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United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Finding Aid RG-25

RG-25.021M Acc. 1997.0334

Title: Selected Records Relating to in Romania, 1941-2002.

Extent: 106 microfilm reels; 31,750 pages of photocopies (Boxes 37-62).

Provenance: Records from the Center for the Study of the History of the from Romania, Federation of Jewish Communities. The Archives received a subsequent accretions of microfilms in 1998-2000, photocopies of records in 2004 and 2005, and digital images in 2011.

Restrictions on access: No restrictions on access.

Restrictions on use: Fair use only.

Organization and Arrangement: Arrangement is thematic. Fond III from dosar 984- 1221 (some files are missing); Fond IV-one file; Fond VI-three files; Fond VII-selected files; Fond X-two files.

Language: Romanian

Preferred Citation: Standard citation for the Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives Branch.

Scope and Content: Contains records of the Federation of Union of Jewish Communities and the O.S.E. Bucharest branch relating to its relief and aid activities for Jews who were deported to Transnistria and those in . Also contains name lists of Jews originally from and interned in the USSR, lists of orphaned children and the victims of the Iasi pogrom, the WJC in Romania information forms on families in Vaslui, Iasi and Burdeni.

Inventory:

Contains description of 106 microfilm reels, and box #37-61 ( A first box of this collection starts with # 37)

Fond III (1940 – 1944)

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File III-2 The Jewish Community of Sephardic (Spanish) rite. (CIRSB). Various correspondence. Memoir regarding the old settlements of Sephardic Jews in the Romanian Principalities; the participation of the Sephardic Jews in the life of the country. Report of the council of representatives for the year 1940. Documents from 1880. 1940-42. 91 pages.

File III-3 Jewish Community Bucharest (CEB). Religious education: curriculum of religious and Hebrew classes. Report on teaching staff. 1940-41. 33 pages.

File III-4 CEB. Orphanage Cǎminul Copiilor, Foundation Berkowitz. Statutes of the Foundation. Constitutive and administrative documents. Economical and financial management. Personal data. 1921 -1941. The German Embassy is looking for documents of children or their relatives (1941). Register of documents 1941- 1942. Documents of conversion. Correspondence with the Reichsvereinigung der Juden in Deutschland and with the Jewish community in Budapest. Correspondence with the Yiddish Theater and the publication Renaşterea Noastrǎ. 1941. 223 pages.

File III-5 CEB. Lists of payments and pensions. 1941 – 1942. 121 pages.

File III-6 The Jewish Community of Sephardic (Spanish) rite. The cemetery on Sevastopol Street. Documents regarding the giving up of real estate. 7 pages. 1942.

File III-7 CEB. Secretariat. Various correspondence and administrative activities. 1942. 87 pages.

File III-8 CEB. Cultural Department. Activity reports of various sections and institutions. 1940 – 1943.167 pages.

File III-9 CEB. Statistical Department. Lists and data regarding the activity of the Community institutions. Correspondence, various lists. Original documents. 1942 -1943. 81 pages.

File III-10 CEB. Statistical Department. Correspondence; delivering statistical data to institutions under the control or the protection of the Community; memoranda to regional offices. 1943. 105 pages.

File III-10A

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CEB. Minutes of meetings of the representatives CEB. Budgets of various branches. 1941-1942. 137 pages.

File III-11 CEB. Correspondence with the financial authorities in regard to tax duties. 1938 – 1946. 180 pages.

File III-12 CEB. Religious Department. Correspondence with regional communities and with CEB. 1942 -1943. 102 pages.

File III-28 STRUMA. Commemorations. List of victims. Details revealed in the press about the Struma and Mighila Struma. Personal and general information and data. Articles from newspapers and literature. 1941 -1946. 105 pages.

File III-24 CEB. The case Martha Süsser. Conversion to Jewish religion. 1941 -1950. 10 pages.

File III-34 CEB. Department of Culture – Schools. List of items – Cultural Department. 1938 -1942. Correspondence, meetings, financial aspects and relations. 1938 – 1942. 217 pages.

File III-14 CEB. Secretariat. Correspondence. The hospital Caritas - New Maternity. Religious activities. List of items. The Community budget for 1940 - 1941. 1940. 235 pages

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File III-15 CEB. The commission for establishing the salaries of CEB personnel. Lists of personnel by function and seniority. 1941. 33 pages.

File III-16 CER and CEB. Department of Statistics and propaganda. Problems related to taxation. 1938 – 1943. 96 pages.

File III-17 CEB. Duties. Requests for tax reduction. 1943 -1945. 27 pages.

File III-19 CER and CEB. Regional Communities. Correspondence, original documents. 1940 - 1942. 102 pages.

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File III-22 Jewish Sephardic Community. Administration of schools and teachers’ appointments. Procurement of clothing for the army. 1942 – 1944. 86 pages.

File III-23 Jewish Sephardic Community. Maintenance of the cemeteries. The new maternity. Excerpts from “Monitorul Comunal”. 1930 – 1946. 22 pages.

File III-29 CEB. Documents related to the clergy from the Old Kingdom and the CER. Medical problems in schools. Teachers Index. 1942 -1944. 70 pages.

File III-32 CER. Money paid by CER at the disposal of the Commissary for Jewish Problems, . 1943 -1945. 26 pages.(Out of 90).

File III-34 CEB Cultural Department. Reports regarding the activity in schools. 1940 – 1942. 17 pages.

File III-35 CEB Department of Taxation. Department of Propaganda and Statistics. Income and expenses. 1940 -1941. 16 pages.

File III-39 CEB. Correspondence regarding jobs: applications, complaints, requests. Results of tests for students. Financial report. List of deceased in 1941. List of newborn in maternities. Union of Temples and Synagogues. 1932-1946. 211 pages.

File III-42 CEB, Nominal list of the personnel who obtained cards of exemption from forced labor. 1942. 10 pages.

File III-40 CER. Solutions regarding the pensions of previous members of the CER. Creation of inspectors to supervise the equipping of the Jews in the forced labor camps. 1944. 25 pages.

File III-44 Nominal lists of the Jews enrolled in the labor brigades at the disposal of the Bucharest municipality. 1943 – 1944. 55 pages.

File III-45 CER – CEB. Personal files of the CEB employees (documents from the period 1900 – 1948). 1940 – 1944. 59 pages.

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File III-46 CER. Request of clothing for the Jews in forced labor camps in Buzǎu, Nehoiashi and Câmpulung-Muscel. 1942. 6 pages.

File III-47 The Talmud-Thora lectures – letter 1944. The litigation CIRSB – Luciano Pergola. 1937. 16 pages.

File III-48 CEB. Administrative problems. Bookkeeping Service – Register of items. Reports and financial analyses. 1942 – 1944. 261 pages.

File III-51 CEB. Personnel Department. Correspondence regarding the CEB personnel. Resolution by the CER in regard to the wages of the physicians working at CEB units. Nominal list for obtaining the card of exemption from forced labor. 1943 – 1944. 114 pages.

File III-52 The special contribution of 4 milliard lei. Nominal lists of forced contributors. 1942. 42 pages.

File III-54 CEB. Decisions regarding the activity and the personnel of the Community. The budget 1942 – 1943. 91 pages.

File III-58 CER district Hunedoara. The statute of the Orthodox Community in Deva. 1942 – 1943. 15 pages.

File III-59 CER. Department of Religion. The Synagogues in Bucharest and in the rest of the country. The Mosaic religion. Forced labor. Memoranda. List of correspondence for the department. 1940 – 1944. 750 pages (approx)

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File III-60 CER. Department of Religion. List of items. 1938 -1950. 496 pages.

File III-61 The Society SACRA, cemeteries, gratis eateries, asylum etc. Commemoration of Jewish heroes. Correspondence with various institutions. Sale of real estate. 1941. 115 pages.

File III-65 CEB, Aid. Various gratis eateries of the CER. 1942 – 1943. 128 pages.

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File III-66 The Society SACRA in Bucharest. Correspondence, administrative. 1937. 49 pages.

File III-67 The Society SACRA in Bucharest. Reports of general assemblies; balances and budgets. 1934 – 1944. 47 pages.

File III-68 CEB Social Assistance. The pauper population in Bucharest in 1943 – study. The orphanage “Cǎminul Copiilor” 1917 – 1926. School colonies. Petitions for aid and tax exemptions 1943 – 1948. 1917 – 1949. 60 pages.

File III-69 “Society for protection of Jewish girls and women”. “United school canteens”. Statutes for organization of the Centrala Evreilor of Romania. 1942 – 1947. 50 pages.

File III-72A CEB. Personal files of employees and temporay workers. 1943 -1949. 200 files; 71pages.

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File III-75 CEB. Administration. Rating of employees. Correspondence with AJDC and others. Salaries, pensions. Aid for Jews returned from forced labor and from jail. 1944 – 1946. 661 pages.

File III-76 CEB. Employees personal files. 1943 – 1948. 334 pages.

File III-78 CIRSB. Correspondence. Cultural activity. Relations with the Orthodox Church. personnel problems. 1943. 567 pages.

File III-80 Religious education in Hebrew. Analytical Programs (1921-1922). Religious documents from Temples and Synagogues in Bucharest (1942-1943). 1921 -1943. 92 Pages.

File III-81 CEB. The Jewish Democratic group. Society Dr. W. Filderman. Revision of citizenship (1938-1939). 1933 – 1940. 114 pages.

File III-83 CEB. Section propaganda and statistics. F.Aderca named secretary of the Section. Memorandum of the Jewish artists from the old Yiddish theater. Statutes of operation.

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Requests for help from writers in Hebrew and Yiddish. The Jewish population in Bucharest. Jewish cultural Institutions.1938 – 1941. 305 pages.

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File III-84 The Kindergartens “Aleph-Beth” of the cultural association of Jewish Women. 1939 – 1948. 31 pages.

File III-86 CEB. Social Assistance. Help for the wives of men mobilized in the army. List of mobilized men. 1940. 142 pages.

File III-88 CEB. Production and distribution of the Matzos to schools, orphanages, canteens, asylum etc. 1942. 115 pages.

File III-89 CEB. Aid for intellectuals and for members of the forced labor work brigades. 1942. 15 pages.

File III-90 Trial of Mrs. Ruchla Kerbis for retaining a pair of underwear. 1942. 27 pages.

File III-91 CEB. Jewish institutions. Claims office. 1943 –1949. 34 pages.

File III-92 CEB. Social assistance. Canteens. Correspondence, reports. 1942 – 1943. 44 pages.

File III-93 CEB. Institutions and Associations. Canteens. The society “Datoriile Sfinte”. The great Synagogue and other societies. 1942. 44 pages.

File III-94 CEB. Various philanthropic and religious institutions: Temple Baron Hirsch, societies “Salvarea” “ Dr. Iosif Weissberg and others. 1942 – 1943. 55 pages.

File III-95 Social assistance. Income and expenses. 1943. 86 pages.

File ??? Taxes. Fond of clothing and assistance of evacuees. 1943. 21 pages.

File III-96

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CER – CEB Medical Service in schools. Tables, statutes, regulations etc. 1942 – 1943. 206 pages.

File III-97 CEB. Requests for assistance. Help granted (food, matzos, firewood, rent etc). The personnel of CEB. 1938 – 1949. 219 pages

File III-99 UER (Uniunea Evreilor Romậni). Correspondence with CEB. The history of the Union. 19 pages.

File III-100 CIRSB correspondence. Social assistance: activity, financial matters. 1942. 584 pages.

File III-105 CIRSB.(Jewish Sephardic Community Bucharest) Applications for membership. 1942 – 1944. 14 pages.

File III-106 Documents and writings regarding the activity of rabin Shabetai Djaeh, Statements of activity. Personal data. 1943. 31 pages.

File III-107 The Sephardic Jewish Community. Cultural Department. Bucharest. Correspondence. 1942 – 1943. 27 pages.

File III-109 CIRSB. Census. Application for registering to the census. Inventory of the goods looted by the Legionnaires.1940. 62 pages.

File III-110 CIRSB. Objects and materials from schools, canteens, student homes occupied by the General Commissariat of Refugees from Bucovina and . 1940- 1941. 52 pages.(text illegible)

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File III-112 (Most pages are illegible) CISR Secretariat General. Correspondence. Schools.

File III-103 CIRSB. Correspondence from the Jewish Sephardic Community. Opening of new school. Request from the Romanian authorities to transfer the real state properties to the Government. 1941. 189 pages.

File III-1084

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The Jewish Sephardic Community, the society SACRA.Giving up the Sevastopol cemetery. Original documents. Commission to coordinate the operations of exhumation, identification and interrment. 1942 - 1945. 249 pages.

File ??? CIRSB. The society SACRA. The Sevastopol cemetery. Original documents, manuscripts. Placement of the funeral monuments. Program of inhumation. 1944. 141 pages.

File III-113 CIRS. Great Rabinate. Correspondence. Dr. Al Safran is installed Chef Rabbi of the UCE. 1937 – 1940. 250 pages.

File III-115 CIRS. Correspondence with Centrala Evreilor and authorities, related to ritual problems, schools, administration and financial activities and operations. Cards of exemption from forced labor for the employees, school teachers and ritual people. 1939 – 1943. 428 pages.

File III-117 CIRS. Schools. Applications for registration and lower taxes. Means for school maintenance. Activity of the committees. 1936 -1943. 120 pages.

File III-118 CIRS. Medical and social assistance of schools and kindergartens during the war. Album with photographs. 1940 – 1944. 23 pages.

File III-121 CIRS. Correspondence. 1940. 750 pages.(Many pages totally illegible).

File III-122 CIRSB. Activity of Hevra Kedosha. Reports. correspondence. 1940 – 1951. 70 pages. .(Many pages totally illegible).

File III-123 CIRSB. The Elias donation. Inventory and evaluation. 1940. 21 pages.

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File III-124A CEB. Jewish schools. Activity. Teaching staff. Social assistance. Relations with Jewish associations and societies. Technical lectures. Memoirs. 1943 – 1945. 406 pages.

File III-124B CEB. Jewish schools. Activity. Teaching staff. Evening High school. Organization. 402 pages. 1946.

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File III-125 CEB. Financial status. Budgets, balances, credits. List of employees who subscribed to the loan. 1937 -1942. 44 pages.

File III-126 CER. Jewish communities in Bucharest and around the country. General presentation, monographs (Focsani, Odobesti, Braila, Timisoara, Sân Nicolau Mare), statutes, documents related to communities and the Mosaic religion. 1918 – 1943. 347 pages.

File III-127 The orphanage and the asylum for girls of the Union of Israelite women in Bucharest. Activity, personnel, students. 1921- 1946. 257 pages.

File III-128 CEB. Religion Department. The Synagogues of Bucharest. Activity. Personnel. Lists (1943). Authorizations. Instructions. 1937 – 1943. 119 pages.

File III-129 CIRSB. Institutions and internal problems. Testament Dr. H. Elias. 1940. 30 pages.

File III-131 CER. SACRA Society, Hevra Kedosha, Death certificates etc. 1943. 153 pages.

File III-133 CIRSB. Alphabetic list of parishioners with addresses. 1940. 48 pages.

File III-134 Forced labor. Funds obtained from exemption taxes and their destination. 1942 – 1943. 39 pages.

File III-136 CER – CEB. Financial Department. Administration of the society “Alinarea” .1942 – 1943. 46 pages.

File III-137 CER. Manifests against the previous leaders. 1944. 4 pages.

File III-138 Minutes of meetings 16 Nov. 1939 – 20 May 1941. 188 pages.

File III-140 CEB. Department Religion. Synagogues. Authorizations. Centers: “Malbim- Mishansnuki”, “Cultura Max-Ariel”. The Community from Vinţul de Jos (Alba). Letter addressed to Baron Neumann. Misc. 1942 – 1944 [ 1907, 1945 - 1949]. 41 pages.

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File III-141 Reports and annually balances of the society Bezalel Toeles Hamachov (Society for curing illnesses). 1889 – 1940. 32 pages.

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File III-141 Reports and annually balances of the society Bezalel Toeles Hamachov (Society for curing illnesses). 1889 – 1940. 32 pages. (Repeats from Reel # 7 ???)

File III-142 CEB. Cultural Department. Minutes of meetings, manuscripts; 1938 -1941. 130 pages.

File III-145 CER correspondence. List of district offices. Number of converted Jews in Cernǎuţi and Dorohoi. Department schools and culture. Assignment of teachers for the Hebrew language. 1943. 11 pages.

File III-146 Monographs: CEB, Sevastopol cemetery, etc. Activity of the CEB Committee. 1943. 329 pages.

File III-147 CEB. Department of propaganda and statistics. 1938 – 1941. 113 pages.

File III-148 CEB. UER agrees to adhere to CDE. 1944 – 1948. 47 pages

File III-150 CER. Documents of confirmation for the Rabbis Sulita, Hinlau and Stefanesti. 1943. 213 pages.

File III-152 CEB. Administrative and financial Department. Aid for the forced labor brigades. 1943 – 1944. 76 pages.

File III-154 CEB. The military taxation. The estates of the Synagogues. Reports. 1940 – 1941. 42 pages.

File III-155 CEB. Meetings of the Community Representatives, Reports. 1944. 65 pages.

File III-156 CEB. Legislation of the Jewish Sanitary Service. Medical activity and personnel. 1941 – 1943. 79 pages.

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File III-158 The Jewish Community in Cluj. Index of Jews deported, living and deceased. 1944 – 1945. 49 pages.

File III-162 The Society “HIAS – EMIGDIRECT” board of Directors. 1938 – 1942. 27 pages.

File III-165 CEB. The activity of the Community Office. Assistance, Aid for intellectuals. 1942 – 1945. 151 pages.

File III-166 CEB. Communal sections and institutions. Activity reports. About schools, libraries, cultural, assistance, Help for Transnistria and the forced labor brigades. 1942 – 1944. 175 pages.

File III-168 Statistics. Demographic data. 1870 – 1942. 12 pages.

File III-172 CEB. Activity. Aid to deportees, Synagogues, cultural establishments. 1940 – 1942. 1950. 113 pages.

File III-173 CEB. Management and employees. Conferring citizenship with support from CDE. Protecting some real estate of CDE from nationalization. 1942, 1944, 1948, 50 pages.

File III-174 CEB. Correspondence, Minutes of meetings. 1940, 1942, 1950. 68 pages.

File III-181 CEB. Schools. Activity. Teaching Staff. Aid for students. Subsidizing of canteens. Censoring of books. Sevastopol cemetery. 1923 – 1948. 373 pages.

