Archival Descriptions

Displaying items 121 to 140 of 296
Language of Description: English
Country: Ukraine
  1. Gebietskommissariat of Kirovohrad

    • Кіровоградський гебітскомісаріат
    • Kirovohradskyi gebietskomisariat

    Collection contains circulars, orders from the Reich commissar of Ukraine, general commissar of the Mykolayiv district to introduce new agrarian order, on the creation of agricultural companies, export of livestock and agricultural products to Germany, on increasing working hours for workers. Lists of workers and employees of institutions, enterprises of the city. Individuals' applications for the issuance of night passes. Questionnaires and lists of German persons (folksdeutche). Correspondence with the General Commissioner of the Mykolaiv District on administrative and economic Issues. Co...

  2. Kirovohrad city administration

    • Кіровоградська міська управа
    • Kirovohradska miska uprava

    Collection contains order of the German military commandant's office No. 679 on the establishment and organization of the Kirovohrad city administration. Orders of the German civilian commandant of the city of Kirovohrad. Orders of the city government on administrative and economic issues and orders on the personnel of the city council. Minutes of meetings of the city council. Information on the number of people and unemployed dwellers of Kirovohrad as of 14.09.1941. Directory of villages of Mykolaiv, Kherson and Kirovograd regions with data on the total number of their population and the n...

  3. Hmeliove district administration in Hmelivskyi district

    • Хмелівська районна управа; с. Хмельове Хмелівського району
    • Hmelivska raionna uprava; s. Hmeliove Hmelivskoho raionu

    Collection includes information from 22 December, 1941 by the chef of civilian administration at the town of Mala Vyska about execution of several Jewish persons in retaliation for firing an apartment of the Gebietskommissar (file 1, p. 4).

  4. Torhovytsia village administration in Pidvysotskyi district

    • Торговицька сільська управа; с. Торговиці Підвисоцького району
    • Torhovytska silska uprava, s. Torhovytsy Pidvysotskoho raionu

    Collection includes lists of the Jewish belongings which were distributed for free among the Germans and local non-Jewish population in the village of Torhovytsi on 22 May 1942 (file 13, p. 6-10); list of the Jews in Torhovytsia (file 13, p. 16); list of the Jews who were imposed with taxes according to the order of the German commandant (file 13, p. 3).

  5. Novoarhangelsk district administration

    • Новоархангельська районна управа
    • Novoarhangelska raionna uprava

    Collection includes instruction from 29 December 1941 by commissar of Hrushka district regarding registration and marking of the Jewish population, as well as prohibition to the Jews to convert into Christianity and to change their names (file 2, p. 11).

  6. Statistical Bureau of Simferopol City Council

    • Городское статистическое бюро Симферопольской городской управы

    The following files contain statistical information about Jewish and Krymchak population of Simferopol and the Crimea during the Nazi occupation: File 1. Statistical reports for November and December 1941. File 2. Statistical reports for January 1942. File 3. Statistical reports for February 1942. File 4. Statistical reports for March 1942. File 5. Statistical reports for April 1942. File 6. Statistical reports for May 1942. File 7. Statistical reports for June 1942. File 8. Information on the age and gender composition of the population of Simferopol and its suburbs. 01.12.1941 – 01.01.194...

  7. 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...

  8. 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...

  9. 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...

  10. 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.

  11. Collection of house register books of the house management at the housing department of Simferopol city administration

    • Колекція будинкових книг домоуправлінь міського житлового відділу Симферопольського міського управління

    Books contain listing of city dwellers registered in each street of the city of Simferopol. Books of 1941 contain names of Jewish dwellers as well.

