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The fonds contains archival materials from the lowest instance of judicial administration in the annexed border region in 1938–1945. In the library requests from 1940 it is possible to trace archival materials documenting the dissolution of the Jewish Religious Community in Mutěnín and the entrusting of its property to the care of the Aufbaufond (box 74), as well as documents attesting to the transfer ...

Contains material pertaining to anti-Jewish legislation, illegal border crossings, Freemasonry, foreign residency requirements, and humanitarian relief work in and around the Haute-Savoie.

Contains documents concerning the internment of Jews and foreigners, as well as border crossings between the free and occupied zones by Jews and foreigners in the Cher.

Consists of one typed memoir, in English, written by Emily Kessler in 1993. In 1941, her husband was killed near Strye in Drohobycz, and Emily, her mother and infant son were evacuated to Khmelnik. She describes forced labor in Khmelnik, moving into the ghetto, and escaping a mass shooting with the assistance of local fascists. She and her son were imprisoned and sent back into the ghetto for forced ...

Publication in Dutch from 1935 describing the dire situation in Germany. Life in a small town in Germany serves as an illustration for the restrictions imposed on the community. Therefore, emigration numbers have risen. It also mentions that Jews without German nationality are deported to the borders of their previous homeland on short notice. In the closing words the authors are asking readers for ...

The children of Hermann Wygoda share the memoirs and story of their father, a Polish Jew who was a Warsaw ghetto smuggler, worked under false papers at a German border patrol station, led a division of partisans that liberted the city of Savona, and was decorated by three Western powers. xxiii, 167 pages, 22 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations ; 24 cm