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Holding Institution: Державний архів Вінницької області

  1. Дзюньківська сільська управа, с. Дзюньків Плисківського району

    • Dziunkiv village administration
    • Dziunkivska silska uprava

    File 1. Contains an order by Plyskiv district administration to elder of Dzyunkiv village to provide lists of Jews who live in the village; order by Plyskiv district administration to elder of Dzyunkiv village to assist in collection of the stolen Jewish cooper instruments and to deliver them to Plyskiv industrial factory. File 2. Contains an order by Plyskiv district administration to elder of Dzyunkiv village to collect non-ferrous metals in the amount of 32 kg from each Jewish family in two-day term.

  2. Вінницький міський касаційний суд при Вінницькому окружному комісарі

    • Vinnytsa city appeal court at Vinnytsa gebietskommissariat
    • Vinnytskyi miskyi kasatsiynyi sud pry Vinnytskomu okruzhnomy komisari

    Inventory 1, files 18, 24, 28, 43, 45, 90, 91, 102, 139, etc. - uniformed sets of documents, representing criminal and civil cases, produced by cassation courts at the district commissariat. 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 was 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 occupation authorities, or did not contribute their share into the indemnity imposed by the au...

  3. Іллінецька районна управа (періоду німецько-фашистської окупації), м. Іллінці

    • Illintsi district administration
    • Illinetska raionna uprava

    Inventory 1, file 1, pp. 49-51. Announcements regarding living of Jewish population of the town: resettlement into the ghetto, curfew, visiting marketplaces, etc.

  4. Гайсинська міська управа (періоду німецько-фашистської окупації), м. Гайсин

    • Haisyn city administration

    File 2. Lists of able-bodied Jewish individuals in ghetto on Robitnicha street in the town of Haisyn

  5. Архівна колекція документів з історії краю (Вінницька область)

    • Archival collection on the history of Vinnitsa region

    In some files, there are documents on the persecution and mass destruction of the Jewish population during the German-Romanian occupation, photocopies of documents on the preparations for resettlement of Jews into ghettos, announcements of the German and Romanian occupation authorities on taxes and indemnities imposed on the Jewish population of cities of Vinnytsia, Zhmerynka, Haysyn, Mogiliv-Podilsky, a photo of the exhumation of the killed Jewish population of Khmilnyk [inventory 1, file 141, pp. 1, 12, 19, 32]. Copies of chronological informations on the Nazi occupation of locations of V...

  6. Фільтраційні, архівно-слідчі і спостережні справи, трофейні документи, передані з відомчого архіву обласного управління СБУ

    • Filtration files, archival-criminal files and trophy documents transferred from regional SBU archives

    Collection consists of several types of documents. 1. Filtering cases (51531 files). The filtration file is a set of documents about an individual deported from Germany: interrogation protocols, questionnaires, correspondence for obtaining information about the life and activities of the deportee. Among those deported to forced labor in Germany were Jews - teenagers, boys and girls, who with the help of counterfeit documents, under other names saved themselves from the actions of the destruction of the Jewish population and entered the territory of the Reich. 38 filtration cases of Jews wer...