Archival Descriptions

Displaying items 241 to 260 of 296
Language of Description: English
Country: Ukraine
  1. Bureau of the House management No. 3 of the Sumy city administration

    • Контора домоуправління № 3 Сумської міської управи м. Суми
    • Kontora domoupravlinnia #3 Sumskoi miskoi upravy

    Collection contains house-register books, lists of workers in house management and tenants. Inventory information, orders for apartments. Information on the payment of wages. Collection includes house-registers of Sumy dwellers during the German occupation, including the Jewish dwellers (inv. 1, file 25, p. 6, file 42, p. 3, 4, 6, file 43, p. 7, inv. 2, file 7, p. 8, file 29, p. 10).

  2. Marianivka village administration in Syniv district

    • Cільська управа с. Мар'янівка Синівського району
    • Silska uprava s. Marianivka Synivskoho raionu

    Collection contains decisions and orders of the district administration on taxes, supply of agricultural products for the German army, certificates of death and birth, an order on the registration of the population, list of members of the communal economy. File 2, page 75 - contains order by Syniv district administration to celebrate 2-year anniversary of liberation of Ukraine from the Jews and Bolsheviks

  3. 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.

  4. 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).

  5. Clearing house No. 2 at the Romny town administration

    • Роменська друга розрахункова контора Роменської міської управи
    • Romenska druha rozrahunkova kontora Romenskoi miskoi upravy

    Collection contains petitions to grant apartments (file 3, p. 11); report about appropriation of the Jewish belongings (file 3, p. 57); order by the head of town's communal service to appoint a Jewish elder to each Clearing house in order to run effectively the census of the Jewish population (file 4, p. 3).

  6. Bureau of the House management No. 6 of the Sumy city administration

    • Контора домоуправління № 6 Сумської міської управи м. Суми
    • Kontora domoupravlinnia #6 Sumskoi miskoi upravy

    Collection contains house-register books, lists of workers in house management and tenants. Inventory information, orders for apartments. Information on the payment of wages. Collection includes house-registers of Sumy dwellers during the German occupation, including the Jewish dwellers (file 18, p. 19, file 37, p. 25, file 37а, p. 3).

  7. Bureau of the House management No. 8 of the Sumy city administration

    • Контора домоуправління № 8 Сумської міської управи м. Суми
    • Kontora domoupravlinnia #8 Sumskoi miskoi upravy

    Collection contains house-register books, lists of workers in house management and tenants. Inventory information, orders for apartments. Information on the payment of wages. Collection includes house-registers of Sumy dwellers during the German occupation, including the Jewish dwellers (file 12, p. 6, file 31, p. 5, file 35, pp. 32-34).

  8. Колекція. Листи громадян, які служили в німецько-фашистських військових частинах

    • Collection. Letters of persons who served in German-Fascist military units.
    • Kolektsiia. Lysty hromadian, yaki sluzhyly v nimetsko-fashystskykh viiskovykh chastynakh

    File 1. Letters of persons who served in German-Fascist military and police units, 52 pages.

  9. Примарія с. Топали, с. Топали Чорнянського району Одеської області.

    • Village Primaria, Village of Topaly (Chernaia District, Dubossary County)

    The fond includes two inventories systematized according to the structural-chronological principle. Documents in the fond include (op. 1) a report of the primaria of Topaly (Chernaia district) of 8 December 1941 addressed to the Chernaia pretura on the establishment in the territory of the village of Topaly of a Jewish ghetto numbering ninety-one persons and on the selection of its leaders; and lists of Jewish families residing in Topaly, and of Jewish specialists in the Topaly ghetto (1941). The documents are in Romanian and Russian.

  10. Bureau of the House management No. 11 of the Sumy city administration

    • Контора домоуправління № 11 Сумської міської управи м. Суми
    • Kontora domoupravlinnia #11 Sumskoi miskoi upravy

    Collection contains house-register books, lists of workers in house management and tenants. Inventory information, orders for apartments. Information on the payment of wages. Collection includes house-registers of Sumy dwellers during the German occupation, including the Jewish dwellers (file 30, p. 4, file 36, p. 2, file 42, p. 13).

