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Records of the Hungarian Agency at the League of Nations and its successor (from 1939), the Hungarian Consulate in Geneva, Switzerland, contain material concerning Hungarian Jews from 1920 to 1939. The overwhelming majority of the records are from 1938 and 1939. The most relevant parts of the collection include various reports concerning the “Jewish question”, Zionism and the Palestine problem between ...

L'Archivio conserva i fondi prodotti da ambasciate, consolati e rappresentanze diplomatiche del Regno d'Italia e della Repubblica Italiana.

Documents of Sim Ashkenazi (donor's late husband) relating to his attendance at the gymnasia in Russe, Bulgaria and at Clement Ochridsky University, Sofia as well as document from the Spanish Consulate in Bulgaria; class photo, gymnasia in Russe, Bulgaria, 1941-1942; photo album documenting the Ashkenazi family in Bulgaria and Israel during the Holocaust

USHMM holds reproductions of selected records. ID: irn514448; accession number: 2003.377; call number: RG-46.041M.

Consists of personal papers of Alice Stern that relate to her emigration from Germany to the United States. Among the documents are affidavits from family members; correspondence with the American Consulate in Stuttgart, Germany; and documents concerning Alice Stern's finances at the time of her emigration.

Relates to the German destruction of the Warsaw Ghetto in 1943. Translation of article published in Wiadomosci Polskie (London). This article deals with the liquidation of the Warsaw Ghetto beginning July 17, l942. Both translations bear the stamp of the U.S. Consulate General, Zurich, March 27, l944.

The papers consist of an immigration identification card issued to Marianne Bohnstedt [donor] by the American consulate in Panama and a letter sent by the Deutsches Rotes Kreuz [German Red Cross] on behalf of Dr. Joseph Norden in Hamburg, Germany, to his daughter, Bertha Bohnstedt [donor's mother], in Alliance, Ohio.

Contains a letter of protection issued to three members of the Herczog family; prepared by Alberto Carlos de Liz-Texeira Branquinho of the Portuguese consulate in Budapest, dated August 24, 1944, with his stamped signature and the endorsement of as Consulado de Portugal em Budapes; three photos of bearers affixed.

Contains anonymous letters against the Bulgarian Government Jewish Policy, opinions and speeches regarding discrimination against Jews in Bulgaria. Also includes a letter from the Bulgarian Consulate in Prague regarding instructions about Yugoslavian problems.

Documents related to Lederer family, of Plzen, Czechoslovakia. Includes letter from Francis Lederer in 1945, describing what happened to various family members during the Holocaust, and between Harold Marx of Teaneck, NJ and the U.S. Consulate in Prague (March 1939), regarding efforts to obtain a visa for Zdenka Lederer.