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Ce fonds contient les dossiers du personnel ayant travaillé aux abattoirs. On y notera un dossier intitulé : « Sacrificateurs juifs (1929-1940) ». Il comprend de la correspondance, des notes et des documents administratifs émanant principalement du Grand Rabbin, des services communaux d’Anderlecht, de la Régie des Abattoirs et des Marchés d’Anderlecht-Cureghem. Les principaux sujets abordés dans ce ...

J.E.A. van de Poel, 1898 - 1971 > Infrastructurele zaken 1950 - 1996, inventarisnrs 411 - 769 en 783 - 786 > Correspondentie over economie en infrastructuur Kempen met Bauweraets, H., in Turnhout / Beek, C.A.A. / Belmans, A., in Anderlecht / Bergh, F. van de / Gheyselinck, R., in Wassenaar / Herold, F.H.H., in Utrecht / Kolfschoten, in Eindhoven / Lievens, R., in Antwerpen / Roppe, L., in Hasselt / ...

De heer A.W.G. (Antoon) van Raay vertelt dat hij al voor het uitbreken van de oorlog anti-Duits was. Hij werkte toen als knecht bij een bakker in Didam. Na mei 1940 ging hij op verzoek van zijn ouders bij een bakker in Doetinchem werken. Daar kreeg hij onenigheid met een nieuwe collega die pro-Duits was en nam zijn ontslag. Hij kon terecht als postbesteller bij de PTT. Na drie maanden werd hij ontslagen, ...

This collection contains : a studio portrait of Najm Wolf Rosan ; a photo of Najm Wolf Rosan, his children Max and Rachel Rosan, and a family friend riding a horse in a park.

In the summer of 1943 the German authorities allowed the Association of Jews in Belgium (AJB) to open its first retirement homes for elderly Jews. A special AJB Service d’Intervention (intervention department) strived to transfer elderly Jews from the Dossin barracks to these institutions. However, very soon the homes in Saint-Gilles and Auderghem became overcrowded. Around the same time, it was noted ...

J.E.A. van de Poel, 1898 - 1971 > Infrastructurele zaken 1950 - 1996, inventarisnrs 411 - 769 en 783 - 786 > Correspondentie over diverse onderwerpen met Baarda, C.Ch.R. van, in Brussel / Backer, de, in Gent / Bal, B.A., in Antwerpen / Balthazar, H., in Antwerpen / Bareman, C., in Terneuzen / Bartels, H., in Zwolle / Bastianen, K., in 's-Hertogenbosch / Bauwel, J. van, in Antwerpen / Bauweraets, H., ...

This collection contains a Polish passport issued to Marjem Wyszegrodzka in 1937. Marjem Wyszegrodzka, born on 20 August 1908 in Łęczyca, Poland, moved to Belgium and married Leibisch Goldfischer. She had been in Belgium since 22 August 1927, working at a clothing shop in Brussels. On 7 October 1942, both Marjem and Leibisch were registered at the Dossin Barracks for deportation to Auschwitz-Birkenau ...

Icchok Ilzycer was born in Warsaw, Poland, on 28 March 1899. He became a varnish worker and emigrated to Belgium via Paris, France, in October 1925. In July 1926, he succeeded in bringing over his fiancée Pesa Chaja Dembowska, born in Warsaw on 28 December 1905. The couple got married in Anderlecht, Brussels, on 8 January 1927. On 2 July 1928, Pesa gave birth to their first daughter, Mina. On 18 November ...

Jacob (Jacques) Jacobs was born in Brussels on 5 May 1877, as the son of the Dutch-Jewish couple Samson Jacobs and Rebecca Joseph. Jacob Jacobs held Belgian nationality and became a dentist. His older brother Simon Jacobs (b. 03/03/1876 in Anderlecht, Brussels) was a well-known dental surgeon. Jacob Jacobs married Françoise Stad. She had been born on 16 November 1878 in Antwerp, Belgium, as the daughter ...

This collection contains: photos of Leib (also Leiba) alias Leon Zeliesnikas (also Zelieznikas), Rifka alias Regine Wagman and their daughter Marie Zeliesnikas ; photos of relatives such as Sara Wagman, Fajga Rajzel Wagman, her husband Szlama Gelbart and their son Karl alias Charles Gelbart, Ruchla Wagman and her son Maurice Hendlisz, Moise Wagman, and David and Nina Wagman (children of Ber Wagman) ...

Alexandre Gourary was born in Odessa, Russia, on 28 May 1918, as the oldest son of Michel Gourary and Elisabeth Trainin. He had an older sister, Judith (Dita), born in Petrograd, Russia, on 26 July 1915. The family fled Russia after the Russian revolution. A third child, Samuel Georges Gourary, was born in Naples, Italy, on 7 July 1921. The family settled eventually in Vienna, Austria. In 1935, Elisabeth ...