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File III-175 CEB. Nominal lists of the managers of societies and Synagogues. Synopsis on Sevastopol cemetery. 1942, 1948, 1950. 37 pages. Note: The text of the rest of Reel # 9 is barely legible and could not be deciphered satisfactorily for analysis.

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File III-203

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CEB. Nominal lists of employees in the months August – December 1944 (in liquidation). 59 pages.

File III-204 FUCE Claims. file. Urban expropriation and other problems related to racial discrimination. 1940 – 1941. 524 pages.

File III-205. CEB. Society SACRA. Correspondence. Activity. 1943 – 1944. 36 pages.

File III-207 CEB. Social assistance. Correspondence with the Council of Patronage. 1940 – 1941. 10 pages.

File III-209A CER. Correspondence with the district office Botosani. 1943. 26 pages.

File III-209B Letters addressed to A. Axelrad Luca, writer. 1903-1946. 72 pages.

File III-211 CEB. Student register. Mixed school No. 8 Apǎrǎtorii Patriei, 1943 – 1944. 23 pages.

File III-214 Administrative – Financial Department. Assistance TBC (Society “Alinarea”) Miscellaneous. 1944. 245 pages.

File III-216 Society SACRA. Schedules of personal payments. The cemetery “Serban Voda” 1939 – 1943. 101pages.

File III-217A CEB. Department Religion, Temples and Synagogues. Inventory movables and real estate. Balances. Correspondence with Statistics Department. 1940 – 1943. 117 pages.

File III-217a CIRSB. Succinct history. Documents. 1940 – 1943. 58 pages.

File III-220 CEB. List of 216 employees. 1944. 34 pages.

File III-222 CEB. Assistance for adults. Distribution of clothing.1943. 83 pages.

File III-225 CEB. Assistance given to intellectuals and others. 1943. 56 pages.

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File III-284 Society SACRA. Liquidation of the Sevastopol cemetery. Various correspondence. 1943 – 1944. 82 pages.

File III-285 CIRSB. The Sevastopol cemetery. The Jewish Orthodox Community in Bucharest. Central Office of Romanization, the Inspectorate in Iasi. Reports. Information. 1942 - 1944. 49 pages.

File III-286 Efraim Sufrin. Revision of citizenship. 1938. 20 pages.

File III-287 Documents Re. the situation of the Jewish Communities in Northern Ardeal. 1940 – 1944. 57 pages.

File III-288 Documents and notes by Dr. W. Filderman. 1938 – 1942. 149 pages.

File III-289 The history of the Jews in Oradea. 1949 - 1944. 147 pages.

File III-291 The Jewish Communities in Galaţi, Tecuci 122 pages.

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File III-292 History of the Jews in the Northern Ardeal 1900 – 1944. The Holocaust. 349 pages.

File III-293 The camp Auschwitz-Birkenau. Various articles and descriptions. Excerpts from books and the press.1939 – 1945. 161 pages.

File III-294 A. Schwefelberg. Memories of a Romanian intellectual Jew. Literature. 1897 – 1963. 98 pages

File III-294 A. Schwefelberg. Memories of a Romanian intellectual Jew.

File III-295 Literature. 1897 – 1963. 98 pages

File III-295

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Schwefelberg Arnold. In relation to the case Richter. 1940 – 1944. 33 pages.

File III-296 Repressions against the Jews. 1940 – 1944. 34 pages.

File III-297 Repressions against the Jews. 1940 - 1944. Excerpts from newspapers. No page #,

File III-298 Repressions against the Jews. Reports and documents. 1940 – 1941. 81 pages.

File III-299 Study and proposals on the Jewish problems in Romania by the General Staff on the order of Antonescu. October 1941. Facsimile of booklet. 34 pages, plus 10 pages annexes.

File III-300 Tudor Arghezi – “Baroane”. Excerpts from the press. 1943. 3 pages.

File III-301 Personal documents Sandor Ervin. 1940 -1944. 12 pages.

File III-302 The dress code of students. 1940 – 1944. 7 pages.

File III-303 The Holocaust Martyrs and Heroes Remembrance Authority. 1941 -1945. 49 pages.

File III-304 (Text illegible) in Hungarian. 1940 – 1944 6 pages.

File III-305 CEB. Collection of documents – originals and copies. 1940. 173 pages.

File III-306 CEB. Collection of documents – originals and copies. 1941.81 pages.

File III-307 CEB. Collection of documents – originals and copies. 1944. 5 pages.

File III-308 Forced labor in Antonescu period. List. 1940 – 1944. 18 pages.

File III-309 The deportations to Transnistria. 1941 – 1944. 75 pages.

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File III-310 The emigration of the Jews through the port of Constanta. 1940 – 1946. 70 pages.

File III-311 Struma 24 February 1942. 105 pages.

File III-312 Situation of the Jews in the Antonescu period in the Community Constanta. 1878 -1944. 51 pages.

File III-313 Emigration of the Jews in the Antonescu period. 1941 ß 1944. 116 pages.

File III-314 Forced labor. Recruiting station Dolj. Organization of the forced labor duty of the Jews, 1942 – 1943. 162 pages.

File III-315A CER, Correspondence. Various documents. January 1943. 168 pages.

File III-315B CER, Correspondence. Various documents. February1943. 168 pages.

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File III-315C CER. Correspondence. Documents. March 1943. 100 pages.

File III-315D CER. Correspondence. Documents. March- September 1943. 141 pages.

File III-315E CER. Correspondence. Documents. October, November, December 1943. 60 pages.

File III-316 Restrictive measures against the Jews in Sibiu. Advertisement for WIZO. Governmental proclamations 1941 – 1942. 20 pages.

File III-317 Restrictive and oppressive measures against the Jews in Bucovina. October 1941. 13 pages

File III-318 CER. Correspondence with District Baia and Fǎlticeni. January – December 1942. 226 pages.

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File III-319 CER. Communities. Repressive measures: deportations, camps. 1942. 137 pages.

File III-319A CER. Various official statements. Repressive measures: deportations, camps. July - September 1942. 92 pages.

File III-319B CER. Various official statements. Repressive measures: deportations, camps. October - December 1942. 91 pages.

File III-320B CER. Correspondence. Documents. July– December 1943. 256 pages.

File III-321 CER. Communities. Repressive measures. Deportations, camps, CNR. 1944, January – September. 150 pages.

File III-322 CER, Correspondence with the Communities. Restrictive and repressive measures. Forced labor. January 1944 - 23 August 1944. 264 pages.

File III-322A Studies. Jerusalem 1958 – 1993. Studies of the history of the Romanian Jews during Antonescu. 1940 – 1944. 195 pages.

File III-323 Anti-Jewish legislation. Repressive measures. The pogrom in Dorohoi. 1935 -1944. 115 pages.

File III-324 The pogrom in Iasi. Restrictive measures. Documents. Testimonies. Articles. 1941. 79 pages.

File III-325 Restrictive measures. Nominal list of Jews taxed for cards of exemption from forced labor. 1940 – 1944. 47 pages.

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File III-326 Camps and anti-Jewish measures. Arrests during the war. 1941 – 1944. 68 pages.

File III-327 Restrictive measures and repression during the Antonescu period. 1941 – 1943. 42 pages.

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File III-328 Repressive measures. Camps. Deportation during the Antonescu period. Documents from the State Archives - generously. 1940 – 1944. 68 pages.

File III-290 History of the Jews in Transylvania. Deportations, camps etc. 1943 – 1945. 101 pages. Proclamation of the American Army (in German). Trial of war criminals in Ardeal. Literary texts. Goods taken from Jews in Ardeal.

File III-329 Nominal list of persons interned in various camps in the period 1940 – 1944. 95 pages.

File III-330 The Jews in Northern Ardeal during the Holocaust. Deportations. Testimonies. Articles. 1940 – 1944. 42 pages.

File III-331 Miriam Korber-Bercovici – Jurnal 1941 – 1943. Deportations. Camps, Djurin. 1941 – 1944. 69 pages.

File III-332 Marius Mircu – Humanely humans in inhuman times. The solidarity of the Romanian population. Lecture. 19349 - 1944. 182 pages.

File III-333 The pogrom In Iasi. Repressive actions. Legislation. Documents, Articles. 1940 – 1944. 70 pages.

File III-334 Repressive and restrictive measures against the Jews, Jewish schools. Emigrations. 1940 -1943. 53 pages.

File III-335 CER. Repressive and restrictive measures. Camps. The communities: Bacǎu, Bucharest, Cernǎuţi, Dorohoi, Husi, Iasi, Moghilev and others. 1941 – 1944. 75 pages.

File III-336 CER. Restrictive measures, Forced labor, Miscell. 1943. 103 pages.

File III-337 Restrictive measures against the Jews in Romania. The role of the King mother Elena in combating the crimes against the Jews. 1940 – 1944. 23 pages.

File III-338 Corporations. Taxes and obligations. 1943. 28 pages.

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File III-339 CER. Restrictive measures. Helping the Polish refugees, the orphans in Transnistria, Brǎila etc, 1944 – 1945. 81 pages.

File III-340 CER. Schools in various communities. Miscell. 1944. 230 pages.

File III-341 CER. The forced labor. Exemption cards, taxes. Requests for exemption, Bucharest. 1944. 245 pages.

File III-342 CER. CEB. Repressive measures. Verification of registers. The loan of reintegration. 1942. 147 pages.

File III-343 Hospitals and policlinics, Medical staff. 1935 – 1945. 94 pages.

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File III-344 CER. Jewish schools. Communities. Restrictive measures. Miscell. 1943. 154 pages.

File III-345 CER. Crafts. Graphics, reports, 1943. 46 pages.

File III-346 CER. Restrictive and repressive measures. Material contributions to CNR. Miscell. 1939 – 1945. 60 pages.

File III-347 Wilhelm Filderman. His life and activity. 1940 – 1944. 11 pages.

File III-348 CER. Forced labor: contribution, taxes, proof of exemption, professional practices and other problems. 1944 January – August. 201 pages.

File III-349 CER. Material contributions. Aid for orphan children of evacuees. 1944. 119 pages.

File III-350A CER. Press review. 1942, April 16 – August 31. 231 pages.

File III-350B CER. Press review. 1942, October 11 – December 31. 194 pages.

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File III-351 CER. Résumés of laws, regulations, ministerial decisions and bulletins of the Council of ministers as published in the official press. 1942. 118 pages.

File III-352 CER. Correspondence with the General Commissariat and other institutions. Forced labor brigades – capacity August – December 1943. 115 pages.

File III-353 CER. Forced labor: contributions, taxation, requests for exemption. 1944. 68 pages.

File III-354 CER. Correspondence. Restrictive and repressive measures. Forced labor, Communities. July, 1943. 219 pages.

File III-355 CER. Correspondence with the regional offices and with authorities. Forced labor brigades. Aid for Transnistria. June – December 1942. 219 pages.

File III-356A CER. Forced labor. Taxes and exemptions. 1943. 298 pages.

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File III-356B CER. Forced labor. Taxes and exemptions. 1944. 122 pages.

File III-357 CER. Problems of the Jewish schools. 1942 – 1943. 24 pages.

File III-358 CER. Forced labor. License for professional practice. Lists of exemptions. 1943. 49 pages,

File III-359A CER. Districtual office Dolj. Forced labor, brigades. The community in Craiova. 1943, January – September. 232 pages.

File III-359B CER. Districtual office Dolj. Forced labor, brigades. The community in Craiova. Aid for refugees, deportees and orphans. 1943, October - December. 169 pages.

File III-360 Conway John. Der Holocaust in Ungarn. New controversies and thoughts. Print 1984. 1940 – 1944. 18 pages.

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File III-361 Situation of the Jews in Romania and Transnistria in the Antonescu period. Deportations from Transylvania. Lists of emigrants. Nicolae Balan the Metropolit of Transylvania. 1940 – 1944. 142 pages.

File III-362 Deportations to Transnistria from Botosani. File Nr. 26. 1942 – 1943. 14 pages.

File III-363 Deportations to Transnistria from Câmpulung Moldovenesc. Lists of deportees. 1941 – 1945. 61 pages.

File III-364 Deportations from Tg. Mures. Lists of deportees. 1940 – 1944. 95 pages.

File III-365 Evacuations from villages in Bucovina and Northern . Lists of evacuees. 1941. 148 pages.

File III-366 Alphabetic list of Jews returned from Transnistria and settled in Dorohoi 1940 – 1944. 71 pages.

File III-367 Rado Alexandru, former president of the Jewish Community in Vapnearca . Remembrance of the camps Vapnearca, Olgopol, Balta, Tiraspol and Bersad. 3 copies. 1942 – 1945. 39 pages.

File III-368 Tables, lists and declarations about camps in Transnistria, Statistical material about the Jews from Transylvania and who were deported to Transnistria. 1940 – 1944. 61 pages.

File III-369A The pogrom in Iasi. The confidential report of the Police inspector about what did happen in town. Excerpts from the press.1941. 35 pages.

File III-369B The pogrom in Iasi. Remembrance of a number of survivors. 1941. 107 pages.

File III-370 The camps in Transnsitria. Memories from Rǎbniţa and Olgopol 1940 – 1944. 47 pages.

File III-371 The camps in Transnsitria. Memories from Vapnearka. 1940 – 1944. 68 pages.

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File III-372. The camp in Auschwitz. The deportation from Northern Ardeal. 1940 – 1944. 62 pages.

File III-373 The camps in Transnistria: Moghilev, Sargorod, Lucineţ, Tulcin. The children from Transnistria. 1940 – 1944. 126 pages.

File III-374 The camps Tg. Jiu, Vapnearca, Grosolovo. The role of. Col. Sabin Motora, 1940 – 1945. 30 pages.

File III-375 The camps Caracal and Tg, Jiu. 1940 – 1944. 134 pages.

File III-387 Census of the Jews from Suceava who died in Transnistria. 1940 – 1944. 46 pages.

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File III-376 Declarations and remembrances of persons who supported the Jews during the Holocaust; The Metropolit Balan, Dumitru N. Mateescu, Sorban and others. 1940 – 1944. 25 pages.

File III-376A Nominal list of persons living in various camps in the period 1940 – 1944. 282 pages.

Fille III-377 Transnistria. Jews sent to Transnistria from the forced labor brigades. Nominal lists for repatriation. Documents indicating the presence at the forced labor brigade. 1942. 64 pages.

File III-378 CEB. Claims department. 1933 – 1938. 173 pages.

File III-379 CEB, Claims department. 1939 – 1942. 129 pages.

File III-380 CEB, Claims department. 1943. 114 pages.

File III-381 CER. Situation of the taxation and estimation of the complaints. Lists of tax rate payers in Bucharest and in the country. .August 1943. 200 pages.

File III-382

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CER. Taxations. Complaints. List of taxpayers. Honorary employees of the CER. 1943, 1-13 September. 284 pages.

File III-383 CER. The situation of the imputable taxations. 1943. 13 – 23 September. 221 pages.

File III-384 CER. Correspondence with Radu Lecca, Commissioner of the Government for prescribing the living conditions of the Jews in Romania. Forced labor. Travel permits. Other restrictive measures. Schools. Aid for Transnistria. 1943. 211 pages.

File III-385 Transnistria. Requests for repatriation. He addresses of FCE and MAI. Inclusive those deported for not being present at forced labor duty. 1942. 101 pages.

File III-388 CER. CEB. Correspondence. Schools. Restrictive actions. Forced labor of the school and college students. 1940 – 1944 Vol. 3. 135 pages.

File III-389A CER. Rejected requests for repatriation from Transnistria. 1942, January – July. 168 pages.

File III-389B CER. Rejected requests for repatriation from Transnistria. 1942, July. 175 pages. (continues of Reel 17)

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File III-389B CER. Rejected requests for repatriation from Transnistria. 1942, July. 175 pages.

File III-390A CER. General Commissary for Jewish problems (Radu Lecca). Restrictive and repressive measures. 1943, June. 182 pages.

File III-390B CER. (Radu Lecca). Restrictive measures. 1943, July - August. 91 pages.

File III-391A Exemption from taxation for forced labor. Licence for professional activity of specialists working at the CFR (railroad) .1941 – 1943. 87 pages.

File III-391B Exemption from taxation for forced labor. Authorizations for professionals. 1942 – 1944. 173 pages.

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File III-392 CER. General Commissary for Jewish problems. Restrictive and repressive measures. Forced labor. Travel permits. Repatriations from Transnistria etc. 1943. 141 pages.

File III-393 CER. CER district offices. Communal institutions, schools - anti-Jewish measures. Aid for Transnistria. Requests for repatriation. Census. 1942 -1942. 109 pages.

File III-394 CER. Requests individual and from institutions for exemption from forced labor etc. 1942 -1943. 113 pages.

File III-395 CER. The monetary contribution of the Jews during the Antonescu regime. Procedures for the recuperation of the moneys (1945). 1942 –1945. 122 pages.

File III-396 CEB. Correspondence. Schools in Bucharest, Bǎrlad, Iasi. 1942. 81 pages.

File III-397 CER. CEB, Correspondence. 1942 – 1943. 100 pages.

File III-398 CEB. Services: Cashier, statistics, legal status. 1944 – 1946, 1966 85 pages.

File III-401 CER. Correspondence with the Governmental Commissary for Jewish problems and the General Staff. Activating the anti-Jewish measures. July, 1943. 156 pages.

File III-402 CER. District offices. Activating the anti-Jewish measures.Forced labor, monetary contributions. 1942 – 1943. 164 pages.

File III-405 CEB. Cultural department.( Text illegible) 1942. 101 pages.

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File III-400A CER. Census. List of Jewish men in Bucharest between the ages of 51 and 63. 1942. 209 pages.

File III-400B CER. Census. List of Jewish men from out of town (“Provincial”) between the ages of 51 and 63. 1942. 310 pages.

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File III-400C CER. Census. List of Jewish men in Bucharest born between June 1 1889 and May 31 1894. 1942. 135 pages.

File III-400E CER. Census. List of Jewish men in Bucharest born between and 1921. 349 pages.

File III-403 CER. Correspondence with the Government Commissary. District agencies. Enforcing the anti-Jewish dispositions. Requests. 1943 August – December. 456 pages.

File III-406 CEB. Correspondence. Material contributions. Census. 1942.`` 117 pages.

File III-407 W. Filderman. Anti-Jewish measures. Deportations to Transnistria. 1943. Articles from the Nazi press . 338 pages.

File III-408 CER. Correspondence with the district agencies. Schools. Anti-Jewish ordinances. Aid for Transnistria. 180 pages.

