displaced persons camps in germany records from yivo rg-67.020m

Displaced persons camps in Germany records from YIVO RG-67.020M

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Descriptive summary Title: Nachman Zonabend collection Dates: 1939-1944 Accession number: 1996.A.0270 Extent: 117 microfilm reels (35 mm) Repository: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives, 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place SW,

Washington, DC 20024-2126 Languages: German English Yiddish

Scope and content of collection

Consists of records of displaced persons (DP) camps and centers, which were collected by YIVO between 1946-1954. Includes information about Jewish organizations and committees that supported DPs, the occupation authorities, antisemitism, liberation day celebrations, annual congresses, material needs, the housing shortage in Germany, cultural activities, the Jewish community of Berlin, searches for surviving family members, religious life, the placement of Jewish orphans, the Red Cross, relations with American Jewish communities, and immigration possibilities.

Administrative Information Restrictions on access: No restrictions on access. Restrictions on reproduction and use: For scholarly use only, no reproduction without permission.

Films shall not be copied or shared in any way with another individual or institution. Information on these films of a personal or confidential nature shall not be shared with third parties, neither through hard copy printouts nor by making copy films. For permission to reproduce documents write to the Chief Archivist, YIVO Archives at: [email protected].

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Acquisition information: From YIVO record group 294.2.They were generated by the Jewish DP

institutions in Germany after WWII and were transferred to YIVO between 1948 and 1954, following the closing of the camps and dissolution of DP institutions. In 1963 a separate record group was formed of these materials and a preliminary inventory was compiled by Zosa Szajkowski. The arrangement of the records and preparation of the finding aid were completed by Marek Web in 1986. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the filmed collection via the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum International Archives Project in 1996.

Existence and location of originals: Yivo Institute for Jewish Research Related materials: Web, Marek. Guide to the Records of the Nachman Zonabend Collection: 1939-

1944, RG 241. New York: Center for Jewish History, 2004. System of arrangement

Organized in 19 series: 1. Central Committee of the Liberated Jews in the American Zone; 2. Camps and centers, A-E; 3. Camps, Feldafing; 4. Camps, Foehrenwald; 5. Camps, F-Z; 6. Union of Employees of the Central Committee; 7. Union of Invalids; 8; Union of Jewish Students; 9. Landsmanshaften; 10. Jewish Actors Union; 11. Various DP Unions; 12. Zionist Parties; 13. ORT; 14. AJDC; 15. Various Organizations; 16. Miscellaneous Printed Matter; 17. Central Jewish Committee of the British Zone; 18. French Zone and Berlin; 19. Supplements of various series.

Historical Note

The Displaced Persons Camps and Centers in Germany came into existence in 1945 as a result of the liberation of masses of inmates from the Nazi concentration camps and forced labor units. The term “displaced person” (DP) was used by the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) and by the Allied military commands to describe the persecuted persons driven by the Nazis from their native countries into Germany and Austria. Of the nearly 6,000,000 DPs, who at the end of the war were found in Central Europe, there were only about 50,000 Jewish survivors. But while most of the DPs were repatriated at a rapid pace, the Jewish survivors from Eastern Europe did not want to return to their country of origin and demanded that they be allowed to emigrate to Palestine. A report to President Truman by his special envoy Earl G. Harrison on August 1, 1945 supported the assertion that the Jewish DPs could not be repatriated and that they should be considered as Jews rather than nationals of their native countries, and that 100,000 immigration certificates to Palestine should be provided for them through the Jewish Agency. These recommendations were accepted by the military government in the U.S. zone where there was the highest concentration of Jewish DPs. As a result, separate camps and centers were set up by the UNRRA for the Jews, although the first Jewish DP camp in Feldafing was organized prior to the Harrison report. At the same time, the Jewish DP population began to grow quickly as a result of the flight of Jewish survivors from Poland, which continued through 1946 and became especially intensive after the pogrom in Kielce on July 4, 1946. Also, in the spring of 1947 about 20,000 Rumanian

Jews took refuge in Austria and Germany. This infiltration of refugees from Eastern Europe brought the total number of Jewish DP’s in February of 1947 to 184,000. The American authorities recognized the need to receive the refugees and establish for them a “temporary haven” in the U.S. Zone. This policy was in force until April 12, 1947, when any further infiltration by the refugees into the U.S. Zone was barred by the military. The British Zone was closed off to the refugees much earlier, on December 5, 1945. The establishment of the State of Israel in May, 1948, aided by the introduction in the U.S. of the Displaced Persons Act of 1948, brought about a solution to the DP problem. By 1951 a great majority had emigrated to Israel and to the U.S. The last of the DP camps was closed in 1953. Faced with postwar chaos and uncertain of their future, the Jewish DPs began organizing themselves after liberation. The very first meetings of the representatives of Jewish survivors in the American Zone were held as early as June 24, 1945 at the Flak-Kaserne in Munich and on June 1, 1945 in the Feldafing camp. Instrumental at organizing these meetings was Abraham Klausner, a chaplain of the U.S. Army, and the members of the Jewish Brigade who arrived from Italy for the express purpose of contacting the survivors. These initial contacts led to the conference in St. Ottilien which opened on July 25 with the participation of ninety-four delegates from all over Germany. The conference elected the Central Committee of the Liberated Jews in Bavaria, but it did not succeed in establishing one representation for all survivors in Germany. Separate committees of survivors were organized in the British and French zones. On January 27, 1946 the first Congress of Shearit-Ha-Pleita was opened in Munich. The Congress elected a new Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the American Zone of Germany. In the following years two more congresses of survivors were held. The second congress took place in Bad Reichenhall on February 25, 1947. The third congress, again in Bad Reichenhall, convened on March 30, 1948. Each congress elected a new Central Committee and a Council. The Central Committee assumed the tasks of the Council of determining policy directions. The Central Committee was headed by a chairman, a vice-chairman, and a general secretary. These functionaries, along with four other Central Committee members, comprised the Presidium. This group was in charge of all daily operations of the Central Committee. The first chairman of the Central Committee was Avi Grinberg. Upon his departure for Israel in 1946, David Treger took over the post and remained at it until 1949. Pesakh Piekatch was the last chairman, presiding over the period of dissolution of the DP camps and liquidation of the Central Committee. Among other members of the Central Committee were J. Olejski, A. Blumovitch, B. Pliskin, J. Ratner, H. Eife, A. Melamed, M. Chwoinik, C. Fefer, S. Schlamovitch, S. Snief, Sultanek. The first chairman of the Council was S. Gringauz but was replaced in 1947 by R. Rubenstein. The Central Committee was officially recognized by the U.S. military authorities in the summer of 1946. In the letter of recognition dated September 7, 1946 the U.S. Army Commanding General Joseph T. MacNarney specified the committee’s functions as:

“a. Operational: On a zone level, the Central Committee may function within its available resources, in those welfare activities which are supplementary to the operations of the army, UNRRA and its associated voluntary agencies, which are in

accord with the general policy of the Military and UNRRA in regard to the care of displaced persons, and which are approved by the official Liaison Officer. b. Consultative: The Central Committee may furnish the army and establish welfare agencies, advise on the specific needs of the Jewish Displaced Persons, and shall in turn insure that the official interpretation of the policies of the military authorities are transmitted to the group it represents. c. Representative: The Central Committee may act on behalf of those Jewish Displaced Persons whom it represents as an advisory capacity to the military authorities in the U.S. Zone, as the ultimate solutions of their problems of rehabilitation and resettlement. This advice will normally be presented through the Liaison Officer.”

In addition, a multitude of political, cultural, educational, and professional organizations were active among the DPs, which contributed to a sense of an organized community, if only in transition. The Central Committee was dissolved in 1950, at the time when all of the camps and centers in the American Zone had been liquidated. The Jewish self-government in the British Zone was the first to be established by the Jewish DPs in Central Europe. The first Jewish DP committee was organized by the inmates of Bergen-Belsen on April 17, just two days after the liberation of the camp. Joseph Rosenzaft was named the chairman of this committee. Several weeks later an expanded Central Jewish Committee was established, which represented not just the Bergen-Belsen camp but also other Jewish DP centers in the British Zone. The survivors of this zone held their first Congress of Liberated Jews on September 25-27, 1945 in Bergen-Belsen. The second Congress of the Survivors was held on July 20-23, 1947 in Bad Harzburg. The Bergen-Belsen camp was closed in September 1950. The last DP’s to emigrate from the British Zone departed on August 15, 1951. The Jewish DPs in the French Zone were represented by the Comite Central des Juifs Liberes in Constance. Its secretary general was M. Gerstenfeld. The Jewish DP group in the French Zone was the smallest of all zones, comprising in 1947 some 1800 persons. Until 1947, UNRRA was the officially designated administrator of the DP program. In 1947 the International Refugee Organization (IRO, PCIRO) took over the task of caring for the DPs and seeing to the final resolution of the problem. On the Jewish side, the American Joint Distribution Committee, the Jewish Agency, the World Jewish Congress, and ORT contributed their shares to the maintenance of the camps and subsequent dispersion of the DP’s through emigration.

Indexing terms

Central Jewish Committee (CJC) Zentralkomitee der befreiten Juden in der Amerikanischen Zone. American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee.

International Committee of the Red Cross. Refugee camps--Germany. Holocaust survivors--Germany. Jewish refugees--Germany--History--20th century. World War, 1939-1945--Refugees. Jewish orphans--Germany--Berlin.

CONTAINER LIST

Collection description (provided by YIVO) The records of the DP centers in Germany were received in YIVO from various donors between the years 1946 – 1954. In 1963 a separate record group was formed of these materials and a preliminary inventory was compiled by Zosa Szajkowski. The arrangement of the records and preparation of the finding aid were completed by Marek Web in 1986. These records were gathered as a result of a wide collection project which was begun by YIVO in Europe in 1945. The aim of the project was to locate and collect archival materials on the Holocaust and postwar years of Jewish revival in war-ravaged Europe. The history of the Jewish displaced persons figured prominently in this project. In the beginning YIVO issued appeals to the DPs in the camps and centers and organized voluntary committees of YIVO friends to stimulate the gathering of relevant materials. In 1948 a special YIVO representative was appointed to direct the collection activities and secure for YIVO the records of the DP institutions. This post was occupied by Mordecai Bernstein, who, between the years of 1948 – 1952, arranged the transfer to YIVO of the bulk of DP records from Germany. A total of 603 parcels containing documents, microfilms, and books were received here as a result of his efforts. The record group is a conglomerate of files whose provenance is varied. The majority of the files originated in one or other DP institution which made it possible to group the tiles in series according to the provenance and to impose on the entire collection an overall order resembling the internal organization of the Shearit Ha’pleita in Germany. Establishing the origin of a file was often made difficult by lack of file titles or other identification. The DP bureaucracy had never really taken root and the organizational framework of the DP institutions was characterized by many changes, especially from 1948 onward. A number of folders within a series overlap in time as well as in subject but they were left intact in order to document the function these papers were supposed to serve. Equally, items which were received in small numbers from miscellaneous donors were not interfiled with files of same or similar subject but assembled in separate series to indicate their different origin. The records are organized in 19 series:

Series 1 includes files of the Central Committee and of its various departments as well as of the Central Court of honor. The story of the founding of the Jewish DP administration and its rapid development is especially well documented in these files (Folders 1 to 299). Series 2 through 5 includes files of 43 local DP centers such as camps, open communities, and regional committees. The arrangement is alphabetical by the center’s name. The contents and quantity of each center’s files vary widely, from just a few items to an extensive archive. By far the largest in the latter category are the records of Camp Feldafing (series 3). Comprising almost 300 folders, these materials give a detailed picture of a Jewish DP camp, its administration, its economy, cultural life, and political activities. Another large camp archive is that of Camp Foehrenwald (series 4). It includes about 170 files of the camp’s court of honor, a most interesting resource for studying the self-imposed code of law and the perception of justice among the camp population. Substantial quantities of records exist also for camps Lampertheim, Landsberg, Rochelle, Schwabach, and in the British Zone, Bergen-Belsen. Series 6 through 12 includes files of professional, social, cultural, and political organizations that were established by the DP’s in the U.S. Zone. These are largely records of professional unions and associations whose main concerns were living conditions, health care matters, and personal welfare of their members. Political groups, mainly Zionist parties, are represented to a much lesser extent in these files. The records of the DP organizations accentuate the vigorous drive by the Jewish DPs to create a coherent network of institutions which were important parts in the fabric of this transitory community. Unsure of the future, the DPs resolved to organize as a political force in order to be able to press for their rights and goals (Folders 1047 – 1389). Series 13-14 include records of ORT and AJDC offices in the American Zone. (Folders 1370 – 1534). Series 15-19 include, among others, materials of the Central Jewish Committee for the British Zone in Bergen-Belsen and the files on Jewish DP’s in the French Zone and in Berlin.

In addition to the records of the DP centers in Germany, there is a collection of photographs which depict daily life and major events in the DP centers. 76 localities are represented in this collection. There are extensive files of photographs on Bergen-Belsen, Berlin, Feldafing, Landsberg, Munich, Stuttgart. This record group is a major resource on the history of the Jewish displaced persons in the post World War Two period. While it covers a wide range of aspects of the DP situation in Germany, it is most distinctly related to the reconstruction of Jewish live after the Holocaust and the preparation of the survivors for their new destination. SERIES DESCRIPTION Folder #

Series 1: Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the American Zone 1 – 229 Congresses 1 – 11 Presidium of the Central Committee 12 – 83 Personnel Department 84 – 100 Central Audit Commission 101 – 112 Cultural Department 113 – 156 Central Historical Commission 157 – 161 Various Departments 162 – 175 Emigration 162 – 165 Finance 166 Economic 167 Internal Provisioning 168 – 172 Health Department 173 – 174 Information and Propaganda 175 Central Court of Honor 176 – 219 Legal Department 220 – 229

Series 2: Camps and Centers, A – E 230 – 259

Amberg, community 230 – 241 Augsburg, community 242 Bad Reichenhall, camp 243 Bamberg 244 – 246 Berchtesgaden, rest home 247 Deggendorf, camp 248 – 249 Eggenfelden, camp 250 Eschwege, camp 251 – 259

Series 3: Camp Feldafing 260 – 557

Presidium and camp administration 260 – 372 Housing Office 373 – 377 Provisioning Office 378 – 383 Economic Office 384 – 388 Clothing Office 389 – 392 Employment Office 393 – 402 Sanitation and Health Care Office 403 – 421 Cultural Commission 422 – 454 Religious Office 455 – 459 Audit Commission 460 – 466 Camp Police 467 – 469 Various Offices 470 – 487 Organizations and individuals including: Jewish Labor Committee, Vaad 488 – 527 L’Sherut Ha’am Landsmanshaftn, sports clubs, Mifkadat Hagana Camp court 528 – 557

Series 4: Camp Foehrenwald 558 – 762

Camp Committee 558 – 564 Registration Office 565 – 574 Sanitation and Health Care Office 575 – 581

Finance Office 582 – 583 Miscellaneous 584 – 595 Camp court 596 – 762

Series 5: Camps and Centers, F-Z 763 – 1046

Frankfurt, community and camp 763 – 767 Fritzlar, camp 768 Fulda, community 769 – 773 Gauting, hospital 774 – 775 Gebelstadt, camp 776 – 784 Gersfeld, community 785 – 787 Hasenecke, camp 788 – 805 Heidelberg, community 806 Heidenheim, camp 807 Hofgeismar, camp 808 Kassel, region 809 – 815 Krailing-Planegg, community 816 Lampertheim, camp 817 – 823 Landau, community 824 – 833 Landsberg, camp 834 – 866 Munich, region 867 – 872 Neu-Freimann, camp 873 – 880 Neu-Ulm, camp 881 – 882 Plattling, community 883 Pocking Waldstadt, camp 884 Poppendorf, camp 885 Regensburg, region 886 – 890 Rochelle, camp 891 – 932 Schwabach, community 933 – 952 Schwaebisch Hall, camp 976 – 996 Straubing, community 997 Stuttgart, region 998 – 1011 Tirschenreuth, camp 1012 Vilseck, camp 1013 – 1024 Wetzlar, camp 1025 – 1030 Windsheim, camp 1031 – 1036 Zeilsheim, camp 1037 – 1038 Various camps 1039 – 1046

Series 6: Union of Employees in the Central Committee 1047 – 1074 Series 7: Union of Invalids 1075 – 1190 Series 8: Union of Jewish Students 1191 – 1276

Union of Jewish Students in the American Zone 1191 – 1232 Union of Jewish Students in Munich 1233 – 1276

Series 9: Landsmandshaftn 1277 – 1298

Series 10: Jewish Actors Union 1299 – 1338 Series 11: Various DP Unions 1339 – 1352 Series 12: Zionist parties 1353 – 1389 Series 13: ORT 1390 – 1496 Series 14: AJDC 1497 – 1537 Series 15: Various organizations (addenda) 1538 – 1564 Series 16: Miscellaneous printed matter 1565 – 1569 Series 17: British Zone (Central Jewish Committee, Bergen-Belsen) 1570 – 1627 Series 18: Berlin, French Zone 1628 – 1635 Series 19: Supplements of various series 1636

INVENTORY Series 1: Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the American Zone Reel 1: Folder Frame Contents

Congresses 1 1 First Congress of the Survivors in the American Zone, January 27 – 29,

1946, various materials. 2 7 Second Congress of the Survivors in the American Zone, February 25 –

27, 1947. Various materials. Includes regrets from the VIP’s for not coming. 3 140 Same, reports of the Central Committee and of its departments. 4 361 Third Congress of the Survivors in the American Zone, March 30 – April

2, 1948. Various materials. 5 549 Same, minutes and reports. 6 652 Congresses, 1946 – 1948. Election posters. 7 728 Same, General Zionists and other Zionist groups.

8 667 Same, Poale Zion-Hitakhdut. 9 750 Same, Revisionists. 10 785 Same, Zionist-Socialists (United Zionist-Socialist Worksr Bloc). 11 828 Same, Agudath Israel. Presidium of the Central Committee 12 840 Regulations for various departments of the Central Committee, 1947 –

1948. 13 857 Signatures of departments heads attesting to reading the memoranda

and other issuances of the Presidium, 1947 – 1948. 14 958 Announcements about meetings of the Central Committee, 1947.

Reel 2: Folder Frame Contents

15 1 Correspondence log of the Council of Liberated Jews in the American Zone, June 1947 – February 1948.

16 19 Incoming correspondence with the camps, August – December 1945. 17 339 Incoming correspondence with refugee centers in Germany, mainly with

Munich, 1945. 18 397 Correspondence of chaplain Klausner and other members of the Central

Committee, 1945 – 1946. 19 427 Outgoing alphabetical correspondence of the Central Committee,

incomplete, 1945 – 1945. Includes letter F, mainly Feldafing camp. 20 463 Same, G. 21 521 Same, H – K. 22 564 Same, L. 23 635 Same, M – N. 24 675 Same, O – P. 25 727 Same, R – S. 26 802 Same, T – W.

27 871 General alphabetical correspondence, 1945 – 1946, A – F. Includes

communications from the U.S. Military authorities and letters from abroad. 28 1153 Same, K – Z.


29-33 1 General correspondence, July – December, 1946. Files of A. Blumovitch. 34 454 Incoming correspondence, May 1946 – August 1950. Includes

information about paintings done in the Vilna Ghetto for Goering; memorandum on the JDC role in provisioning of the camps, December 27, 1947; report of the Jewish committee in Dachau, August 27, 1947.

35 744 General correspondence, May 1946 – January 1947. Includes inventory

and financial report of the Central Committee to the JDC, May 10, 1946 (incomplete); agreement between the Central Committee and the JDC about provisioning and other matters, June 28, 1946; formation of the Jewish committee in Planegg; protest of the employees’ union to the Central Committee against the intervention of the Vaad Harabonim concerning the distribution of margarine instead of butter; memorandum on the activity of the Central Review Commission, December 31, 1946.

36 786 File of Zvi Grinberg, 1946. Includes his report to the Central Committee,

March 31, 1946; JDC report of August 5, 1946 on provisioning and transportation, September 1945 – July 1946; letter to Edward M. Warberg protesting the attitude of the JDC toward the displaced persons.

