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Language of Description: English
Country: Ukraine

  1. Погребищенська районна управа (періоду німецько-фашистської окупації), м. Погребище

    • Pohrebishche district administration
    • Pohrebyshchenska raionna uprava

    Inventory 1, file 12, pp. 1-224; file 27, pp. 1-4; inventory 2, file 5, pp. 1-4; file 7, pp. 1-5; file 18, pp. 1-90; file 19, pp. 1-68; file 68, pp. 1-264; file 80-83. Statistical information of population in the district which shows principal reduction of the Jewish population after the mass killings. Inventory 1, file 1, 3, 4-6, 9. Orders and decrees on wearing of marking signs for the Jews, imposing taxes on the Jews, etc.

  2. Штадткомісаріат, м. Запоріжжя Запорізької області

    • Stadtkommissariat of city of Zaporizhzhia

    Some files presented below can contain information regarding Nazi population policies and the Holocaust: File 2. Orders by the local Ortskommandantur and Fieldkommandantur. 1941-1942. 85 pages. File 3. Orders by the local Ortskommandantur and Fieldkommandantur. Lists of employees of various organizations; lists of citizens of the city. List of members of WiKdo. 1941-1942. 84 pages. File 21. Lists of the German civil administration. 1941-1943. 38 pages. File 22. Lists of employees of establishments and organizations of the city. 1941-1943. 36 pages. File 27. Decrees and instructiond by Stadt...

  3. Типографія "Нове Запоріжжя", м. Запоріжжя

    • Typohrafia "Nove Zaporizhzhia", m. Zaporizhzhia

    Some files contain information about personnel, articles drafts and editorial politics, which can shed light on the propaganda, particularly its antisemitic component, realized by this paper. File 1. Procurement request to obtain newspaper. 1941. 100 pages. File 2. Drafts of the articles for “Nove Zaporizhzhia” newspaper. 1941-1942. 115 pages. File 3. Drafts of the articles for “Nove Zaporizhzhia” newspaper. 1941-1942. 112 pages. File 5. Drafts of the articles for “Nove Zaporizhzhia” newspaper. 1942. 65 pages. File 6. Drafts of the articles for “Nove Zaporizhzhia” newspaper. 1942. 111 pages...

  4. Теплицька районна управа (періоду німецько-фашистської окупації), м. Теплик

    • Teplyk district administration
    • Teplytska raionna uprava

    Inventory 1, file 4, page 114 contains correspondence regarding financial issues, particularly about imposing indemnity on the Jewish population of the town of Teplyk.

  5. Kerch city council

    Inventory 1 – 37 files. File 1. Enactments. November – 16 December 1941. 2 pages. File 2. Printed materials. Enactments and directives of the city council and police. 1 November – 10 December 1941. 26 pages. File 3. Printed enactments and orders of Kerch city council and police. 1941. 18 pages. File 4. Notebook of registry of the outgoing papers of the Kerch city council No. 1-2. 1941. File 5. Notebook of registry of the outgoing papers of the Kerch city council No. 3. 1941. File 6. Notebook of registry of the outgoing papers of the Kerch city council No. 4. 1941. File 13. Lists of employee...

  6. Feodosia city council

    • Феодосийская городская управа

    Inventory 1 – 5 files File 1. Orders and enactments. 13 November - 12 December 1941. 94 pages. File 2. Published enactments of the German commandment and city council. 1941. 140 pages. File 3. Published enactments of the German commandment and city council. 1941. 20 pages. File 4. Correspondence with the field commandant and city commandant regarding running of the registry of births, issuing of IDs, distribution of production etc. 1941. File 5. Appeal to Feodosia dwellers to help to rebuild the destroyed city, rules for population, IDs, correspondence on economic matters, list of the perso...