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File III-409A Anti-Jewish ordinances. Memorandum addressed to Antonescu by Jews veterans of WWI. March – October 1941. 140 pages.

File III-409B Anti-Jewish restrictive and oppressive measures . Memorandum addressed to Antonescu by Jews veterans of WWI. November-December 1941. 116 pages.

File III-410 Anti-Jewish restrictive and oppressive measures. Memorandum addressed to Antonescu by Jews veterans of WWI. 157 pages.

File III-411 Anti-Jewish restrictive and oppressive measures. Taking of hostages. Deportations. Victims. Camps – Ghettos- forced labor brigades. Evacuations, expropriations, Romanization. Restrictions on travel, supplies, wearing of distinctive patch. Forced labor, imposed loan. 1940 – 1944. 139 pages.

File III-412 CER. Department of assistance. Mail service. Communication with Jews deported in Transnistria. 1942. 106 pages.

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File III-413 CER. Requests for exemption from forced labor. Travel permits. 1944. 62 pages.

File III-414 CER, Requests for exemption from forced labor. Personal record. 1943. 204 pages.

File III-415 CER. Requests for exemption from forced labor. Personal records. 1943 – 1944. 275 pages.

File III-416 CEB. Nominal lists of employees. Personal files. 1943 – 1948. 190 pages.

File III-417 CIRSB. Register of employees. 1943 -1945. 121 pages.

File III-418 CIRSB. Payrolls of employees. 1943 – 1951. 97 pages.

File III-419 CER. Petitions and approvals of exemptions from forced labor and license to exercise of profession.1943 – 1944. 206 pages.

File III-420 CER. Petitions and approvals of exemptions from forced labor and license to exercise of profession.1944. 161 pages. (Continues on Reel # 20)

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File III-420 (Continues from Reel # 19). CER. Petitions and approvals of exemptions from forced labor and license to exercise of profession.1944. 223 pages.

File III-421 CER. Memoranda..(Text illegible). 1943. 72 pages.

File III-422 CER. Petitions and approvals of exemptions from forced labor and the license to exercise of profession. 1944. 188 pages.

File III-436 CER. Anti-Jewish measures. Petitions and approvals of exemptions from forced labor and the license to exercise of profession. Travel permits. 1943 - 1944. 84 pages.

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File III-437 CER. Anti-Jewish measures. Petitions and approvals of exemptions from forced labor and lower taxation. 1944. 149 pages.

File III-438 CER. Anti-Jewish measures. Petitions and approvals of exemptions from forced labor and lower taxation. Licenses for exercise of profession. District offices Conatanta, Olt, Bacǎu, Botosani, Bǎrlad. 1943 - 1944. 180 pages.

File III-439 CER. Jewish Community Craiova. Problems and communal institutions. Anti-Jewish measures. Aid for orphaned children from Transnistria. Brigades of forced labor. Deportations to Transnistria. 1943. 282 pages.

File III-440 CER Dolj district. Jewish Community Craiova. Anti-Jewish measures. Correspondence with Transnistria – forced labor. Licenses for exercise of profession. Permits for travel and for change of address. Various petitions, Census. Etc. 1943. 268 pages.

File III-441 Camps and Ghettos in Transnistria. Organization. Material situation of the Jews in Transnistria. Seizing of properties. Requests for repatriation on various pretexts. Evacuation of the Jews from Odessa. Aid for the deportees. Ordinances, instructions etc. 1942. 214 pages.

File III-442 Camps and Ghettos in Transnistria. Living and working conditions of the deportees. Intervention for repatriation of certain categories. Support and help from CER. 1943. 177 pages.

File III-443 CER. Decisions and correspondence with the district offices in Constanta, Bacǎu, Craiova CEB.1942. 42 pages.

File III-444 CER. Correspondence with the Government Commissary. Anti-Jewish measures. Requests for exemption from forced labor; travel permits. Census. Regulation for Transnistria. CER personnel. Professors, physicians. 1942. 146 pages.

File III-445 The Holocaust in Romania and in other countries. Excerpts from the press. 1940 – 1944. 76 pages.

File III-446

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Anti-Jewish repressing and restrictive measures. Lists of laws, regulations, journals, decisions and ordinances of the central and local authorities. 1940 – 1944. 47+ 100+ 162 pages.

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File III-423 CER. Requests for exemption from forced labor and lower taxation. Bucharest, Iasi, Giurgiu. 1943 – 1944. 123 pages.

File III-424 Forced labor. The brigades attached to the State Lottery. List of Jews holding cards of exemption from forced labor in Bucharest and in the rest of the country. 1943 – 1944. 207 pages.

File III-425 CER, District Brasov. Forced labor brigades. Exceptional contributions. Delivering clothing to the State. Social assistance. 10943. 391 pages.

File III-426 CER. District Buzǎu. Forced labor. Exemption cards. Contributions. Social assistance. Financial situation. 1943. 156 pages.

File III-427 CER. Forced labor. Exemptions from forced labor. Licenses for exercise of profession. Nominal lists. 1943. 54 pages.

File III-428/ III-429 CER. Forced labor. Exemptions from forced labor. Licences for exercise of profession. Nominal lists. 112 pages.

File III-430 Forced labor. Requests for exemption from it and for licenses of exercise of profession at the CFR. 1943. 33 pages.

File III-431 CER. District offices in Timis Torontal, Buzǎu, Brǎila. Fǎlciu, Files on exemption from forced labor. 1944. 136 pages.

File III-432 CER. Requests for travel permits and change of residence. The aid for Jews in Transnistria. 1942. 153 pages.

File III-433

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Anti-Jewish restrictive and repressive measures. Forced labor. The liquidation of the Zionist organizations. Mandatory residence. Requisition and expropriation of goods etc. The German mission in Romania. 1940 – 1944. 323 pages.

File III-434 Emigrants…. (Barely legible). 1942 – 1943. 59 pages.

File III-435 CER. District offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Deportations, forced labor etc. Requests for exemption from forced labor, travel permits, repatriations. Aid for deportees and children in Transnistria. 1942 – 1943. 127 pages.

File ??? ???? (Title page missing) Year 1943. 19 pages.

File ???? ???? (Title page missing) Year 1943. 19 pages.

File III-447 The Holocaust in Romania. Requests for pension by descendants of Jews killed in Transnistria and in the pogrom in Iasi. 1940 – 1944. 23 pages.

File III-448 Sufrin Alexandru, child deported in the camp Birkenau Auschwitz II. 1941 – 1944. 31 pages.

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File III-449 CER. District offices Bacǎu, Bǎrlad, Botosani, Dorohoi, P. Neamt, Roman. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor brigades etc. 1942. 108 pages.

File III-450 “Iubirea Aproapelui” – society of reciprocal assistance. The society of the Temple “Caritatea”. The society “Prietenia Ocrotirii”. Financial problems and correspondence with CER.1939 – 1942. 36 pages.

File III-451 The cemetery from Strada Sevastopol. The cemetery in Iasi. Devastation and desecration during the Antonescu period. Funeral monuments dedicated to the martyrs of the pogrom in Iasi at the cemeteries in Iasi, Podul Iloaiei, Târgul Frumos. 1941 – 1944. 13 pages and 26 photografs.

File III-452 Emigration. The fate of the boat Struma. Passport of emigration. Excerpts from the press. 1941. 30 pages.

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File III-453 Anti-Jewish measures – restrictive and repressive. The Jewish problem. Excerpts from the press. 1940 – 1944. 100 pages.

File III-454 CER. District offices Bucharest and Dorohoi. List of Jews proposed for forced labor brigades born in 1902 – 1924. 114 pages.

File III-455 Camps and ghettos in Transnistria. Evacuations and deportations. Organization. Ordinances of the military authorities. 1941. 60 pages.

File III-456 CER. Activity report 1 September – 31 December 1942 . 1942 – 1943. 74 pages.

File III-457 CEB. Manifests and appeals regarding the activity of CEB during the war and the appeal to the Jews for the anti-fascist battle after 23 august 1944. 1944. 4 pages of prints.

File III-458 The pogrom In Iasi. Lists if Jews evacuates from Iasi to Podul Iloaiei on June 30, 1941. List of Jews deceased in the death trains. Judicial decisions. 1941. 225 pages.

File III-459 CER. Organization. Decisions of the Secretariat General. Administrative organization of the forced labor brigades. Instructions. 1942. 146 pages.

File III-460 CER. District office Bacau. Census of the population having Jewish blood. Correspondence between CER and the district office1942. 308 pages.

File III-461 Organization of the statistic of the Jews and the census of people having Jewish blood. 1942. 24 pages.

File III-462 (Text illegible) CER. Birth rate and mortality of the Jewish population in the municipality of Bucharest. 1924 – 1942. 16 pages.

File III-463 Statistic of professions in the municipality of Bucharest. 1942. 11 pages.

File III-464

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Census of people having Jewish blood. Number and size of households in the municipality of Bucharest. 1942. 6 pages.

File III-465 People with Jewish blood categorized by sex, age and age groups in the municipality of Bucharest. 1942. 16 pages.

File III-466 Marital status of people with Jewish blood in the municipality of Bucharest. 1942. 24 pages.

File III-467 Literacy and degree of education of people with Jewish blood in the municipality of Bucharest. 1942. 14 pages.

File III-468 Romanian citizens with Jewish blood residing out of the country. 1942. 6 pages.

File III-469 Census of people having Jewish blood. Results from the province Bucovina. 1942. 9 pages.

File III-470 The trend of the Jewish population in Romania. 1942. 182 pages.

File III-471 The professional structure of people having Jewish blood.1942. 43 pages.

File III-472 Numerical evolution of the Jewish population. 1930 – 1942. 141 pages.

File III-473 CER. Statistical Department. Census. 1942. 63 pages.

File III-474 CER. Statistical Department. Census. 1942. 56 pages.

File III-475 CER. The households of inhabitants having Jewish blood. 1942.`` 124 pages.

File III-477 CER. CEB. Petitions for exemption from forced labor, license for exercise of profession etc. 1944. 184 pages.

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File III-476 CEB. Social assistance. Aid given personal and to communal institutions. 1942. 218 pages.

File III-478 CER. Financial Department. CER personnel: appointments, transfers, dismissals. Wages. 1942. 219 pages.

File III-479 CER, Aid for Transnistria. Files of deportees. 1942 – 1944. 378 pages.

File III-480 CER. Jewish sanitary Department. Competitive examination of physicians. 1942 – 1943. 35 pages.

File III-481 CER, Financial Department. Dockets of salaries (nominal) and for the stamp. 1942 – 1944. 86 pages.

File III-482 CER. District branches Severin, Ilfov, Jewish Community Lugoj. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Contributions. Petitions for lower taxation. Physicians from the CER and sanitary institutions. Lists, Asssistance. 1944. 181 pages.

File III-483 CER. Correspondence with the district branches. Anti-Jewish measures. Petitions for exemption from forced labor, travel permits, the snow shoveling tax, lower contributions. Expropriation, brigades aid. 1942 – 1943. 543 pages.

File III-484 Organizations of Romanian Jews in America. Confederation of Romanian Jews in America and the committee “Romania liberǎ. Personalities, L. Fischer and others. Relations with the Romanian authorities. 1940 – 1944. 38 pages.

File III-485 CER. Forced labor in schools. List of students in Bucharest and the provinces who participate in forced labor brigades. Petitions for exemption. 1943. 190 pages.

File III-488 CER. District offices Bacǎu, Botosani, Covurlui, Putna, , Tǎrnava Mare. Forced labor. Petitions for exemption and for licenses to exert ones profession.1943 – 1944. 183 pages.

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File III-486

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CER district Ilfov, CEB. Forced labor in schools. List of students in forced labor brigades. List of students in private schools. 1943. 124 pages.

File III-487 CER districts Covurlui, Brǎila, Bacǎu, Iasi, Dolj (Craiova), Fǎlciu, Cernǎuţi. Forced labor. Petitions for exemption. Jews from Cernǎuţi who did not show the card of exemption from forced labor. 1943 – 1944. 354 pages.

File III-489 CER communities in the country. Various lists: number of women exempted from forced labor; people capable of intellectual work in office and on site; businessmen and craftsmen shop owners; employees of Jewish institutions. 1943. 182 pages.

File III-490 CER. District office Bacǎu. Correspondence with “Gazeta Evreiascǎ”. Forced labor. Employees of CER exempted from forced labor and those at the disposal of the townhouse Bucharest. 1942 – 1944. 167 pages.

File III-491 Deportees from Transnistria repatriated, mainly from the camp Trihati. People from Bucharest refugees. Certificates. Aid. 1940 – 1945. 137 pages.

File III-492 CER. District Tulcea. Forced labor. Requests for exemption. Exceptional contributions. Problems in aiding the exterior forced labor brigades. Emigrants etc. 1943. 222 pages.

File III-493 Deportees in Transnistria from Dorohoi. Vouchers for repatriation. 1941 – 1945. 118 pages.

File III-494 The orphaned children from Transnistria. “Eforia Copilului” Orphanages. Asssistance. Vouchers. 1941 -1945. 48 pages.

File III-495 CER district Tutova – Bǎrlad. Forced labor. Petitions for exemption, Taxes. Exterior labor brigades. Helping them. Financial situation. 1943. 308 pages.

File III-496 CER. District Turda. Forced labor. Petitions for exemption, Taxes. Exterior labor brigades. Helping them. Handing over clothing. Financial situation. 1943. 165 pages.

File III-497 CER. Situation of the sums paid to the Governmental Commissary, Radu Lecca, for various proceedings of the Council of Ministers. Taxes and contributions. 1943 – 1944. 30 pages.

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File III-498 CER. District Vaslui. Balances of verification. 1944. 11 pages,

File III-499 CER. District offices (Tarnaveni, Tecuci, Vǎlcea, et al). Forced labor. Exemptions. Contributions. Clothing. Urban expropriation. Et al. 1941 – 1944. 110 pages.

Reel 25 . File III-500 CEB. Real estate. Assistance. Personnel. Lists. The team for collection of clothing. Nominal list (1948). 1940 – 1944. 60 pages.

File III-501 CEB. District Bacǎu. Correspondence with the committees and communities in Transnistria. Communication between the internees and their families in Bacǎu. 1942, August – December. 72 pages.

File III-502 CER. Forced labor. Labor brigade PMB. Requests of exemption on medical grounds. Personal files. 1942 – 1943. 139 pages.

File III-503 The legionnaire Rebeliune. Informative Bulletin dated January 23, 1941. The train of death. The camps in Cǎlǎrasi and Osmancea. Exemplary behavior of the commander Petre N. Ionescu. Jews assassinated by legionnaires. 1940 – 1941. 62 pages.

File III-504 Anti-Jewish measures. CER. Census. The camps in Transnistria. The Jewish population in Romania. History of the Jewish Community in Banat. Map of Bessarabia, 1940 – 1944. 67 pages.

File III-506 CNR. Expropriation of Jewish properties. The expropriated houses are rented. Excerpts from the press. 1940- 1944. 78 pages.

File III-507 Jewish Community Cluj-Napoca. 40 years from the Holocaust. 1944 – 1984. Declarations, remembrance. 1940 – 1944. 86 pages.

File III-508 The Holocaust in Transylvania: documents, photographs, press excerpts about camps and deportees. Jewish notes. Materials in Romanian and Hungarian. 1940 – 1944. 60 pages.

File III-509

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Testimonies from the period of the Holocaust. About the Jewish colleges (Nina Cassian). Deportation to Transnistria. The Holocaust in Bessarabia. 1940 – 1944. 14 pages.

File III-510 CER, District office Brǎila. Solicitor’s Office. Real estate; goods; the loan of reintegration (reintregire); infringement; Missing from the forced labor etc. Correspondence with CER-Bucharest. 1942 – 1943. 289 pages.

File III-512 The World Organization of the Jews from Bucovina. List of Holocaust victims compiled according to information obtained from relatives. 1940 – 1944. 79 pages.

File III-513 Texts written in the camps in Transnistria (Moghilev) by various authors. 1941 – 1944. 82 pages.

File III-514 Indictment of a group of 186 accused persons, 76 of whom are from Tg. Muresh. 1941. 115 pages. (in Hungarian).

File III-515 CER. District Dolj. The Jewish Community in Craiova. Organization, Institutions, worship. Activity. Anti-Jewish measures. Real estate. 1943. 204 + 134 pages.

File III-516 CER District Dolj. CE in Craiova. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Labor brigades: internal, local, external and from Transnistria. Requests for exemption and for licenses of free exercise of profession. Administrative etc. 1943. 508 pages.

File III-517 CER District Dolj. CE in Craiova. Forced labor. Exemption Cards and requests for. 1944. 268 pages (Continues on Reel # 26 ???)

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File III-517 (continues form Reel # 25) CER District Dolj. CE in Craiova. Forced labor. Exemption cards and requests for. 1944. 268 pages. . File III-518 CER District Dolj. CE in Craiova. Institutions and societies. Activity and organization of the Community. Assets. aid for the deportees. 1943. 167 pages.

File III-519

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CER District Dolj. Forced labor, requests for exemption cards. Taxes. 1944. 300 pages.

File III-520 CER District Dolj. CE in Craiova. Duties to CER and Community. The military tax. Requests for tax reduction. 1943-1944. 166 pages.

File III-521 CER District Dolj. CE in Craiova. Assitance. Aid for Transnistria. Forced labor brigades. Refugees from Poland and from other localities. People in poverty. 350 pages.

File III-522 CER District Dolj. CE in Craiova. Organization. Institutions. Personnel (lists of). Activty. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Expropriation of assets. 1943. 198 pages.

File III-523 CER District Dolj. CE in Craiova. Census of the Jewish population. Statistics. Various lists of Jews: women, young people, salaried. Vouchers.1943 -1944. 105 pages.

File III-524 CER District Dolj. CE in Craiova. Deportations to camps (Transnistria – Tg Jiu). 1944. 42 pages.

File III-525 CER District Dolj. CE in Craiova. Applications for travel permits.1944. 157 pages.

File III-526 CER District Dolj – Craiova. Gathering of clothing for the military. 1944. 8 pages.

File III-527 CER. Districtual offices. Census and lists of Jews having Jewish blood. 1942 – 1944. 366 pages.

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File III-528 CER District Offices. Census. Financial problems. Forced labor. Requests for exemption and permits to exercise ones profession. 1943- 1944. 381 pages.

File III-529 CER District offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Contributions. Restrictions for professional practice and for travel. Census. Ration cards, Miscellaneous requests. Aid for the deportees. 1943 -1944. 496 pages.