37 830 Incoming correspondence, 1947-48. File of Shmul Schlamovich.

Includes: order to DP’s on clearing of Hotel Kreuzer in Bad Worishofen, May 17, 1948; medical examination of emigrants to Israel, June 6, 1948; incidents at the conference of Rumanian Jews.

38 955 Same as above: Includes party representation in the distribution of

provisions; raid in the Kassel DP camp; decisions of the Rehabilitation Commission; project of a hospital to be named after Gen. Lucius D. Clay; report of the Religious Affairs Office of the Frankfurt committee; list of 20 local branches of the religious sport club “Eli-Zur”; a statement of PCIRO about Palestine and reply by the Jewish Agency May 1948.

39 1046 Same as above: Includes: fate of the synagogue in Floss; anonymous

anti-Semitic letter in Kulmbach; list of members of the Frankfurt Regional Committee; letter by the Central Committee to the Congress for Jewish Culture in New York on the “Bund” membership among the survivors, September 8, 1948.


40 1 Correspondence, 1947 – 1950. Files of Pesakh Piekatch. Includes: list of instructors in the Munich ORT school, December 18, 1947; statistics of the election to the Congress of Survivors in the American Zone, April 1948; Federation of Rumanian Jews; circular letter and informational bulletin of the Union of Jewish Invalids; minutes of the distribution office at the Central Committee, March 1949; correspondence of the Jewish Agency about students.

41 120 Same, includes: minutes of the distribution office of the JDC; materials

of the Central Liquidation Commission; report of the polyclinic and the central Jewish pharmacy, May 15, 1949; list of employees in the Central Committee, May 1950; report of the regional Regensburg-Bamberg conference, June 10, 1948; minutes of the regional committee in Kassel, 1948.

42 276 Mainly correspondence of Philip Auerbach and other German officials

on indemnification. 43 439 Reports of various sections of the Central Committee, 1946 – 1948. 44 814 Same, various materials about the court of honor including statues and

report of the court; report of the Stuttgart police about Dr. Eugen L. Schmucker, March 12, 1947; efforts of the Jewish community in Weiden Oberpfalz (upper Palatinate) to reclaim a prayer room from a German; accusations against a Ukranian DP, Nicola Kowaluschin; returned letter of the Central Committee to witnesses in Poland concerning the war criminals, Roman Switenko and Vladimir Jagelowski.

45 878 Reports of departments for productivity, economy, agriculture,

transportation, and others. 46 934 Reports of departments, 1946: organization, employees, culture, health,

agriculture.


47 1 Yearly and other periodic reports of various departments, 1946 – 1948. 48 222 Circulars of various departments, April 1948 – March 1949. 49 387 Correspondence with Jewish communities, 1948 – 1950; Ampfing,

Auschau, Attel, Augsburg, Bad Kissingen, Bad Worishofen, Bamberg, Berchtesgaden, Bindlach, Bodenhausen, Bonn, Breslau, Foehrenwald, Feldafing, Frankfurt, Furstenfeldbruck, Hamburg, Hengersberg, Hockel, Landsberg, Leipheim, Lubeck, Marburg, Nordheim, Passau, Regensburg, Rendsburg,

Rosenheim, Schwandorf, Straubing, Stuttgart, Tirschenreuth Opf., Ulm-Hindenburg.

50 520 Correspondence of the Central Committee, 1946, including: incident

with an American soldier; hunger strike of 19 convicts in Landsberg; minutes of a meeting of the Central Committee with Philip Auerbach, November 1, 1946; minutes of a meeting of the Central Committee with a representative of the Jewish Agency about hakhsharot.

51 635 Correspondence of Finance Department, 1947 – 1949. 52 686 Correspondence of the Health Department with the JDC, 1947 – 1949. 53 704 Correspondence of the Central Committee with the World Jewish

Congress, 1947 – 1950. 54 734 General correspondence, 1947 – 1950. Files of Haskel Eife. Includes:

Bavarian Ministry of State for Education and Religion on taking over 49 D.P. schools, July 1, 1950; invalids and other health matters; agreement between the Central Committee, JDC and Jewish Agency about educational and cultural activities, March 26, 1947; list of offices of Agudat Harabonim; appeal by a Jewish hospital patient to send a baal tfila (precentor), shofar, and a Torah scroll.

55 829 Correspondence with local committees, 1947 – 1950. Files of H. Eife. 56 874 Correspondence of the Central Committee with the various camps and

other centers, 1947-48. Includes: request by kibbutz “Nokham” (Zionist-Socialists) in Greifenberg about fixing a budget; liquidation of the camp Bad Reichenhall; report from Bad Tolz, August 3, 1947.

57 901 Correspondence and other materials, 1946-47, 1950. Includes: letter of

the Central Committee in the British Zone, December 23, 1946; report of the delegation of the Central Committee in the USA, December 13, 1946; Bet Yaakov seminar near Passau; Union of Jewish Physicians; memorandum of the Histadrut Hamorim (Teachers’ Association), March 11, 1947; report of the Central Audit Commission to the 2nd Congress of Survivors, February 1947. JDC report about Jewish students in the American Zone, March 15, 1947; Jewish students in Heidelberg, February 25, 1947

58 1045 Miscellaneous records of the Presidium, 1947. Includes: agreement

between the Central Committee and the Bavaria State Secretary for Racially Persecuted; working plan of the Presidium; agreement with the JDC about the employment program, February 11, 1947; minutes of the Presidium, June 18, July 9 and 24, August 4, August 10, 1947; report of a visit to the regional committees of Frankfurt, Kassel, and Stuttgart, March – April 1947.

59 1090 Same, includes: indemnification; Central Audit Commission; acceptance of the revisionists in the regional committee of Kassel.

60 1127 Same, 1949, mainly about indemnification.


61 1 Same, 1947 – 1950. Minutes and reports of various bodies, including: Council of Survivors; Executive of Mas Am Lokhem; Zionist Federation; Central Audit Commission; regional conference in Regensburg, March 10, 1940; Rehabilitation Commission.

62 68 Same, including: Union of Employees in the Central Committee; report

on the dissolution of camps, February 7, 1949; charge against the court of honor which continues its work in spite of the decision to dissolve it; statement about an accusation in the “Pariser Neue Presse” against Dr. Grinberg; a New Year’s card from Dr. Philip Auerbach; status of the Rehabilitation Commission of the Central Committee; director of personnel for 1946 – 1949; lists of workers in the Central Committee and their political orientations, October 29, 1947; statutes of the employees in the Central Committee; memorandum of the JDC to the Central Committee, December 19, 1947.

63 255 Same. Reports and circular letters of various sections of the Central

Committee, 1947-48. Including: reports of the Audit Commission on the camp Eschwege and region of Kassel.

64 322 Various materials of the Central Committee, 1945-48 including: appeal

to the conference of the foreign ministers in Moscow; proposal for collaboration between the Central Committee, JDC, American Jewish Committee, and OSE regarding health services; project for the creation of a fund for special purposes.

65 355 Same, May 1946, November 1947, including: minutes of a session of the

regional committee for Lower Bavaria and Upper Palatinate, Regensburg, June 17, 1946; charter meeting of the Jewish Physicians’ Union, June 21, 1946; protest resolutions of Camp Schliessee against Great Britain, August 25, 1946; JDC report on the influx of Jewish refugees into the American Zone, August 1946.

66 420 Correspondence with Italian, Czech, and French liaison officers about

travel permits for DP’s to look for relatives, and about emigration, 1945-46. 67 528 Correspondence with the World Jewish Congress about its plenary

assembly, 1948. 68 671 Correspondence with the State Commissioner for the care of Jews in

Bavaria, November – December 1945.

69 707 Correspondence with the State Commissioner for indemnification to the Victims of Religious and Political Persecution in Bavaria, July – October 1947.

70 914 Indemnity accounts for medical care, March 1947 – January 1948. 71 1023 Bulletins and other materials about indemnification from the Bayerische

Landesentschadigungsamt, 1950. 72 1153 Correspondence with German firms about hospital expenses.


Organization Department 73 1 Reports of the Organization Department, 1945 – 1948. 74 47 Minutes of sessions of the Coordinating Directorate (management

team) of the Central Committee, 1948 – 1949; also minutes of the Finance and Budget Commissions and of the Liquidation Commission regarding the closing of the camps.

75 87 Correspondence and circular letters of the coordinating directorate of

the Central Committee. 76 142 Work schedules, correspondence, memoranda, and other materials of

the security office of the Central Committee, 1945 – 1949. 77 264 Number not used. 78 266 New Year’s greetings for the year 5707 (1947). 79 440 List of 407 individuals receiving assistance from the Central Committee,

October 1947. 80 462 Correspondence of the Organization Department, 1948 – 1950.

Alphabetical file, A – J. 81 655 Same, K – L. 82 769 Same, M – S. 83 849 Same, T – Z. Personnel Department

84 901 Correspondence with the Union of Employees of the Central Committee, 1947 - 1949.

85 1109 Same, March – May 1948. 86 1161 Same, June – December 1948.


87 1 Same, January – July 1948. 88 55 Same, March – June 1949. 89 160 Correspondence of H. Eife, director of the Personnel Department. 90 246 Same, 1948, including: aid for talented Jewish poets who emigrate to

Israel. 91 387 Applications to the personnel office about job positions, 1945 – 1946. 92 502 Lists of employees in various offices, 1946. 93-94 546 Materials of the personnel office on merit rations, 1947 – 1948, lists of

employees in various departments of the Central Committee and other institutions in Munich and in camps.

95 795 Circulars and other printed matters. 96 910 Various materials of the personnel office, 1947 – 1949. Includes:

minutes of the Commission for Merit Rations; minutes of a session of the Central Committee with Col. Seithers, May 5, 1947; petition of Camp Einring against the dissolution of the camp; minutes of the Distribution Commission of the Central Committee; incidents on account of the appearance of the Nazi actress Christine Soderbaum; state of the rabbinates and Vaadot Hadatiim (religious councils); lists of rabbis; memorandum of the JDC concerning work with the Central Committee, December 10, 1947.

97 1042 Minutes and circulars of the Commission for Merit Rations and of the

Personnel Office, September 1, 1948 – March 9, 1949. 98 1087 Correspondence and other materials of the personnel office, 1945,

including lists of employees of the first Central Committee formed by the former inmates of the Dachau concentration camp.

99 1199 Same, 1946.


100 2 Same, 1947. Central Audit Commission 101 48 Materials of the Central Audit Commission on the Munich Jewish

Committee, 1946 – 1947. 102 105 Decisions, circulars, minutes, and weekly schedules of the Central Audit

Commission, 1947 – 1948. 103 162 Various materials of the Central Review Commission, 1947 – 1950. 104-106 302 Audit reports Nos. 30-211 (incomplete), January 15, 1948 – January 27,

1950. 107 618 Various materials of the Central Audit Commission, including: statutes

of the commission; checking the wine store for Pesakh. 108 657 Circular letters and other materials of the Central Liquidation

Commission. 109 702 Inventories of the property of the following Jewish communities, camps,

and centers, 1948 – 1949: Bad Neuheim, Bamberg, Bensheim, Dachau, Daggendorf, Eggenfelden, Erding, Feldafing, Foehrenwald, Freimann, Frizlar, Furth, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Gauting, Gebelstadt, Grafelfing, Hasenhecke, Heidenheim, Herzog, Hofgeismar, Kassel, Kraiburg, Lampertheim, Mittenwald, Muencheberg, Nuenburg, Neu-Ulm, Olching, Selb, Walstadt-Pocking.


110 1 Various inventories of the Central Liquidation Commission, 1948-49. 111 22 Circular and correspondence, 1949. 112 141 Incoming correspondence on the liquidation of camps, mainly

Waldstadt-Pocking, 1949. Cultural Department 113 181 Correspondence, incoming, 1946. Arranged alphabetically. Folder

contains letter K. 114 250 Same, L.

115 278 Same, M. 116 337 Same, N – O. 117 359 Same, P. 118 380 Same, Q – R. 119 425 Same, S – T. 120 500 Same, U – Z. 121 562 Correspondence of the Presidium, relating to the Cultural Department,

April – July 1947. 122 673 Correspondence, January – March, 1947, Letters A – L. 123 795 Same, M – Z.


124 1 Correspondence, outgoing, 1948. 125 135 Correspondence with Airing, 1946. 126 154 Same, Feldafing, 1946. 127 177 Same, Foehrenwald, 1946. 128 190 Same, Waldstadt, 1946. 129 202 Same, general, 1946. 130 319 Same, various centers, 1946: Altotting, Ansbach, Aschau, Augsburg, Bad

Reichenhall, Bad Woetishofen, Bachnang, Bamberg, Bergen Belsen, Berlin, Bikerbach Cham, Constanz, Deggendorf, Dinkelshuehl, Eggenfelden, Erding, Erlangen, Ergste, Eschwege, Falkenstein, Frankfurt, Franzheim, Fuerth, Gabersee Gauting, Hasenhecke, Lampertheim, Marburg, Pocking, Regensburg, Salzburg, Temmenhausen, Weimar, Wetzlar, Wein, Wiesbaden, Windsheim, Wolfrathausen, Zeilsheim.

131 470 Correspondence, chiefly with other offices of the Central Committee,

September 1946 – May 1947. Includes: library of the union of employees; people’s university in Feldafing.

132 557 Incoming correspondence of the presidium concerning cultural and

educational matters, 1947 – 1948, including: statistical questionnaires on the

school system in Traunstein; Hebrew high schools in Munich about lunches for students; protests by students at the Landsberg Technical Institute against the distribution of fewer cigarettes to women than to men; schools and cultural work in Neu Freimann, Eschwege, Ulm, Heidenheim, Schwaebisch Hall, Schwarzenfeld, Starnberg, Rochelle, and other places.

133 618 Correspondence and reports to the Cultural Department mainly about

the schools from 1947 – 1948: Wilsack, Waldstadt, Amberg, Eichstatt, Ansbach, Bleidorn, Schwabach, Fuerth, Gebelstadt, Erlangen, Marktredwitz, Coburg, Rosenheim, Neu Freimann, Attel.

134 685 Correspondence, June – December 1948. 135 910 Reports of the Cultural Office, 1946 – 1948. 136 942 Reports of the Cultural Office and of JDC, 1947 – 1948. 137 1098 Various materials of the Cultural Office, including: reports; circular

letters; regulations of the Theater and Art Office. 138 1183 Miscellaneous materials of the Cultural Department, including: program

of the “Tarbut” high school in Foehrenwald, report of a meeting with the officials of the Bavarian State Ministry for Education and Worship and the State Secretariat for Racially and Politically Persecuted, November 18, 1946; list of 8 organizations and offices which are run by the Cultural Department, January 1947; call to the first Hanuka celebration after the liberation, December 2, 1945; questionnaires for the Jewish academicians, questionnaires of the JDC for communities and camps; monthly report of the Cultural Office to the JDC, November 1946.

139 1234 Posters of the Cultural Office, including: exhibitions of Jewish artists,

films, concerts.


140 1 Reports and correspondence about schools, 1946 – 1947. 141 152 Same, 1946 – 1948. 142 223 Same, chiefly about evening courses, 1948. 143 265 Same, including: report on Jewish students in German universities; lab

regulations for teachers; materials on the Teachers’ Union. 144 376 Correspondence with the UNRRA University in Munich, 1946. 145 396 Questionnaires of the Jewish students, 1945 – 1946.

146 426 Correspondence on the school system, 1947 – 1949. 147 448 Surveys of the kindergartens, 1945. 148 514 Statistical information and questionnaires of teachers, 1947. 149 533 Resolutions and telegrams on the teachers’ strike, November 1946. 150 601 Correspondence regarding theater and orchestra, 1946. 151 638 Lists of books in the libraries of Altotting, Aschau, Bad Worishofen,

Bergendorf, Waldstadt, Winzheim, Tuerkheim, Fuerth, Feldafing. 152 730 Lists of books and newspapers issued in the American Zone, and of

textbooks purchased through the Cultural Office. 153 768 Articles for the periodical Hemshekh, May – June 1948. 154 804 Materials of the Cultural Office regarding publication of an almanac of

the Shearit Ha’Pleita. 155 998 Correspondence with German institutions and firms, October 1946 –

April 1947. 156 1042 Instructions and texts on holidays and other celebrations.


Central Historical Commission 157 1 Correspondence, outgoing, August 1946 – February 1947. 158 137 Reports of the first conference of the Historical Commission in the

American Zone of Germany, May 11 – 12, 1947. 159 205 Minutes, questionnaires, instructions, and other materials of the Central

Historical Commission, including: historical questionnaires on communities destroyed and individuals killed in the Holocaust; statistical questionnaires; questionnaires for folklore collectors; questionnaires for testimonies; questionnaires for drama circles; questionnaires for collectors of historical materials.

160 266 Various materials about the Historical Commission, 1945 – 1947,

including: work report for 1946; instructions.

161 373 Questionnaires, leaflets, first pages of newspapers. Imprints of stamps, and other DP materials, collected by the Central Historical Commission.

Various Departments 162 492 Emigration Department, correspondence chiefly about expenditures for

tickets and luggage, 1949 – 1950. Alphabetical file, A – C. 163 579 Same, E – G. 164 718 Same, H – M. 165 934 Same, N – Z.


166 1 Finance Department, reports and correspondence, 1946-50. 167 34 Economic Department, reports and other materials 1946 – 1949,

including: list of 42 workshops in various camps. 168 149 Internal Provisioning, Office; miscellaneous materials, 1946 – 1948. 169 225 Commission for Merit Rations, minutes 1948 – 1949. 170 254 Commission for Merit Rations, correspondence 1948. File of Pesakh

Piekatch. 171 287 Record of special provisioning of various offices of the Central

Committee, January 1 – March 31, 1949. 172 345 Various materials on merit rations. 173 393 Health Office, reports and other materials. 174 424 Location Service, miscellaneous materials. 175 436 Information and Propaganda Office, miscellaneous materials, 1946 –

1947. Central Court of Honor 176 457 Central Court of Honor at the Central Committee in Munich, folder No. E

173/46 (Central Audit Commission vs. Jewish Committee in Munich). 177 572 Same, E 62, 69 – 69 B/47.

178 770 Same, E 109, 118 – 122/47. 179 904 Same, E 125, 128 – 132/47. 180 1030 Same, E 133 – 134, 136, 138 – 141/47. 181 1216 Same, E 142 – 149/47.


182 1 Same, E 150 – 158/47. 183 103 Same, E 160 – 170/47. 184 408 Same, E 171 – 172, 174 – 180/47. 185 667 Same, E 181 – 184, 186 – 190/47. 186 860 Same, E 191 – 193, 195 – 196, 198 – 200/47.

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187 1 Same, E 202 – 207, 210/47. 188 167 Same, E 211, 214 – 223/47. 189 423 Same, E 224 – 226, 228 – 232, 234 – 236/47. 190 601 Same, E 237 – 239, 241 – 246/47. 191 775 Same, E 247 – 254/47.


192 1 Same, E 256, 258 – 265/47. 193 119 Same, E 266 – 275/47. 194 423 Same, E 276 – 284, 286 – 290/47.


195 1 Same, E 316/47 (against a Kapo in the camp).

198 96 Same, E 368/47. 199 608 Same, E 21 – 30/48. 200 703 Same, E 31 – 33, 35 – 40/48. 201 832 Same, E 41 – 46, 48 – 50/48. 202 968 Same, E 51 – 58, 60/48. 203 1281 Same, E 61 – 62, 64 – 67, 68 – 70/48. 204 1372 Same, E 71 – 72, 74 – 76, 78 – 80/48.


205 1 Same, E 81 – 83, 85 – 90/48. 206 202 Same, E 92 – 100/48. 207 357 Same, E 101 – 102, 104 – 106/48. 208 439 Same, E 107/48. 209 734 Same, E 108 – 110/48. 210 949 Same, E 111 – 112/48.


211 1 Same, E 113/28. 212 114 Same, E 114 – 120/48. 213 210 Same, E 121 – 122, 124, 126 – 130/48. 214 332 Same, E 131, 137 – 140/48. 215 422 Same, E 132/48. 216 680 Same, E 142 – 149/48. 217 772 Same, E 151, 153, 155 – 156, 158, 160/48. 218 882 Same, E 161 – 166, 168/48.

