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USHMM Finding RG-31.017M United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Finding Aid RG-31.017M Ukraine Updated 12 January 2018 RG-31.017M Acc. 2002.40 Title: Selected records from Rivno State Regional Archives (Ukraine), 1937 – 1943 Extent: 8 microfilm reels. Provenance: From the Rivno State Archives in Ukraine. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the filmed collection via the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum International Archives Project in May 2002 Restrictions on Access: No restrictions on access. Restrictions on Use: No restrictions on use. Organization and Arrangement: Organized in the following order: Fond 30: Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Fond 33: Rovno City Administration, Fond 22: Rovno Gebietskomissariat, 1941-1944; Fond 37: Zdolbunov City Administration; Fond 23: Gebitcomissariat in Kostopol; Fond 29: Gebietcomissariat in Klevan; Fond 52: Rovno District Administration, 1941-1944, Ukrainian Newspaper" Volyn", 1941-1943, and pre-war collection, 1815-1939: Jewish Communities. Arrangement is thematic Language: Russian, Ukrainian Preferred citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Curatorial Affairs Division, Archives Processing History: Unknown (2002, June 2012), Elliott Wrenn (January 2018) Scope and Content Note: Contains captured records of the German occupation administration, records of the local Ukrainian administration under Nazi occupation, records of the Ukrainian Nationalist Organization (OUN), and prewar records of Jewish communities of the region. Includes correspondence, reports, diaries, notebooks, regulations, orders, name lists of property owners, list of Jews in Town Zdolbunov including list of doctors, census of the Jewish population in Berezna, Ukraine, the RG-31.017M Selected records from Rovno State Regional Archives (Ukraine), 1937 – 1943 1 RG-31.017M Ukrainian newspaper:"Volyn," 1941-1943, statistical information, and the following Jewish communities' records: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Stepan, Sarny Talmud-Tora (Elementary School) Inventory: Rovno Oblast Archives, Ukraine REEL 1 Fond P-30 Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) Opis 1 Folder 4, Short history of the OUN. (1941-1944). 82 pp. Folder 5, Resolutions of the II-III OUN Congresses (1941-1943). 67 pp. Folder 13, Appeals/Обращение VII 1944, “Iдея I Чин” (1943-1944). 23 pp. Folder 16, Posters, flyers, appeals of the OUN. (undated). 83 pp. Folder 17, Воззвания и прокламаций, (1944). 3 pp. Folder 18, Воззвания и листовки (1942-1943). 56 pp. Opis 2 Folder 82, Notebook of the Mikhail Smenchak (OUN member). 82 pp. Folder 83, Diary of the unknown member of the OUN (resident of Derman’) (1 Sept. 1942-7 January 1943). 40 pp. Folder 89, Diary of the head of the OUN detachment. (19 September 1943-24 November 1944). 57 pp. Fond P-33 Rovno City Administration Opis 1 Folder 4, Correspondence with the medical (sanitarian) department. (undated). 1 p. Folder 8, List of registered Jewish craftsmen (2 August 1941). Folder 18, Reports of the sanitarian department. 1941. 1-85 pp. 114 Opis 3 Folder 2, Applications for trade certificates, and industrial certificates for 1941 (1941-1942). 393pp (through p. 292, continues on Reel 2) REEL 2 RG-31.017M Selected records from Rovno State Regional Archives (Ukraine), 1937 – 1943 2 RG-31.017M Fond P-33 Rovno City Administration (continued) Opis 3 (continued) Folder 2, Applications for trade certificates, and industrial certificates for 1941 (1941-1942). 393pp (continues from p. 293) Folder 1, Listing of addresses in Rivno, state and private food shops (no date). 48 pp. Folder 7, List of liquidated businesses (1942). 6 pp. Folder 16, List of the homeowners in Rovno (Jews-VA) by street from A to B. (undated). 90 pp. Opis 4 Folder 11, Data on payroll, Jewish population Folder 12, Data on payroll, Jewish pop. (5 September- 31 October 1941). 7 pp. Folder 13, Data on payroll, Jewish pop. (1 September-24 September 1941), 9 pp. Folder 14, Account book (30 August-24 September 1941). 13 pp. Folder 15, Section Account book (1 August-31 October 1941). 