File III-530A Correspondence with the authorities. Anti-Jewish measures. Deportations. Forced labor. Brigades. Expropriations. Travel prohibition. Ration cards for Jews.

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Transnistria. Aid. Correspondence. Communal institution: schools, societies for help etc. 1942 -1943. 200 pages.

File III 530B Correspondence with the authorities. Anti-Jewish measures. Deportations. Forced labor. Brigades. Expropriations. Travel prohibition. Change of residence etc. Ration cards for Jews. Transnistria. Aid. Correspondence. 1942 1943. 367 pages.

File III-531 CEB (CE Bucharest). The maternity “Raion”.Newborns. Lists, Birth certificates. 1942 – 1943. 74 pages.

File III-532 CER District offices. Jews exempted from forced labor. Licenses voided. Lists Bucharest – Province. 1943 – 1944. 33 pages.

File III-533 “Compassion and Help” Jewish society for charity (established 1856). Correspondence. Balance sheets. 1941 – 1944. 34 pages.

File III-534 CER District Covurlui. Jewish Community Galaţi. Community problems. Correspondence. Original documents. 1942. 16 pages.

File III-535 Professional Association of Jewish Physicians. The dental circle “Unirea”. The Physicians Board. Forced labor. Exceptional contribution etc. Lists of physicians and dentists. 1943-44. 274 pages.

FileIII-536 CEB. Pay lists section Assistance. Assistance given to the forced labor brigades (pp 1-55, 91, 113-114). Subsidies for schools, hospitals, cantinas, asylums. Assistance for intellectuals. Misc. expenses. 1943. 186 pages.

FileIII-537 CER District Offices. Support of the initiative committee for the construction of the “Palace of Invalids”. 1942 – 1943. 123 pages.

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File III-538 CER. Section Aid Transnistria. Delivery of money and correspondence (post cards) to the families of deportees. 1942 – 1944. 356 pages (NOTE: from page 217 the Nr. Of pages goes in inverse order – starting with Nr. 356).

File III-539

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CER. CEB. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Internal and external brigades. Requests for exemption from forced labor and r permits for professional practice. Lists. Photographs. Exemption permits. 1943 – 1944. 510 pages.

File III-540 CEB - CER - UCE (Union of Jewish Communities). Activity. Communal institutions. Associations. The . Zionist organizations. Representation in CEB management. Real estate. Aid to deportees and orphans from Transnistria. Association of refugees from Poland, Hungary and Romania. David Ben Gurion.Sabetai ………. 1944. 98 pages.

File III-541 Solicitor’s Office. Personnel. Lists. Appointments. 1942 – 1943. 80 pages.

File III-542 CER. Forced labor of Women. Requests for exemption and for permits for professional practice. Labor brigades. Conviction for eluding from forced labor. 1943 – 1944. 49 pages.

File III-543 CER. Assistance Department. Grants for repatriates from Transnistria, the camp in Tg. Jiu, various persons: victims of disasters, refugees. January – August 1944. 90 pages.

File III-544 CER. Press revue in Romanian and German languages periodically sent to General Commissary for Jewish problems. Mail. 1942 – 1944. 89 pages.

File III-545 CER. Mail service. Mail, aid (money) for deportees in Transnitria. List of deportees in Vapniarka. 1942. 216 pages.

File III-546 CER, Decisions regarding schools, sanitary service, etc. Hiring and appointments of personnel. List of personnel of the CER. 1942 – 1944. 404 pages.

File III-547 CER. Central Commission for coordination and control of the craftsmen. Lists of taxation for the contribution of four billions by craftspeople and professionals. 1943. 150 pages.

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File III-548 CER. Forced labor. Exemptions. Personnel from CEB and other districts exempted. Jews born between 1881 – 1882 in districts Baia and Bihor {Lists). List of personnel at the forced labor brigade.1944. 229+ 102+ 15 = 346 pges.

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File III-549 CER CEB Departments of assistance, cult and statistics. Forced labor. Effective strength of PMB(?). Lectures of sanitary readiness. CER-district office Argesh. Personnel. 1943. 176 Pages.

File III-550 CER.CEB. Lectures of sanitary readiness. Catalogues. Register of participants. 1941 – 1943. 152 pages.

File III-551 CER General problems. Correspondence with the governmental Commissary for reglementation of the regime of the Jews. 1942. 55 pages.

File III-552 CER of LEB(?) district Bacǎu. Records of personnel. Control of the administration of the canteen “Ocrotirea” society for the support of the camp. The arbitral commission Bacǎu. The case of Rabbi Glaser. 1942. 66 pages.

File III-553 CER-CRSB Personnel (List). Institutions, schools, the hospital. Personnel. Forced labor. Exemptions. 1943. 82 pages.

File III-555 CER. Administration. Balance sheets. Statistics. Contributions and donations paid to the “Consiliul de Patronaj” and other institutions. The loan of reintegration. 1942 – 1944. 47 pages.

File III-556 CER. Forced labor. Nominal lists of Jews exempt from forced labor or who did nor show up. 1944. 112 pages.

File III-557 The deportees from Transnistria – support, clothing, money etc. Requests for repatriation. Correspondence with the Jews from Transnistria. 1943. 65 pages.

File III-558 CER. Forced labor in Bucharest. The PMB(?) brigade. Nominal lists of Jews exempt from forced labor. 1944. 160 pages.

File III-559 CER. CEB. Services. Exceptional contribution. The assistance given the forced labor brigades. 1042-43, 1946. 226 pages.

File III-560

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CER. District offices of the CER. Anti-Jewish measures. Expropriation of Jewish properties. Contributions. Permits for the right of settling in military zones. 1942. 236 pages.

File III-561 CER. Forced labor. Exemptions. Lists. Unclear situations. Various communal problems. 1943 – 1944. 144 pages.

FileIII-562 CER. Jewish physicians and pharmacists. Various charts: nominal, of students etc. 1942 – 1944, 1948. 189 pages.

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File III-563 CERR.CEB.CIRSB. Communal departments and institutions. Engineers. The loan of national defense etc. 1942 – 1944, 1946. 179 pages.

File III-564 CER. The personnel of the sections and the district office Ilfov having cards of exemption from forced labor. Bucharest, the personnel of the central office. 1944. 71 pages.

File III-565 CIRSB. Expropriations by CNR. Sequence C ???? Real estate. The home for old people. Assistance. 1942 – 1948. 162 pages.

File III-566 CEB. Department Social Assistance. Assistance for the paupers. Social inquiries etc. 1942 – 1949. 230 pages.

File III-567 CER. District office Dolj. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Deportations. The loan of reintegration. Census etc. Requests for permits. Exemptions. etc. 1942 – 1943. 350 pages.

File III-568 CER. District office Dolj. Jewish Community in Craiova. Institutions and Community problems. 458 pages.

File III-569 CER. Forced labor. Personal files containing rejected requests for exemption from forced labor. Personal documents. 1944. 212 pages.

File III-570 the Orthodox Jewish Community in Bucharest. Activity. Management (nominal lists). Financial situation. 1941 – 1944. 34 pages.

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File III-571 (On Reel 31). CEB. Depatrmant of Social Assistance. Medical-social records for families who need assistance, inclusive those incorporated in forced labor brigades. 1942 – 1943. 298 pages.

File III-572 The society of reciprocal assistance “Indulgenţa” (founded in 1929). The building CEB – donation by Ernestina Brinder (1933). 1933, 1941 – 1944. 20 pages.

File III-573 The hospital “Caritas”. Estimates and approvals for capital repairs. 1942. 18 pages.

File III-574 CER. District office Bacau. Forced labor. Requests and lists; cards of exemption and for permit of professional practice. The loan of reintegration. 1943. 243 pages.

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File III-575 CER. District offices Buzau, Carash, Fagarash. Exemption cards. Travel permits. Community problems. 1942 - 1944. 331 pages.

File III-576 The assistance “Sacra”. Medico-social research of pauper families (509). Homes for the aged. 1942. 79 pages.

File III-577 CER. Anti-Jewish measures. Exceptional contributions. Correspondence with the Government commissioner and other authorities. 1943 – 1944. 50 pages.

File III-578 CER District Alba. The Jewish Community in Alba Iulia. Problems of the Community. Forced labor. Exemptions. Real estate. Help of the refugees from the Hungarian forced labor brigades. 1942- 1944. 438 pages.

File III-579 CER District Alba. Internal and external forced labor brigades. Assisting them and inclusive the Jews from other districts. Aid for Transnistria. Exceptional contributions. 1941 -1944. 456 pages.

File III-580 Retirement of Mrs. Fany Brandmark – the secretary of the cultural department. 1941. 12 pages.

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File III-581 (Located on File 32). The hospitals “Caritas” and “Noua Maternitate” 1940 – 1944. 375 pages.

File III-582 (Located on File 32). CER. Department of assistance The Commission of assistance. Aid for Transnistria – Moghilev. 1942 – 1943. 571 pages.

File III-583 CER. Districtual office Dolj. Census statements. 1943 – 1944. 7 pages.

File III-584 CER. Nominal lists of Jews who received cards of exemption from forced labor and visa of extension, inclusive the tax they did pay – Bucharest, Piatra Neamtz. 1943 – 1944. 158 pages.

Reel 32

File III-585 CER. District office Bacau. Forced labor. 1943 -1944. 450 pages.

File III-585B CER. District office Bacau. Forced labor. 1943 – 1944. 422 pages.

File III-586 (On Reel 34) Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor etc. List of Synagogues in Bacau. 1943. 434 pages.

File III-587 CER. Forced labor – Taxes for exemption. Reduction after August 23. The theater “Baraseum”. 1943 – 1944. 620 pages.

File III-588A (On Reel 33)CER. District Ilfov. Forced labor. 1942 - 1943. 372 pages.

File III-588B (On Reel 33). CER, Forced labor. Anti-Jewish measures. School problems. 1943. 564 files.

File III-589 Commission to revise the exemptions from forced labor at the M.O.(?) Districts Prahova, Dambovitza. 1943. 17 pages.

File III-590

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Commission to revise the exemptions from forced labor at the M.O.(?) District Ramnicul Sarat. 1943. 55 pages.

File III-591 Commission to revise the exemptions from forced labor at the M.O.(?) Districts Tarnava Mare, Tarnava Mica – basis in Sighisoara.1943. 50 pages.

File III-592 Commission to revise the exemptions from forced labor at the M.O.(?) District Tutova. 1943. 96 pages.

Reel 33

File III-593 CER and the district offices, especially Bihor. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Labor brigades. Requests for moving, travel permits etc. Exceptional contributions. Census Aid for Transnistria – money, medications, correspondence etc. 1942 – 1943. 932 pages.

Reel 34

File III-595 CER. Forced labor. List of exemptions in various cities, for the first semester 1944. 1944. 61 pages.

File III-596A CER. Forced labor. Reuests for exemption from forced labor, permit for professional practice; application for enterprise. (?-barely legible}. 1944. 400 pages.

FileIII-596B Forced labor. Request exemption from F.L and permits for professional pracrice.. 1944. 247 pages.

FileIII-598A Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Exemption from forced labor and the right of professional practice. Aid for the labor brigades. 1943 – 1944. 573 pages.

Reel 35

File III-598B Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Exemptions from forced labor and requests for professional practice. 1944. 633 pages.

File III-599 CER. Department of statistics. Section Census. Bucharest. Census cards, 1942 – 1944. 259 pages.

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File III-600 CER. Section press and publishing. “Gazeta Evreiasca”. 1942. 87 pages.

File III-601 CER. District Bacau. Legal contest for expropriations CNR.Appeals against buildings that cannot be expropriated. Reorganization of the Jewish library. 1942. 112 pages.

File III-602 Department schools- culture. Department of assistance. 1923 – 1924; 1930 – 1935; 1948. 76 pages.

File III-603 CER, CEB. Census department. Jewish professionals and specialists with foreign non equivalent diplomas. Manuscripts. 1942. 29 pages.

File III-604 CEB ????? CER, Original copies and documents. 604. 7 pages.

File III-605 Nominal lists of Jews in Bucharest born of the end of the 19th century and in the years 1926 – 1928. 1942. 201 pages.

File III-606 CEB. List of Jews intellectuals requested by the General Staff. Physicians, architects ??? pharmacists.1942. 269 pages.

File III-607 Ministry of Labor. Inspectorate General of labor (rest of the text illegible). 1943. 434 pages.

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File III-608 The forced labor brigade “Sevastopol Cemetery” Assistance. 1942 – 1944. 900 pages.

File III-609 CER. Anti-Jewish measures. Files of the engineers and workers from the Department section of new works for permits of professional practice and the exemption from forced labor. 1943. 124 pages.

File III-610 CER. CEB. Assistance for the reparations / evacuees, refugees and disaster victims in Bucharest. Informative records of Jews repatriates from Transnistria. 1944. 263 pages.

File III-611

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CER. CEB. Assistance for the reparations / evacuees, refugees and disaster victims in Bucharest. Informative records of Jews repatriates from Transnistria. 1944. 374 pages.

File III-612 CER. CEB. Assistance for the reparations / evacuees, refugees and disaster victims in Bucharest. Informative records of Jews repatriates from Transnistria. 1944 ß 1945. 206 pages.

File III-617 Forced labor brigades. General Staff: Correspondence with the general Commissariat for Jewish problems. Distribution in brigades. Lists. 1944. 187 pages.

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File III-511 The camps Vapnearca, Grosolovo and Tg. Jiu. Drawings by Gabriel Kohn. 1940 – 1944. 55 pages.

File III-613 CEB. Section social assistance. Medico-social family records. 1944. 827 pages.

File III-614 CEB. Assistance of repatriates, evacuees, refugees and disaster victims. 1944. 416 pages.

File III-615 CER. Anti-Jewish measures. Aid for Transnistria deportees, evacuees, children, paupers. The camp TG. Jiu. Sanitary Service. 1942 – 1943. 557 pages.

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File III-618 CER. Community personnel. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Reports on the activity of the crafts. Assignments and exemptions from forced labor. 1944. 109 pages.

File III-616 CER and the district offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Aid for the Jews deported in Transnistria. Jews living abroad. 1942. 835 pages.

File III-619 CER. District offices Sibiu and Tarnava Mica. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Taxes. Visas extension, cards of exemption from forced labor. 1944. 354 pages.

File III-620 CER. District offices Anti-Jewish measures. Requests of transfer from external brigades to local brigades of forced labor. 1943 – 1944. 728 pages.

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File III-621 CER. Anti-Jewish measures .Request for exemption from forced labor and the right of professional practice. 1944. 265 pages.

File III-622 CER. Department of professional education. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor women. Correspondence with the Red Cross. 1944. 237 pages.

File III-623 CER. District offices. Statistics. Census. Charts, correspondence. 1942. 320 pages.

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File III-624 Department of statistics. Directory of the census. District offices. Census brigades.Charts. Correspondence. 1943 – 1944. 423 pages.

File III-625 CER. District offices. Forced labor. (illegible). Revision of the Jews. Exemptions from forced labor,(????). 1943 – 1944 (?). 217 pages.

File III-626 CER. District offices. Forced labor. Requests for exemption from forced labor and the right of professional practice. 1943. 335 pages.

File III-627 CER. District offices. Forced labor. Requests for exemption from forced labor. 1043 – 1944. 358 pages.

File III-628A CER. District offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Aid and correspondence with Transnistria. Aid for the forced labor brigades. Various community problems. 1942. 600 pages.

File III-632 CER. District office Botoshani. Anti-Jewish measures. Requests for exemption from forced labor and for the permit for professional practice. Exceptional contributions. Lists. 1943. 241 pages.

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Reel III-628B CER. District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Aid Transnistria. Aid forced labor brigades. Management of Communities. Various Community problems. 1942. 581 pages.

File III-629

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CER. District offices. Natural movement of the Jewish population. Jews from abroad. Correspondence. Lists. 1943. 405 pages.

File III-630 CER. CEB. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Requests for exemption from forced labor and the right to exercise a profession. 1944. 529 pages.

File III-631 CER. CEB. Department of Assistance. Sanitary service. Medical personnel. Exemptions from forced labor (Chart). 1042 – 1944. 368 pages

File III-633 CER. CEB. Forced labor. . Requests for exemption from forced labor and the right professional practice. 1942 – 1943. 448(?) pages.

File III-634 CER. CEB. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Requests for exemption from forced labor and the right of professional practice. Nominal list of people enrolled in forced labor. Nominal list of people exempt from forced labor at the district offices. 1944 – 1945. 208 pages.

File III-640 CER. Certificates (The rest is illegible). 1942-1944. 65 pages.

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File III-635 CER. District offices Dambovitza, Dolj, Dorohoi. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Exemptions from forced labor. Exceptional contributions. 1943. 657 pages.

File III-636 CER. Corespondence with the Jews deported to Transistria. Assistance. 1843. 393 pages.

File III-637 CER. CEB. Proposals for services. 1942, 1944. 205 pages.

File III-638 CER. Personnel records at the district office Bacau, the Jewish Community, schools etc. 1940 – 1944. 130 pages.

File III-639 CER. Annual account of the district office Cernauţi. 1942 -1943. 35 pages.

File III-641

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CER. District Offices. Jewish males born between 1881 – 1882; 1901; 1902; 1907; 1908. 1913. Charts. Owners of exemption cards from forced labor for the year 1944. 1044. 311 pages.

File III-642 CER.Corporations, their Commissions of arbitration. Revision of taxation for special contributions. 1943. 114 pages.

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File III-643 Passports. Taxation for the exceptional contribution of 4 billions. Charts. 1943-44. 234 pages.

File III-644 CER.Corporations. Taxation charts for the exceptional contribution of 4 billions. 1944. 70 pages.

File III-645 CER. Assistance for repatriates, evacuees, refugees and disaster victims in Bucharest. Informative charts for assistance. 1944. 250 pages.

File III-645B CER. Assistance for repatriates, evacuees, refugees and disaster victims in Bucharest. Informative charts for assistance. 1944. 213 pages.

File III-646 CER. District Offices. Assistance for repatriates, evacuees, refugees and disaster victims in Bucharest. Informative charts for assistance. 1944. 282 pages.

File III-647 Lists of Jews in the census having native Romanian names. 1940 – 1944. 163 pages.

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File III-648A CER. District Office Iassy. Forced labor. Revision of the exemption cards from forced labor. Charts. Dockets. 1943. 242 pages.

File III-648B CER. District Office Iassy. Forced labor. Revision of the exemption cards from forced labor. Charts. Dockets. 1943. 390 pages.

