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Contains photographs, legal documents, and booklets pertaining to Dr. Abraham Blumowitsch-Atsmon's family life in Poland and work for the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the American occupied zone. Includes pre-war photographs of family life, wartime photographs of partisans in the Brest-Slonim region, photographs of students in classes at the ORT school in Munich, and photographs of Ben-Gurion ...

Contains records of the military unit in Vilnius, including information about conscripted Jewish labor, Jewish doctors, orders of the Feldkommandantur, and battles with partisans.

The collection consists of 17 photographs documenting the experiences of twin brothers Perez and Eliyahu Siaky and their family in pre-war Greece and while in hiding during the Holocaust.

The Directorate General of the Interior was established in July 1941 and functioned until October 1944. Its main goal was to ensure security and order in the territory of Latvia, to organize and to lead the local self-government institutions, and to manage the health, social, cultural, church and religious confession activities.

Documentation of the Criminal Police in Shitomir, 1942
 
 Included in the collection:
 
 - Orders by the Gebietskomissar (district governor) in Shitomir regarding the fight against the partisans, regulations regarding detention and the treatment of detainees;
 - Article from a weekly (publication).

Local administration documentation can contain information connected to the Holocaust. Titles and sizes of the selected files potentially related to the subject: File 13. Orders by Kozelets ortskommandantur to submit lists of ethnic Germans. Lists of ethnic Germans registered in Kozelets district board, number of pages not available. File 14. Orders by Kozelets ortskommandantur to compile lists of ...

File 2. Materials about the atrocities committed by the German-fascist invaders. Acts on the persons shot. 1944. 197 pages. File 4. Lists of Soviet citizens who were forcibly deported to Germany. 1944. 64 pages. File 5. Lists of citizens who were shot and taken to Germany (according to personal testimonies). 1944. 131 pages. File 6. Lists of partisans and peaceful citizens killed during the occupation. ...

Reports of the chief of the Security Police of Utena district to the General chief of the Security Police concerning the moods of the locals and about suspected and arrested persons (communists, partisans, Polish activists, Jews); lists of people who owned radios and guns, protocols of investigations, register of crimes in the district; instructions concerning attitude to Jews, directions to compile ...

A collection of press clippings from the Polish press about World War II, the fate and history and the Holocaust of the Jews, the Polish underground and partisans during the war, and other related topics.

In the collection there are files from the following regional archives in Ukraine: the State Archive in the Lvov region, the State Archive in the Ivano-Frankovsk region, the State Archive in the Chervovtsy region, the State Archive in the Khmelnitskiy region, the State Archive in the Vinnitsa region, the State Archive in the Kiev region, the State Archive in the Rovno region, the State Archive in the ...