16 pp. Opis 13c (c-secret) Folder 10, Regulations on the order in the city, programs of the theaters and public shows (1942-1943). 35 pp. Opis 1s (secret) Folder 2, Directives and orders of the head of the city administration (re: ghetto- VA). (15 July 1941-4 March 1[9]42). 50 pp Fond P-22 Rovno Gebietskomissariat 1941-1944 Opis 1 Folder 3, Departmental news (Ведомственный вестник) (01 April 1942-15 Nov. 1942). 23 pp. Folder 7, Instruction and draft conclusion, creation of the gebitcomissariats (4 Aug. 1941). 25 pp. Folder 15, Appeals to the civil population. (undated). 6 pp. Folder 17, Orders on the Jewish pop. (23 Feb. -21 Dec. 1942). 39 pp. Folder 18, Orders on the Jewish police in the ghetto (July-Dec. 1941). 10 pp. Folder 19, Documents of the Jewish Soviet (Judenrat) (Jan. 1942-1942). 29 pp. Folder 20, List of the houses owned by Jews (no date). 89 pp. RG-31.017M Selected records from Rovno State Regional Archives (Ukraine), 1937 – 1943 3 RG-31.017M Opis 1s (secret) Folder 2, Orders of the head of the city administration, information re: Jews (1941-1943). 38 pp. Folder 6, Ibid. (undated). 48 pp. Folder 14, “Our response to the Comintern.” (15 July 1941). 12 pp. Folder 16, German Flyers (1941-1943). 9 pp. REEL 3 Ukrainian Newspaper 1941-1943? Volyn Issues, 1-28, September 1, 1941-December 28, 1941. 62 pp. Issues, 1-39, January 1, 1942-February 24, 1942. 84 pp. Issues, 40-102, May 28, 1942-December 31, 1942. 128 pp. Issues, 1-100, January 1, 1943-December 23, 1943. 203 pp. Jewish # Fond Years Number of Communities Folders Berezno 71 1815-1939 60 Derazhnya 61 1843-1936 29 Klevan 17 1928 1 Korets 16 1932 2 Kostopol 59 1852-1936 32 Luydvipol 62 1868-1929 18 Osov 72 1857-1937 18 Stepan 60 1836-1936 47 Sarny Talmud- 533 1932-1933 1 Tora (Elemen tary School REEL 4 Fond P-37 Zdolbunov City Administration Opis 1 RG-31.017M Selected records from Rovno State Regional Archives (Ukraine), 1937 – 1943 4 RG-31.017M Folder 8, List of the Jewish Population. 1941. 115 pp. Opis 2 Folder 1, List of doctors in Zdolbunov (mostly Jews-VA) (1941). 114 pp. Opis 3 Folder 2, Lists of livestock owners, Zdolbunov (Jews-VA (12 Nov. 1941-24 Dec. 1942). 121 pp. Folder 3, List of residents in Zdolbunov (1942-1942). 62 pp. Fond P-23 Gebitcomissariat in Kostopol Opis 1 Folder 3, Information on confiscated Jewish property (26 Nov. 1941-15 Dec. 1943). 134 pp. Folder 13, Census of the Jewish Population in Berezna region (1941-1943). 32 pp. Fond P-29 [P-26] Gebitcomissariat in Klevan Opis 1 Folder 12, Statistical information on civil population (1941-25 Mar. 1943) 83 pp. Fond P-52 Rovno District Administration 1941-1944 Opis 1 Folder 16, Borispil’skii region (1942) 6 pp. Folder 17, Correspondence with Rovno Gebietskomissariat concerning the Jewish property (10 Jan. 1942-05 March 1943) 128 pp. Fond 271 Opis 1 Folder 1 Folder 2 Folder 3 RG-31.017M Selected records from Rovno State Regional Archives (Ukraine), 1937 – 1943 5 RG-31.017M REEL 5 Fond 260 Opis 1 Folder 1-29 Records of the Jewish Communities of Kostopol and Stopan (Vital Statistics) Fond 533 Opis 1 Folder 1 List of the students and teachers of the Sarny Talmud Torah REEL 6 Fond 271 Opis 1 Folder 1-27 Records of the Berezno Jewish Community (Vital Statistics)? REEL 7 Fond 271 Opis 1 Folders 28, 29, 30, 31 Records of the Berezno Jewish Community (Vital Statistics) Fond 261 Opis 1 Folders 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 Records of the Derazhna Jewish Community (Vital Statistics) Fond 261 Opis 2 RG-31.017M Selected records from Rovno State Regional Archives (Ukraine), 1937 – 1943 6 RG-31.017M ?Folder 1-Ibid? Fond 217 Opis 1 Folder 1- Records of the Jewish Community of Klevan (Voter’s declarations) Fond 216 Opis 1 Folder 1, 2- Records of the Jewish Community of Korets (List of the members of the Jewish community who paid membership fees, budget of the community (1932) Total 880 frames REEL 8 Fond 259 Opis 1 Folders 1-35- Records of the Kostpol Jewish Community (vital statistics) Fond 262 Opis 1 Folders 6, 7-10- Records of the Lyudvipol Jewish Community (Vital Statistics) Fond 271 Opis 1 Folders 1-18- Records of the Berezno Jewish Community (Vital Statistics) RG-31.017M Selected records from Rovno State Regional Archives (Ukraine), 1937 – 1943 7 .
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