File III-649 Correspondence with the deportees in Transnistria. No date given. 264 pages.

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File III-650 CER. Assistance Department. Postal Service. Correspondence with Transnistria. Assistance. 1942- 1944. 150 pages.

File III-651 CER. CEB. Forced labor. Requests for exemption from forced labor. 1943. 260 pages.

File III-652 CER. District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Requests for exemption from forced labor. Permits. Certificates. 1943 – 1944, 138 pages.

File III-653 CER. District Offices CEB. Forced labor. Requests for exemption from forced labor. Personal files. Decisions CER. Report. 1943 – 1944. 346 pages.

File III-654 CER. CEB. Forced labor. Requests for exemption from forced labor rejected. Personal files. 1944. 322 pages.

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File III-655 CER. District Office Bacau. Social Assistance. Aid for paupers, forced labor brigades, Transnistria, detainees. Statistical reports. Activity reports. Scholastic activity. 1944. 257 pages.

File III-656 CER. District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Requests for exemption from forced labor and permits for professional practice. Romanization. Interventions. Enterprises. 1942 – 1944. 248 pages.

File III-657 CER. District Offices. Requests for exemption from forced labor and permits for professional practice. Charts. 1944. 213 pages.

File III-658 CER. Requests for exemption from forced labor. Dockets. Taxes for extension of exemption from forced labor. 1943 – 1944. 194 pages.

File III-659A CER. CEB. Anti-Jewish measures. Proofs of exemption. 1944. 300 pages.

File III-659B CER. CEB. Anti-Jewish measures. Proofs of exemption. 1944. 315 pages.

File III-660

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CER. CEB. Anti-Jewish measures. Proofs of exemption. 1944. 625 pages.

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File III-661A CER. CEB. Proofs of exemption. 1944. 250 pages.

File III-661B CER. CEB. Proofs of exemption. 1944. 248 pages.

File III-662A CER. District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Proof of exemption. 1944. 250 pages.

File III-662B CER. District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Proof of exemption. 1944. 234 pages.

File III-663 CER. District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Requests for exemption from forced labor and for permits for professional practice. Romanization. Interventions. Enterprises.1943. 256 pages.

File III-664 CER. District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Requests for exemption from forced labor. Romanization. Interventions. 1943 –1944. 304 pages.

File III-665 CER. District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Requests for exemption from forced labor and permits for professional practice.. Romanization. Interventions. Enterprises. No year mentioned. 318 pages.

File III-666 CER. Department of Statistics. Section Census. Review of various categories of Jews. Charts. Workman’s passports. The exceptional contribution. 1944. 324 pages.

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File III-667 CER. District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Contributions. Travel permits. Miscellaneous. 1942. 166 pages.

File III-668 CER. District Offices. Contributions. Emigration on the vessel “Oituz”. 1943. 486 pages.

File III-669

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CER. District Office Prahova. Contributions. 1944, 45 pages.

File III-670 CER. District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Requests for exemption from forced labor and for permits for professional practice. Requests for exemption from forced labor by students Miscellaneous. Charts. 1943. 307 pages.

File III-671A CER.CEB (?). Anti-Jewish measures. Nominal lists of Jews for revision of the exemption cards. 1944. 200 pages.

File III-671B CER. Nominal lists of Jews for revision of the exemption cards. 1944. 116 pages.

File III-671C CER. CEB. Nominal lists of Jews for revision of the exemption cards. 1944. 47 pages.

File III-672A CER. District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures, Request for exemption from forced labor. Romanization. Interventions. Enterprises. 1942 – 1943. 255 pages.

File III-672B CER. District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures, Request for exemption from forced labor. Romanization. Interventions. Enterprises. 1943 –1944. 255 pages.

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File II-673 CER District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Requests for exemption from forced labor. 1944. 288 pages.

File III-674A CER. Corporations. Exceptional contribution. 1943. 354 pages.

File III-674B CER. District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Exemption cards. Corporations: Taxation. Contributions. Charts. 1944. 361 pages.

File III-675 CER. District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Charts. Dockets. Requests for exemption from forced labor of women. Nominal lists of Jews exempted from forced labor. Registration certificates. 1942 – 1944. 317 pages.

File III-676 Anti-Jewish measures. Requests for exemption and other approvals from the government commissary regarding the reglementation of the regiment of the Jews in Romania. 1943.

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101 Pages.

File III-677 CER. District Offices. Census of the Jews born in 1987, 1988, 1899 exempted from forced labor. 1940 – 1944(?). 57 pages.

File III-678 CER. District Office Bacau, Anti-Jewish measures. Aid for the Jews in jails and in forced labor brigades. Jewish schools: activity and the history of the Jewish schools. 1943. 460 pages.

File III-679 CER. District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Exemption from forced labor. Contributions. Charts. Miscellaneous. 1943. 287 pages.

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File III-680 CER. CEB. Anti-Jewish measures. Requests for reduction of taxes for extension of the exemption card. 1944. 400 pages.

File III-681A CER. CJRSB. Anti-Jewish measures. Exemptions from forced labor. Aid for Jews in forced labor brigades. Contributions CNR. Didactic activity. Miscellaneous. 1944 (?). 279 pages.

File III-681B CER. CJRSB. Anti-Jewish measures. Exemptions from forced labor. Aid for Jews in forced labor brigades. Emigration. Schools. Activity post August 23,1944 (?). 288 pages.

File III-682 CER. District Office Timish-Torontal. Anti-Jewish measures. Exemptions from forced labor. Intervention for the emigration of a detainee. Miscellaneous. 1943. 439 pages.

File III-683 CER. District Office Botoshani. Anti-Jewish measures. Exemption cards. Taxes. Aid for forced labor brigades. Reports. 1943. 154 pages.

File III-684 CER. The association “Fraternitatea”. Activity. Management, Membership. Charts. Examination of the administration. 1942 – 1944. 27 pages.

File III-685 CER. District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Requests for travel permits. Emigration. 1943. 339 pages.

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File III-686 CER. Anti-Jewish measures. Exemption from taxes for work al snow shoveling. Exemption requests by former deportees to Transnistria. 1943. 444 pages.

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File III-687 CER. District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Requests for exemption from forced labor. Corespondence with the General Staff. 1942 – 1944. 154 pages.

File III-688A CER. CEB. Forced labor. Proof of exemption for the year 1944. 1944. 250 pages.

File III-688B CER. CEB. Forced labor. Proof of exemption for the year 1944. 1944. 191 pages.

File III-689A CER. Department of Assistance. Assistance for Jews deported to Transnistria (Shargorod – district Moghilev). 1942 – 1944. 338 pages.

File III-691 CER. District Office Bacau. Anti-Jewish measures. Establishing stocks of clothing. Expropriation of real estate from Jewish communities and associations. Forced labor. Contributions. 1942 – 1944. 208 pages.

File III-692 CER. District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Exemptiond from forced labor. Travel permits. Miscellaneous. Certificates. Organization of registration certificates. 1942 – 1944. 272 pages.

File III-693 Registration of the Jews exhumed from the Sevastopol cemetery and reburied. Original register. 1943. 28 pages.

File III-694 CER.CEB. Service offers. 1942. 205 pages.

File III-695 CEB, CIRSB, Personnel. The leaders and civil servants. Clergy and laity. Charts indicating activity or exemption from forced labor. 1941 – 1942. 34 pages.

File III-697 CER. CEB. Anti-Jewish measures. Taxes for cards of exemption from forced labor. 1943. 611 pages.

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File III-699 CER. Anti-Jewish measures. Requests for exemption from slave labor and permit for professional practice. 1943. 226 pages.

File III-700 CER. Department of Assistance. The governmental Commissary for Jewish problems: forced labor brigades; left in the forced labor brigades; repatriates from Transnistria; freed from camps and jails. Charts. 1944 – 45 (after August 23-d). 522 pages.

File III-701 CER. Department of Assistance. Commission for assistance. Aid distributed: Jews returned from internal and external forced labor brigades; Jews returned from exterior forced labor brigades; Jews freed and returned from camps and jails; children. Charts. 1944 – 1945 (After August 23). 398 pages.

File III-702 CER. Department of Assistance. Commission for assistance. Aid distributed to Jews deported to Transnistria – district Moghilev. Nominal lists for towns in the district: Murafa, Lozova, Derebcin, Politanca, Rudanek, Kapusterna, Ivascautzi, Djurin, Personal requests for help.1942 – 1944. 585 pages.

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CER = The Jewish Centrala of Romania (The Center of the Jews of Romania) CEB = The Jewish Centrala of Bucharest (The Center of the Jews of Bucharest)

III 703 – 1944 (425 files)

1. Assistance for repatriates, evacuees, refugees, and victims from Bucharest. Cards of 52 Jews (names listed) repatriated from Transnistria. Original documents, manuscripts. 2. Applications to the president of CEB for urgent aid in view of the approaching winter.

III 696 – 1943 (209 files)

3. CER correspondence to provincial offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Revisions of exemption cards from forced labor (approved/rejected). Aid to Transnistria Jews, Jews repatriated from Germany. Aid to Jews from labor units. Punishment for not appearing for forced labor. 4. CER correspondence with communities around the country on a variety of issues: Arad, Bacău, Arghesh, Bârlad (Bîrlad, Berlad), Botoshani (Botoșani, Bartishaw, Botuschani), Brăila (Breila, Ibraila), Chernovitz (Chernivtsi, Cernăuți, Cernovcy, Cernowitze , Chernovitsy, Chernovtsky, Chernovtsy, Czerniowce, Czernovitz, Czernowitz), Craiova (Belkiralymezo, Krajowa), Fălticeni, Dorohoi, Focşani (Focshani , Fokschani), Piatra Neamţ (Piatra Neamtz), Iași (Copou, Copou Targ, Copu Targ, Jasi, Jassy) , Pitești, Ploieşti (Ploeschti, Ploeşti), Prahova, Putna, R. (Ramnicu) Sarat, Roman, Galați (Galatzi, Galatz), Târgu Jiu (Tîrgu Jiu, Targul Jui, Tgu-Jui), Tecuci.

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III 698 – 1943 (220 files)

5. Decisions regarding personnel changes in CER CER – Bucharest notes to General Commissar for Jewish problem about six employees have been fired because they left the country. Attached are their exemption cards to be cancelled.

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III 709 – 1944 (25 files)

6. Tables of holders of exemption cards. Semester 1: employers, salaried, professionals. Certificates. Tables of Jews to whom exemption cards are to be issued. 7. Tables of 2220 Jews to whom exemption cards and permission to practice their profession were issued for Semester 1 of 1944, having paid half of the taxes fixed in Tables 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and will pay the rest on 1 March and 1 April. 8. Categories of exemptions: a) Exemptions by the Government’s appointed Commissar for Jewish Affairs b) Exemptions by the President c) Exemptions by the Order of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the military Other: Medical, unable to work, medical leave, unable to do physical work

Table of 1500 Jews working for the Bucharest municipality Table of 200 Jews who cannot do any physical work but can do intellectual work Table of 200 Jews on medical leave Table of 1150 Jews who pay the exemption taxes

III 710 – 1944 (270 files)

9. Tables of Jews holding exemption cards born between 1894 to 1926 by birth year.

III 711 -1944 (460 files)

10. Anti-Jewish measures. Exemption cards for Jews repatriated to Dorohoi; orphans repatriated from Transnistria, repatriated from France. Natural growth of Jewish population.

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III 715A – 1943 (487 files)

11. Correspondence of Financial Section of CER to CEB Contributions, Applications for reductions in imposed taxes. Correspondence from financial section of CER to various county offices asking for addresses of certain contributors who have not paid their contributions for 1941, ’42, ’43, and ’44 or paid too little. Also confirming receipt from some contributors. On appeals, contributions were reduced.

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12. Rejections of applications were based on information obtained by private investigations and informers who established that the contributor was capable of paying the imposed amount. Some Jews had two exemption cards: one as the owner of an enterprise and one as a worker in that enterprise. When the general commissar ordered the return of one card, the Jews asked for a refund of the amount they paid for it. The commissar didn’t like that.

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III 718A – 1944 (475 files)

13. Contributions, Taxes for exemption cards, Exceptional Contributions, Tables, Decisions, Diverse correspondence. The service of pursuit and control writes to Financial section about individuals who have not paid anything, even after their taxes were reduced to what they asked for. Financial section informs the general commissar for Jewish problems (Radu Lecca) that the didactic employees (teachers) were given a raise in salary in 1944. CER published Tables of sums of money they gave out to poor Jews for rent and other urgent need.

III 720 – 1944

14. CER Assistance Section, Sanitary service, Medical assistance. Jews from labor detachments, Refugees, Schools, Exemptions for medics, Modification of the regulament (regulation) of the Sanitary service, Drivers. Various topics handed by Medical personnel. Appeal for 60 doses of vaccine against typhus for 6000 Jews returning from Transnistria who are presently housed in very bad conditions of hygiene and were insufficiently deloused on entering the country.

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III 723B – 1944 (631 files)

15. Correspondence from the general commissar for Jewish problems indicating that exemptions for forced labor have been terminated, and Jews must return to do forced labor. Many of these letters went out to various government institutions who employ Jews for internal or outside work. Among them were the Joint Chiefs of Staff who were offended by this decree. Letters also went out to the CER and CEB who employed many Jews. 16. In one case the general commissar enters a controversy with the military leadership who have 3000 Jews working at enterprises producing military items necessary for the war effort with exemption cards issued by them. The commissar wants the Jews to pay for their cards or stop working for the army. 17. Jews are invited to the CER for discussion of matters in their own benefit. Jews working in fabrics producing items necessary for the army or working in such places must have exemption cards outside the realm of the general commissar. He is mad that he cannot make them pay for the card which would ultimately benefit him.

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III 728 – 1944 (61 files)

18. Radu Lecca – the general commissar for Jewish problems, writes to the Financial section of the CER about a large number of Jews whom he drastically reduced their taxes for exemption cards; and the new tax divided into two payments within two months. But, should they not pay on time, he asks to be notified in order for him to apply punitive actions. 19. Tables of 2,340 Jews are submitting their exemption cards for cancellation for various reasons. Newly acquired stores by Romanian owners within the National Center of Romanization (CNR) efforts address Radu Lecca for authority to keep expert Jews to teach them how to operate those stores and need exemption cards for them. They enumerate the taxes they pay to the state + the sales taxes + what they pay to the National Loan.

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III 735 – 1944 (406 files)

CER – Regional Offices, Anti-Jewish measures, Exemption Cards, Contributions to Special Fund, Assistance

20. CER writes to provincial offices that they received the exemption cards for local individual Jews and the amount of taxes they should pay. The card holders protest the amounts imposed as taxes and offer to pay half; which Radu Lecca agrees. Many Jews write directly to R. Lecca with the same complaint, and he agrees to the reductions. 21. Financial section of the CER writes to Contribution Service about some Jews asking for tax reduction before they write to R. Lecca, because they know these Jews and know that they can’t afford to pay the original amounts. The CER contribution section writes to Financial section attaching a list of 170 names of Jews who refuse to pay anything. Similar correspondence regarding assistance for hundreds of orphans in various cities.

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III 742 – 1944 (403 files)

CER Assistance section. The Aid Commission. Aid to Jews deported to Transnistria, Refugees, Repatriates, Orphan children. Tables, Original documents, Copies, Manuscripts.

22. CER postal service writes to postal services in various Transnistria camps inquiring about certain Jews in Danecovca (? Domanevka, Domanovca, Domonovca, Dumanovka), Golta (Halta), Bâlta, Janapol (? Yampol’, Jampol, Iampol), Berëzovka (Berezovca, Beresovka, Berozovka).

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23. CER starts sending to the Transnistria camps, by Romanian trains, 164 cases of clothing and shoes for Jewish internees. Attached lists detail 500 pairs of boots each for men and women, 3600 clothing items. 24. Correspondence from CER to regional offices concerning extensions of exemption cards and authorization to practice one’s profession. Then writes to general commissar concerning payments for these exemption cards.

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III 747B -1944 (481 files)

CER Provincial offices. Anti-Jewish measures, Applications for exemption cards and authorization to practice one’s profession, Reduction of taxes for exemption cards, Original documents, copies.

25. CER president, Dr. N. Gingold, writes to general commissar (Rodu Lecca) concerning certain enterprises now owned by Romanians but administered by former Jewish owners. These Jews need exemption cards (names listed) because they are essential to the enterprise. 26. Some of the Jews ask for reduction in their exemption cards’ taxes because their enterprises have been bombarded, and they cannot pay the original amount. Others ask for reductions or phasing out to several payments due to unexpected medical expenses, or deaths in the family, or a variety of other disasters. 27. Certain Romanian owners of factories ask for exemption cards for certain specialist Jews because they can’t find Christians; and that would leave him no choice but to close his factory at great loss of taxes to the country and himself. 28. Mechanics specialized in adjusting cars to run on methane — of great economic national value are Jews. Enterprises compete for such Jewish employees to use this specialty for military trucks passing through their cities. It is also used for agricultural machinery. 29. By late 1944 some reductions in taxes asked by the Jews were drastic, yet the general commissar accepted them, e. g. From 100,000 to 70,000 From 50,000 to 24,000 From 65,000 to 10,000 From 36,000 to 6,000 The only condition, that the reduced amount be paid immediately.

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III 754 – 1943-1944 (296 files)

CER — Financial Section, Contribution Services, Referrals of Material status of contributors, Provincial Offices, Contributions, Original documents, Copies.

30. CER writes to provincial financial sections who paid their taxes for 1942 and ¼ (first quarter) of 1943 asking for reductions to half the 1942 contributions, confirming receipt of half the amounts. CER informs the general commissar who accepts the amounts offered.

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31. Individual Jews asking for tax reduction write either directly to the general commissar or their local president for him to forward to the general commissar. The commissar usually accepts the offers. 32. In many cases the CER reports to financial section that a certain person has moved from the old residence to a new one, and they can’t find out to where one moved. 33. The Rabbinic counsel writes to the CER, submitting the budget for 1942/43 to include the salary for the cantor. Expenses, pensions, and salaries are slightly raised.

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File III-761A CER District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor; physicians, women etc. Reintegration tax. CNR Contributions, aid for forced labor brigades. Miscellaneous. 1943. 296 pages.

File III-761B CER. Financial department. Contributions section. Reports on the material situation of contributors. 1944. 443 pages.

File III-762 CER Department of education and culture. District offices. Didactic activity. Licenses for schools and teachers. Exemption of students from forced labor. 1942 – 1943. 367 pages.

File III-763 CER District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Exemptions from forced labor. 1944. 391 pages.