  7. Labor Office of the city of Kerch

    • Керченская биржа труда

    File 1. Lists of employees (shaped out of placer). 2-17.12.1941 File 2. Lists of city dwellers registered by the Kerch Labor Office. File 3. Card index of city dwellers registered by the Kerch Labor Office. Of 3 files the file No. 2 relates to the Holocaust as it contains names and ethnicity of the Krymchaks registered along with the other city dwellers. Lists include information about 3005 persons. Below are examples: Page 5rev: No. 200 Purim Akim Moiseevich, 1893, Krymchak, seller, Kolkhoznaia str., 9. Page 37rev: Bakshi Rakhil Khaimovna, 1887, Krymchak, seamstress, Proletarskaia str., 21...

  8. Office of German commandant of Kerch harbor

    • Канцелярия немецкого коменданта Керченского порта

    File 1. Information about the Jews shot by the Germans, with the names, addresses and their apartments (in Russian and German). 1941. File 2. Lists of workers and copies of the identification papers issued by the commandant of Kerch harbor (in German, translations into Russian are available). 1941.

  9. Kherson Regional Extraordinary Commission to Investigate the Crimes of the German-Fascist Invaders in the Territory of the Kherson Region at the Executive Committee of the Kherson Regional Council of Toilers’ Deputies, City of Kherson (Kherson Region)

    The fond includes a single inventory systematized chronologically. Documents held in the fond include a report of the Regional Extraordinary State Commission summing up the assessment of damages caused by and the investigation of crimes committed by the occupiers in the Kherson region, which contains, among other things, information on murders of Jews (including 10,000 persons in the city of Kherson) and on the functioning of the Kherson ghetto; proceedings of the Commission from 1944-45 on the investigation of the mass execution of 8,780 Jews in anti-tank ditches near the village of Zeleno...

  10. Administration of Holoby district

    • Районна управа с. Голоби
    • Raionna uprava sela Holoby

    Collection includes: information from Holoby district administration to Kovel city administration from 13 August 1941 containing statistics of the population in Holoby district, particularly Jewish population of Holoby district (file 1, p. 3); order from Lutsk oblast (region) administration to the heads of district administrations translating the order issued by the German military authorities prohibiting the Jews to run religious activities and requiring from them to submit all the liturgical things made of precious materials to the local Ortskommandanturen (file 1, p. 8); order by Holoby ...

  11. Чернівецька районна управа (періоду німецько-фашистської окупації), м. Чернівці

    • Chernivtsy district administration
    • Chernivetska raionna uprava

    Orders and correspondence regarding sending Jews to work on road repair and cleaning, to perform public works [inventory 3, file 6].

  12. Районні управи Херсонщини (Об'єднаний архівний фонд)

    • District Boards of Kherson Region (Joint Archival Fund)

    Selected files may contain information about occupation policy of population and the Holocaust: Berislav district board. File 1. Data about population in rural areas; information about the movement of goods, payroll and financial aid. 1941-1942. 93 pages. File 2. Information on the registration of the population. 1941-1942. 30 pages. File 9. Lists of village elders, police officers and their families, farm managerial stuff, former kulaks, who returned to farms. 1944. 14 pages. Genichesk district board. File 13. Correspondence between Rykivsk village board and the heads of rural communities ...

  13. Сільські управи Херсонщини (ОАФ)

    • Village boards of Kherson region (joint collection)

    Selected files presented below can contain information about occupation population policies and the Holocaust: Velykooleksandrivka district, Borozenska village board. File 3. Documents (orders, circulars, information, lists) to collect taxes from the population; list of people born in 1922-1924. 1941-43. 126 pages. File 4. Information on the number of people in the district; acts, property inventory lists of local institutions and organizations. 1942-43. 82 pages. Novohryhor'yivka village board. File 9. Orders, directives, instructions by Velykooleksandrivka Gebietskommissar regarding popul...

  14. Тростянецька районна управа (періоду німецько-фашистської окупації), с. Ладижин Тростянецького району

    • Trostianets district administration
    • Trostianetska raionna uprava

    Documents on the organizational and economic activities of Jewish communities in the ghetto: permission for shoemaking, tailoring and pottery workshops, opening of barbershops, sofas, bakeries, buffets and grocery stores, production of sausage wares, fur trade, small-scale trade [inventory 1, files 84, 88, 104, 110, 130-131; inventory 3, files 17, 20, 36]. An order for the isolation of those sick on typhus in the ghetto [inventory 3, file 1, p. 150; inventory 1, file 11, p. 17]. Orders for the establishment of a Jewish ghetto and a special regime for the detention of prisoners, prohibition ...