219 999 “Attendance book” of the Central Court of Honor at the Central Committee.

Legal Department 220 1013 Report of the Registry Office at the Legal Department and samples of

the certificates issued. 221 1035 File of the Rehabilitation Commission, No. RK 525/48 concerning Beinish

Tokatsch of the ghetto police in Kovno. 222 1113 File of the Rehabilitation Commission No. RK-7/48: trial against Regina

Schoenberg (Kupietz) of Birkenau; against Meir Mittleman, guard in the Muehldorf camp, 1950.


223 1 Reports of the Rehabilitation Commission, 1948 – 1949. 224 24 Records of various investigations of Kapos, including: Rafael Keisberg,

Camp Fuenfeichen; Henryk Friedman, Camp Mielec; Rachel (Raja) Burstyn, Camp Stutthof; David Honigman, Camp Kaufering; Leon Merzel, Lodz ghetto; Mottel Kleinman, Camp Huta-Komorowska; Henryk Gluecksmann, Czestochowa ghetto; Roman Lewkowitsch, Camp Kaufering; Yakov Weis, on account of non-acceptance of a verdict; Berek Kolski, various camps; Mark Rubinstein, Camp Gusen 11; Abraham Kreisler, Huta-Komorowska; Shimon Zuker, various camps; Mietek Bornstein-Czapnicki, Camp Budzyn.

225 63 Correspondence of the Central Committee with the Jewish Agency

Rehabilitation Commission for Germany and Austria, June – August 1948. 226 69 Documents about Dr. Alfred Kurzke, SS Hauptfuehrer and chief

physician of the Dora camp. 227 104 Lists of war criminals published by the War Criminals Office of the Legal

Department. 228 149 Correspondence of the Central Committee about legal matters (file of H.

Eife), 1950, including: Joseph Zuker, witness against the Nazi crimes of Waldsassen; vitae of Dr. Alexander Zelniker; legal and political protection of IRO for return emigrants from Israel; testimony of Cantor Salomon Giesser of Amsterdam againt Rumanian war criminals.

229 168 Various materials of the Legal Department, 1950, including: lists of

German criminals; circular about collaboration with German courts (February 19, 1948); case in the court in Stuttgart concerning a policeman in the Radom ghetto.

Series 2: Camps and Communities Amberg, Community 230 189 Lists of DP’s in Amberg, 1947. 231 222 Monthly statistical reports of Amberg, July – February 1948. 232 260 Correspondence of the community of Amberg with the Regional

Committee in Regensburg, July – December 1947. 233 383 Same, January – February 1948. 234 430 Correspondence with various offices of the Central Committee, 1947 –

1948. 235 473 Correspondence with the JDC, June – December 1947. 236 500 Correspondence with the military authorities, IRO and others, 1947 –

1948. 237 535 Correspondence of the community in Amberg with the State

Commissariat for Victims of Religious and Political Persecution, 1947 – 1948. 238 584 Correspondence with German institutions, chiefly municipal offices,

1947 – 1948. 239 661 Correspondence with various institutions and individuals, 1947 – 1948. 240 767 Certificates issued by the community in Amberg, 1947 – 1948. 241 804 Correspondence with various construction and commercial firms, 1947

– 1948 Augsburg, Community 242 857 Circular letter by Rabbi Dr. Ernest J. Jacobs to the members of the

former community of Augsburg, 1945 – 1946, fragment. Bad Reichenhall, Camp 243 888 Materials of the Employment office in Bad Reichenhall, 1948. Bamberg, Region

244 999 Correspondence of the Cultural Office, Bamberg Regional Committee with the Cultural Office of the Central Committee, 1947 – 1948.

245 1073 Circular letters of the Central Committee, JDC, UNRRA, about health

care matters, 1946 – 1947. 246 1145 Circular letters of the various offices of the Central Committee in

Bamberg, 1946 – 1947. Reel 22: Folder Frame Contents

Berchtesgaden, Rest Home 247 1 Lists of DP’s in the rest home of the Central Committee in

Berchtesgaden, 1947. Deggendorf, Camp 248 18 Lists of DP’s in Deggendorf, 1945. 249 54 DP money of Camp Deggendorf. Eggenfelden, Camp 250 58 File of the camp court in Eggenfelden about the ghetto in Sandomierz

and Camp Mielec (No. N 16/46). Eschwege, Camp 251 91 Announcements of the committee in Eschwege, 1947 – 1948. 252 108 Election appeals in Eschwege, 1947. 253 118 Announcements of the Employment Office, 1947 – 1948. 254 132 Announcements of the Management Office, 1947 – 1948. 255 137 Announcements of the Social Service Office, 1947. 256 142 Announcements, circular letters, and other materials of the Provisioning

Office, 1947 – 1948. 257 185 Cultural activity in Eschwege, 1946 – 1948, including: list of 26 members

of the dramatic circle; literary evening on the occasion of the appearance of “Unzer Hofnung”; schools.

258 205 Various announcements and circulars of Eschwege, 1947 – 1948, including: Religious Office on Pesakh Provisioning; same of khometz (leavened bread); KKL about planting of trees in “yaar hakdoshim” (forest of the perished); registration in the Palestine office; memorial services of the Dubno landsmanshaft; sale of tsitsit (prayer shawl fringes).

259 223 Materials of Eschwege about the search for witnesses against Kapos and

other criminals: Josef Boss (Posen-Demsen); Alfred Otto Muecke (Cusen); Josef Michalski (Buchenwald); Mayer Itzhak Zilberberg (Auschwitz); Dr. Jaffe (Lemberg).

Series 3: Camps: Feldafing 260 233 Construction plan for Feldafing, 1945 – 1946; also a map of 1939. 261 260 Lists of DP’s in Feldafing, 1945. 262 472 Same, 1946; also: lists of other camps; lists of former inmates of

concentration camps in Braunschweig and of Polish Jews in Dachau; draft of a project of the “Central Bureau of Liberated Prisoners from Abroad”, Feldafing, May 24, 1945.

263 600 Same, July 1, 1946. 264 718 Applications, correspondence, memoranda, and other documents

regarding registration of DP’s in Feldafing, 1946. 265 912 Statistics and lists of DP’s in Feldafing, 1946 – 1949. 266 998 Lists of DP’s in Feldafing according to blocks and houses, 1947. 267 1060 Same, 1948. 268 1117 Daily statistical reports on DP’s in Feldafing, June – August 1945, June

1947 – 1948. Reel 23: Folder Frame Contents

269 1 Lists of DP’s in Feldafing, 1948. 270 78 Lists of those entitled to vote in Feldafing, January 19, 1947. 271 260 Same, 1948. 272 334 Registration cards from Feldafing, 1945, only S and Z.

273 476 Feldafing identity cards, some with photos; also photos of DP’s not attached to cards.

274 722 Agendas of the Presidium of Feldafing, March – July 1948. 275 772 Invitations to the sessions of the Presidium with signatures of those

invited, 1946; also list of employees in various offices.


276 1 Same, 1947; also materials on the protest strike, August 25, 1947, against the turning back of a refugee ship on its way to Palestine.

277 93 Same, 1948. 278 175 Minutes of the administration and of the Presidium in Feldafing,

September 25 – December 31, 1945. 279 204 Same, 1945 – 1947, incomplete. 280 303 Same, 1946. 281 418 Same, 1947. 282 597 Same, 1948. 283 702 Miscellaneous reports, correspondence, and other materials from

Feldafing, 1945 – 1946. 284 911 Same, 1947.


285 1 Same, 1948. 286 88 Same, 1949. 287 118 Reports of the Feldafing administration and of other offices, 1947-48. 288 183 Various materials of the Presidium in Feldafing, 1945 – 1948. 289 296 Request of DP’s to the Presidium, 1946. 290 449 Same, 1947. 291 579 Same, 1947.

292 698 Same, 1947 – 1948. 293 871 Same, 1948. 294 1028 Confirmations and acknowledgements issued by the Presidium in

Feldafing, 1945. 295 1174 Same, 1945.


296 1 Same, 1946 – 1948. 297 82 Same, 1947. 298 132 Same, 1947 – 1948. 299 250 Same, 1948. 300 538 Correspondence of the Feldafing administration with the Central

Committee in Munich, November – December 1946; also January 1948. 301 623 Same, January – April 1947. 302 745 Same, May – September 1947. 303 868 Same, October – December 1947. 304 978 Same, January – March 1948. 305 1113 Same, April – May 1948. 306 1226 Same, June – August 1948.


307 1 Correspondence of the Presidium in Feldafing with the Central Committee of Munich, 1947.

308 32 Correspondence of the Presidium with Jewish organizations and

individuals, 1946 – 1948. 309 164 Same, 1948.

310 269 Correspondence of the Presidium with other DP centers in Germany and abroad, 1945 – 1946.

311 463 Same, 1945 – 1948. 312 535 Same, 1946. 313 680 Same, 1946. 314 751 Same, 1947. 315 867 Same, 1947 – 1948. 316 1022 Same, 1948, including: about a Kapo in the Siaulai ghetto. 317 1163 Correspondence, Berlin, 1946-47. 318 1183 Correspondence, foreign, 1946.


319 1 Same, 1948. 320 23 Register of outgoing correspondence of the Presidium, January 2 –

September 26, 1947. 321 34 General correspondence, 1945, alphabetically arranged. Folder

contains letter A. 322 59 Same, B. Mainly correspondence with the burgermeister (mayor) of

Feldafing. 323 253 Same, C – F. Includes list of German employees in the camp. 324 304 Same, G – H. Includes correspondence with German organizations. 325 373 Same, K – L. 326 423 Same, L – M. 327 467 Same, M – P. 328 503 Same, R, including resolution regarding religious schools with signatures

of 32 rabbis and others. 329 526 Same, R. (Rundschreiben – circular letters).

330 548 Same. 331 568 Same, S. 332 615 Same, T – W. 333 668 Same, mainly incoming, April – May 1947, alphabetically arranged.

Folder contains letter A. 334 791 Same, B. 335 851 Same, C – F. 336 922 Same, G – H. 337 1026 Same, I – J. 338 1054 Same, K. 339 1114 Same, L – M. 340 1203 Same, N – P.


341 1 Same, R. 342 109 Same, S. 343 212 Same, T. 344 246 Same, V – W. 345 369 Same, Z. 346 404 Same, 1947-48, alphabetically arranged, folder A – B. 347 491 Same, C – D. 348 540 Same, E – F. 349 572 Same, G – H. 350 633 Same, I – K. 351 727 Same, L – O.

352 806 Same, P – R. 353 956 Same, S – W. 354 1103 Same, mainly 1946.


355 1 Same, 1946 – 1947. 356 38 Same, 1948. 357 153 Same, with JDC, 1947. 358 167 Same, with JDC, PCIRO, and IRO, 1948. 359 199 Same, with UNRRA, 1946. 360 288 Same, with PCIRO, 1947. 361 371 Same, 1948. 362 421 Same, with UNRRA, IRO, and PCIRO, 1947 – 1949. 363 518 Various materials of UNRRA and the military authorities about Feldafing,

1945 – 1946. 364 713 Circular letters and instructions of IRO sent to Feldafing, January –

October 1948. 365 979 Correspondence with the burgermeister, 1946, mainly certificates of

marriage and other documents. Reel 31: Folder Frame Contents

366 1 Same, with German offices and firms, 1946 – 1948. 367 88 Same, 1947. 368 211 Same, 1947 – 1948. 369 354 Same, with the registry office, 1946. 370 408 Same, 1946 – 1947.

371 506 Same, 1948. 372 534 Correspondence of the Registry Office in Feldafing with the Regional

Committee in Munich, 1947. Housing Office 373 558 Minutes, reports, and correspondence of the Housing Office in

Feldafing, 1947 – February 1948. 374 608 Correspondence with the Presidium in Feldafing, 1947. 375 712 Same, 1948. 376 745 Various materials of the Housing Office, 1946, including: list of living

quarters. 377 823 Memorandum to administrators of blocks and houses in Feldafing about

registration, July 20, 1948. Provisioning Office 378 872 Correspondence with the Presidium in Feldafing, 1946 – 1947. 379 987 Same, 1948. 380 1032 Correspondence and memoranda of the Provisioning Office, January

1947 – February 1949. Reel 32: Folder Frame Contents

381 1 Reports and other materials of the Provisioning Office, 1947 – 1948. 382 113 Supply of cigarettes, November 1948. 383 129 Provisioning: lists, statistics, receipt, February 1948 – February 1949. Economic Office 384 399 Correspondence with the Presidium, 1946. 385 400 Same, 1947. 386 451 Same, 1948.

387 474 Correspondence and reports to the Audit Commission, February 1947 – March 1948.

388 547 Daily reports of the Economic Office in Feldafing, 1948. Clothing Office 389 583 Individual cards and lists of Feldafing, utilized for the distribution of

clothing, 1945. 390 729 Correspondence with the Presidium in Feldafing, 1947. 391 789 Same, 1948. 392 813 Daily reports of the Clothing Office, 1948 – 1949. Employment Office 393 963 Correspondence with the Presidium, 1946 – 1947.


394 1 Same, 1947. 395 132 Same, 1948. 396 173 Daily reports of the Employment Office, 1948. 397 218 Posters of the Employment Office. 398 226 Lists of German workers in Feldafing, February – April 1947. 399 241 Correspondence of the Presidium with work details and shops in the

camp, 1946. 400 274 Same, 1947, including: bread detail; pharmacists; transportation detail;

tailor shop; locksmith’s shop; painters’ collective; carpenter shop; announcement about non-release from work on account of economic or political reasons.

401-402 362 Minutes and other materials of vocational cooperatives in Feldafing,

1947. Sanitation and Health Care Office 403 716 Correspondence, memoranda of the Sanitation and Health Care Office,

May – June 1947.

404 903 Circular and reports of the Sanitation and Health Care Office, February

1947 – September 1948. 405 940 Appeals and minutes on the observing of the sanitation regulations,

March 11 and October 1947.

Reel 34: Folder Frame Contents 406 1 Same, November 1947 – February 24, 1948. 407 173 Reports and correspondence with the Audit Commission, 1947. 408 210 Reports posters, circulars, memoranda, and correspondence of the

Sanitation and Health Care Office, June 1947 – June 1948. 409 317 Sanitation and medical reports of Feldafing, August – November 1947,

including: lists of German workers. 410 349 Reports, circulars, and memoranda and other materials of the

Sanitation and Health Office in Feldafing, 1947 – 1948. 411 696 Correspondence of the Presidium in Feldafing with the hospital, 1946-

47. 412 742 Same, 1947 – 1948. 413 850 Correspondence of the presidium in Feldafing with the Sanitation and

Health Care Office and with the hospital, 1947. 414 969 Same, April 10, 1947 – June 17, 1948. 415 1055 Same, 1948. 416 1115 Requests to the Social Service Office in Feldafing for aid, May – August

1948. 417 1164 Vouchers for work orders of the Sanitation and Health Care Office, 1947

– 1948.

Reel 35: Folder Frame Contents 418 1 Reports and lists of German employees in the Sanitation and Health

Care Office, 1947 – 1948.

419 66 Cash books, correspondence and other materials of the Bikur Kholim in Feldafing, 1950 – 1952.

420 155 Materials about invalids in Feldafing, 1946 – 1947. 421 230 Report cards on cleanliness in Feldafing, 1947 – 1948. Cultural Commission 422 259 Correspondence of the Cultural Commission in Feldafing with

organizations and individuals and camps, January 1946 – January 1947. 423 382 Correspondence with Munich and other centers, January 1946 – January

1947. 424 458 Outgoing correspondence, July – October 1946. 425 539 Same, September – December 1946. 426 599 Incoming correspondence, January – June 1947. 427 702 Same, July – December 1947. 428 851 Same, January – March 1948. 429 911 Correspondence with the Audit Commission, May – December 1947. 430 950 Folder of materials of the Cultural Commission in Feldafing

marked “pending”, 1947. 431 971 Correspondence with the Presidium in Feldafing, 1946.

Reel 36: Folder Frame Contents 432 1 Same, 1947. 433 53 Same, 1948. 434 82 Various materials of the Cultural Commission, June 1946 – January

1947, including: Kibbutz Shayeret Zvi, Kibbutz Khofetz Khayim; lists of religious works for Bet Hamidrash Lits, Bet Hamidrash Ungarn, Bet Herzl, Vaad Harabonim; list of 17 cultural institutions in camps and in the kibbutzim; regulation for the library and the reading room; Lag B’omer holiday of the year 5706 in the camp; list of 21 sections of the Cultural Commission.

435 200 Work plan and reports of the Cultural Commission, 1946.

436 214 Various materials of the Cultural Commission, 1946 – 1949. 437 413 Same. 438 441 Reports on the schools in Feldafing, 1947. 439 472 Correspondence of the Cultural Commission about the schools 1946,

including: biography of the teacher Shmuel Wechsler; lists of students; curricula; minutes if a session of the Educational Council, March 26, 1946.

440 497 Correspondence with the Presidium about the schools, 1946. 441 533 Same, 1947. 442 577 Minutes of the parents’ meetings and of the School Commission,

November 1946 – January 1947. 443 610 Curriculum vitae, questionnaires and other materials about school

teachers. 444 689 Lists of children and other materials on the schools in Feldafing, 1946 –

1947. 445 792 Various materials about the schools in Feldafing, 1946 – 1947, including:

courses for adults. 446 921 Correspondence of the Presidium in Feldafing with the ORT school in

Feldafing. 447 984 Student group in Feldafing, 1946 – 1947, including lists of students in

the camp. 448 991 Historical Commission, reports and correspondence, 1946 – 1947. 449 1001 Library, lists of books, reports, and other materials, 1946 – 1947. 450 1075 Receipts issued for the distribution of newspapers through the Cultural

Office in Feldafing, May 30 – August 27, 1947.

Reel 37: Folder Frame Contents 451 1 Distribution of newspapers in Feldafing, 1946 – 1947. 452 58 Correspondence of the Cultural Office, chiefly about the theater, 1947 –

1949.

453 189 Correspondence of the Presidium about the theater and the press, 1946 – 1947.

454 201 Announcements about entertainments in Feldafing. Religious Office 455 207 Correspondence with the Presidium, 1947. 456 233 Same, 1948. 457 249 Reports and correspondence with the Audit Commission, 1947. 458 256 Receipts for religious books received from synagogues in Feldafing,

1946. 459 272 Various materials, mainly about religious matters, including

announcement about Yom Kippur Katan in the Hungarian beit hamidrash; announcements about the lighting of candles; form for the sale of khometz (leavened bread); announcement about a kosher butcher shop; Magbit Habitakhon; also general materials of Agudat Israel and its relations with the Central Committee.

Audit Commission 460 299 Correspondence with the Presidium, 1946 – 1948. 461 320 Same, 1947. 462 421 Same, 1948. 463 468 Minutes, reports, correspondence of the Audit Commission, 1947. 464 590 Incoming correspondence, January 9 – June 1947. 465 776 Same, June 1947 – February 1948. 466 1017 Various materials of the Audit Commission, 1948. Camp Police 467 1032 Correspondence of the Presidium with the Security Office and camp

police, 1946. 468 1111 Same, 1947. 469 1245 Same, 1948.

Various Offices 470 1283 The Fire Department in Feldafing, 1948. 471 1360 Correspondence of the Presidium in Feldafing with various organizations

in the camp, 1945 – 1946, including: Bet Herzl; forest workers; sports teams; orchestra; Hakhnasat Orkhim; Association of Religious Workers, including Bulleting No. 1 of the group.

472 1401 Same, 1946. 473 1466 Same, 1946 – 1948, including: Women’s Commission, Federation of

Sephardic Jews. 474 1550 Same, 1947 – 1948, including: register of the minutes of the Presidium

and of the administration in Feldafing, 1945 – 1948. 475 1735 Same, with Zionist organizations in the camp, 1947 – 1948. 476 1762 Same, 1948, including: kibbutz “Zerubavel”; working women; bread

loading and distribution detail; printing shop.

