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Country: Serbia

  1. Documents on the Jewish refugees in Dalmatia

    1. Државна комисија за утврђивање злочина окупатора и њихових помагача

    The files contain several personal dossiers of Jews who escaped from the Independent State of Croatia or German occupied Serbia to Dalmatia, then under Italian occupation. There are detailed information about the identity of the refugees, life and the escape-lines used to reach Dalmatia. The dossiers were produced by the Italian authorities in order to keep under control the Jewish refugees. Sometimes they were sent to Italy; in other cases they were kept in Dalmatia or sent to concentration camps in Portorè/Kraljevica and Arbe/Rab. The materials had been produced by Italian police in Dalma...

  2. Jews refugees from the Independent State of Croatia and German occupied Serbia.

    1. Државна комисија за утврђивање злочина окупатора и њихових помагача
    2. Documents on the Holocaust in Serbia and the Independent State of Croatia

    Documents produced in 1941-1942 by Italian authorities in Fiume (Rijeka) and Spalato (Split) about the Jews refugees from the Independent State of Croatia and German occupied Serbia. Details about the number, financial situation, personal data, place of temporary residence. The documents were produced by the Italian authorities in 1941 and 1942.

  3. Publications about the Jews during WWII in Yugoslavia, box 22 f. 7-9

    1. Холокауст

    Publication, articles about the Jews during WWII in Yugoslavia published after the end of the war. Documents and lists of survivors and refugees who came back to Yugoslavia.

  4. Concentration camps in Yugoslavia, box 74

    1. Холокауст

    The file contains materials (documents, testimonies) about the concentration camps and locations for detention of Jews refugees from the Independent State of Croatia and German occupied Serbia in the Italian occupied territories in Yugoslavia: Kraljevica, Rab, Split, Sumartin, Kupari, Lopud, Novi Vinodolski and others. The file contains also materials about the Jewish battalion of the Rab Brigade of the Yugoslav People Liberation Army, established in september 1943 after the collapse of the concentration camp of Rab.

  5. Емигрантска влада Краљевине Југославије

    • Royal Yugoslav Government-in-exile
    • Emigrantska vlada Kraljevine Jugoslavije

    Documents of Yugoslav Government-in-exile during WWII. Original documentsabout activities of dfiferent ministries, among others humanitarian work for Yugoslav POW, refugees, Jews, propaganda regarding War Crimes in Yugoslavia, activities with other Ally governments.

  6. Documents on the Holocaust in Serbia and the Independent State of Croatia

    1. Државна комисија за утврђивање злочина окупатора и њихових помагача

    The file contains material concerning the Jewish refugees from the Independent State of Croatia and German occupied Serbia who managed to flee in 1941 and reach the territories under Italian control (Dalmatia and the city of Fiume/Rijeka). There are also some documents about the Jadovno-Gospic-Pag concentration camps for Serbs and Jews in the Independent State of Croatia. The file contains original documents, police reports and interrogations made by the Italian authorities in 1941, as well as testimonies and interrogations by the postwar Yugoslav authorities.

  7. The concentration camp in Šabac

    1. Државна комисија за утврђивање злочина окупатора и њихових помагача

    Materials about the concentration camp in Sabac. The camp was active from 1941 to 1944. It was established first of all for the Jews of the so called "Kladovo Transport", a group of about 1.200 Jewish refugees who had fled from Nazi persecution in the Third Reich in 1938. In their attempt to reach Palestina, they were stopped on the Yugoslav-Romanian border and sent to Šabac. After the German invasion they were all arrested. Men would be all shot in October 1941, while women and children would be sent in December to the Sajmiste concentration camp in Belgrade and then killed with the other ...