  15. Станіславчицька районна управа

    • Stanislavchyk district administration

    Order by pretura of Stanislavchyk district prohibiting to purchase goods from the Jews and to exchange things with them (inventory 1, file 1).

  16. Претура Александерфельдського району Очаківського повіту.

    • District Pretura of the Aleksanderfel'd District, Village of Aleksanderfeld (Ochakov County)

    The fonds’ inventories are systematized according to the structural-chronological principle. Documents on “the Jewish question” contained in the pretura fonds may provisionally be divided into the following thematic groups: 1. Directives of the Romanian civilian and military authorities that defined the legal status of the Jewish population of Transnistria; these include copies of decrees of Transnistria civilian governor G. Alexianu (4 August 1943) on remuneration of Jewish labor in accordance with rates established for the local population; (3 May 1943) on remuneration of the labor of Jew...

  17. Претура Варварівського району, с. Варварівка Варварівського району Очаківського повіту

    • District Pretura of the Varvarovka District, Village of Varvarovka (Ochakov County)

    The fonds’ inventories are systematized according to the structural-chronological principle. Documents on “the Jewish question” contained in the pretura fonds may provisionally be divided into the following thematic groups: 1. Directives of the Romanian civilian and military authorities that defined the legal status of the Jewish population of Transnistria; these include copies of orders of the commander of the Third Army Corps stipulating that Jews working in various Governorate directorates be closely surveilled by gendarme legions; 2. Orders of local authorities dealing with the forced l...

  18. Претура Ландауського району, с. Ландау Ландауського району Березівського повіту

    • District Pretura of the Landau District, Landau Colony (Berezovka County)

    The fonds’ inventories are systematized according to the structural-chronological principle. Documents on “the Jewish question” contained in the pretura fonds may provisionally be divided into the following thematic groups: 1. Directives of the Romanian civilian and military authorities that defined the legal status of the Jewish population of Transnistria; these include copies of Governorate of Transnistria orders halting the use of Jews as Ukrainian language translators (1942); on setting up ghettos for the Jewish population and using Jewish specialists for work in institutions and enterp...

  19. Вінницький міський мировий суд Вінницького окружного комісаріату (періоду німецько-фашистської окупації), м. Вінниця

    • Vinnytsia magistrate court of Vinnytisa gebietskommissariat
    • Vinnytskyi miskyi myrovyi sud Vinnytskoho okruzhnoho komisariatu

    Inventory 1, files 34, 137, 1123, 1133, 1351, 1464, 1554, 1618, 1706, 1708, 1793, 1841, 1846, 1866, 1966, 2142, 2200, 2221, 2244, 2254, 2298, 2320, 2332, 2418, 2773 - uniformed sets of documents, representing criminal and civil cases examined by magistrate court at gebietskommissariat. These include, in particular, the complaints of Jews: the alienation of houses, robbery of property, etc. The cases cover the circumstances in which the damage occurred. The group of civil cases testifies about fining of Jews who did not leave their homes in time and did not move to areas determined by the oc...

  20. Крижопільська районна управа

    • Kryzhopilska raionna uprava
    • Kryzhopil district administration

    The minutes of the meeting of the Kryzhopol district administration contains, in particular, the requirements to wear Jewish marking signs on clothes, to provide the Jews with bread made of flour of second quality [inventory 2, file 5, p. 9], prohibiting Jewish children from attending school [inventory 3, file 15, p. 34], and prohibition to all Jews to walk in the central streets of small towns, and so on. Documents on the organizational and economic activity of Jewish communities in the ghetto: permission for shoe, tailoring and pottery workshops, the opening of barbershops, sofas, bakerie...