Reel 37a: Folder Frame Contents 477 1 Various materials of Feldafing, June 1945 – June 1948, including:

minutes and other materials about organizing Polish Jews in the camps in Germany, June 1945.

478 19 Memoranda of the Presidium in Feldafing to various offices in the camp,

1948. 479 58 Monthly reports of various offices, 1947, (incomplete). 480 205 Reports of various offices, 1947 – 1948, October 1947. 481 233 Same, February 1948. 482 273 Same, March 1948. 483 309 Same, April – May 1948. 484 345 Same, July – August 1948. 485 385 Reports of various offices in Feldafing, November 1947. 486 422 Lists of employees in various offices together with their signatures,

1947.

487 514 Schedules of duty hours in various offices, 1948. Various Organizations and Individuals 488 527 Correspondence of the Presidium with various organizations, 1946. 489 610 Same, 1947 – 1948.

Reel 38: Folder Frame Contents 490 1 Same. 491 114 Correspondence of the Presidium with individuals in the camp, 1946 –

1948. 492 209 Jewish Labor Committee in Feldafing, minute book, October 20, 1945 –

June 27, 1948. 493 373 Jewish Labor Committee, minutes and statutes, 1945 – 47. 494 477 Jewish Labor Committee, correspondence with the Presidium, 1946. 495 491 Jewish Labor Committee, correspondence and other materials, 1947. 496 592 Jewish Labor Committee, various materials, 1946 - 47, including minutes

of the Board of Tailors, (beginning of the folder is missing). 497 640 Jewish Labor Committee, various materials, including: statutes;

progressive block of the Jewish Labor Committee and of Labor Palestine; labor cooperative; appeal of the Central Workers’ Council of the Jewish Labor Committee in the American Zone on May 1.

498 684 Same, 1946 – 1947, including: strike mood among the tailors, 1947. 499 778 Lists of workers in Feldafing. 500 857 Jewish Labor Committee, lists of workers and other DP’s of Feldafing

who were placed in rest homes, 1946. 501 1008 Various materials of Feldafing, 1945 – 1949. Folder made up of discrete

pages. 502 1040 Same, 1947. 503 1092 Various announcements from Feldafing.


504 1 Correspondence of the Presidium with the Vaad l’Sherut Ha’am; Ghiyus

Commission, 1948. 505 8 Correspondence of the Presidium with the landsmanshaften in the

camp. 506 46 Various materials of the sport clubs in Feldafing, 1946 – 1948. Folder

made up of discrete pages. 507 154 Questionnaires for Makabi members in Feldafing, 1946 – 1947. 508 545 Register of letters to DP’s in Feldafing that were not claimed, 1946 –

1947. 509 619 Letters from Palestine to DP’s in Feldafing which were not claimed and

which had been written on special sheets provided by the Section for Location of Relatives of the Jewish Agency, 1946.

510 671 Correspondence to DP’s in Feldafing from Germany, 1946 – 1947. This

correspondence was not claimed chiefly because of emigration. 511 961 Same, from Germany. 512 1154 Same.

Reel 40: Folder Frame Contents 513 1 Same. 514 117 Same. 515 405 Same. 516 454 Same, from the JDC. 517 482 Same, from the HIAS. 518 518 Same, from the Red Cross about location of relatives. 519 583 Same, from Palestine. 520 675 Same, from the Soviet Union and Poland. 521 735 Same, from the United States.

522 790 Same, from France, Belgium, and Italy. 523 892 Same, from Latin American countries. 524 933 Various materials of Feldafing including: election appeals; meeting

about the dissolution of the camp, June 23, 1949; “petition to the Central Committee” on account of a “fratricide in Innsbruck”, 1947; minutes, lists and other materials of the Committee of Polish Jews; appeal of the Cultural Office against “the German trash troupes which are hauled by our black marketers in the theatrical field”; circular letter on the Cultural Office on deportment in movies and theaters.

525 1066 Various materials of Feldafing including: cultural affairs; announcement

about the transformation of Feldafing into a camp for those who cannot emigrate, June 1949.

526 1192 Minutes and other materials of Mifkadat Hagana in Feldafing. 527 1218 Various materials of Feldafing, mainly testimonies from the

concentration camps and other documents of the Historical Commission; songs from the camps; questionnaires about the fate of the community of Poswol, Lithuania; notes of a Kovno partisan, June 1944.

Camp Court 528 1275 Unnumbered files of series C (civil matters), 1946. 529 1289 Same, No. C 1 – 6, 8, 10/46. 530 1362 Same, C 11 – 14, 16/46. 531 1384 Same, C 21 – 25/46. 532 1420 Same, C 26 – 29/46.

Reel 41: Folder Frame Contents 533 1 Same, C 30 – 31, 33 – 34/46. 534 68 Same, C 36 – 40/46. 535 128 Same, 41 – 45/46. 536 173 Same, C 46 – 48, 50/46. 537 212 Same, C 52 – 54/46.

538 231 Same, C 56 – 60/46. 539 269 Same, C 61 – 62a, 65 – 70/46. 540 316 Files of the K series (criminal matters), No. XY 0 44 – 0 45 and

unnumbered, 1946. 541 414 Same, K 1, 4 – 5/46. 542 478 Same, K 6, 7, 11/46. 543 546 Same, K 13, 15 – 18/46. 544 605 Same, K 21, 24, 30 – 31/46. 545 654 Same, K 32 – 33, 35 – 38/46. 546 708 Same, K 39 – 42, 46, 48 – 50/46. 547 757 Correspondence of the Presidium with the camp court, 1946. 548 776 Various materials of the Feldafing camp court, including: project for a

legal code for the camp; Security Office in the camp; employment law; about Wilhelm Hagen, a German physician in the Jewish hospital of Warsaw; about Leon Weisamt, Kapo in Camp Chemnitz; about Andrzej Weintraub, Kapo of Krakow; about Josef Jakirowitsch, Kapo of camp Gleiwitz OS.

549 810 Various materials of the camp court, 1945. 550 850 Correspondence with the presidium, 1946 – 1948. 551 856 Testimony and other materials about German and Lithuanian murderers

of the Luthianuan Jews and about Jewish Kapos, 1946. Includes a list of “well known murderers of Kovno from the beginning to the end of the ghetto”.

552 901 Materials of the Investigation Office in Feldafing about war criminals,

1947, including: about Kielce. 553 920 Correspondence with the Rehabilitation Commission of the Central

Committee about war criminals and Kapos in the camps, 1947 – 1948. 554 939 Various files of the court, 1945 – 1946. 555 955 Same. 556 1104 Same.

557 1118 Minutes, decisions, correspondence, and other materials of the Court of Honor of the Jewish Labor Committee in Feldafing, 1946 – 1947.

Series 4: Camps: Foehrenwald Folder Frame Contents 558 1163 Camp Committee, correspondence, 1945.

Reel 42: Folder Frame Contents 559 1 Same, 1950. 560 257 Employment Office, correspondence, memoranda and reports, October

1945 – June 1948. 561 395 Social Service Office, correspondence, memoranda and reports, October

1945 – June 1948. 562 559 Correspondence of various offices, October 1945 – April 1946, includes:

hospital forma; certification that Shlomo Gruda and Zdzislaw Nadrzek had saved people in Auschwitz and other camps; texts for learning English; sports; drama circle.

563 808 President in Foehrenwald, correspondence with various offices, 1947,

includes: fire brigade; youth home; Disciplinary Commission; post office; summer camps.

564 833 Same, correspondence with the Histraduth Lokhamim Marim and with

the Union of Invalids, 1947. Registration Office 565 848 Registration Office, list of employees, 1946. 566 951 Statistical reports and lists of the population, November 1945 –

November 1946. 567 1047 Lists, statistics, and other materials, 1946 – 1947, includes: children of

the kibbutzim, kibbutzim Kadima, Haoveid, Dror, Hashomer, Bnei Akiba, Herzlia, Negev, Brit-Hakhayal, Poel-Hadati, Okhel Sara, Pakhakh, Poale Agudat Israel, Hochland, Yeshiva, Tel Yitzkhak, Nokham, Hashmonaim.

568 1122 Applications to settle in Foehrenwald, 1946; the writers of these

appeals frequently give many autobiographical and other data regarding their rescue and migrations.


569 1 Lists of DP’s in Foehrenwald, 1946 – 1948. 570 79 Identification cards of Foehrenwald (incomplete), 1946 – 1947. 571 119 Identification cards, receipts for, May – October 1946. 572 176 Lists of DP’s in Foehrenwald in connection with emigration, 1951. 573 223 Lists of illegal DP’s in Foehrenwald, October 28, 1946 – September 19,

1947. 574 274 Records of departures from Foehrenwald, October 28, 1946 – September 19, 1947. Sanitation and Health Care Office 575 314 Correspondence with the Presidium, 1947. 576 339 Correspondence of the Presidium with the hospital, 1947. 577 378 Residential confirmations and birth certificates of the hospital in

Foehrenwald, July 1945 – June 1946. 578 440 List of 382 tuberculars in Foehrenwald. 579 449 Foehrenwald accounts of the Ebenhausen Sanatorium, 1946. 580 510 Committee of Jewish Tubercular Patients in Foehrenwald,

correspondence in connection with the closing of the camp, 1951 – 1955. 581 613 Same. Finance Office 582 734 Announcements, correspondence, and accounts of the Finance Office in

Foehrenwald, 1947 – 1950.

Reel 44: Folder Frame Contents 583 1 Correspondence, memoranda, and accounts of Foehrenwald,

September – December 1949. Miscellaneous Materials

584 46 Correspondence and other materials of the Foehrenwald, 1945 – 1946,

including: monthly statistics of camp residents, December 1945 – August 1946; minutes of a session on kibbutzim September 15, 1946; announcement by the Employment Office on overtime and other working conditions, June 7, 1946; minutes of the first session of the Committee of Administration and Clerical Workers, November 17, 1946; minutes of the representatives of all organizations and kibbutzim in the camp, October 8, 1945; food cards; invitation to a show by a drama group; memorandum of the orthodox Kehilat Haraidim in the camp; announcement about stolen or lost identification cards, June 18, 1946; memoranda of the Bet Yaakov school (with a list of girl students), July 21, 1946.

585 211 Various materials of the camp administration, 1945, including: German

workers in the camp; orders of the military commander; reports of the military commander; provisioning list of police and fire brigade; regulations for work in camp; resolution on Palestine, November 15, 1945. List of children up to 10 years of age, November 5, 1945.

586 379 Same, 1950, including: application for the setting up of a lemonade

stand near the Lithuanian beit hamidrash; request for permission to hook up a private phone for making a living; incident regarding anti-Semitic epithets at the Isa canal near the camp, June 6, 1950; announcement about a tax on food, housing, and clothing for all who work.

587 400 Accounts for film showings in Foehrenwald, 1950. 588 436 Appeals and other election materials in Foehrenwald, 1951 – 1954. 589 436 (?) Various materials of the Camp Committee in Foehrenwald, 1952 – 1954,

including: conciliation after a conflict in the carpenter shop; a meeting with the representative of HIAS about emigration; police check in the camp, May 28, 1952.

590 571 Various materials of Foehrenwald, 1947. 591 614 Same, 1951 – 1954, including: memorial to commemorate the revolt in

the Warsaw ghetto, April 19, 1943; announcement and correspondence of a private emigration agent about emigration to Brazil, 1935.

592 684 JDC materials of Foehrenwald, 1952 – 1954. 593 746 Materials of the German administration of the “State Camp

Foehrenwald.” (The camp was taken over on December 1, 1951, by the German administration).

594 New Year’s cards received by the Foehrenwald committee, 1952.d

595 770 Accounts and various materials of Foehrenwald, 1951. Camp Court 596 811 Foehrenwald court files No. A 4 – 6, 8 – 11/46. 597 948 Same, No. A 13 – 15, 21 – 23/46. 598 1070 Same, No. A 1/47 and A 24 – 26, 30 – 32/46. 599 1161 Same, No. SAV 1/46, AB 1/46, VI C2/49; also an unnumbered file MG. 600 1214 Same, No. AS 2, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 22 – 23/47. 601 1293 Same, No. AS 26 – 27, 31, 41 , 58, 61, 69, 73/74.

Reel 45: Folder Frame Contents 602 1 Same, No. AS 78 – 80, 88 – 94, 96, 104, 108, 110, 111 – 115/47. 603 70 Same, AS 117 – 121/47. 604 124 Same, AS 3, 8, 16 – 17, 19, 29, 40, 43 – 44, 48, 53 – 54, 124/48. 605 179 Register of filed Be, NaV, and Z, 1946. 606 190 Register of files Be/47 (complaints). 607 209 Foehrenwald court files No. Be 1 – 8, 10/46. 608 301 Same, Be 12 – 13, 16 – 20/46. 609 400 Same, Be 1 – 10/47. 610 584 Same, Be 11 – 17, 19 – 21/47. 611 685 Same, Be 1 – 6/48. 612 743 Foehrenwald police: files on court investigations; also identity

confirmation issued and other documents, 1947 – 1948 (incomplete), No. 1 1 – 50.

613 805 Same, 1 1, 151 – 135. 614 887 Same, 1 136 – 200. 615 970 Same, 1 201 – 327.

616 1111 Register of files Nc (not contested, civil), 1947. 617 1139 Register of inquiries about vital records, 1947-48.

Reel 46: Folder Frame Contents 618 1 Court confirmations of personal records such as birth dates,

incarceration during the war, residence in DP camps, issued on the basis of personal documents and testimonies, files No. Nc (NaV) 1 – 37/46.

619 108 Same, Nc (NAV) 38 – 69/46. 620 226 Same, Nc (NAV) 44 – 101/46, incomplete. 621 366 Same, Nc (NAV) 101 – 147/46. 622 659 Same, Nc (NAV) 1 – 28/47, incomplete. 623 805 Same.

Reel 47: Folder Frame Contents 624 1 Same, Nc (NAV) 51 – 75/47. 625 98 Same, Nc (NAV) 76 – 99/47. 626 189 Same, Nc (NAV) 101 – 125/47. 627 302 Same, Nc (NAV) 126 – 150/47. 628 424 Same, Nc (NAV) 151 – 160/47. 629 510 Same, Nc (NAV) 161 – 170/47. 630 611 Same, Nc (NAV) 171 – 203/47. 631 764 Marriage deeds issued by the Foehrenwald camp court, 1948. 632 781 Files C (civil matters), No. 8, 16 – 7/48. 633 830 Files K (criminal matters), No. 1 – 3, 5, 8 – 9/45. 634 912 Same, K 10 – 14, 17/45. 635 992 Same, K 1, 13, 15, 18 – 19/46.

636 1049 Files L 1 – 11, 13 – 42, 44 – 50/47 (notices of the camp court to various

camp offices on investigations and verdicts). 637 1108 Same, L 51 – 61, 63 – 92, 96 – 100/47. 638 1172 Same, L 101 – 26/47. 639 1204 Same, L 4- 5, 7, 13, 19, 26, 30 – 34, 130/48. 640 1261 Register of files SAV (sanitation crimes), 1947. 641 1266 Register of files Z (civil matters), 1947 – 1948. 642 1274 Files Z 1 – 2, 4 – 13/46.

Reel 48: Folder Frame Contents 643 1 Same, Z 15 – 23/46, and an unnumbered file (LdU). 644 100 Same, Z 1 – 7/47. 645 213 Same, Z 9, 11, 13, 15/47 and Z 1 – 7, 9 – 10/48; also 14/48 together with

3/48. 646 301 Files V (vice), unnumbered, 1946; also decisions, announcements,

memoranda forwarded to the camp police. 647 345 Files V 5 – 166 / 1946 incomplete. 648 372 Same, V 1 – 9/46. 649 476 Same, V 10 – 17/46. 650 578 Same, V 18 – 21/46. 651 683 Same, V 22 – 27/46. 652 833 Same, V 28, 30 – 33/46. 653 936 Same, V 34 – 40/46. 654 1015 Same, V 41 – 45/46. 655 1087 Same, V 46 – 50/46. 656 1132 Same, V 51, 53 – 59/46.

657 1248 Same, V 61 – 65/46.

Reel 49: Folder Frame Contents 658 1 Same, V 66 – 70/46. 659 86 Same, V 71 – 75/46. 660 135 Same, V 76 – 80/46. 661 192 Same, V 81 – 85/46. 662 262 Same, V 86 – 91/46. 663 329 Same, V 92 – 96/46. 664 448 Same, V 97 – 104/46. 665 576 Same, V 105, 107 – 108, 110 – 112/46. 666 699 Same, V 113 – 115, 117 – 118, 120 – 121/46. 667 802 Register of files V for 1947. 668 819 Register of investigation files of the camp police, series V. Also police

files V 1 – 20/47 (incomplete). 669 872 Same, V 26 – 50/47, incomplete. 670 960 Same, V 51 – 98, 101 – 149/47, incomplete. 671 1096 Same, V 151 – 165/47, incomplete. 672 1154 Same, V 169 – 221/47 incomplete. 673 1243 Court files V 1 – 3, 5 – 7/47.

Reel 50: Folder Frame Contents 674 1 Same, V 8, 10 – 15/47. 675 104 Same, V 16 – 23/47. 676 172 Same, V 25 – 30/47. 677 317 Same, V 31 – 36/47.

678 370 Same, V 37 – 40/47. 679 544 Same, V 41 – 45/47. 680 645 Same, V 46 – 50/47. 681 699 Same, V 51 – 55/47. 682 835 Same, V 56 – 60/47. 683 886 Same, V 61 – 65/47 684 964 Same, V 66 – 70/47. 685 1040 Same, V 71 – 75/47.

Reel 51: Folder Frame Contents 686 1 Same, V 76 – 80/47. 687 93 Same, V 81 – 85/47. 688 236 Same, V 86 – 90/47. 689 323 Same, V 91 – 95/47. 690 442 Same, V 90 – 100/47. 691 527 Same, V 101 – 105/47. 692 637 Same, V 106 – 110/47. 693 716 Same, V 111 – 115/47, 117 – 120/47. 694 951 Same, V 121, 125 – 130/47. 695 1082 Same, V 131 – 132, 137 – 140/47. 696 1153 Same, V 141 – 150/47. 697 1297 Same, V 154 – 155/47.

Reel 52: Folder Frame Contents 698 1 Same, V 155 – 156, 158, 160/47.

699 140 Same, V 1 – 3, 6 – 8, 12 – 13/48. 700 260 Same, V 12 – 15, 17 – 23/48. 701 382 Same, V 24 – 27, 29 – 30/48. 702 507 Same, V 31 – 40/48. 703 605 Same, V 41 – 46, 48 – 50/48. 704 729 Same, V 51 – 60/48. 705 897 Same, V 61 – 70/48. 706 987 Same, V 71 – 80/48. 707 1047 Same, V 81 – 90/48. 708 1101 Files of the camp police with indictments and minutes, arranged

chronologically, January – May 1946.

Reel 53: Folder Frame Contents 709 1 Same, June – July 1946. 710 170 Number not used. 711 258 Court minutes Nos. 1 – 25, May 4 – August 31, 1948. 712 417 Same, Nos. 26 – 50. 713 606 List of judges and other employees of the court, 1946-48. 714 629 Statutes, correspondence, and other materials of the court, 1946 –

1948. 715 661 Minutes and circular letters of the court, 1946. 716 673 Reports of the court to the Legal Office of the Central Committee, 1946-

47. 717 695 Certifications and powers of attorney of the court, 1945-46. 718 726 Notices, chiefly about lost documents from the files of the court, 1946. 719 798 (?) Report of the Foehrenwald camp court, with an analysis of indictments.

720 816 Correspondence with the Security Office of the Central Committee,

1946. 721 832 Correspondence with the military authorities and UNRRA regarding

information on various persons, 1946. 722 889 Correspondence about administrative matters, 1946. 723 915 Same, 1947.