  12. Crimean Republican Extraordinary State Commission for Investigation of crimes of the German-Fascist invaders and damage caused by them to the citizens, collective farms, civic organizations, state enterprises and establishments of the Crimean ASSR

    • Крымская Республиканская чрезвычайная комиссия по установлению и расследованию злодеяний немецко-фашистских захватчиков и их сообщников и причиненного ими ущерба гражданам, колхозам, общественным организациям, государственным предприятиям и учреждениям КрАССР
    • Державний архів в Автономній Республіці Крим
    • P-1289
    • English, Russian, Ukrainian
    • 1943-1944
    • 205 files in two inventories. Inventory 1 holds titles of 28 files, which contain information about German and Romanian atrocities in the Crimean localities. Inventory 2 holds titles of 100 files, which contain information about material damage caused by the German and Romanian occupiers.

    Inventory 1 - 28 files. File 1. Statements of the Extraordinary Commissions in the cities of Simferopol, Sevastopol, and in Simferopol, Sevastopol, Bakhchisarai and Yalta districts. 1944. 87 pages. File 1а. Statements of the Extraordinary Commission in Sevastopol. 1944. 61 pages. File 2. Statements of the Extraordinary Commissions in the city of Kerch, and in Ak-Sheikh and Telman districts. 1944. 191 pages. File 2а. Statements of the Extraordinary Commission in Simferopol district. 1944. 94 pages. File 3. Statements of the Extraordinary Commissions in Feodosia and Kerch. 1944. 46 pages. Fil...

  13. Префектура Очаківського повіту, м. Очаків Очаківського повіту.

    • County Prefecture of the Ochakov County, Town of Ochakov, Governorate of Transnistria

    The fonds’ inventories are systematized according to the structural-chronological principle. Included are directives of the Romanian occupation authorities dealing with restrictive and discriminatory measures with regard to the Jewish population of Transnistria: an order of the governor of Transnistria that Jews be employed only by permission of the Directorate of Labor and the General Inspectorate of the Gendarmerie (1943); copy of a decree of the Governorate of Transnistria (4 August 1943) that Jewish labor be compensated at 75% of the salary established for local residents; a telephonogr...

  14. 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...

  15. 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...

  16. 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...

  17. Голтська міська примарія, м. Голта Голтського повіту.

    • Golta Town Primaria (Golta District, Golta County)

    Inventories of the fonds’ files are systematized chronologically. Materials housed in the fonds include a copy of an order of the Sixth Army Corps forbidding the use of Jews as couriers (1943); lists of Jewish specialists working in the primaria technical service and in workshops in the city of Golta (1943); a receipt of the Golta hydroelectric power plant for payment for the illumination of the forced labor camp for Jews located at the former October 25 factory on Radzhele Mikhai Street (1943); a list of food items necessary for Camp no. 1 and the Golta ghetto for June 1943, and also of ex...

  18. Префектура Голтського повіту, м. Голта Голтського повіту.

    • County Prefecture of the Golta County, Town of Golta, Governorate of Transnistria

    The fonds’ inventories are systematized according to the structural-chronological principle. Included are directives of the Romanian occupation authorities dealing with restrictive and discriminatory measures with regard to the Jewish population of Transnistria: an order of the Golta prefecture that Jews be sent from the local ghetto to work at the Akmechetka camp (Domanevka district) (1943); copies of decrees (7 December 1942) of Transnistria governor G. Alexianu on procedures for the internment of the Jewish population in ghettos and on using Jews for work in institutions, enterprises, an...

  19. Примарія села Мар'янівка Велико-Врадіївського району Голтського повіту

    • Village Primaria, Village of Mar’ianovka (Velikaia Vradievka District, Golta County)

    Inventories of the fonds’ files are systematized chronologically. Materials housed in the fonds include list of Jews residing in the territory of the village of Mar’ianovka (1942) The documents are in Romanian, Russian, and Ukrainian.

  20. Претура Мостівського району, с. Мостове Мостівського району Березівського повіту.

    • District Pretura of the Mostovoe District, Village of Mostovoe (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; 2. Orders of local authorities dealing with the forced labor of the Jewish population; 3. Documents on the situation of Jewish doctors and on hygiene and sanitary conditions in which the Jews of Transnistria lived; 4. Materials on financ...