  11. District Council of the Peoples' Delegates and its Executive Committee in Oleksandriia

    • Районна рада народних депутатів та її виконавчий комітет, м. Олександрія
    • Raionna rada ta ii vykonavchyi komitet, m. Oleksandriia

    Collection includes statement by the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission in the town of Oleksandriia about atrocities committed by the German occupiers against the population of the town and the district, particularly in regard to the Jewish population (inventory 3, file 3).

  12. Magistrate of the town of Romny

    • Роменський магістрат

    The order about the city administration. The orders of the burgomaster about execution of the organizers and participants of the guerrilla movement. Postcard by Archbishop Nikanor, heard of Kyiv diocese. Collection includes anti-Jewish orders and antisemitic propaganda materials issued by the occupation authorities and local administration (file 2, pp. 3, 39, 48, 49, 52).

  13. Ukrainian auxiliary police of Volochysk village

    • Українська допоміжна охоронна поліція, с. Волочиськ
    • Ukrainska dopomizhna ohoronna politsiia, s. Volochysk

    Collection contains weekly reports of the local police about their activities in the village. Collection includes weekly report of policeman in Kupil village from August 1942 particularly mentioning exploitation of the Jews in the village (file 1, page 54).

  14. Bureau of the House management No. 10 of the Sumy city administration

    • Контора домоуправління № 10 Сумської міської управи м. Суми
    • Kontora domoupravlinnia #10 Sumskoi miskoi upravy

    Collection contains house-register books, lists of workers in house management and tenants. Inventory information, orders for apartments. Information on the payment of wages. Collection includes house-registers of Sumy dwellers during the German occupation, including the Jewish dwellers (file 35, pp. 13, 14).

  15. Central Library of the city of Kirovohrad

    • Кіровоградська центральна бібліотека
    • Kirovohradska tsentralna biblioteka

    Collection includes lists of prohibited authors received by the Central Library from the Propaganda Staffel-Ukraine through the Stadtskommissariat, totally 266 Ukrainian and foreign authors including those of Jewish origin (file 3, pp. 1-4).

  16. Bureau of the House management No. 9 of the Sumy city administration

    • Контора домоуправління № 9 Сумської міської управи м. Суми
    • Kontora domoupravlinnia #9 Sumskoi miskoi upravy

    Collection contains house-register books, lists of workers in house management and tenants. Inventory information, orders for apartments. Information on the payment of wages. Collection includes house-registers of Sumy dwellers during the German occupation, including the Jewish dwellers (file 52, p. 16).

  17. Clearing house No. 1 at the Romny town administration

    • Роменська перша розрахункова контора Роменської міської управи
    • Romenska persha rozrahunkova kontora Romenskoi miskoi upravy

    Collection includes statements from the Jewish individuals to give them apartments because their own apartments had been occupied by the German soldiers (inventory 1, file 4, p. 4); lists of the Jewish house-owners (inventory 2, file 3, pp. 34, 43).

  18. Department of housing of the Feodosia city council, city of Feodosia

    The following file may be related to the Holocaust history: File 1. Orders of the city board. Estimates for building reconstruction. Acts about faulty housing. Acts on acceptance of abandoned housing. Correspondence on economic issues. 15.03.1942 – 18.03.1944.

  19. Bureau of the House management No. 7 of the Sumy city administration

    • Контора домоуправління № 7 Сумської міської управи м. Суми
    • Kontora domoupravlinnia #7 Sumskoi miskoi upravy

    Collection contains house-register books, lists of workers in house management and tenants. Inventory information, orders for apartments. Information on the payment of wages. Collection includes house-registers of Sumy dwellers during the German occupation, including the Jewish dwellers (file 2, p. 5, file 5, pp. 3, 4, file 45, pp. 15, 16).

  20. Romny Executive committee of the District council of people's delegates

    • Роменський виконавчий комітет районної ради народних депутатів
    • Romenskyi vykonavchyi komitet raionnoi rady narodnyh deputatov

    Collection includes statement by the Soviet extraordinary commission on investigating the German-Fascist crimes about the atrocities committed against Jews, prisoners of war, Soviet activists in the town of Romny and Romny district (inventory 3, file 2, pp. 2-7).