Reel 54: Folder Frame Contents 724 1 Register of incoming correspondence, 1946 – 1947. 725 77 Cases transmitted by the court to the Public Prosecutors Office, 1946 –

1947. 726 96 Register of reports of the Investigation Office to the court. 727 108 Same. 728 128 Register of cases, chronological, 1947. 729 175 Register of the Investigation Office at the court, 1947 – 1948. 730 215 Register of outgoing correspondence, January 13, 1947 – June 8, 1948. 731 247 Register of correspondence of the Investigation Office and of the Public

Prosecutor’s Office, 1946. 732 255 Reports, correspondence, and other materials on organization of the

Foehrenwald camp court, including list of files V 1 – 105/46. 733 328 Various materials of the court and the camp police, 1946, including:

organizational statutes of the court; list of policemen; list of seized German women.

734 356 “Arrest book” of the camp police, June 1 – November 15, 1946. 735 363 Investigation materials of the Foehrenwald police; also identity

confirmations and other documents, September 1946 – December 1947. 736 450 Camp police materials in various cases, 1946 – 1947, including F 1/8, V 8

– 9, 30, 43, 65, 76, 94 – 95/46.

737 477 Reports of the Investigation Office at the Foehrenwald camp court, 1946 – 1947.

738 519 Same, 1946 – 1948, chiefly about lost documents. 739 554 Same, 1948. 740 641 Reports and indictments of the investigation office, Nos. 1 – 99, June 19,

1946 – January 16, 1947.

Reel 55: Folder Frame Contents 741 1 Same, 100 – 188. 742 131 Same, 200 – 288. 743 287 Various materials of the court, 1945 – 1946, including: appeal of a DP

found guilty of collaboration with Germans and condemned to death. 744 382 Same, January – June 1947. 745 496 Unnumbered files of the court. 746 590 Minutes of the court, September – October 1946. 747 604 File of the court’s public prosecutor, 1946. 748 630 Materials of the secretariat of the Investigation Office, 1946 – 1947. 749 646 Correspondence and other materials about court investigations, No. 1 –

52, 1947, incomplete. 750 726 Same, 1948. 751 780 Eyewitness accounts about Kapos and war criminals, 1946, including:

Kapo Max Melamed of Kaufering; Hungarian Gestapo agent from Carpatho-Russia; Kapo Itskhak Hilf of Rawa-Ruska.

752 818 Various files of the court, 1946. 753 906 Same, August – September 1946. 754 945 Same, 1947. 755 996 Same, 1948. 756 1094 Various files of the Foehrenwald police

Investigation Office; also identity documents, 1948. 757 1124 Files of the court concerning Itzhak Feldberg killed by the German rural

police of Wolfratshausen, July 24, 1946. 758 1168 Files of the court on kibbutz Hetzlia in connection with provisioning,

1946. 759 1220 Materials about provisioning of the police, 1946. 760 1261 Various files of the court, 1946, including: an appeal by a mother to be

absolved from the charge of black-marketing; announcement of the Employment Office about work regulations; court inventory.

761 1284 Various notices of the court, 1946. 762 1326 Form blanks of the court.


Series 5: Camps: F – Z Frankfurt, Community

763 1 Various materials of the Jewish community in Frankfurt. 764 50 Various materials of the Cultural Office in Frankfurt. 765 125 Various materials on Zionist activities in Frankfurt. 766 181 Materials of the Historical Commission in Frankfurt including register of

accessioned documents, July 12, 1946 – April 10, 1948. 767 220 Various materials of Frankfurt; included are also materials of the

Zeilsheim camp. Fritzlar, Camp 768 312 The schools in Fritzlar, 1947 – 1948. Fulda, Camp 769 391 Minutes of sessions of the camp leaders in Fulda, September 3, 1946 –

April 8, 1947. 770 451 Correspondence, circular letters, and other material from the Central

Committee to various institutions in Fulda, 1945 – 1947.

771 519 Circular letters and instructions of UNRRA and the military authorities to the camp in Fulda, November 1945 – April 1947.

772 571 Regional Committee of Gross Hessen, correspondence, March 1946 –

April 1947. 773 621 Circular letters and other materials of the Center for Physical Education

at the Central Committee and Association for Jewish Sport Clubs, June 11, 1946 – May 28, 1948. Folder of the Makabi club in Fulda.

Gauting 774 746 Materials of PCIRO Area Gauting, including: list of typewriters in

Feldafing; clothing for the “Exodus” passengers in Feldafing; memoranda of camps Freimann, Foehrenwald, and Feldafing, November 11, 1947; consultations of the representatives of the camps, October – December 1947.

775 813 Unser Leben, hectographed, newspaper of the patient of the Gauting

sanatorium, Nos. 1 – 13, July 25, 1947 – August 10, 1948 (incomplete). Giebelstadt, Camp 776 983 Register of outgoing letters of Camp Giebelstadt to the local institutions,

August 11 – December 12, 1948. 777 991 Announcements, memoranda, and other materials of the Cultural office,

1948, Nos. 9 – 280 (incomplete). 778 1199 Correspondence and other materials of the Cultural Office, 1948 – 1949.

Reel 57: Folder Frame Contents 779 1 Various materials of the Cultural Office, 1948 – 1949. 780 39 Same, 1948 – 1949, including: minutes, June 2 – October 24, 1948,

calendar of films shown; calendar and bookkeeping about films, concerts, and other events; cinema cash book.

781 119 Accounts of movie showings in Giebelstadt, 1948 – 1949. 782 169 Minutes and confirmations of the Audit Commission in Giebelstadt,

April – August 1948. 783 190 Various materials on Giebelstadt. 784 196 Materials of the camp court in Giebelstadt, 1948.

Gersfeld, Community 785 204 Incoming correspondence and circulars to the Jewish community in

Gersfeld, 1946, including: printed poster of Lodz Jew searching for his children. 786 242 Same. 787 292 Same, June 28, 1947 – April 7, 1949, including: accusation against a Jew

who freed an SS man in exchange for watches; statutes and minutes of consultations of the heads of Jewish communities in Hessen, July 27 – 28, 1948.

Hasenecke, Camp 788 473 Incoming correspondence to the committee of Camp Hasenecke, 1946. 789 648 Same, 1947. 790 828 Announcements, reports, minutes, agreements, and other materials of

the committee in Hasenecke, February – July 1947. 791 980 Register of the correspondence in Hasenecke, February – September

1947. 792 991 Incoming correspondence, February – March 1947. 793 1033 Same, April – September 1947.

Reel 58: Folder Frame Contents 794 1 Outgoing correspondence and memoranda, copies, October 13 –

December 19, 1947. 795 56 Various documents of Hasenecke, mainly copies of outgoing mail,

November – December 1947. 796 82 Distribution of Purim gifts to children in Hasenecke, through the JDC,

1948. 797 124 Various materials of Hasenecke, mainly provisioning and finances, 1948. 798 177 Provisioning for the Passover in Hasenecke, January 1947. 799 315 Distribution of cigarettes and tobacco through the JDC, UNRRA, and IRO

in Hasenecke, January 1947. 800 533 Same, May 1947. 801 755 Same, June 1947.

802 1067 Same, July 1947.

Reel 59: Folder Frame Contents 803 1 Same, August 1947. 804 101 Same, September 1947. 805 333 Accounts of Hasenecke, 1948. Heidelberg 806 431 Reports, correspondence, and other materials of the Bikur Kholim in

Heidelberg, 1948. Heidenheim 807 538 Various maerials of Heidenheim, 1947-48 including: a letter from the

local Historical Commission with reports about two Jewish Kapos of Chrzanow. Hofgeismar, Camp 808 566 Various materials from Camp Hofgeismar, October 1946 – September

1947. Kassel, Region 809 619 Correspondence and other materials of Kassel (Jaeger-Kaserne), 1947-

1948. Notice that German, Lithuanian, Ukrainian, and other DP ensembles or musicians have no right to appear in the camp; announcement for the search for testimonies against Josef Boss, commander of the Posen-Demsen Concentration camp, Erwin Klas of Lublin, Radom, and other places (photo enclosed); meeting about fighting the black market.

810 653 Yavne school in Kassel, 1947 – 1948. 811 711 Financial reports of the community in Bebra submitted to the Regional

Committee in Kassel, 1948. 812 733 Correspondence of the Cultural Office at the Regional Committee in

Kassel, August – September 1948. 813 759 Same, mainly on the schools, 1948 – 1949. 814 786 Materials of the Kassel Cultural Office on the schools in Noenkeberg,

1947 – 1948.

815 869 Same, about the schools in Goldkopf, 1948. Krailing-Planegg, Community 816 942 Materials of the committee in Krailing-Planegg, December 1947 – February 1948. Lampertheim 817 958 Correspondence and accounts of the committee in Lampertheim with Jewish DP newspapers and publishers. 818 1091 Reports and correspondence of the Cultural Office in Lampertheim,

1946 – 1948. 819 1168 Correspondence and accounts of the Cultural Office in Lampertheim.

Reel 60: Folder Frame Contents 820 1 Catalog of Jewish books in Lampertheim. 821 42 Materials of the combatants’ organization in Lampertheim including: lists; autobiographies. 822 116 Memberships questionnaires by members of the combatants’

organizations in Lampertheim, with data on their participation in the military and partisan units, 1946.

823 188 Various materials of the committee in Lampertheim, 1947 – 1948, including: Khanuka celebration in the Talmud Torah; protest against a theater

showing on the Sabbath; request by the Revisionists to be permitted to hang up a portrait of Jabotinsky and to sell Revisionist newspapers.

Landau, Community 824 247 Correspondence of the Jewish Committee in Landau, November 1945 – 1946. 825 277 Same, January – June 1947. 826 450 Same, July – December 1947. 827 641 Same, 1948 – 1949. 828 679 Same, not dated.

829 739 Incoming correspondence to the Jewish committee in Landau, July – December 1945 – 1946.

830 931 Same, 1947 – 1948.

Reel 61: Folder Frame Contents 831 1 Individual cards and questionnaires of DP’s in Landau, 1945 – 1946. 832 81 Circular letters from UNRRA, 1946 – 1947. 833 135 Provisioning and finances in Landau, 1947 – 1948. Landsberg 834 197 Various materials of Landsberg. 835 267 Printed matter, including regulations of UNRRA and IRO. 836 312 Forms for registration and identification purposes. 837 358 Posters, flyleafs, and other printed matter about cultural work in

Landsberg; also statistics on the school system in the Stuttgart district, February 1, 1948.

838 446 Posters and other printed matter of the veteran organization. 839 458 Posters and other announcements on military exercises. 840 470 Posters and other printed matter of Agudat Israel. 841 480 Posters and other printed matter concerning religious matters. 842 492 Zionist posters and other printed matter for elections. 843 547 Posters and other printed matter of various Zionist groups in Landsberg. 844 615 Printed matter on elections to the camp committee in Landsberg. 845 621 Posters and other printed matter of the sport club Yikhud. 846 715 Posters and other printed matter on concerts, Purim carnivals, and

other entertainment in Landsberg. 847 730 Blanks from the camp library. 848 789 Blanks and other printed matter, including: finances, provisioning.

849 853 Blanks and other printed matter, chiefly about employment and

provisioning. 850 915 Same. 851 1011 Same.

Reel 62: Folder Frame Contents 852 1 Blanks and printed matter, chiefly food cards. 853 125 Blanks and printed matter, chiefly about sanitary medical matters. 854 160 Printed matter of the DP hospital 2014 in Landsberg. 855 194 Printed matter of the camp police. 856 223 Printed matter of the Landsberger lagersaytung and the Yiddishe

tsaytung. 857 258 Various posters and other prints of Landsberg, including: donations to

needy private individuals; L’Matan Baseiser; Ahav Khesed; Historical Commission; visits to the sick; Employment Office; announcements about locating persons.

858 283 Various forms and other printed matter of Landsberg. 859 305 Various materials of Landsberg, chiefly printed matter and stamp

imprints. 860 390 Various printed matter of Landsberg. 861 491 Various posters of Landsberg, including: Society for the Observance of

the Sabbath; opening of a kosher kitchen, January 12, 1948; memorial for those perished in Chmielnik, Zaglebie, Sieradz, and others; an Oneg Shabbat by Zionist organizations; humorous edition of Unser bezem (Our Broom).

862 529 Various announcements, appeals, and other printed matter of

Landsberg. 863 570 Stationary of various organizations in Landsberg. 864 599 Printed matter on lotteries in Landsberg. 865 623 Advertisements of private enterprises in Landsberg.

866 648 Blanks and other printed matter of the police and court in Landsberg. Munich, Region 867 662 Correspondence of the Regional Committee in Munich with various

camps and centers, including: statistical report of Neu-Freimann; list of 37 communities, 22 camps, 6 sanatoria, and 3 children’s camps in the Munich region.

868 677 Request to the Munich committee regarding residence and

provisioning. 869 728 Report on organization of the Munich rabbinate. 870 739 Correspondence of the Cultural Office in the Munich region, October

1947 – January 1948, including: schools in Neu-Ulm, Lechfeld, and other localities; seminar for speakers, December 23 – 24, 1947; report of the Landsberg Cultural Office for 1947; report of the Cultural Office in Traunstein.

871 790 Accounts of the pharmacy in Munich, 1947. 872 823 Various materials of Munich. Neu-Freimann, Camp 873 914 Lists and questionnaires of teachers in Neu Freimann, 1946 – 1947. 874 958 Reports on the schools in Neu Freimann, 1947 – 1948. 875 1006 Lists of students, report cards, and class assignments in the elementary

schools of Neu-Freimann, 1947-48. 876 1049 Two registers of the school Geula in Neu-Freimann, 1947-48. 877 1080 Correspondence with the Teachers’ Union and other materials on the

schools in Neu-Freimann, 1948 – 1949; also a list of teachers in Bad Reichenhall, Ulm, and other localities in the region.

Reel 63: Folder Frame Contents 878 1 Incoming correspondence, circular letters, and other documents of the

Hashomer Hatzair in Neu-Freimann, December 1946 – August 1947. 879 97 Same. 880 142 Materials of the Historical Commission in Neu Freimann.

Neu-Ulm 881 150 Announcements of various organizations in Neu Ulm about:

provisioning; sanitation; matzos; bakery; transports for Palestine; English courses; technical school; memorial for those who perished from Otwock, Flenica, Karczew, and environs; Hebrew courses; warning against admitting Germans into the camp; sale of khometz.

882 282 Various materials of Neu-Ulm camp, 1947 – 1948, including: affidavits

against Zbyszek Kalinski for anti-Jewish actions; anti-Semitic statement by Col. Hopkins at an American military court; testimony against Julian Figus, former mayor of Tarnobrzeg; theater; German appeal “The National-Democratic Party of Germany is not prohibited”; invalids; 40th jubilee of the actor Shaya Zwillich.

Plattling 883 332 Lists of DP’s in Plattling. Pocking-Waldstadt, Camp 884 338 Materials of the camp Pocking-Waldstadt. Poppendorf, Camp 885 350 Descriptions of the camp Poppendorf by Alfons Filcek. Regensburg, Region 886 386 Religious Affairs Office at the Regional Committee in Regensburg,

correspondence, 1947 – 1948. 887 425 Same, reports, 1948 – 1948. 888 461 Various materials of the Regional Committee in Regensburg, including:

statistics of religious employees in the committee; questionnaires of the Historical Commission for collecting testimonies; incidents between DP’s and Germans in Nuenburg; materials of Landau.

889 570 Collection lists for the “Safety for Land and People”. 890 596 Correspondence of the regional Committee in Regensburg with the

Jewish committee in Schwabach, 1948 – 1949, including lists of children in Schwabach.

Rochelle, Camp (Neu-Kassel) 891 704 Minutes of the camp committee, November 29, 1947 – February 8,

1948.

892 729 Same, April 1948 – January 1949 (incomplete). 893 814 Same, 1948; also other materials, including minutes of a session of the

Commission for Merit Rations about emigration to Israel, December 21, 1948. 894 837 Correspondence of Rochelle, mainly with the Central Committee in

Munich. 895 873 Correspondence with the Regional Committee in Kassel, 1947 – 1948. 896 975 Same, 1947 – 1948; also other materials, including list of German

workers in the camp. 897 1143 Miscellaneous correspondence, 1947. 898 1156 Memoranda to the Employment Office, 1947. 899 1216 Memoranda from the Employment Office, 1948. 900 1230 Financial records of the committee in Rochelle, mainly regarding

cultural events, 1947. 901 1295 Expense vouchers of the camp committee, 1947. 902 1377 Budget and financial reports of the camp committee, 1947, including:

Cultural Office; budget for the building of a Mikva; money contributions by the German Employment Office.

903 1414 Inventory and other materials of the clothing warehouse in Rochelle,

1947-48. 904 1507 Supply inventories, 1947. 905 1554 Same, 1947 – 1948. 906 1691 Correspondence of the Supply Office, 1948.

Reel 64: Folder Frame Contents 907 1 Various documents of Rochelle, mainly about economic matters, 1947 –

1948. 908 200 Receipts and other materials on the distribution of cigarettes, 1947 –

1948. 909 249 Inventory lists of the camp committee, 1947.

910 261 Cash books, 1947 – 1948. 911 397 Income and expense vouchers of the camp committee, 1947. 912 470 Minutes and other materials of the Audit Commission in Rochelle, 1947. 913 537 Requests by individuals and organizations to the camp committee about

employment, housing, merit wages, etc; 1947 – 1948. 914 797 Collective appeals to the camp committee concerning raises in wages

and rations, 1947 – 1948. 915 829 Requests by religious groups to the camp committee, 1948. 916 861 Requests by Zionist groups to the camp committee, 1948. 917 898 Requests to the camp committee by various groups, 1948. 918 923 Requests by the workers’ committee to the camp committee, 1948. 919 935 Requests by camp residents to the camp committee, 1947 – 1948. 920 957 Certificates and authorizations made out by the committee and other

offices in Rochelle, 1947 – 1948. Also authorizations of the Jewish committee in Ainring and Goldcup.

921 1005 Medical certificates issued in Rochelle, 1947 – 1948. 922 1014 Announcements of Camp Rochelle, 1947, including: Housing Office;

kibbutz Hafetz Hayyim, Poale Zion; Hashomer Hatzair. 923 1035 Lists of children and nursing mothers in Rochelle, 1947 – 1948. 924 1051 Memoranda of various offices in Rochelle, 1947 – 1949. 925 1095 Lists of DP’s in Rochelle, 1948. 926 1146 Collection funds lists for the campaign “Bitakhon laam ve lamoledet”

(Safety For Land and People) in Rochelle, 1947. 927 1181 Correspondence and various materials of Rochelle, 1947, including:

applications to the social service; materials of the Regional Committee; central bookkeeping; observance of the Sabbath; Kibbutz Khofetz Khayim.

928 1299 Same, 1948, including: conflict on account of merit rations for religious

teachers; dismissal from work of those liable for military service in Palestine; letter from a black marketer to a black market dealer in foods.

929 1388 Circular letters from central institutions received in Rochelle, 1947 –

1948.

Reel 65: Folder Frame Contents 930 1 Camp court of Rochelle, 1947. Cases No. 3 – 5, 14 – 15, 18 – 22,

24, 29 – 30, 32, 34 – 35, 37, 41, and an unnumbered file. 931 151 Correspondence and decisions of the camp court, 1948. 932 190 Indictments and other materials of the court, 1948. Schwabach, Community 933 217 Correspondence of the committee in Schwabach, March – July 1946. 934 318 Same, August – October 1946. 935 402 Same, November 1946. 936 485 Same, December 1946. 937 572 Same, January – March 1947. 938 675 Same, April – June 1947. 939 751 Same, July – September 1947. 940 833 Same, October – December 1947. 941 959 Correspondence of the committee in Schwabach, mainly replies to

circular letters from the Central Committee, April 1948 – May 1949. 942 1038 Correspondence with the JDC, 1948 – 1949. 943 1110 Correspondence with the local bureau of the IRO, October 1946 –

December 1947, including minutes of the camp committee about distribution of posts, January 20 and May 21, 1947.

944 1151 Minutes, appeals, lists, and correspondence on elections in Schwabach,

January 19, 1947. 945 1238 Records of the clinic in Schwabach. 946 1256 Correspondence of the dispensary in Schwabach, October 1946 – June

1947.