File III-765 CER District offices Bacău, Brasov, Făgărash. Anti-Jewish measures. Declarations. Evidence. Exemption from forced labor. 1942 – 1944. 200 pages.

File III-764 CER District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Requests of tax reduction for exemption cards from forced labor and for permit to exercise a profession. 1942 – 1944. 309 Pages.

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File III-766 CER District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Requests of tax reduction for exemption cards from forced labor and for permit to exercise a profession. 1943 – 1944. 293 pages.

File III-767 CER District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Requests of tax reduction for exemption cards from forced labor and for permit to exercise a profession. . Contributions. Charts 1943 – 1944. 791 Pages.

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File III-768 CER Financial department. District offices Alba, Tậrnava Mare. Contributions. 1943 - 1944. 638 pages.

File III-769 CER, CEB Administrative Departments. Exemptions, reductions of school taxes. Miscellaneous. 1944. 585 pages.

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File III-770 CER District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Requests of tax reduction for exemption cards from forced labor and for permit to exercise a profession. Central office of coordination, Charts. 1943 – 1944. 183 pages.

File III-771 CER, Proofs of exemption from forced labor for the year 1944. 348 pages.

File III-772 CER.Proofs of exemption from forced labor for the year 1944 for the CER personnel. Declaration of owners of original documents. 347 pages.

File III-773 CER. Lists of Jewish physicians: by specialties, members of the professional association of Jewish physicians, in alphabetical order and by residence. 194? 124 pages.

File III-774 CER District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Requests of exemption from forced labor and for permit to exercise a profession. 1943 – 1944. 258 pages.

File III-775 CER Financial department. District offices. Request for tax reduction for renewing the exemption card from forced labor. Report on material status. 1943 – 1944. 294 pages.

File III-776 CER District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Requests of exemption from forced labor and for permit to exercise a profession. Request of tax reduction for exemption from forced labor. 1943 -1944. 144 pages.

File III-777A Request of tax reduction for exemption from forced labor and of contributions. 1942 - 1944. 144 pages. 475 pages.

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File III-777B CER. District Offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Requests of exemption from forced labor and for permit to exercise a profession. Request of tax reduction for exemption from forced labor. 1943 – 1944. 217 pages.

File III-778 CER.CEB. Anti-Jewish measures. Requests of exemption from forced labor and for permit to exercise a profession. Lists of Jews for forced labor in exterior (non local) brigades. Proof of exemption from forced labor for 1944. 1944. 230 pages.

File III-779 CER district offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Requests of exemption from forced labor and for permit to exercise a profession. 1943 – 1944. 197 pages.

File III-780 CER. Forced labor. Exemptions from forced labor. Nominal lists of approvals by the General Commissariat for Jewish Problems. 1944. 104 pages.

File III-781 CER. Forced labor. Exemptions from forced labor. Nominal lists of new cards of exemption from forced labor for men and women. 1944. 238 pages.

File III-782 CER district offices. Requests of exemption from forced labor and for permit to exercise a profession. Lists of voided exemption cards. 1943 – 1944. 244 pages.

File III-783 CER district offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Requests of exemption from forced labor and for permit to exercise a profession. 1943. 190 pages.

File III-784 CER. District office Botosani and other districts.Unions. Assignment of contributions. Forced labor. Charts. 1943. 339 pages.

File III-785 CER. District offices Bihor and Botosani. Contributions. Taxes for cards of exemption from forced labor and for permit to exercise a profession. Charts. Aid for labor brigades. 1943 – 1944. 340 pages.

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File III-786

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CER. District offices Brasov and Ilfov. Requests of exemption from forced labor and for permit to exercise a profession. Request of tax reduction for exemption cards from forced labor. 1943 – 1944. 293 pages.

File III- 787 CER. District offices Ilfov, Brasov. Requests of exemption from forced labor and for permit to exercise a profession. 1943.158 pages.

File III-788 CER. District offices. . Request of tax reduction for exemption from forced labor and for permit to exercise a profession. . Request of tax reduction for cards of exemption from forced labor. Miscellaneous. Correspondence. 1944. 875(856) pages.

File III-789 CER. Board of appeals province. Decisions of appeals from tax payers. 1943. 350 pages.

File III-790 CER. CEB. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor and exemption from it. The loan of reintegration. Collecting clothing. 1942. 427(418) pages.

File III-791 CER. District offices. Forced labor. Requests for exemption from forced labor and reduction of taxes for exemption cards. Charts. Monthly verification balances. 1943 – 1944. 273 pages.

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File III-792 CER. Forced labor. Requests for exemption from forced labor. Reason or deferments. 1943. 637 pages.

File III-793 CER. District offices. Forced labor. Nominal lists Jews: exemption cards voided; exemptions with stated taxation; with requests for exemption from enlistment in exterior brigades. 1943 – 1944. 362 pages.

File III-794 CER. District offices Ilfov and Baia. Forced labor. Lists of exemption from forced labor. 1943 – 1944. 307 pages.

File III-795 CER. Department of professional reeducation. Forced labor. Nominal lists of Jews exempted from forced labor at P.M.P. 1943. 149 pages.

File III-796A

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CER. Department of assistance. Board of assistance. Help for Jews deported to Transnistria. 1942 – 1944. 338 pages.

File III-796B CER. Department of assistance. Board of assistance. Help for Jews deported to Transnistria. 1942 – 1943. 391 pages.

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File III-797 CER. Postal service. Correspondence with Transnistria. Short notes from Jews from the Bucovina and from Bucharest, deported in various districts in Transnistria and requests for information from the Red Cross. 1942 – 1943. 364 pages.

File III-798 CER. Postal service. Correspondence with Transnistria. Short notes from Jews from the Bucovina and from Bucharest, deported in various districts in Transnistria and requests for information from the Red Cross. 1942 – 1943. 574 pages.

File III-799 CER. Department of assistance. Corerspondence with Transnistria. Short notes from committees of Jews in various localities in Transnistria, with information on deportees, requested by the Jewish CER district offices from Bacau and others. Facsimiles of postcards from deportees addressed to the office. 1943. 365 pages.

File III-800 CER. Department of professional reeducation. Charts representing final proofs of payment in cash for the labor of snow shoveling. 1943. 128 pages.

File III-801 CER. District Offices. Requests of exemption from forced labor and for permit to exercise a profession. Request of tax reduction for exemption from forced labor. Request of tax reduction for exemption cards from forced labor. Charts. 1942 – 1943. 637 pages.

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File III-802A CER. Students in schools and colleges exempted from forced labor. Miscellaneous. 1942 – 1943. 550 pages.

File III-802B CER. District offices. Aid to deportees in Transnistria, members of the forced labor brigades. Contributions. Requests for travel permits. Miscellaneous. 1942 – 1943. 464 pages.

File III-803

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CER – Ministry of Internal Affairs. Department of State Administration. Travel permits and permits for change of residence. Correspondence. 1043. 409 pages.

File III-804 CIR, SB activity and Community institutions. Contributions CNR. Aid for Jews in forced labor brigades. The Sevastopol cemetery. Charts. Te-Deum for the victims of the Rebeliune.1942. 555 pages.

File III-805 CER. District offices Fagarash, Falciu, Gorj. Contributions. Taxes for exemption cards. Charts. Control balances. 1943. 512 pages.

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File III-806 CER. District offices. Contributions. Forced labor. Taxes for forced labor exemption cards. 1943. 714 pages.

File III-807 CER. District offices, Forced labor. Requests for exemption from forced labor. Interventions. Charts. 1944. 269 pages.

File III-808 CEB. Department schools, culture. Retirement pensions for teachers.1941 – 1947. 277 pages.

File III-809 CER. Assistance for repatriates, evacuees, refugees and victims in Bucharest. Informative records for aid of victims from bombardments. 1944. 490 pages.

File III-810 CER. District Offices. Deportees Transnistria: aid, correspondence. Requests for repatriation, travel permits, emigration. 1942 – 1944. 253 pages.

File III-811 Department of professional reeducation. Forced labor. Lists of students participating in forced labor. 1943. 135 pages.

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File III-812 CER. Forced labor. Nominal lists of Jews exempted from forced labor with indication of businesses they are working for. 1943. 195 pages.

File III-813

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Claims Board. Trials and appeals regarding anti-Jewish measures. Expropriations by CNR. Handing over clothing. Social security establishment. Military taxes. District offices: Ilfov, Botoshani, Braila, Brasov. 1942 – 1944. 214 pages.

File III-814 Claims Board. Trials and appeals regarding anti-Jewish measures. Expropriations by CNR. Handing over clothing. Social security establishment. Military taxes. District offices: Covurlui, Dolj, Fagarash, Hunedoara, Iashi, Tecuci, Timish-Torontal and others. 1942 – 1944. 320 pages.

File III-815 CER. Department of Assistance. Aid board. District offices, Aid for Jews deported to Transnistria. 1943. 515 pages.

File III-816 CER. Memoranda. District office Dolj. Contributions. Dockets. 1942 – 1943. 250 pages.

File III-817 CER, Financial department. Conrtributions. Taxes cards exemption from forced labor. District offices Hunedoara and Ialomitza. 1943. 708 pages.

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File III-817 CER. , Financial department. Contributions. Taxes cards exemption from forced labor. Charts. District offices offices Hunedoara and Ialomitza. 1943. 108 pages. (Continues from Reel 70 ?????)

File III-818 CER. District office Bacau. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. List of Jews exempted from forced labor. Aid for Jews deported to Transnistria, Jews in forced labor brigades, Restrictive measures on supply of bread, vegetables. 1943. 355 pages.

File III-819 Aid for Jews in forced labor brigades. Students, decisions, memoranda. Miscellaneous. 1942 – 1943. 278 pages.

File III-820 CER. Department of assistance. Aid committee. Aid for Transnistria, district Balta. 1942 – 1944. 572 pages.

File III-821 CER. Department of assistance. Aid committee. Aid for Transnistria, Moghilev, Charts. 1942 – 1944. 648 pages.

File III-822A

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CER. District offices. Aid to deportees in Transnistria. Requests for repatriation from Transnistria. Forced labor. Requests for exemption from forced labor. Travel permit requests. Miscell. 1942. 385 pages.

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File III-822B CER. District Offices. Requests for repatriation from Transnistria. CNR. Census of the Jews. Requests for: travel permits, change of residence, exemption from forced labor. The heads of the district offices. The society “Marpe Lenefesh”. 1942. 431 pages.

File III-823 CER. District offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Exemption from forced labor and permit to exercise a profession. Contributions. Brochures related to study of music. 1943. 589 pages.

File III-824 CER, District offices. Restrictive measures. Food rationing. Charts. 1943 – 1944. 199 pages.

File III-825 CER. Assistance department. Assistance committee. Aid for deportees in Transnistria, repatriates, refugees from other countries. Correspondence Transnistria, district offices. 1942 – 1944. 467 pages.

File III-826 District offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Requests exemption from forced labor and penalizing Jews eluding forced labor and handing over of clothing. Emigration from Transnistria to Palestine etc. 1942 – 1943. 333 pages.

File III-827A CER. Claims department. Anti-Jewish measures. CNR. Citizenship and categories of Jews. The control of CER on the Jewish societies of philanthropy, cultural, sportive and other. District offices. 1942 – 1944. 356 pages.

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File III-827B CER. Claims department. Anti-Jewish legislation () (The Governmental Buletin). The organization of the CER: the district offices and the communities. Situation of the Jewish communities. Reorganization of the CNR. 1942. 385 pages.

File III-828 CER. District offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Census. CNR. Forced labor. Exemptions. Assistance.

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Transnistria: nominal lists, travel permits, permission to reside in military zones etc. Lists of persons with Jewish blood. 1942. 733 pages.

File III-829 CER. Department of professional reeducation. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor and the exemption from. Aid for the Jews in forced labor brigades. Teaching workshops. District offices. 1943. 477 pages.

File III-830 CER. Department of press and culture. Gazeta Evreiască (The Jewish Journal). 1943 – 1944. 260 pages.

File III-831 CER. District offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor and the exemption from. Requests for travel permits. CNR. Aid for Transnistria. 1943. 661 pages.

File III-832 CER. District office OCT. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor: exemptions, contributions. Reintegration loan. Check-up balances. 1943. 98 pages.

Reel 74

File III-833 CER. District office Neamtz. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor: exemptions, contributions, activity report. Collecting clothing. Verification activity. 1943. 594 pages.

File III-834 The Israelite community of Sephardic rite in Bucharest. Anti-Jewish measures. CNR. Forced labor: exemptions. Request for collective ration cards for cantinas, asylums. Authorizations for organizing conferences by the teaching staff. Professional schools. Collecting clothing etc. 1940; 1942; 1945 – 1947. 228 pages.

File III-835 Central Office of Romanization. Forced labor: exemptions; interventions; enterprises; Charts of taxes for exemption. 1943. 62 pages.

File III-836 CER. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Repartition to local brigades, enterprises, private and state institutions. 1943. 235 pages.

File III-837 CER. Assistance department. Board of assistance and postal service. Aids for Jews deportees and correspondence Transnistria.1942 – 1944. 282 pages.

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File III-838 CER. Department of professional reeducation. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor; organization; various categories: rabbis, women ORT. 1942 – 1944. 402 pages.

File III-839 CER. Cult department. Cult activity. Forced labor: exemptions, charts, authorizations. List of rabbis due for exemption.1942 – 1943. 213 pages.

Reel 75

File III-840A CER. The reintegration loan 1943 – 45. 413 pages.

File III-840B CER. Grants to institutions and for communal actions. Collecting clothing for Jews in forced labor brigades. Situation of the real estate CER and CNR. 1942 – 1944. 400 pages.

File III-841 CER. Department of statistics. Loan office. Population. Citizenship. Living quarters for requisition in case of disaster. Specialists in medicine, rabbis. Cemeteries. 1943 – 1944. 407 pages.

File III-842 CER. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor, requests for exemption. Request for the right to exercise a profession. Requests for travel permits and for change of residence. 1943. 289 pages.

File III-843A CER. Relations with the state. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. CNR, Handing over clothing. Requests for travel permits etc. 1943. 310 pages.

File III-843B CER. Relations with the state. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. CNR. Transnistria. Ration cards, appointments etc. 1942 – 1944. 306 pages.

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File III-844 CER. District offices and communities. Personnel, appointments, Contacts with the Presidency of the Council of Ministers. 1942 – 1944. 439 pages.

File III-845 The Israelite community of sephardic rite – Bucharest. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor, exemptions. CNR. Contributions. The Sevastopol cemetery. Memoranda. Schools. Contributions for Transnistria. 1942 – 1943. 496 pages.

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File III-846 C.I.R.S.B. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor: exemptions, contributions. CNR Aid for Transnistria and forced labor brigades. Relations with CER. Anti-aircraft defense. Activity of community departments. Charts. Receipts. 1943. 563 pages.

File III-847 CER. Relation with the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Anti-Jewish measures. Travel permits. Licenses for changes of residence. Repatriations from Transnistria etc. 1943. 457 pages.

File III-849 CER. District offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor: exemptions. Nominal lists of the personnel at CER and the community institutions. 1943 – 44. 296 pages.

Reel 77

File III-848 CER. District offices. Contributions. 1943. 336 pages.

File III-850 CER. District offices. Request of marriage licences and for change of residence. 1942 – 1943. 239 pages.

File III-851 CER. Department of professional reeducation. Headquarters of brigade PMB. Release from the brigade of a number of Jews employees at enterprises included in the plan of mobilization for 1943/44. Charts. 1943 – 1944. 405 pages.

File III-852 CER, Relations with state institutions. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor: exemptions. District offices. 1942 – 1943. 360 pages.

File III-853 CER. Assistance department. Committee of assistance. Aid for deportees in Transnistria. 1942 – 1943. 590 pages.

File III-854 CER. Financial department. Unions. Contributions. Taxations. Dockets. 1943. 368 pages.

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File III-855A CER. Assistance department. Postal service. Correspondence with the Jews deported in Transnistria. 1942 – 1944. 317 pages.

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File III-855B CER. Assistance department. Postal service. Correspondence with the Jews deported in Transnistria. 1942 – 1944. 375 pages.

File III-856 CER. District offices. Nominal lists of Jews having cards of exemption from forced labor. Lists of Jews born in years 1909, 1911 exempted from forced labor. 227 pages.

File III-857 CER. Relations with state institutions. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor: exemptions, lists. 1943. 262 pages.

File III-858 CER. Relations with State institutions. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor: exemptions, lists. Problems and community institutions. 1943. 249 pages.

File III-859 CER. Communities: Problems and institutions. Relations with the authorities. Forced labor: exemptions. Travel permits etc. 1942. 183 pages.

File III-860 CER. Financial department. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor: exemptions, taxes. 1942 – 1944. 398 pages.

File III-861 CER. Departments schools, culture. Didactic activity. Forced labor. Teachers and students. Collecting clothing. Anti-aircraft defense. Personal records teachers. 1941 – 1944. 296 pages.

Reel 79

File III-862 CER. Statistic department. Census bureau. Census of the Jews. District offices. Relations with authorities. 1942. 117 pages.

File III-863 CER. Relations with governmental institutions. Transnistria: aid, requests for repatriation. Also included: data on the Ghetto Slobodka. 30 pages. 1942 – 1943. 156 pages.

File III-864 Claims board. Lawsuits regarding the anti-Jewish measures: expropriations CNR, the department of social security, claims for pardoning, the district offices, requisition of buildings. 1941 – 1944. 401 pages.

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File III-865 CER. Department of social assistance. Requisition of medical personnel, aid for evacuees, Polish refugees. 1942 – 1943. 182 pages.

File III-866A CER, Department of assistance. Aid committee. Aid for Jews deported to Transnistria – Bershad, district Balta. 1942 – 1944. 367 pages.

File III-866B CER, Department of assistance. Aid committee. Aid for jews deported to Transnistria – Bershad, district Balta. 1942 – 1944. 261 pages.

File III-867 CER. Forced labor brigade “Sevastopol cemetery”. Reports. Accounts.1942 – 1943. 277 pages.

File III-868 CER. Forced labor brigade “Sevastopol cemetery”. Reports. Accounts. Inscription in Hebrew from the tombstones. Transfer of corpses to “Belu Spaniol” cemetery. 1942 – 1943. 154 pages.

File III-869 CER. District office Prahova. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor: exemptions, contributions. Dockets. Claims. 1943. 223 pages. ( ???)

File III-871 CER. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor, exemptions. Travel permits. Decisions. Relations with authorities and with State. 1942 – 1943. 176 pages.

