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Provincie Antwerpen, Tweede Wereldoorlog BE-A0511_116731_800163_DUT Inventaris van archieven betreffende de Tweede Wereldoorlog, afkomstig van de provincie Antwerpen, 1931-1975 (vnl. 1940- 1945). Het Rijksarchief in België Archives de l'État en Belgique Das Staatsarchiv in Belgien State Archives in Belgium This finding aid is written in Dutch. 2 Provincie Antwerpen, Tweede Wereldoorlog BESCHRIJVING VAN HET ARCHIEF:...................................................................13 Raadpleging en gebruik.................................................................................14 Voorwaarden voor de raadpleging.............................................................14 Voorwaarden voor de reproductie..............................................................14 Toegangen..................................................................................................14 Geschiedenis van archiefvormer en archief...................................................15 Archiefvormer............................................................................................15 Naam......................................................................................................15 Geschiedenis..........................................................................................15 Bevoegdheden en activiteiten................................................................17 Organisatie.............................................................................................20 Archief........................................................................................................21 Geschiedenis..........................................................................................21 Inhoud en structuur.......................................................................................23 Inhoud........................................................................................................23 Selecties en vernietigingen........................................................................24 Toekomstige aangroei/aanvullingen...........................................................24 Ordening....................................................................................................25 BESCHRIJVING VAN DE SERIES EN ARCHIEFBESTANDDELEN........................................27 I. Algemeen....................................................................................................27 1 - 2 Ministeriële omzendbrieven. 1935-1942......................................................27 3 - 12 Omzendbrieven van de gouverneur van de provincie Antwerpen. 1936- 1942..................................................................................................................... 27 3 - 4 Kabinet van de gouverneur en griffie. 1936-1942....................................27 5 Afdelingen 1-4. 1936-1942............................................................................27 6 - 7 Afdeling 5. 1936-1942..............................................................................27 8 - 10 Afdeling 6. 1940-1942............................................................................27 11 - 12 Afdelingen 7-8. 1936-1942...................................................................28 18 - 19 "Verordnungsblatt des Militärbefehlshabers in Belgien und Nordfrankreich für die besetzten Gebiete Belgiens und Nordfrankreichs", verordeningen van het Duitse militaire bestuur. juni 1940 - juli 1944.......................................................28 II. Organisatie en personeel...........................................................................30 A. Algemeen......................................................................................................... 30 B. Gouverneur...................................................................................................... 31 C. Griffier.............................................................................................................. 32 III. Taakuitoefening in het kader van de oorlogvoering..................................33 A. Mobilisatie........................................................................................................ 33 B. Bezetting en bevrijding....................................................................................34 59 - 63 Ingekomen antwoorden van de gemeentebesturen op een brief van de gouverneur, die op last van de Duitse overheid inlichtingen wenst over de mogelijkheid voor het inkwartieren van militairen en paarden, alsook inlichtingen over het aantal fabrieken, de eventuele schade die ze hebben opgelopen en welke fabrieken er kunnen heropgestart worden, evenals inlichtingen over landbouw- en voedselverwerkende bedrijven. mei - juni 1941. ......................................................................................................................... 34 C. Krijgsgevangenen.............................................................................................37 82 - 84 Ingekomen brieven van personen of instellingen die om een tussenkomst van de gouverneur vragen, onder wie familieleden van (ter dood) veroordeelde personen en krijgsgevangenen, en minuten van uitgaande Provincie Antwerpen, Tweede Wereldoorlog 3 brieven van de gouverneur. september 1940 - oktober 1942..........................37 D. Luchtbescherming............................................................................................38 1. Algemeen..................................................................................................... 38 90 - 240 Antwoorden van gemeentebesturen op de vraag om inlichtingen te verschaffen over neergestorte vliegtuigen, bommen en vliegtuigaanvallen. 1940-1943....................................................................................................38 2. Passieve Luchtbescherming (PLB)................................................................48 E. Oorlogsschade..................................................................................................50 1. Algemeen..................................................................................................... 50 271 - 274 Ingekomen rapporten van de gemeentebesturen over het aantal vernielde of zwaar beschadigde gebouwen sinds 5 december 1940 en na 1 september 1944. 1940, 1944.......................................................................51 278 - 279 Jaarverslagen van het Nationaal Steunfonds voor Geteisterden van de jaren 1944-1945-1946. 1944-1946...................................................51 2. Bescherming van het kunstpatrimonium......................................................52 292 - 296 Stukken betreffende de bescherming van kunstwerken in de kerken. 1939-1942.......................................................................................53 3. Luchtbombardement op Mortsel en Edegem (5 april 1943).........................53 4. V1- en V2-bombardementen........................................................................54 306 - 362 Processen-verbaal van politie en Rijkswacht en verslagen van gemeentebesturen over de inslagen van vliegende bommen op hun grondgebied. 1944-1945..............................................................................54 5. Herstel van oorlogsschade...........................................................................58 IV. Bestuurlijk toezicht op lokale overheidsinstellingen.................................61 A. Algemeen......................................................................................................... 61 B. Postverlating door lokale ambtenaren en mandatarissen in mei 1940.............61 1. Algemeen..................................................................................................... 61 2. Burgemeesters.............................................................................................62 396 - 462 Dossiers inzake burgemeesters die hun post in mei 1940 hebben verlaten. mei 1940 - februari 1941...............................................................62 3. Schepenen....................................................................................................67 466 - 602 Dossiers inzake schepenen die hun post in mei 1940 hebben verlaten. 1940-1941.....................................................................................67 466 - 467 Antwerpen. juli 1940 - april 1941.............................................67 470 - 471 Berchem. juli 1940 - juni 1941.................................................67 472 - 473 Berlaar. mei 1940 - januari 1941..............................................67 474 - 475 Bevel. augustus 1940 - januari 1941........................................68 477 - 478 Boechout. juni 1940 - mei 1941...............................................68 479 - 480 Bonheiden. 1940-1941.............................................................68 481 - 483 Boom. 1940-1942.....................................................................68 484 - 486 Borgerhout. juni 1940 - december 1941..................................68 488 - 489 Borsbeek. 1940-1941...............................................................69 491 - 492 Brasschaat. 1940-1941............................................................69 494 - 495 Broechem. juni - november 1940.............................................69 496 - 497 Dessel. november - december 1940........................................69 498 - 499 Deurne. juni 1940 - maart 1941...............................................70 502 - 503 Emblem. juni - november 1940................................................70 508 - 510
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