Reel 66: Folder Frame Contents 947 1 Same, July – December 1947. 948 153 Certificates issued by the dispensary, October 1946 – December 1947. 949 375 Lists of patients and notices of the dispensary, 1946 – 1947. 950 387 Two registers of the Provisioning Office, 1947. 951 457 Lists of clothes distribution in Camp Schwabach, 1947. 952 618 Questionnaires for the issuance of certificates to former inmates of

concentration camps, 1946 – 1947, with photos. Schwabach, Region 953 798 Minutes of the committee and of the Audit Commission in Schwabach,

1947 – 1948. 954 821 Various materials of Schwabachh, including: issue No. 2 of “Informatsye

bulletin far di yiddisher bafelkerung fun krays Schwabach”, November 15, 1947; list of voters on the district of Schwabach.

955 889 Medical treatment cards from Schwabach. 956 960 Correspondence of the Regional Committee in Schwabach, 1947. 957 1122 Correspondence of the Regional Committee in Schwabach with the

Central Committee and other institutions, 1946 – 1948. 958 1232 Announcement of the Regional Committee in Schwabach, 1947.

Reel 67: Folder Frame Contents 959 1 Correspondence with the Regional Committee in Bamberg, 1947-49.

Also correspondence with the Central Committee, chiefly about economic and financial matters.

960 180 Same. 961 193 Correspondence with newspapers, 1947. 962 295 Correspondence with German offices, May – September 1946.

963 382 Same, October – November 1946. 964 536 Same, December 1946. 965 627 Same, 1947. 966 663 Same. 967 750 Same, January 1947; also March – May 1947.

Reel 68: Folder Frame Contents 968 1 Same, February – March 1947. 969 159 Same, April – May 1947. 970 242 Same, June – August 1947. 971 361 Same, September – December 1947. 972 488 Lists of DP’s in the district of Schwabach, 1947. 973 532 Marriage certificates, 1947. 974 553 Confirmations and authorizations of the Regional Committee in

Schwabach, 1947. Schwaebisch Hall, Camp 976 857 Diary of Camp Schwaebisch Hall, June 1947 – January 1948, and minute

book of the camp committee, August 5, 1948 – March 29, 1949. 977 895 Incoming correspondence, 1947 – 1949. 978 927 Correspondence with the Central Committee, 1948. 979 953 Cultural work and schools in Schwaebisch Hall, 1947. 980 975 List of voters in Schwaebisch Hall for the Third Congress of Shearit

Hapleita. 981 998 Cash book of the camp committee, January 1947 – June 1948. 982 1042 Circular letters from the Central Committee. 983 1094 Court in Schwaebisch Hall, 1947: files No. L 1, 3, 13 – 14, 16/47.

984 1219 Same, No, 13 – 14, 16, 18, 20, 24, 28, 30. 985 1278 Same, L 18, 20, 24 – 28, 30/47. 986 1374 Same, L 33 – 40/47.

Reel 69: Folder Frame Contents 987 1 Same, L 41 – 48/47. 988 97 Same, L 49 – 54/47. 989 169 Same, L 55 – 63/47. 990 254 Same, L 64 – 65, 67 – 68, 70 – 71/47. 991 307 Same, L 1 – 15/48. 992 401 Same, L 16 – 24, 26/48. 993 486 Same, L 27 – 33/48. 994 524 Same, L 34 – 38/48. 995 597 Various files of the court in Schwaebisch Hall, 1947 – 1948. 996 934 Various materials of the court in Schwaebisch Hall, 1946 – 1948. Straubing 997 676 Lists of DP’s in Straubing, Bavaria, 1945. Stuttgart, Region 998 685 Statistics of Jewish residents in the Stuttgart region (Wuertemberg-

Baden), 1947. 999 711 Correspondence of the Stuttgart Regional Committee with the

committee in Schwaebisch Hall, 1947 – 1948. 1000 773 Survey of the children in the Bet-Bialik school in Stuttgart. Data on

families, language, health, experiences during the war. 1001 784 Children’s drawings of the Bet-Bialik school. 1002 816 School exercises of the Bet-Bialik school.

1003 932 Various materials of the Bet-Bialik school, 1946 – 1947. 1004 944 Class exercises in Yiddish in the Bet-Bialik school, June 18, 1947. 1005 1039 Exercise books for mathematics in the Bet-Bialik school, 1946 – 1947. 1006 1118 Posters and other materials on religious activities in Stuttgart. 1007 1135 Various posters of Stuttgart, including: Jewish Youth Cultural

Federation; Mizrachi; concerts and lectures of the Cultural Office. 1008 1167 Materials of the Israelitische Kultusvereinigung congregation in

Wuertemberg, 1948 – 1950. 1009 1234 Materials of the Historical Commission in Stuttgart, 1947, including:

records of incoming and outgoing correspondence and documents, December 26, 1946 – March 14, 1948; correspondence with the Central and Local Historical Commission; conflict with the Central Committee about rations for workers of the Historical Commissions.

Reel 70: Folder Frame Contents 1010 1 Various materials of Stuttgart, including: attitude of the camp

committee toward the Revisionist demonstration against England; announcement about applications for the position of head of the DP police; Stuttgart citizens committee for the “Gyud l’maan hamoledet” (military service for the fatherland); 3-day strike of the Jewish workers in Stuttgart against low rations, September 1947; list of former inmates of concentration camps Vainingen in Stuttgart; emigration to Canada; announcements about burials and unveiling of gravestones; statistics of the Jewish population in Camp Stuttgart-West, 1947; an issue of the “Tygodniowy Biuletyn UNRRA Team 502” (Weekly Bulletin of UNRRA Team 502), May 3, 1946; children’s flags.

1011 187 Same, mainly about the Wuertemberg religious community. Tirschenreuth, Camp 1012 239 Correspondence of the Cultural Office in Tirschenreuth with the Central

Committee, 1946. Vilseck 1013 281 Incoming correspondence of the Cultural Office in Vilseck, May 1947 –

March 1948.

1014 382 Outgoing correspondence of the Cultural Office in Vilseck, May 1947 – March 1948.

1015 481 Correspondence and other materials of the Cultural Office in Vilseck,

1947-48. 1016 597 Acknowledement for books and other materials, September – October

1947. 1017 607 Accounts and receipts of the Cultural Office in Vilseck, 1947 – 1948. 1018 638 Accounts for books and typewriters, May 1947. Documents of the Audit Commission in Vilseck. 1019 695 A blank register of the Hebrew school in Vilseck. 1020 703 Register and cash book of Vilseck. 1021 712 Minutes and correspondence of the Audit Commission in Vilseck,

January 1947 – April 1948. 1022 793 Cash book and receipts of Keren Kayemet in Vilseck, 1947 – 1948. 1023 869 Minutes and correspondence of the camp court in Vilseck (later

Giebelstadt), January – June 1947. 1024 896 Same, August 1947 – August 1948. Wetzlar, Camp 1025 967 Minutes of the committee in camp Wetzlar; October 14, 1946 –

February 16, 1948, and undated.

Reel 71: Folder Frame Contents 1026 1 Incoming correspondence of the committee in Wetzlar, October 1946 –

June 1947. 1027 160 Same, July 1947 – January 1948. 1028 294 Same, January – October 1948. 1029 563 Same, 1948, chiefly circular letters of the Central Committee and other

institutions. 1030 606 Outgoing correspondence, April – October 1948.

Windsheim, Camp 1031 707 Sport club Makabi. Questionnaires, membership cards, and

correspondence. 1032 1124 Same, lists of members and membership cards. 1033 1186 Same, correspondence, reports, and other materials, 1947. 1034 1318 Circular letters from the Regional Center For Physical Education of the

Regional Committee of Bamberg. 1035 1345 Same, 1946 – 1948; also circular letters of Macabi in Fuerth. 1036 1492 Correspondence of the sport club in Windsheim, 1946 – 1947, including

correspondence of the Regional Union of Jewish Sport Clubs in Franconia and the Central Office of the Jewish sport clubs in the American Zone.

Reel 72: Folder Frame Contents Zielsheim, Camp 1037 1 Minute book of the committee in Zielsheim, November 15, 1946 – February 18, 1947. Ziegenheim, Camp 1038 87 Incoming correspondence and documents of the committee in Camp

Ziegenheim, August 1946 – June 1947. Various Camps and Centers 1039 400 Materials of various DP camps and centers, 1945 – 1948, including: Ulm,

Hamburg, Buchenwald, Giebelstadt, Goettingen, Geredsried, Dachau, Heidelberg, Hessen, Wasseralfingen, Vilseck.

1040 579 Same, including: Traunstein, Leipheim, Marburg, Nordheim, St. Ottilien,

Pappenburg, Feldmoching.

Reel 73: Folder Frame Contents 1041 1 Same, including: Foehrenwald, Neu-Freimann, Freimann, Frankfurt a/M. 1042 119 Same, including: Bad Reichenhall, Schwaebisch Hall, Ukrainian camp

Weidenm, Laufen, Dueppel, Ainring, Wiesbaden, Dieburg, Gelsenberg,

Straubing, Lampertheim, Walstadt, Lechfeld, Fritzlar, Bad Woerishofen, Wurmannsquick, Mallersdorf, Turkheim, Reinsburg, Schliersee, Flossenburg, Passau, Geiselhoering, Hasenhecke, Waldstadt, Augsburg, Tirschenreuth, Flixenhof, Rochelle, Zeilsheim.

1043 267 Same, Augsburg, Baden, Bamberg, Berlin, Bregenz, Calsheim, Dachau,

Deggendorf, Dieburg, Eggenfelden, Fellbach, Fuerth, Gauting, Goettingen, Hannover, Heidenheim, Hofgeismar, Kassel, Kannitz, Lechfeld, Leipheim, Mannheim, Mergentheim, Northeim, Regensburg, Rosenheim, Starnberg, Schwaebisch Hall, Ulm, Wasseralgfingen, Windsheim, Wiesbaden.

1044 464 Reports of UNRRA teams in various camps: Team 55, Deggendorf; 105,

Ahlendorf; 106, Foehrenwald; 109, Feldafing; 194, Ulm; 176, Wetzlar; 160, Pocking; 161, Wasserburg; 165, Leipheim; 166, Bayreuth; 503, Zeilsheim; 514, Backnang; 521, Lampertsheim; 522, Eschwege; 547, Funkkaserne, Munchen; 552, Fuerth; 560, Neu-Freimann; 564, Struth bei Ansbach; 613, Hessisch Lichtenau; 621, Winzheim; 903, St. Ottilien.

1045 567 Documents of various camps and other centers, including Nurenberg. 1046 649 Same, including materials of the military authorities and UNRRA. Series 6: Union of Employees of the Central Committee 1047 785 Minutes of the union, July 14, 1946 – July 30, 1948. 1048 912 Minutes of various sections of the union, September 3, 1948 – May 31,

1949. 1049 957 Circulars, memoranda, and copies of outgoing correspondence,

September 17, 1946 – June 16, 1947. 1050 1145 Circular letters and announcements, 1948.

Reel 74: Folder Frame Contents 1051 1 Announcements, September 1948 – September 1949. 1052 60 Correspondence, 1947. 1053 138 Incoming correspondence, 1947 – 1950. 1054 495 Correspondence, memoranda, and other materials of the union, 1949. 1055 598 Same, January 1948 – January 1950. 1056 786 Incoming correspondence, 1948.

1057 1131 Correspondence, October 1948 – January 1949.

Reel 75: Folder Frame Contents 1058 1 Same. 1059 97 Same. 1060 239 Correspondence and other materials of the Union of Employees, 1947-

49, mainly about merit rations. 1061 499 Register of 640 membership cards of the union; also declarations and

membership cards. 1062 603 Cash book of the union, 1947 – 1948. 1063 621 Instructions of the Central Committee and the JDC to canteen

personnel. 1064 683 Memoranda and lists of food cards, 1948. 1065 881 Accounts for lunches distributed, 1948. 1066 1140 Same.

Reel 76: Folder Frame Contents 1067 1 Provisioning for the members of the union, 1948 – 1949. 1068 105 Applications to the union about positions, support, etc., 1947 – 1948. 1069 141 Agreements of the Union of Employees with various institutions and

persons, 1947 – 1948. 1070 152 Merit rations lists of the union, 1948. 1071 201 Lists and other materials, mainly about distribution of lunches, 1948. 1072 293 Lists of lunches distributed, admission cards to entertainments, and

other materials of the Union of Employees, 1947 – 1948. 1073 362 Various applications to the Union of Employees, 1948 – 1949.

1074 468 Vacations, Audit Commission, and other materials of the Union of Employees, 1947 – 1948.

Series 7: Union of Invalids 1075 512 Minutes of conferences of invalids from ghettos and camps, 1946. 1076 526 Same, 1947. 1077 701 Same, n.d. 1078 735 Circular letters, bulletins, appeals, and reports of the Union of Invalids,

1947. 1079 829 Same, 1948. 1080 915 Same, 1949. 1081 926 Correspondence of the Union of Invalids with the Central Committee,

1947. 1082 1135 Same, 1947 – 1948, mainly lists and statistics of invalids for provisioning

purposes. 1083 1197 Same, 1947 – 1949.

Reel 77: Folder Frame Contents 1084 1 Same, 1948. 1085 199 Incoming correspondence of the Union of Invalids, 1948. 1086 362 Same. 1087 513 Same. 1088 635 Same. 1089 723 Same, October 1948 – June 1949. 1090 894 Same, 1949. 1091 1127 Correspondence, April – December 1947. Includes letters from the

state commissioner for indemnification. 1092 1257 Same.

Reel 78: Folder Frame Contents 1093 1 Same. 1094 165 Same, 1947 – 1948. 1095 224 Same, 1948. 1096 521 Correspondence, May – August 1948. 1097 633 Same, September 1948. 1098 711 Same, October 1948. 1099 804 Same, November 1948. 1100 873 Same, December 1948. 1101 923 Correspondence, 1947. Alphabetical files (incomplete), folder M. 1102 999 Same, N – O. 1103 1055 Same, P. 1104 1135 Same, Q – R. 1105 1233 Same, S.

Reel 79: Folder Frame Contents 1106 1 Same, T – U. 1107 102 Same, V – Z. 1108 330 Correspondence, 1947. Alphabetical files, folder A. 1109 408 Same, B. 1110 493 Same, C – D. 1111 537 Same, E. 1112 614 Same, F. 1113 716 Same, G.

1114 761 Same, H. 1115 819 Same, K. 1116 879 Same, L. 1117 944 Same, M. 1118 1139 Same, N – P. 1119 1177 Same, R.

Reel 80: Folder Frame Contents 1120 1 Same, S. 1121 108 Same, T – U. 1122 196 Same, V – Z. 1123 298 Correspondence, lists, and medical certificates of the Union of Invalids,

including letters with personal data, 1947. 1124 385 Same. 1125 509 Same. 1126 609 Same. 1127 725 Same. 1128 862 Same. 1129 928 Same. 1130 970 Correspondence with Bamberg district, August – November 1947. 1131 1087 Same, Lampertheim, 1947. 1132 1115 Same, Landsberg, 1947. 1133 1157 Same, Leipheim and Lechfeld, 1947. 1134 1197 Same, Passau and Pocking-Waldstadt, 1947 – 1948. 1135 1242 Same, Foehrenwald, 1951, Committee of TB Patients.

1136 1271 Same, 1952.

Reel 81: Folder Frame Contents 1137 1 Same. 1138 93 Same, includes minutes of the Committee of TB Patients, 1953. 1139 188 Same, 1954. 1140 225 Same, Feldafing. 1141 346 Same, Regensburg Regional Committee, 1947. 1142 503 Same. 1143 564 Correspondence with institutions, local unions of invalids and

individuals, 1947. Alphabetical files (incomplete), folder B. 1144 634 Same, C – D. 1145 708 Same, E. 1146 772 Same, F. 1147 877 Same, correspondence with organizations in Munich. 1148 1001 Correspondence with local branches and other institutions, 1948.

Alphabetical files (incomplete), folder A. 1149 1113 Same, B. 1150 1144 Same, C – D. 1151 1181 Same, E. 1152 1209 Same, F. 1153 1282 Same, G. 1154 1335 Same, mainly with central organizations in Munich. 1155 1390 Same, N – P. 1156 1453 Same, R.

1157 1527 Same, S – W. 1158 1665 Minutes and reports of local invalid unions, 1947.

Reel 82: Folder Frame Contents 1159 1 Correspondence with local unions, 1947. 1160 51 Same, 1947. 1161 278 Same, 1947 – 1948. 1162 436 Same, 1947 – 1949. 1163 712 Agreement with the canteens of the local unions of invalids about

contributions to Keren Aliya, 1947 – 1948. 1164 765 Correspondence with local unions of invalids; also lists of invalids, 1947

– 1948. 1165 893 Same, 148 – 1949, chiefly lists of invalids. 1166 1056 Questionnaires for invalids, 1946. 1167 1142 Lists of invalids in DP camps with details about social status and medical

certifications, 1946.

Reel 83: Folder Frame Contents 1168 1 Applications by invalids for union membership, 1947. 1169 37 Certifications issued by local invalid unions, 1947. 1170 65 Statistics and lists of invalids, 1947, including statistics of invalids in 79

camps and centers. 1171 133 Lists of invalids with data about their professions, 1947. 1172 176 Lists of invalids in the Kassel region, 1947. 1173 322 Lists and statistics of invalids in various camps and centers, October

1947. 1174 418 Same, October 1947 – January 1948. 1175 604 Same, October – December 1948.

1176 785 Same, February – December 1948; also reports of Goldkopf and

Stuttgart.

Reel 84: Folder Frame Contents 1177 1 Same, 1948. 1178 392 Same, December 1948 – October 1949. 1179 444 Materials concerning emigration of invalids to Palestine, 1947. 1180 536 Medical questionnaires of the Jewish Agency for Invalids. 1181 589 Medical certifications for invalids and correspondence about this, 1947. 1182 693 Correspondence of the invalid union about orthopedic devices, August

1947 – September 1948. 1183 764 Lists and statistics about provisioning for invalids, 1947. 1184 859 Same, 1947 – 1948. 1185 916 Outgoing correspondence of the Economic Office of the union, January

4 – November 4, 1948. 1186 1347 Posters of the Action Committee of the union. 1187 1353 Various materials of the union. 1188 1386 Same, including the brochure Final Report about invalids. 1189 1418 Same, including memorandum against the non recognition of the union

by the State of Israel. 1190 1512 Same.


Series 8: Union of Jewish Students Union of Jewish Students in the American Zone of Germany 1191 1 Statutes, minutes, and reports of the union, 1945 – 1949.

1192 73 Various reports, minutes, statistics, and other materials of the union. 1193 130 Reports of the Union of Jewish Students in Munich. 1194 156 Circular letters of the Union of Jewish Students in the American Zone,

1948. 1195 213 Circulars of the union, October 7, 1948 – June 13, 1950; also minutes of

November 28, 1948. 1196 266 Monthly statistical reports of local Jewish students’ associations in the

American Zone, 1947 – 1948. 1197 439 Correspondence, statutes, and other materials of the Union of Jewish

Students in the American Zone, September – December 1946. 1198 500 Same, January – May 1947. 1199 603 Same, March – July 1947. 1200 728 Same, June – July 1947. 1201 893 Same, August – December 1947. 1202 1123 Same, 1948. 1203 1238 Same, 1949 – 1950, alphabetically arranged. 1204 1409 Same, June 1949 – April 1950. 1205 1434 Same, 1950 – 1951.

Reel 86: Folder Frame Contents 1206 1 Correspondence with the Central Committee, January 1948 – December

1949. 1207 30 Correspondence with the Jewish Students’ Union in the British Zone,

1949-50. 1208 52 Correspondence with the World Union of Jewish Students in Zurich,

1947 – 1948. 1209 201 Minutes of the meeting of the executive of the World Union of Jewish

Students in Zurich, December 28-29, 1947.

1210 222 Correspondence with the Jewish Students’ Union of Switzerland, 1949 – 1950.

1211 261 Correspondence with the Federation of Jewish Students and Relief

Organizations of England. 1212 285 Correspondence with the World Union of Jewish Students in Paris, 1949

– 1950. 1213 434 Correspondence with the Union of Zionist Students in Johannesburg,

World Union of Jewish Students in Prague, Jewish Students Federation of England, 1948.