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File III-870 CER. District office Putna. . Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor: exemptions, contributions. Charts. Verification balances. 1943. 442 pages.

File III-871 CER. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor, exemptions. Travel permits. Decisions. Contributions. 1942 – 1943. 176 pages.

File III-872 CER. Financial department. Contributions, reports, reviews. Verification balance. District offices: Alba, Constanza, Dolj, Teleorman, Vaslui. 1942 – 1944. 327 pages.

File III-873 CER. Requests for reduction. Informative bulletins. Material condition of tax payers. 1943 – 1944. 220 pages.

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File III-874 CER. General secretariat. 1942. 290 pages.

File III-875 CER. The school “Carolina and Jacob Loebel” Didactic and administrative personnel. Salary lists. 1940 – 1944. 25 pages.

File III-876 Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor: requests for reduction of exemption card taxes. 1943. 289 pages.

File III-876 (This is a repeat ##) CER. Financial department. 1942 – 1944. 110 pages.

File III-877 CER. Petitions: A. Assimilation with the ethnic Romanians. B. Considered as Jew by mystification. 1943 – 1944, 44 pages.

File III-878 CER. District office Iassy. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor: local and out of town brigades. List of Jews with exemption cards. charts. 1942 – 1944. 37 pages.

File III-879 CER. Unions. The special contribution of 4 billions. Lists of taxation. 1943. 96 pages.

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File III-880 CER. Unions. Central board of coordination and control of the unions . Nominal lists of membership. Contributions. Charts. 1943. 308 pages.

File III-881 CER. Unions. Contributions. Board of revision. Taxation charts. 1943 – 1944. 292 pages.

File III-882 CER. CEB. District office Petrosani. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor: exemption requests. Lower taxes for exemption cards. 1944. 353 pages.

File III-883 CER. District office Covurlui. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor: exemption requests. Charts. Contributions. Balance control. 1944. 413 pages.

File III-884 CER. Financial department. Contributions. Taxations. 1943. 464 pages.

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File III-885 CER. Financial department. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Exemptions. Contributions. Taxations. Inventory possessions and estate of the district offices, communities and communal institutions and associations. 1943. 151 pages.

File III-886 CER. District offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor: exemptions. 1943. 350 pages.

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File III-887A CER. Financial department. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Social assistance. Funds aid for Transnistria. Caritas hospital – the new maternity. Personnel chart. 1943. 456 pages.

File III-887B CER. Jewish Sephardic community. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor: taxes exemptions. Contributions. Taxations. 1943. 312 pages.

File III-888 CER. Financial department. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Exemptions. Contributions. Taxations. etc. Memoranda; instructions; regulations. 1943. 94 pages.

File III-889 CER. District offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor; exemptions. 1943. 219 pages.

File III-890 CER. District offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor; exemptions. Contributions. Taxations. 1943. 335 pages.

File III-891 CER. CEB. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor; exemptions. Contributions. 1944. 260 pages.

File III-892 CER. District offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor; exemptions. Contributions. Travel permits. Appointments etc. Charts. 1942 – 1944. 429 pages.

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File III-893A CER. Financial department. Contributions: taxations Sephardic Jews. Declarations, Decisions. 1942 – 1944. 259 pages.

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File III-893B CER. Financial department. Contributions: taxations Sephardic Jews. Declarations, Decisions. 1942 – 1944. 248 pages.

File III-894 The “Sacra” society for burial and philanthropy of the Jews in Bucharest. Death notices. 1942. 203 pages.

File III-895 The “Sacra” society for burial and philanthropy of the Jews in Bucharest. Death notices. 1943. 227 pages.

File III-896 CER. CEB. Job offerings. 1942 – 1944. 173 pages.

File III-897 CER. District offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor: exemptions. Charts. Correspondence with governmental institutions. 1943. 216 pages.

File III-898 The “Sacra” society for burial and philanthropy of the Jews in Bucharest. Death notices. 1941. 216 pages.

File III-899 CIRGB. The “Sacra” society for burial and philanthropy. Applications for authorization to install a gravestone. 1941. 50 pages.

File III-900 The “Sacra” society for burial and philanthropy of the Jews in Bucharest. Death notices. 1942. 249 pages.

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File III-901 The “Sacra” society for burial and philanthropy of the Jews in Bucharest. Death notices. 1942. 217 pages.

File III-902 CER. Financial department. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor; exemptions. Contributions. Taxations. District offices Brasov, Buzau. Charts, 1944. 410 pages.

File III-903 CER. CEB. Regulations. 1940 -1947. 152 pages.

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File III-904 The “Sacra” society for burial and philanthropy of the Jews in Bucharest. Death notices. Applictions for reservation of spaces in the cemetery and for membership in the society. 1940. 345 pages.

File III-905 The “Sacra” society for burial and philanthropy of the Jews in Bucharest. Death notices. Applictions for reservation of spaces in the cemetery and for membership in the society. 1940. 352 pages.

File III-906 The “Sacra” society for burial and philanthropy of the Jews in Bucharest. Death notices. Applications for reservation of spaces in the cemetery and for membership in the society. 1940. 107 pages.

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File III-907 The “Sacra” society for burial and philanthropy of the Jews. Death notices. Applictions for reservation of spaces in the cemetery. 1941. 210 pages.

File III-908 The “Sacra” society for burial and philanthropy of the Jews. Death notices.1942. 72 pages.

File III-909 The “Sacra” society for burial and philanthropy of the Jews. Death notices.1948. 91 pages.

File III-910 The “Sacra” society for burial and philanthropy of the Jews. Death notices.1943. 128 pages.

File III-911 CEB. Retirement pensions teachers. 1935 -1946. 378 pages.

File III-912 Professional association of Jewish physicians. Circle of practicing physicians in Bucharest. Statutes. 1935. 1941 – 1945. 35 pages.

File III-913 The “Sacra” society for burial and philanthropy of the Jews in Bucharest. Death notices.1941. 346 pages.

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File III-914 The “Sacra” society for burial and philanthropy of the Jews in Bucharest. The cemeteries Sevastopol and Giurgiului . Charts of recorded deaths Certificates. 1943. 220 pages.

File III-915 The “Sacra” society for burial and philanthropy of the Jews in Bucharest. Chart of cantors. Chart of members of management and employees of “Sacra” – under the age of 50 – taxes of exemption from forced labor; subscribed to the reintegration loan. 1941. 122 pages.

File III-916 Professional; association of Jewish physicians. Charts of Jewish physicians in Bucharest and other localities, members of the association, correspondence members. 1940 – 1941. 255 pages.

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File III-917 Professional association of Jewish physicians. Charts of Jewish physicians in various localities, members of the association. Requisition of physicians. Forced labor. Requisition of medical instruments and apparatus by the Center of requisition. Aid for Transnistria deportees. Subscriptions to the loan of reintegration. 1941 – 1942. 261 pages.

File III-918 Center (Office) of Jews in Romania (CER). Receipts and dockets of the money and goods received thru the Central Office of the Council of Patronage. 1042 – 1943. 291 pages.

File III-919 CER. Correspondence with the district offices. Commissions for the census of persons having Jewish blood. 1942. 68 pages.

File III-920 CER. Requests for permits to exercise a profession and for exemption from forced labor (in Bucharest and in the rest of the country). 1943 – 1944. 105 pages.

File III-921 CEB. Representation. Administrative Service. Personnel. Pay lists. 1940 – 1941. 177 pages.

File III-922 Professional Association of Jewish physicians. Nominal list of the physicians in the country. Requests of transfer, tax exemption. Resolution – Ministry of National Culture with regard to physicians(1941). 1941 – 1944, 1948. 66 pages.

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File III-923 CER. Forced labor. Requests for permits to exercise profession and for exemption from forced labor, endorsed by enterprises. Personal files of Goldberg Adolf (Bucharest) and Blanc Aba (Bacau). 1944. 52 pages.

File III-924 CEB, Nominal lists of persons receiving aid in Bucharest. Vouchers and certificates of positions, to prove the appurtenance to the mosaic religion and to the CEB. Pleas for assistance. Contributions to the loan for reintegration. 1942 – 1943 – 1944. 288 pages.

File III-925 CEB. Mailings. Nominal list of the members of the Society “Viaţa” (Life). Nominal lists of financial help given to a number of personalities. 1940 – 1941. 90 pages.

File III-926 CEB, Certificates of proof given for handing over the requested goods. Various certificates of identity of names like Ruhla – Rashela. Certificates of pauperty. Proof of participating at the forced labor activity of the community. Requests and certificates for persons converted to Christian religion. 1942. 315 pages.

File III-927 CEB. Pay lists. 1941 – 1942. 102 pages.

File III-928 Community of Sephardim Jews. Pay Lists. 1939 – 1940, 1942. 45 pages.

File III-929 CEB. Assistance department. Correspondence. Requests for material help. “ Society for healing from sickness” General balance sheet and project of budget for years 1941 – 1942. Nominal list of material assistance recipients (1942).1941 – 1942. 107 pages.

(Note: For files III-930 thru III-931 see Reel 91)

File III-934 CEB. Correspondence. Certificate of community membership. Memoranda to community services. Nominal lists of CEB personnel. 1940 – 1943. 163 pages.

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File III-935 CER. Correspondence with the district offices. The problem of the canteens (1944). Nominal list of the canteen personnel. 1942 – 1945. 173 pages.

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File III-936 “Unto every person there is a name”. List of names of Holocaust Victims. Worldwide public recitation of names of Holocaust victims on Yom Hashoa. Edited by Knesset. 1940 - 1944. 125 pages.

File III-937 CEB. Pay lists. Other payments: rents, advances for payment of taxes for forced labor cards. 1943. 89 pages.

File III-938 CEB. Pay lists. Other payments: aid for Transnistria, rents, forced labor brigades (nominal lists), aid for intellectuals.1944. 144 pages.

File III-939 CER. Assistance. Individual cards for aid to disaster victims. 1944. 472 pages.

File III-940 CER. Requests for exemption from and reduction of taxes for endorsement of forced labor cards. Reports on contribution. 1944, second half. 201 pages.

File III-941 CER. Correspondence with district offices. Request for exemption cards from forced labor and for the right to exercise a profession. 1944. 218 pages.

File III-942 CER. Request for exemption cards from forced labor and for the right to exercise a profession. Correspondence. Requests for exemption of contributions for the community and for forced labor cards. 1944. 254 pages.

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File III-943 The Legionnaire terror. Anti-Jewish measures and actions in Bucharest and all over the country in the period Oct. 1,1940 and January 21, 1941. Memorandum of FUCE (United Federation of Jewish Communities) to General I Antonescu and other State authorities, signed by Filderman and Carp. 1940 – 1941. 306 pages.

File III-944 The Legionnaire terror. Anti-Jewish measures and actions in Bucharest and all over the country in the period 1940 and January 21, 1941. Plundering of Jewish goods. Declarations and medical certificates of the victims. 93 pages.

File III-945 The camp in Moghilev. The activity of the Turnatoria (memoir dated January 30, 1944). List of specialists (540) and members of their families. 1944. 26 pages.

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File III-946 The camp Tătăraşi, district Chilia. Rebellion of the Jews in the camp. 118 Jews are killed and were looted by captain Gh. Vetu. His trial. Official documents. Witnesses statements. 1941 – 1943. 27 pages.

File III-947 Transnistria, The prison in Rabnitza. Execution and plundering of political prisoners, The bulletin “Apărarea Patriotică”Year I, Nr. 2 July 1944. 6 pages.

File III-948 Transnistria. Deportation of the Jews from Cernauţi. Inhuman behavior towards the Jews and mainly sick people. The trial of the war criminals 1946 -1951. 1941 – 1942. 17 pages.

File III-949 The situation of the Jews in the period January 1, 1938 – October 15, 1940. Education, Labor and health. Justice, culture and arts. Military. October 15, 1940. 6 pages.

File III-950 The Jewish problem in Germany, Italy, Hungary and Romania. Comparative chart of the respective legislations. 1941. 19 pages.

File III-951 Anti-Jewish measures. Food supply for the Jewish population. 1942. 6 pages.

File III-952 Expropriation of the Sevastopol cemetery. Exhumation of the human remains. 1942. 3 pages.

File III-953 CEB. Open letter to the Jews in Bucharest at the change of management. 1940 – 1944. 2 pages.

File III-954 CER. Forced labor for pupils and students from the Jewish teaching institutions in Bucharest (Colleges, art schools, middle and high schools). Detailed charts. 1942. 68 pages.

File III-955 CER. Anti-Jewish measures. Formation of stocks of clothing. Decrees. Carrying out. Memoirs. Instructions. Charts of depositors in Bucharest. 1941 – 1943. 419 pages.

File III-956 FUCE (Federation of Jewish Communities) The Reintegration loan. The new Zionist organization “ Association of Jewish Physicians”). The newspapewr “Renaşterea Noastră”. Schools elementary and middle, Colleges. Forced labor. 1941. 307 pages.

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File III-957 General Commissary for Jewish Problems. Requests for exemption from forced labor and for permits to exercise profession. Nominal list of exempted Jews (520) in Bucharest. 1944. 311 pages.

File III-958 The Army General Staff. Lists of Jews to be enrolled in external brigades of forced labor. Bucharest and the rest of the country. 1943 – 1944. 8 pages.

File III-959 CER. Forced labor. Lists of men and women exempted from forced labor born in 1903 – 1905. Requests for exemption. 1943 – 1944. 137 pages.

File III-960 CER. Forced labor. Requests for exemption from forced labor and for permits to exercise profession. Bucharest. 1922. 272 pages.

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File III-961 CER. District offices. Forced labor. Petitions from enterprises to obtain cards of exemption from forced labor for their Jewish personnel. Requests for reduction of taxes for exemption cards from forced labor. Bucharest, Timish Torontal, Roman, Botoshani, Dorohoi, Mediash Tg. Neamtz, Bacau, Brashov. 1943. Birth and marriage certificates. 1943. 514 pages.

File III-962 The camps from Transnistria. Notes of the two orphan girls Edith Kertzman, 14 years old (from Zguritza) and Ruth Glasberg, 13 years old (from Cernauţi), mentioned in the article of Lelia Budaşcu in the newspaper “Romania Libera” of February 1945. 1940 – 1944. 31 pages.

File III-963 File of Iancu Lazarovici deported to Vapnearca, detained in the camp Tg. Jiu. 1941 – 1945. 21 pages.

File III-964 CER – CEB department of assistance. Lists of paupers who received clothing. 1942. 67 pages.

File III-965 CER. District offices. Forced labor: exemptions, receipts, declarations etc. 1944. 555 pages.

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File III-966 CEB. Activity. Institutions. Helping the Jewish intellectuals, refugees etc. Election of Chief Rabbi Dr. Al. Shafran. Correspondence with the German embassy.1938 – 1940. 218 pages.

File III-967 CER.CRSB. Personnel service records. [Letters A – K]. 1944. 132 pages.

File III-968 CER. Forced labor. Lists of Jews who submitted for visa of their exemption cards and whose cards were stamped. 1944 (?). 274 pages.

File III-969 CER. Department of professional reeducation. Assistance with medications for the external brigades of forced labor.. 1943 – 1944. 449 pages.

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File III-970 CEB. Anti-Jewish measures. CNR. Expropriations, requisitions. Schools and sanitary institutions. 1940 – 1942. 132 pages.

File III-971 Memoranda to the district office Dolj-Craiova. Orders in all fields of activity. Lists. 1942 – 1944. 495 pages.

File III-972 The society “Caritatea” (Charity) Death certificates. 1949. 229 pages.

File III-973 CER. Aid for deportees in Transnistria. Correspondence with the Prefect’s offices in Transnistria. Anti-Jewish measures. 1942 – 1944. 305 pages.

File III-974 CEB. The canteens Traian #3 and # 12. Personnel. Service records, Decisions, memoirs. 1943 – 1944. 26 pages.

File III-975 CER. District offices. Anti-Jewish measures. The deportees in Transnistria. Mail and material help given by the families. Mailings. 1942 – 1943. 313 pages.

File III-976 CER. Financial department. District offices. Balances. Budget projects. Charts. 1942 – 1944. 347 pages.

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File III-977 CER. District offices – Botoshani. Jassy, Bacau, Putna. Forced labor. Exemption requests for high school students. 1943. 290 pages.

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File III-978 CER. District offices – Ilfov, Arad, Timişoara, Galatzi, Craiova, Dorohoi, Braşov, Anti- Jewish measures. Forced labor. Requests for exemption. Requests for exercise of profession. Intercession of enterprises. 1943. 262 pages.

File III-979 CER. CEB. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Requests for exemption. Employees statements. 1943. 171 pages.

File III-980 CEB. Activity. Meetings of the community representatives. Reports. Material position of the Community. Material position of the CEB. Teaching staff. 1940 – 1942. 92 pages.

File III-981 CER. District offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor – exemptions. Food cards for the Jews. Aid for deportees in Transnistria. Activity of the mosaic cult of some communities- 1918 – 1943. 1943. 261 pages.

File III-930 The orphans in Transnistria. Organization of their repatriation. Correspondence, dispositions, charts. 1940 – 1944. 306 pages.

File III-931 Deportees and orphaned children from Transnistria. Organizing the repatriation. Correspondence, ordinances, Charts. 1940 – 1944. 124 pages.

File III-932 Deportations to Transnistria, mainly from Bessarabia and Bucovina and for political “reasons”. Correspondence. Charts. 1940 – 44. 148 pages.

No File # Financial matters worked on before 1994 (David Brumfeld, Gedeon Goldstein). Includes: Inventory Fond II Archive. 1940 – 1044. 47 pages.

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File IV-416 Special classes for theoretical and practical preparedness “Prof. E. Abason.” Activity, authorizations. Biography of prof. E. Abason. 1940 – 1944. 51 pages.

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File IV-417 Special classes for theoretical and practical preparedness “Prof. E. Abason.” Analytical programs. Students’ achievements and tests. Nominal proof of presence at the lectures. 1940 – 1944. 159 pages.

File IV-418 The College for Jewish students. Lectures and practical applications. Teaching personnel and students who participated in forced labor brigades. Charts. 1941 – 1944. 55 pages.

File IV-419 Special classes of theoretical and practical training “Prof E. Abason.” The students of the college. Individual registrations (1941 – 1942). Documents of legal status, schooling, citizenship. 1941 – 1942. 230 + 298 pages.

File IV-421 College “Prof E. Abason.” Special classes for theoretical and practicai applications. Students’ participation at lectures. Nominal lists. 1941 – 1942. 79 pages.

