Dolnja Lendava

    • Elaboration (data) about Jews in Dolnja Lendava

    The Elaboration contains the following data: the number of Jews before the Second World War, the number of internees, the number of those who returned from internment, the health and material condition of those who returned, the time of their deportation, the question of movable and immovable Jewish property.

  20. Družina Kukovec (1908-1981)

    • Kukovec family (1908-1981)

    Personal documents (diplomas, certificates); biography and obituary of Klara Kukovec.