1214 507 Correspondence with local Jewish students’ associations in the

American Zone, 1947 – 1948. 1215 722 Correspondence with the union branches in Heidelberg, Marburg,

Erlangen, 1946 – 1947. 1216 789 Same, Stuttgart and Frankfurt, 1946 – 1947. 1217 883 Same, Darmstadt, October 1948 – June 1950. 1218 931 Correspondence with the president of the Zone Council in Heidelberg,

1948. 1219 996 Correspondence with the Jewish Students’ Union of Erlangen,

November 1948 – June 1950. 1220 1077 Same, Frankfurt, September 1948 – June 1950. 1221 1097(?) Same, Heidelberg, October 1948 – June 1950. 1222 1117 Same, Marburg, November 1948 – June 1950. 1223 1152 Same, Regensburg and Stuttgart, 1949 – 1950. 1224 1204 Same, Munich, December 14, 1946 – May 17, 1950. 1225 1346 Same, 1949. 1226 1378 Various lists of Jewish students in the American Zone, 1946.

Reel 87: Folder Frame Contents 1227 1 Same, 1946 – 1949.

1228 102 Same, 1948. 1229 248 Same, 1949-50. 1230 318 Various materials about Jewish students, 1946-47. 1231 370 Materials on distribution of rations for working students. 1232 400 Reports of the Audit Commission of the Union of Jewish Students in the

American Zone, 1948 – 1949. Union of Jewish Students in Munich 1233 416 Minutes of the Union of Jewish Students in Munich, April – December

1946. 1234 469 Same, 1947. 1235 542 Same, 1948. 1236 573 Same, 1949. 1237 599 Reports of the Union of Jewish Students in Munich, 1947 – 1950. 1238 666 Announcements, acknowledgements, and authorization of the Union of

Jewish Students in Munich, October – November 1946. 1239 773 Same, November – December 1946. 1240 866 Same, January – February 1947. 1241 993 Same, March – October 1947. 1242 1162 Same, January – October 1947.

Reel 88: Folder Frame Contents 1243 1 Same, July – December 1948. 1244 193 Same, January – May 1949. 1245 341 Same, June 1949 – October 1950. 1246 436 Acknowledgements of Munich University and other Munich colleges

issued to Jewish students, 1950.

1247 568 Correspondence of the Union of Jewish Students in Munich, 1946 – 1947, alphabetically arranged, A – G.

1248 841 Same, H – K. 1249 1131 Same, L – P.

Reel 89: Folder Frame Contents 1250 1 Same, R – S. 1251 326 Same, T – Z. 1252 488 Correspondence of the Union of Jewish Students in Munich with the

University and other colleges in Munich, 1946 – 1947. 1253 752 Same, with the UNRRA University, 1946. 1254 876 Same, with Munich University, 1948 – 1949. 1255 1012 Same, with various colleges, especially those in Munich, 1948 – 1950. 1256 1084 Same, with the Central Committee of Liberated Jews and other central

organizations, 1946. 1257 1173 Same, 1947. 1258 1250 Same, with Rabbi Dr. Aaron Ohrenstein in Munich, 1949 – 1950, and

with the Israeli consulate, 1950. 1259 1305 Same, with the Munich Jewish Committee, 1946.

Reel 90: Folder Frame Contents 1260 1 Same, 1947. 1261 140 Same, 1946 – 1949. 1262 204 Same, with Dr. Philip Auerbach, Bavarian Commissioner for Reparations,

August 1948 – June 1950. 1263 307 Same, with bookstores and publishers, 1947 – 1948. 1264 553 Correspondence of the Union of Jewish Students in Munich,

alphabetically arranged, A – H, 1948 – 1950.

1265 783 Same, alphabetical file A, 1948 – 1950. 1266 971 Same, B. 1267 1079 Same, R. 1268 1190 Same, S. 1269 1369 Same, T – W.

Reel 91: Folder Frame Contents 1270 1 Correspondence, June 1949 – June 1951. 1271 120 Same, 1951. 1272 572 Same, June 1951. 1273 593 Same, 1951 – 1952. 1274 788 Same, 1951 – 1953. 1275 861 Same, 1952. 1276 991 Lists of Jewish students in Munich. Series 9: Landsmanshaftn 1277 1114 Correspondence of the Brzeziny landsmanshaft. 1278 1234 Lists of the Brzeziny landsmanshaft and other materials including: a

leaflet about the unveiling of a memorial in Bergen-Belsen, June 27, 1947; a blood-soaked address book of a Brzeziny Jew who died of his wounds after being thrown out of a tramway in 1947 by a mob.

1279 1286 Materials of the Vilno landsmanshaft, including: poster and other

printed matter for the memorial service on the 5th anniversary of the liquidation of the Vilno ghetto; tentative list of Vilno Jews in Germany; circular letters; reports; correspondence.

1280 1362 Federation of Polish Jews. 1281 1403 List of members of the Sochaczew landsmanshaft in the American Zone.


1282 1 Minutes of the Sochaczew landsmanshaft, 1948. 1283 26 Reports, correspondence, and other materials of the Sochaczew

landsmanshaft, 1947 – 1948. 1284 244 Cash reports and accounts of the Sochaczew landsmanshaft, 1948. 1285 307 Correspondence of the Krasnystaw landsmanshaft arranged by country,

folder Germany. 1286 661 Same, Austria. 1287 705 Same, Italy. 1288 848 Number not used. 1289 850 Same, Sweden. 1290 904 Same, France. 1291 941 Same, Israel. 1292 974 Same, United States. 1293 1139 Same, Canada. 1294 1182 Same, various, including: appeal of the Committee of the Krasnystaw

Refugees in the German Diaspora about erecting a memorial. 1295 1336 Materials of various landsmanshaftn in the American Zone, mainly

posters and other printed matter about memorial services, including: Tomaszow; Lask near Lodz; Piotrkow; Nowo-Radomsk; Czestochowa; Wodzislaw; Lodz; Dubno; Stryj; Radom; Sandomierz; Belchatow; Brzesc; Hrubieszow; Dubienka; Zawiercie; Staszow; Leczyca; Suchedniow; Chrzanow; Otwock; Falenica; Karczew; Siedlce; Rowno; others.

Reel 93: Folder Frame Contents 1296 1 Photocopies of letters of DP’s in Buchenwald. 1297 131 Materials of Romanian and Hungarian landsmanshaftn. 1298 154 Materials of Lithuanian and Latvian landsmanshaftn. Series 10: Jewish

Actors Union Folder Frame Contents

1299 164 Minutes and other materials of the union, 1947 – 1948, including: foundation meeting, July 1, 1947; project of by-laws; first conference, October 20-21, 1947; second conference, June 10-11, 1948; court of honor; Audit Commission.

1300 296 Register of incoming correspondence, 1947. 1301 319 Incoming correspondence, September 1946 – June 1947. 1302 440 Same, July – December 1947. 1303 596 Same, January – June 1948. 1304 800 Same, July – December 1948. 1305 988 Same, 1949. 1306 1045 Register of outgoing correspondence, July 1947 – March 1949. 1307 1265 Copies of outgoing correspondence, 1946 – 1947.

Reel 94: Folder Frame Contents 1308 1 Same, January – June 1948. 1309 254 Same, July 1948 – March 1949. 1310 473 Minutes of the Examination Commission. 1311 502 Questionnaires about theater groups and drama circles, 1946. 1312 529 Questionnaires of the Jewish Actors, 1947. 1313 631 Autobiographies of union members and candidates. 1314 679 Lists and other materials of the Actors’ Union, 1947 – 1949, including:

list of actors at the founding conference, May 27, 1947, and at the dissolution conference, March 20, 1949.

1315 734 Samples of membership cards and other documents of the Actors’

Union. 1316 749 Lists and other documents about distribution of makeup, costumes,

music materials, and books, 1947 – 1948. 1317 848 Manuscripts of articles and poetry sent to the theater journal.

1318 880 Accounts of the union, 1947 – 1948. 1319 1014 Various materials of the Actors’ Union, Central Committee, and JDC

about theater, 1945-50, including: statistics of attendance at shows of the Munich Yiddish Theater (MIT) in camps, 1948; shows of “Naye estrad”, 1949.

1320 1077 By-laws, minutes, contracts with actors, and other materials of MIT,

1948. 1321 1106 Incoming correspondence of MIT, February 27 – December 16, 1948. 1322 1173 Outgoing correspondence of MIT, February 27 – December 16, 1948. 1323 1246 Contracts with MIT about shows in camps, 1948. 1324 1337 Accounts of MIT shows, 1948.

Reel 95: Folder Frame Contents 1325 1 Cash book of MIT; tours with “Kuni Lemmel” and “Mirele Efros”,

December 4, 1948 – February 21, 1949; also report to the JDC and list of salaries paid.

1326 78 Posters and programs of MIT shows. 1327 111 Posters and programs of various Jewish cabaret groups, including

Goldene Paw (Golden Peacock); Warsaw Concert Ensemble; MIKT (Jewish Musical comedy theater), Minchener Folksbine.

1328 150 Posters and programs of various group and individual shows. 1329 225 Posters and programs of drama circles in camps: Sholem Aleikhem

drama group in Bad Reichenhall; Bar Kokhba drama studio in Leipheim; Jewish revue theater un Hessian Lichtenau; Jewish theater group “Bamidbar” in Foehrenwald; Stuttgart artists ensemble; drama circle “Amkho” of the Jewish Labor Committee in Feldafing; drama group “Rederekh” in Schwaebisch Hall.

1330 243 Posters and programs of appearances of the actors: Rachel Holzer;

Shamai Rosenblum; Sonia Rotschkowska and Heniek Kohn; Rachel Relis; Jacob Mansdorf; Njusia Gold; Dora Kalinova; Irene Sholtan; Lowa Wollmann, and others.

1331 295 Posters and programs of balls, mostly with artistic performances. 1332 321 Posters and programs of musical appearances, including: Orchestra of

the Shearit Hapleita; Jewish choir “Hazomir” in Landsberg; “The Happy Boys” orchestra; Jewish KZ orchestra in Bavaria; Jewish Operetta Theater.

1333 355 Posters and programs of dance parties including Paula Patsani; Lea

Kaufmann; Dagmara and Max Mixer; Roni and Alex Goldman; Berek Delacova. 1334 368 Contracts of the cultural office in Landsberg with theater and concert

troupes, 1945 – 1947. 1335 417 Posters and programs of theater shows and concerts; also memorials

and lectures in Landsberg. 1336 503 Posters about theater shows, concerts, and films in Feldafing; also about

an appearance of Gershon Breitbart. 1338 530 Posters and other materials about film showings. Series 11: Various DP Organizations 1339 560 Questionnaires of the Association of Jewish Sports Clubs, 1947 (folder of

the Jewish sport club in Winzheim). 1340 625 Posters and programs of sporting events; also about an appearance by

Gershon Breitbart. 1341 661 Various materials about sports. 1342 714 Membership statements of Makabi club in Feldafing, 1946 – 1947. 1343 937 Minute book of the Writers’ Union, 1948 – 1949.

Reel 96: Folder Frame Contents 1344 1 Cash book and accounts of the Writers’ Union, 1948 – 1949. 1345 42 Autobiographies of members of the Writers’ Union, 1948: Yoseg Gan, Itzhak Goldkorn, Shlomo Wahrsager, A. Jachimowitch, Shlomo Frank, Efraim

Schreier; also critical essays on writers. 1346 71 Manuscripts transmitted to the Writers’ Union: M. Abelman, Yehoshua Urbas, Benjamin Orenstein, Josef Ben-Zvi, Itzhak Brat, H. Goldstein, B.

Braubart, Meir Greenspan, Zvi Horowitz, Lieb Wasserman, Leiser Weishaus (Ben Shimon), Motel Taft, J. Mittelpunkt, Kalman Segal, Nathan Ehrenreich, A. Przedborski, Dr. Raya Feinberg, Yehuda Pfeffer (Ben Isch), Shlomo Frank, Fruma Kamienitzka, Lieb Karp, Menachem Steier, Simkha Sternshus, Efraim Schreier-Kruegel.

1347 288 Newspaper clippings with works of Shalom Hirschkopf, H. Morganstern, and Chaim Shmulevitch (Schmulewitz), from the archives of the writers’ union.

1348 361 Correspondence, cash book, and ration cards of the Jewish Artists’

Section at the Writers’ Union, 1948 – 1949. 1349 397 Correspondence and other materials of the Artists’ Section. 1350 447 List of artists and questionnaires of the Artists’ Section. 1351 469 Reports, minutes, and memoranda of the Union of Jewish Engineers,

1946-49. 1352 496 Materials of the Union of Jewish Nurses, 1948. Series 12: Zionist Parties 1353 [Number not used.] 1354 510 “Bitakhon La’am Vemoledet”, printed matter. 1355 516 Jewish Agency, printed matter. 1356 575 Hagana and Irgun Zvai Leumi. Miscellaneous articles and printed

matter. 1357 Number not used. 1358 671 Zionist Federation in the American Zone. Register of outgoing

correspondence, August – December 1947. 1359 681 Posters and other materials of the Zionist Federation, including leaflet

about an assault by the Revisionists in Innsbruck. 1360 721 Printed matter and other materials of the United Zionist Organization. 1361 787 Printed matter of the Union of General Zionists. 1362 799 Appeals of the Poale Zion – Tseire Zion. 1363 825 Miscellaneous printed matter of Poale Zion – Tseire Zion. 1364 864 Printed matter of Mapam. 1365 869 Circular letters and other Revisionist materials including: conference of

the Revisionists in Germany, Pocking, December 12, 1946.

1366 940 Revisionist appeals. 1367 971 Various Revisionist printed matter. 1368 981 Revisionist membership applications and cards from Heidelberg. 1369 1124 Printed matter of Tel-khai (Revisionist fund). 1370 1144 Minutes of meetings of the Mizrakhi, 1947 – 1949. 1371 1196 Reports and other materials of Mizrakhi and Tora V’avoda.

Reel 97: Folder Frame Contents 1372 1 Posters and other prints of Mizrakhi. 1373 19 Various materials of Agudat Israel, 1947. 1374 158 News letter of Hashomer Hatzair, titled Hozer, 1947 – 1948. 1375 249 Various circular letters and other materials of Hashomer Hatzair. 1376 351 Posters and other printed matter of Hashomer Hatzair. 1377 370 Minutes of Hashomer Hatzair in the Regensburg Bamberg region, June

1947 – July 1948. 1378 381 Circular letters of Hashomer Hatzair, Regensburg Bamberg region, May

1947 – December 1948. 1379 390 Incoming correspondence of Hashomer Hatzair, Regensburg-Bamberg

region, May 1947 – December 1948. 1380 461 Reports and copies of outgoing correspondence of Hashomer Hatzair,

Regensburg-Bamberg region, April 1947 – September 1948. 1381 539 Emigration questionnaires of Hashomer Hatzair. 1382 551 Instructions and texts of Hashomer Hatzair on the occasion of various

Jewish holidays and celebrations. 1383 638 Materials of Hanoar Hatzioni. 1384 664 Materials of Dror. 1385 678 Posters, appeals, and other materials of Noar Haluzi Meukhud

(Nokham).

1386 744 Posters and other materials of Bnei Akiba. 1387 768 Cash books and other materials of WIZO, including: poster of the

founding committee. 1388 809 Election posters of various parties. 1389 881 Various Zionist materials. Series 13: ORT 1390 907 Circulars, appeals, and correspondence of ORT, October 1946 – August

1947. 1391 1018 Same, September – December 1947. 1392 1074 Same, 1948. 1393 1245 Same, January – May 1948.

Reel 98: Folder Frame Contents 1394 1 Correspondence with the Central Committee, May 1946 – May 1948,

including list of Jewish communities, centers, and committees in the American Zone, May 28, 1946.

1395 71 Correspondence with the Jewish Agency in Munich, 1947 – 1948. 1396 92 Accounts and correspondence with regions 6 and 7, 1947 – 1948. 1397 152 Correspondence about technical schools, 1949. 1398 233 Correspondence mainly about emigration policy and personnel. 1399 390 Same, January 12 – December 29, 1950. 1400 509 Same, January 3, 1951 – April 2, 1952. 1401 691 Correspondence with IRO, February 1 – December 9, 1948. 1402 751 Same, January 4 – December 9, 1949. 1403 885 Same, January 4, 1950 – November 8, 1951. 1404 1076 Correspondence with ORT in Hannover (British Zone), 1948-50.

1405 1224 Correspondence with Louis L. Wolinsky, ORT director for Germany and

Austria, 1947 – 1949.

Reel 99: Folder Frame Contents 1406 1 Correspondence with the central ORT headquarters in Geneva, 1948 –

1949. 1407 17 Correspondence with the ORT in Paris, 1948 – 1949. 1408 48 Minutes of the ORT conference in Paris, July 11 – 15, 1948. 1409 100 Correspondence with ORT in Sweden, 1947 – 1950. 1410 276 Correspondence with ORT in New York, 1948 – 1949. 1411 305 Correspondence with ORT and JDC, April 1947 – June 1949. 1412 345 Circular letters, correspondence, and other materials from JDC and

other institutions to ORT, 1951. 1413 516 Same, 1952. 1414 585 Correspondence with UNRRA and IRO, 1946 – 1949, including: list of

UNRRA centers in the American Zone; guide for technical courses by ORT and UNRRA.

1415 643 Circular letters from IRO, October 7, 1947 – October 22, 1951. 1416 946 Miscellaneous minutes, bulletins, circulars, correspondence, and other

materials, January 30, 1948 – January 5, 1951. 1417 ? Same, 1949 – 1951.

Reel 100: Folder Frame Contents 1418 1 ORT correspondence about rehabilitation centers in Germany and

Austria, 1948 – 1951. 1419 277 Correspondence of the ORT Transportation Department, November

1948 – January 1949. 1420 511 Same, February – March 1949. 1421 803 Same, April – June 1949.

1422 1004 Same, July – September 1949. 1423 1153 Lists and statistics of diplomas issued in the ORT schools, 1947 – 1948. 1424 1231 Distribution of diplomas and mintues of examinations in the ORT

courses, 1947 – 1949, in Memmingen, Ammenring, Geretsried, Starnberg, Weilheim.

1425 1290 Same, Landsberg.

Reel 101: Folder Frame Contents 1426 1 Same, Leipheim. 1427 63 Same, Augsburg. 1428 78 Same, Neu-Ulm. 1429 136 Same, district of Kassel. 1430 472 Same, district of Frankfurt. 1431 599 Certifications issued by ORT and IRO to the students of ORT schools,

1951. 1432 704 Curricula of ORT courses, arranged according to faculties, 1948. 1433 917 Stipends for ORT students, 1949 – 1950. 1434 1062 Same, Bamberg and Feldafing, November 1950 – April 1951. 1435 1123 Munich boarding school for ORT students, 1950 – 1951. 1436 1198 General reports and other materials of ORT, November 1946 –

December 1947, including: ORT conference, November 7, 1947.

Reel 102: Folder Frame Contents 1437 1 Statistics of ORT schools in the American Zone of Germany, 1946 –

1947. 1438 18 Reports of ORT for the year 1947. 1439 44 ORT reports, districts I (Stuttgart) and II (Kassel), 1947 – 1948.

1440 79 Same, district III (Bamberg). 1441 248 Same, district IV (Passau), V (Munich), and VI (Frankfurt). 1442 328 General ORT correspondence and reports of ORT schools in Hasenecke,

Jaegernkaserne, Eschwege, Fritzlar, Moenkeberg, 1947 – 1948. 1443 522 ORT reports of the American and British Zones of Germany, 1948 –

1950. 1444 704 Monthly reports of ORT in the American Zone of Germany, 1949.

Reel 103: Folder Frame Contents 1445 1 Monthly reports with statistics of ORT, June 1951. 1446 124 Same, July 1951. 1447 227 Same, August 1951. 1448 329 Same, September 1951. 1449 429 Same, October 1951. 1450 498 Same, November 1951. 1451 543 Same, December 1951. 1452 596 Same, January 1952. 1453 645 Same, February 1952. 1454 695 Same, March 1952. 1455 743 Same, April 1952. 1456 799 Same, May 1952. 1457 883 Same, June 1952. 1458 984 Same, July 1952. 1459 1071 Correspondence, contracts, and accounts with and about ORT

employees, 1947 – 1948, Vol. 1/1, folder A – L.


1460 1 Same, M – Z. 1461 287 Same, 1947 – 1948, Vol. 1/2, folder 1. 1462 410 Same, folder 2. 1463 585 Same, 1947 – 1948, Vol. 2/2, folder 1. 1464 756 Same, folder 2. 1465 884 Same, 1948, Vol. 3/1, folder 1. 1466 1097 Same, folder 2.

Reel 105: Folder Frame Contents 1467 1 Same, 1948, Vol. 3/2, folder 1. 1468 147 Same, folder 2. 1469 336 Same, 1947 – 1948, Vol. 4/1, folder 1. 1470 530 Same, folder 2. 1471 656 Same, 1947 – 1948, Vol. 4/2, folder 1. 1472 819 Same, folder 2. 1473 952 Same, 1948 – 1949, Vol. 5, A – N.

Reel 106: Folder Frame Contents 1474 1 Same, N – Z. 1475 291 ORT accounts and correspondence on the payment of salaries, 1947 –

1948, folder A – L. 1476 476 Same, N – Z. 1477 592 Salaries paid out to ORT schools, 1948; folder of the Finance

Department of the Central Committee. 1478 745 Same, 1948. 1479 834 ORT posters.

1480 851 Blanks and other printed matter of the ORT schools in Landsberg. 1481 913 ORT posters from Landsberg. 1482 968 ORT publicity materials, 1948 – 1950. 1483 1184 Various ORT materials including ORT songs. 1484 1201 Various materials of ORT courses, 1950, Bad Aibling. 1485 1270 Same, Bad Woerishofen. 1486 1292 Same, Bamberg and other places, 1950 – 1951. 1487 1318 Same, Feldafing, 1950. 1488 1391 Same, Foehrenwald. 1489 1464 Same, Gauting. 1490 1494 Same, Munich. 1491 1528 Same, Esslingen. 1492 1549 Same, Lechfeld.

Reel 107: Folder Frame Contents 1493 1 Map of the ORT technical schools in the American Zone of Germany. 1494 4 Various materials including: “Weekly ORT News in the U.S. Zone”, 1947;

“ORT Nachrichten” (ORT news); technology and work: report on ORT activities for the year 1947.

1495 108 Same, including: newspaper clippings about ORT work; invitations to

festivals at ORT schools; statistics of ORT schools in district 1 (Stuttgart); exhibition of ORT and UNRRA technical schools, February 1948; report of ten months’ work in the ORT technical school in Lechfeld, 1947; collection of decisions and orders for the ORT technical schools, 1947; a brochure with pictures of the ORT vocational school in Neustadt/Holstein.

1496 224 Posters of ORT with appeals to learn a trade. Series 14: American Joint Distribution Committee – JDC

1497 237 Report of the JDC for the year 1947. 1498 279 Monthly JDC reports, 1947 – 1948, incomplete. 1499 530 Reports and minutes of conferences of the regional JDC directors in the

American Zone: January 28-29, 1946; November 4, 1946; November 1946; November 30, 1946; February 15-16, 1947. Also minutes of the Council on Jewish Affairs of UNRRA, Heidelberg, September 24, 1946.

1500 574 Various reports and other JDC materials, including: reports on Pocking,

Eggenfelden, Arnsdort, and Landau, March 9, 1946. JDC Primer, part 11: Geography of JDC, 1946; description and definition of JDC work in the American Zone, June 10, 1947; lists of camps and other DP centers in the American Zone.

1501 784 Same, including: memo of JDC to the Central Committee concerning

collaboration and organization of DP centers, December 10, 1946; memo of the U.S. Army about recognition of the Central Committee; report about infiltration of Jews into the American Zone, June – November 1946; memo of the representative of the American-Jewish Conference to Judge Simon Rifkin concerning DP’s, December 15, 1946; HIAS report on Germany and Austria, December 8, 1945; memo of Dijour of HIAS to the U.S. representative Robert Murphy, November 28, 1945; JDC report on the British Zone, November 29, 1946; communications by the Central Committee, JDC, Jewish Agency, and ORT to Gen. Lucious D. Clay, acknowledging his help for the Jewish DP’s.

1502 1034 JDC materials about the school system, including: lists of children,

February 5, 1947. 1503 1126 Monthly JDC reports about cultural work in the U.S. Zone, 1946; also a

report of the Central Committee about cultural work in 1946.

Reel 108: Folder Frame Contents 1504 1 Posters, leaflets, and stamps by the JDC about sanitary conditions; also

diagram of the Provisioning Office of the Central Committee under the supervision of UNRRA and JDC.

1505 43 Various printed matter of JDC. 1506 99 Drawings of Jewish DP’s by JDC employee Joachim Held, March 1946. JDC Emigration Department 1507 111 Monthly emigration statistics of the JDC in the U.S. Zone, 1946-48, not

complete.

1508 263 Same, 1948 – 1950, not complete. 1509 308 Same, reports, 1947 – 1951. 1510 421 Same, materials on Shanghai emigrants, 1950. 1511 594 Same, memorandum of the JOINT emigration fund in Paris on

emigration matters, 1946. 1512 736 Same, biographies of emigrants, including Jewish Agency questionnaires

of the hachshara workers in Geilingen. 1513 982 Same, lists of certified emigrants, from the DP camp in Frankfurt, 1946. 1514 1118 Same, correspondence and lists of emigrants, July 1949 – January 1951. 1515 1218 Same, lists of emigrants and correspondence about individual emigrant

matters, July 1950 – February 1952. 1516 1358 Same, correspondence about various matters, September 1949 – July

1950.

Reel 109: Folder Frame Contents 1517 1 Same, correspondence between JDC offices in Munich, Frankfurt, and

Stuttgart, March – November 1950. 1518 44 Same, correspondence of HIAS-JDC Coordination Committee at the U.S.

Displaced Persons Commission concerning individual emigration cases, Munich, December 17, 1949 – January 19, 1950.

1519 395 Same, January 20 – February 28, 1950. 1520 736 Same, correspondence, mainly about individual matters, 1 – 16 March

1951. 1521 1238 Same, March 19 – April 9, 1951.

Reel 110: Folder Frame Contents 1522 1 Same, April 10 – 16, 1951. 1523 255 Same, September 4 – 25, 1951. 1524 723 Same, September 25 – October 12, 1951.

1525 1108 Same, correspondence regarding Vaad Hahatzala. 1526 1144 Same, reports, printed matter, and miscellaneous materials. 1527 1178 Various reports of the JDC Research Department in Paris, 1946 – 1947. 1528 1366 Statistics about Jewish DP’s in camps and other centers of the American

Zone; lists of survivors liberated from a camp between Torun and Bygoszcz; lists of women in Lauenberg, Eckernfoende, Friedrichshof, Kronshagen, Neustadt, Hochek (near Strassbourg), Stutthof, Chinow, Pronst, and women who went to Russia; materials about Lithuanian Jews.

1529 1411 JDC monthly and other periodical statistics on the Jewish DP population

in the U.S. Zone of Germany, January – August 1946.

Reel 111: Folder Frame Contents 1530 1 Same, September – December 1946. 1531 144 Same, January – June 1947. 1532 330 Same, July – December 1947. 1533 450 Same, 1948 and undated. 1534 546 UNRRA statistics of the DP population in the American Zone, 1946 –

1948. 1535 871 Lists of the Central Tracing Bureau of PCIRO, September – October 1947,

March – April 1948.

Reel 112: Folder Frame Contents 1536 1 Statistical reports about elementary schools, 1946-48. 1537 212 Various studies and reports about DP’s including: “Some Observations

on the Age Structure of European Jewry Following World War II”, by Paul Goldstein; “Displaced Persons”, a U.S. Army mimeographed publication.

Series 15: Various Organizations 1538 421 Keren Kayemet L’Israel (KKL), posters and leaflets. 1539 437 Same, programs and announcements on conferences and

entertainments.

1540 475 Same, various printed matter. 1541 588 Same, circular letters entitled “Hoser”, 1947 – 1949. 1542 668 Same, various circular letters. 1543 702 Same, reports and statistics of the Central Shekel Commission in

Germany, 1948. 1544 757 Same. 1545 787 Same, correspondence with the KKL branch in Stuttgart, 1947 – 1948. 1546 849 Same, accounts of the Stuttgart branch. 1547 895 Same, correspondence and accounts of KKL in Stuttgart; also lists of

children in Stuttgart and other camps. 1548 959 Same. 1549 1029 Same, three cash books of the KKL in Stuttgart.

Reel 113: Folder Frame Contents 1550 1 Jewish Labor Committee, First conference of the Central Council,

Landsberg, September 7-8, 1947. 1551 118 Same, various materials from Neu-Freimann, Zeilsheim, Lampertheim,

Regensburg, Lager Hof. 1552 175 Bund, posters, bulletins. 1553 206 Union of Former Jewish Political Prisoners, printed matter. 1554 234 Various DP publications, correspondence, title pages, printed matter,

and other materials from the publishers of DP newspapers, periodicals, and books.

1555 407 Pakhakh, printed matter. 1556 420 Religious organizations, various printed matter. 1557 497 Kolel Kiddush Hashem. Printed matter. 1558 568 Vaad Hatzala, reports on activities, 1946 – 1947; biographies and

photographs of children in children homes maintained by Vaad Hatzala.

1559 603 Union of Jewish Invalids, correspondence of Dr. J. Landkorn, JDC advisor

for invalid matters, 1948. 1560 825 Union of Writers and Journalists, miscellaneous materials; list of 42

members; minutes of the third annual general assembly; news releases. 1561 871 Teachers’ Union; 53 telegrams about the teachers’ strike in November

1946. 1562 945 UNRRA and IRO, circulars. 1563 1084 Jewish chaplains of the U.S. Army. Materials of Irving Gans, 1945 –

1948, about the activity of the chaplain on behalf of the DP’s; report of January 19, 1945 about the condition of Jewish DP’s; list of Pesakh celebrations for Jewish soldiers in the American Army, March 15, 1946; text of a talk with soldiers about DP’s; a parody, “saga of a DP in Berlin”; also some letters of the years 1951 – 1961, including one about a Jew who hid with a Lithuanian family in Kovno during the war.

1564 1325 Same, various materials collected by chaplains including: resolutions of

a protest meeting in Foehrenwald and in Landsberg against the British government, November 15, 1945; resolutions of the Central Committee against sending 500 children and 50 instructors to France, November 7, 1945; founding of the sport club “Makabi” in Foehrenwald; unveiling of a monument in Camp Zeilsheim near Frankfurt, December 2, 1945.

Series 16: Various Printed Matter 1565 1345 New Year’s cards. 1566 1424 Wedding cards; also formula of a Ktuba (marriage deed). 1567 1464 Announcements about burials. 1568 1470 Announcements about restaurants and cafes. 1569 1481 Various printed matter, chiefly advertisements of private businesses.


Series 17: British Zone (Central Jewish Committee, Bergen-Belsen 1570 1 First Congress of Survivors in the British Zone, Bergen-Belsen, September 25 – 27, 1945. Programs, resolutions, invitations.

1571 12 Jewish Committee in Bergen-Belsen, materials on elections, 1946. 1572 19 Second DP Congress, Bergen-Belsen, July 20 – 22, 1947. Invitations,

speeches. 1573 52 Central Committee, various announcements, 1945 – 1948, including: the

second anniversary of the camp liberation; regulations on taking out of the camp furniture or household utensils; use of electricity; order of the British authorities against wearing khaki uniforms; People’s University; newsletters of the Central Committee, Nos. 1, 3, 4 (1945).

1574 95 List of 61 communities and committees in the British Zone. 1575 100 Religious affairs. Various announcements of the Central Committee and

the Rabbinate, 1045 – 1948, such as forms for ketubo and for agunot; appeals to observe the Sabbath; reciting of psalms for the people of Israel; resolutions of the Rabbinate to the second congress; appeal to study the Mishna in memory of those who perished; appeal not to have relations with German women; Central Committee ban on doing business on the Sabbath; protest meeting against the desecration of the house of prayer and the Torah scrolls by Polish rowdies, December 11, 1945.

1576 137 Jewish police in Bergen-Belsen. Announcements, control lists of the

distribution of cigarettes and ration cards. 1577 190 Health Office, printed matter, 1946 – 1948. 1578 197 Cultural Office, reports and announcements, 1947 – 1948. 1579 243 Same, schools in Bergen-Belsen, printed matter, 1945 – 1948. 1580 260 Same, Jewish DP press in the British Zone. 1581 300 Central Historical Commission. Materials about the work of the

Historical Commission in Goettingen; reports to YIVO on collecting documents. 1582 360 Camp court in Bergen-Belsen, correspondence, 1946. 1583 372 Same, materials about conflicts between the Central Committee and the

court, 1946. 1584 436 Same, unnumbered files against former Kapos, 1946 Gluecksman of

Camp Burggrafen near Danzig, Izbicki of the shoemakers’ section in the Lodz ghetto; Shaya Czernowicer and Shaya Fridler of Birkenau, Salo Birnczwajg of Camp Starachow; Feivel Nussbaum of Krakow; Robert Franz of Auschwitz; Yakhet (Jadja) Silbergast of Auschwitz; Sara Schikatz of Bergen-Belsen.

1585 478 Same, investigation against Dan Frenkel and Yehuda Checinski, former policemen in the Piotrkow ghetto, 1946.

1586 490 Same, investigation against Alfons Katz, a former Kapo, 1946. 1587 507 Same, investigation against Germans who hurled stones at Jews, May

28, 1946. 1588 522 Same, minutes about police investigations of illegal trade and other

camp matters, April 1946. 1589 542 Same, provisional police reports of various police investigations,

including crimes during the war, February – March 1946. 1590 563 Same, proceeding against tobacco black-marketeers, March 1946. 1591 614 Same, proceeding against black-marketeering and thefts in the canteen

No. 4, March 1946. 1592 692 Same, proceeding against black market operators from among refugees

connected with the Yeshiva of Bergen-Belsen, April 1946. 1593 737 Same, investigation of cases of black marketing in Bergen-Belsen, March

– April 1946. 1594 774 Same, files Nos. 1 – 8/IV, 1946. 1595 912 Same, files Nos. 9 – 13, 1946: file 9/III against Daniel Neufeld in the

service of the Gestapo in Lodz; file 13/III against Alter Schindelkop of Lodz and Auschwitz.

1596 1008 Same, file No. 14/IV against Yehuda Milosierny (Ruven Elbaum), Shlomo

Eidlitz, and Chaim Baran, accused of theft, 1946. 1597 1120 Same, files No. 10, 15 – 19/V, 1946. 1598 1264 Same, files No. 19/V: action against Asher Lokec, a former Kapo in Camp

Blizyn. 1599 1306 Same, files No. 20/VI: action against Jacob, Mordekai, and Hershel

Berger, accused of trading in false coins and attacking Pinkhas Weitzmann.

Reel 115: Folder Frame Contents 1600 1 Same, unnumbered case files of the court and the police, 1946. 1601 258 Same.

1602 328 Same. 1603 496 Same. 1604 650 Same. 1605 720 Writers’ and Journalists’ Group in the British Zone, printed matter. 1606 726 Theater groups in the British Zone. Posters and programs. 1607 771 Various blanks and forms of Bergen-Belsen, mainly 1948. 1608 875 Various leaflets, broadsides, and appeals, including: appeal of the

Central Committee about the Exodus ships and other appeals about war in Palestine; announcements about the death of Yehoshua Lehrer and David Brustin of the Poale Zion and of Rabbi Abraham Mordekhai Alter of “Agudat Israel”; lectures; sale of tools; medical regulations; concerts; films; art exhibitions; appeal to the Jews of Tarnopol about evidence against a German murderer; Keren Kayemet L’Israel; order against entering JDC canteens; a kosher restaurant; laundry and dye plant; leaflets and posters about emigration to Palestine, 1947 – 1948.

1609 946 Jewish Agency questionnaires and other printed matter, 1947 – 1948. 1610 958 22nd Zionist Congress, 1946. Election appeals. 1611 1015 Keren Kayemet, printed matter, 1947 – 1948. 1612 1030 General Zionists, printed matter, 1947-48. 1613 1042 Zionist Federation appeals, 1947 – 1948. 1614 1076 Mizrakhi-Tora V’avoda, printed matter, 1947 – 1948. 1615 1083 Agudat Israel, Tzeitel Agudat Israel, Poale Agudat Israel, Keren Hatora,

printed matter. 1616 1098 Revisionists in Bergen-Belsen, printed matter, 1947 – 1948. 1617 1106 Poale Zion Hitakhdut in Bergen-Belsen, appeals, announcements, and

other printed matter, 1947-48. 1618 1127 Poale Zion Left, appeals and other printed matter, 1947 - 1948. 1619 1137 Noar Halutz Meukhad, printed matter, 1945 – 1948. 1620 1163 Hashomer Hatzair, printed matter, 1947.

1621 1173 WIZO in Bergen-Belsen, printed matter, 1947. 1622 1177 Labor Committee in Bergen-Belsen, printed matter, 147. 1623 1186 Jewish Relief Unit of the British military government, circular letters,

1945 – 1948. 1624 1284 Landsmanshaftn in the British Zone, miscellaneous materials. 1625 1302 Advertisements and other printed matter of Bergen Belsen including:

visiting card of a mohel; new years’ cards; printing shops; a kosher restaurant; sale of pianos; kosher wine for Passover; a goldsmith’s work shop; men’s hats; electrical ovens; dentist; vulcanizing work shop; blankets; cradles; painters; wedding invitations.

Reel 116: Folder Frame Contents 1626 1 Various materials of Bergen-Belsen and the British Zone. 1627 72 Songs from the Holocaust collected in Bergen Belsen. Series 18: Berlin (Western Sectors) 1628 87 Jewish community in Berlin, report “The Situation of the Jewish

Community of Berlin and of its Members”, n.d.; election leaflets; printed matter about religious affairs.

1629 132 Theater, concerts, and entertainments in Berlin, 1947 – 1949. 1630 182 Camp Schlachtensee, various materials of the Cultural Office, 1946 –

1947. 1631 208 Daily newsletter issued by the periodical Unser Lebn in Berlin, No. 121,

(November 26, 1946), to 374 (December 9, 1947), typewritten, not complete. 1632 339 Radio announcements in Yiddish broadcast from Berlin, 1946 – 1947. 1633 445 Various materials from Berlin, including: report to JDC on the Jewish

hospital in Berlin, August 3, 1945; list of offices in the camps of Tempelhof and Schlachtensee; communiqué of the Investigation Commission about theft in Camp Bialik (Mariendorf); JDC reports on the Berlin Jewish community, 1946; statistics of the Berlin Jewish community, June 16, 1933 and November 1, 1946, including: appeals by Zionist groups; “Mitteilungen” (announcements) of the Jewish Students’ Union; Chanuka festival 1945; stamps of the Juedische

Geuneinde showing destroyed Berlin synagogues, 1949; materials about Landsmandhaftn.

1634 602 Miscellaneous printed matter. 1635 652 French Zone, JDC reports and correspondence, including report on the

situation of the Jews in the French Zone, April 28, 1947; list of Jewish DP’s. Series 19: Addendas to Various Series 1636 684 Central Committee, outgoing correspondence, 1946, A – B. 1637 776 Same, C – G. 1638 984 Central Committee, conference and congresses of survivors, 1946-49. 1639 1079 Central Committee, miscellaneous correspondence. 1640 1176 Educational Department, circular letters, 1948. 1641 1204 Health Department, report on a meeting regarding establishing a

hospital in Israel for the DP’s, April 4, 1949; lists of patients in the IRO rehabilitation center, July 1947.

1642 1210 Regional Jewish Historical Commission in Frankfurt, reports and

correspondence, 1946 – 1947. 1643 1246 Regional Committee of Oberbayern and Schwaben, minutes of

meetings, 1947-48. 1644 1278 Camp Feldafing: outgoing correspondence of the Presidium, 1946. 1645 1289 Varia. Not filmed as of 4/7/89 1646 (former 711) 1647 (former 112)