File IV-422 The University College for students “Prof. E. Abason.” Section Language and Philosophy. The final examinations in fall 1944 for liquidation. Reports. 1944. 133 pages.

File IV-423 Special classes for theoretical and practical instruction “Prof. E. Abason.” Charts, Applications for admission. Various requests. Certificates. 1941 – 1944. 64 pages.

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File VII-193A F.U.C Special commission for assistance of the repatriated deportees. Individual requests for money and clothing by deportees demobilized from the Red Army, political prisoners, orphaned children from Transnistria and others. Assistance for emigration. Certificates issued by Zionist organizations. The Home for repatriates. Letters A to K. 1945. 227 pages.

File VII-193B F.U.C Special commission for assistance of the repatriated deportees, political prisoners, orphaned children and demobilized from the Red Army, from Transnistria, Germany, Hungary. Assistance for emigration. Certificates issued by Zionist organizations. The Home for repatriates. Letters L to Z. 1945. 257 pages.

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File List starting with # 734 -File III-983 ending #939 - File III-1184.

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File III-984 CER. Financial section. Receipt books for various contributions: aid for Transnistria, passing refugees from various countries etc. 1942 – 1944. 257 pages.

File III-985 CER Financial section. Problems. Financial and receipt books. 1943. 180 pages.

File III-986 CER. District office Bacau. Anti-Jewish measures. Correspondence with the deportees in Transnistria. 1944. 74 Pages.

File III-987 CER. District offices Argeş and Alba Iulia. Financial problems. Requests for exemption from forced labor, revisions of contributions etc. Chart of people from Ploiesti settled in Pitesti. 1943. 298 pages.

File III-988 CER. District office Arad. Financial problems. Revision of taxes for exemption from forced labor, revision of contributions, other taxes. Charts. 1943. 296 pages.

File III-989 The Jewish “Sacra” society for burial and charity. Various declarations, death certificates and documents. 1942. 193 pages.

File III-990 CER. Postal service. Correspondence Transnistria. 1942. 275 pages.

File III-991 Territorial circle. General staff. Correspondence with CER in problems related to anti- Jewish measures: forced labor etc. 1944. 286 pages.

File III-992 CER. District office Tulcea. Contributions. Lists of debtors for the year 1943. Charts of contributions for the year 1944. Forced labor cards. 1943 – 1944. 105 pages.

File III-993 CER District offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Exemption requests from forced labor: employers intervening. Nominal lists of Jews having cards of exemption from forced labor in 1944. 1942 – 43 – 1944. 206 pages.

File III-995 CER District offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Exemption requests from forced labor: employers intervening. Students in forced labor. Dockets of 18 year old students at forced labor. Requests for reduction of taxes for exemption from forced labor at snow shoveling. Women in forced labor.1942 – 1943. 315 pages. (Continues on Reel 95)

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File III-995 (Continues from Reel 94) 141 pages.

File III-996 CER. District office Dorohoi. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Requests fir exemption from forced labor and for permit to exercise a profession (inclusive repatriates from Transnistria). 1944. 128 pages.

File III-997 CER. CEB. Anti-Jewish measures. Requests for exemption from forced labor; employers intervening. Chart of Jews born between 1889 and 1894. 1943 –1944. 306 pages.

File III-998 CER. District office Bacau. Forced labor. Disciplinary actions for various reasons. Requests for exemption from forced labor and for permit to exercise a profession. Vouchers, charts. 1944. 190 pp.

File III-999 CER. The “Sacra” society. Anti-Jewish measures. The Sevastopol cemetery. Nominal list of the brigade “Sevastopol”. The Sacra buildings: CNR. The problem of caravans for dissection. Miscellaneous. 1940 – 1943. 342 pages.

File III-1000 CER. Financial department. Section contributions. Collection bulletins. 1944. 418 pages.

File III-1001 CER. The “Sacra” society. Anti-Jewish measures. Collecting money for Transnistria deportees. Monuments for those murdered “Al Kidush Hashem”. Various problems. 1942. 210 pages.

File III-1002 The Orthodox Mosaic community in Bucharest. Personnel. Pay lists May-August 1943. 1939 – 1940. 67 pages. ţI-1003 CER. CIRSB. Requests for reservation of places in cemeteries. 1941 – 1943. 35 pages.

File III-1004 Talmud Thora. Cultural society and philanthropy. Results of inspection and analysis of activity and finances.1943 – 1944. 46 pages.

File III-1005 Society Marpe Nefesh. . Results of inspection and analysis of activity and finances.1942 – 1943. 29 pages.

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File III-1006 “HYGEEA” Philanthropic society. Activity. 1942 – 1943. 15 pages.

File III-1007 Society “Amicitia” (Ezra Betsarot). Activity. 1942. 38+ 32 pages.

File III-1008 The societies “Infratirea”. “”, “Intr’ajutorarea” activity. The collaboration with CER. 1042 – 1944. 39 pages.

File III-1009 The society “Speranţa”, collaboration with CER. 1942 – 1944. 10 pages.

File III-1010 Societies of mutual benefit “Sănătatea”,(Rofe Cholim), “Humanitas, “Farm. Sal. Solomon”. Operational and financial yearly reports. 1941 – 1944. 51 pages.

File III-1011 Society of philanthropy and mutual benefit “Emile Zola”. Yearly reports; collaboration with CER. 1942 – 1944. 17 pages.

File III-1012 Society “Bezalel, Tamduirea bolnavilor” Yearly reports; collaboration with CER. 1942 – 1944. 29 pages.

File III-1013 Society “Aesculap” for culture and philanthropy. Yearly reports. Collaboration with CER. 1940 – 1941. 16 pages.

File III-1014 The society “Solidaritatea Arte grafice” Yearly financial and activity reports. 1941 – 1944. 26 pages.

File III-1016 Societies of mutual benefit: “Viata Noua”, “Tamaduirea boalelor”, “Emile Zola” , “Salvarea”, “Iubirea aproapelui”, “Unire si progres”, “Dr Stein”, “Propasirea Universala”, “Datoriile sacre”. Collaboration with CER, Financial department.1941 – 1944. 106 pages.

File III-1017 The Jewish Community Rădăuţi- Bucovina. Nominal lists of the Jews presently living in Rădăuţi and of those, Romanian citizens, who are still living in USSR.. 1945. 44 pages.

File III-1018 The Jewish Community Suceava, Nominal list of Jews repatriated from USSR in 1945, who have received clothing. 1945. 20 pages.

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File III-1019 CER. District office Dorohoi. Chart of Jews from district Dorohoi who while participating in exterior forced labor brigades, their families were evacuated to Transnistria. 1942. 43 pages.

File III-1020 FUCE. Autonomous commission for assistance. Nominal lists of persons who applied for help as repatriates from Transnistria. 1945. 10 pages.

File III-1021 Nominal list of Jews from Siret to repatriate from Transnistria. 1944. 8 pages.

File III-1022 CER. Administrative department. Administrative problems. Budget projects. Departmental balances. Project of pension statutes. 1943. 259 pages.

File III-1024 Choral Temple. Appeal of Mr. Zentler to parishioners for signing contributions to the loan for the army endowment. 1940. 43 pages.

File III-1025 CER.CEB. Registry office. Marriage licenses. Activity report. 1943. 71 pages.

File III-1026 CER. Cultural department. District offices. Statistical charts regarding the exemption of rabbis from forced labor. Questionnaires A, B, C. 1942. 39 + 57 pages.

File III-1027 Prefects office district Ialomiţa. Official report of the massacre of Jews at the Jewish cemetery in Dorohoi. Report from prefect of district Iasi on situation In town after the massacres. Situation of Jews transported by railroad to various localities. Reports from prefects from various districts. 1940 – 1941. 53 pages.

File III-1028 CER. District offices. Anti-Jewish measures. Census of persons having Jewish blood (Ilfov, Arad, Botoşani, Hunedoara). Declarations. 1941 – 1942. 185 pages.

File III-1029 CER. Department of assistance, Commission of assistance. Bureau of special fond of assistance for evacuated children etc. Lists of donors. 1943. 400 pages.

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File III-1030 CER. Financial department. Internal organization. Individual cards of employees. 1944. 263 pages.

File III-1032 Cooperatives. Commissions. Weekly report of activity # 18. 1943. 20 pages.

File III-1033 CER. Assistance department. Fundraising for various assistances. Cashiers operations. 1944. 230 pages.

File III-1034 CER. Assistance department. Fundraising for aid Transnistria, orphaned children evacuated etc. 1943. 394 pages.

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File III-1035 Free canteen “I.L. Sternbach”. Report on administrative control. Annexes. 1942. 68 pages (pp. 1 – 15 missing).

File III-1036 The pogrom in Iaşi. Lists of Jews who died in the train of death, that were buried in the cemetery Podul Iloaiei. 1941. 29 pages. Gendarmerie command Iaşi. List of Jews evacuates to Podul Iloaiei on June 30. 1941. (30 pages handwritten. Another 30 pages of mostly typewritten list).

File III-1037 CEB. Pension file of Ita Gross. 1941 -1943. 60 pages.

File III-1039 CER. District offices: Prahova, Putna, Te…, Bacau, Neamţ, Iasi, Mehedinţi, Braila, Dolj, Alba. Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Requests exemption from forced labor. 1943 – 1944. 190 pages.

File III-1040 CER. District offices Sibiu, Severin, Tarnava Mica, Vlaşca, Si… Monthly verification of balances. 71 pages.

File III-1041 Census of population with Jewish blood. Preparation operations. Department of contributions. Endorsement of the cashiers. 1942. 80 pages.

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File III-1042 Prefectura district Botosani. Administrative meetings in period June 21 – August 14, 1944. Situation in the district in the presence of the Red Army. Restitution of the rights to the Jews.48 pages.

File III-1043 The internment camps Teiş – Dămboviţa, Vertujeni – Soroca, Galaţi, Craiova, Osmancea. 1941 – 1943. 121 pages.

File III-1048 Transnistria. Evacuation of the Jews over the Dnjestr. Organization. Statistics. Decisions. Execution. A couple deported from Cernauti are caught when returning and condemned to death. Accord with Germany on the administration of Transnistria. The story of the Abramovici family in Vatra Dornei. Denial in USA of the atrocities committed on the Jews. The situation of the Jews in Odessa. The acrtivity of the Gendarmerie. Numerous official documents on the attitude and actions of the Romanian authorities. Analysis of the local population and of the Germans. Jewish students in Bucharest, who were members of the Zionist organization “Hashomer Hazair” are condemned to death and long terms of slave labor. Lists of Jews liberated from Transnistria. Lists of number of Jews in various localities in Transnistria. 1942. 321 pages.

File III-1049 Transnistria. The “reasons” for the deportations of the Jews. Preparations for repatriation: principles, localities to be brought back to, repatriation of the children, interventions, the Red Cross, the Apostolic Nuncio. Charts. Principles for approval of repatriation: war invalids and their heirs; war widows; participants in the wars of Romania decorated or wounded in fight; Jews converted or married with Christians; Jews over the age of 70, having family in Romania to sustain them; special cases of valuable Jews and other categories. Excerpts from ministerial meetings on this action were transmitted to the German General Commissar in German. Localities where repatriated orphans were settled. Data on location and number of orphans, as well as the execution of repatriation by Jews designated by the authorities. Lists of repatriated Jews. – 1944. 246 pages.

File III-1050A Emigration to Palestine. Organizations and institutions that did facilitate the modalities for emigration. The “Struma.” Intervention of the German embassy against the emigration of the Jews, but apparently they did not disprove it. 1939 – 1943. 316 pages.

File III-1050B Emigration to Palestine. Organizations and institutions that did facilitate the modalities for emigration. Diplomatic discussion between Great Britain and Germany related to the emigration of Jews to Palestine. Germans propose that Jews should go rather to Great Britain and not disturb the “proud” Arabs. Continuous diplomatic activity with

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Germany. Nevertheless the emigration to Palestine goes on. The participation of the Red Cross. Repatriation of Romanian Jews from Hungary. 1944. 186 pages.

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File III-1051 Expropriation of the Jewish Cemetery in Iaşi. The Jewish Community opposes to the expropriation of the cemetery that is over five centuries old, but with no result. As an irony, the tombstones will be taken away and used for reinforcement of the terrain in the neighboring community. 21,900 graves were exhumed. 1943 – 1944. 30 pages.

File III-1052A Legal status of Jews Romanian citizens and of Jews with other citizenship living in Romania. Applications for repatriation. Consular problems. The attitude of the legionnaire regime toward the Jews of Spanish or Greek origin. The situation of the Romanian Jews in Nazi detention camps in France. Lists of Jews transported from France. Situation of the Jews in the territories occupied by the Nazis. Military taxes due by the Jews. Correspondence with Vichy. Secret negotiations between Hitler and Horthy. Lists of Jews foreign born and the provinces they are living in Romania. 1940 – 1943. 199 + 177 = 376 pages.

File III-1052B The juridical position of Jews foreign citizens and of Jews Romanian citizens. Consular problems. Death penalty for Jews fraudulently entering Romanian territory and for those aiding them. Interventions for repatriation of Jews from other countries. The situation in Hungary. 1944. 130 pages.

File III-1053 Transnistria. Organization. The labor in camps. Assistance. Requests for repatriation. Deportation of Dr. Filderman. Charts. The situation of the Jews in various regions in Transnistria. The camp in Vapniarca. The Jewish women in Moghilev. Contraband activity across the Dnjestr. Statistical data. Charts indicating the number of Jews in various districts of Transnistria: Jews, local and deported from Bucovina, Bessarabia, the Old Kingdom. Report on the situation of the Jews in the Transnistria Ghettos (January 1944). 1943. 308 pages.

File III-1054 Transnistria. Help for the children. Jews from the forced labor brigades. Requests for repatriation. 1944. 39 pages.

File III-1055 The pogrom in Iaşi June 28 – 30. Official report. Order from Antonescu to establish forced living quarters for Jews in towns. Various memoirs and interpretations related to the pogrom. Testimonies of Witnesses. Official report from the local authorities. Nominal list of perpetrators. Reports and declarations from the police and military personnel. Confidential report to the German security services regarding the internal Romanian

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File III-1056 Evacuation of the Jews from Iaşi with the train of death to Podul Iloaie, Călăraşi. Documents issued by the Railroad Direction in the period June 30 – July 4. Report of the events that occurred in Iasi on June 27 – July 2, 1941. Reports from the Prefectura Iasi. Order for evacuation of Jews, Daily reports on the situation. Report from the military command in Călärasi regarding the taking over of a train transporting 2530 Jews from Iasi in 35 railroad cars. The events that took place en route, number of dead Jews disembarked on the road from Iasi. Reaction of authorities. Docket of judicial decisions regarding the Jews who died in the train.1941. 299 pages.

File III-1057 Evacuation from Bucovina, Bessarabia. List of evacuees. Moinesti, Tg. Ocna. Prefectura district Dorohoi asks for military personnel to stave off the stealing of property left by the deported Jews. Deportation of the Jews from the ghetto in Cernauti. 7.200 Jews were deported from district Cậmpulung in October 1941. The exchange of Romanian currency and compensation for valuable objects at the transfer points to Transnistria. Documentation regarding the administration of the Government of Bucovina and of Bessarabia. Number of Jews in various ghettos in Bessarabia. Activities in the ghettos. The evacuation of the Jews. The activity of the gendarmes and of the representatives of the Romanian National Bank. Evacuation of the Jews from the district Suceava. Damages to abandoned Jewish properties around 132 million lei. Deportations from districts Dorohoi and Radauti. The Jews in district Soroca. Lists of Jews evacuated from Moinesti, and Tg. Ocna, district Bacau. Composition of the Jewish population. Situation of the Jews in Timisoara in April 1941. Jewish communities in Transylvania. Nominal lists of Jews evacuated from various localities in the Old Kingdom. All the Jews from villages are evacuated to nearby towns. 1941. 374 pages.

File III-1058 Restrictive measures. Rationalization of food items. Dispositions regarding the repression of illegal profiteering. Various ordinances.1041 – 1944. 144 pages.

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File III-1060 CER. State Institutions. Evacuations. Ordinances. Charts. Writings in German language. Evacuation of Jews from rural localities; in some urban towns the Jews will be moved to adjacent ghettos. Provisions for selecting the Jews for evacuation, inclusive those who settled in Bucharest after 1939 or 1940. Jews from Bessarabia are evacuated to the Ukraine. The moral effects of the deportation of the Jews on the native population. Lack of control and of measures of prevention of the items of clothing left by the deported Jews might lead to propagation of infectious diseases among the population. Various decrees regarding the Jews such as payment of pensions and relations with officials.

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Pages from “Die geschichte der Juden in der Bukovina” by Hugo Gold, in German ( original). Copii of documents from the British Foreign Office (in German). 1940 – 1941. 1944. 311 pages.

File III-1059 Anti-Jewish measures: taking of hostages, wearing the Jewish Star, forced domicile, traffic restrictions. Hostages. Charts. Jews suspected of collaboration with the Soviets for crimes of sabotage. Drastic measures against communication of internees in camps with the outer world and interdiction of visits. 1940 – 1941. 169 pages.

File III-1061 Anti-Jewish measures, Forced labor. Charts. Requests for Jews to be maintained in some industries. The military and pre-military duties of the Jews are transformed in fiscal obligations and forced labor. Lists of Jews relative to work capacity and age limits. Requests for exemptions from forced labor. Repartition of Jews to work at military units and hospitals. 1940 – 1941. 226 pages.

File III-1062 Anti-Jewish measures, Forced labor at governmental establishments. Verbal instructions. Revision of Jews exempted from forced labor etc. Charts. Labor at the Police Prefecture in Bucharest and other authorities. Creation of the Inspectorate General of the forced labor camps and brigades. Lists of Jews in the forced labor brigades in various districts. 1942. 242 pages.

File III-1063 Anti-Jewish measures, Forced labor: norms, instructions, sanctions. Docket of number and distribution of exemption cards from forced labor in 1943. The “Special inter- ministerial commission for organization of the regime for the Jews” requests lists of all Jewish youngsters ages 10 to 18 to be presented to district offices for enrollment in the forced labor brigades. CER. Department of professional reeducation. Report regarding the situation of the Jews in the labor force and their participation in the forced labor brigades. Charts of taxes for exemption from forced labor. 1943 – 1944. 290 pages (Note: Many pages hardly legible)

File III-1064 Anti-Jewish measures. Nationalization of the Romanian Theater, the Romanian Opera etc, the Jewish Theater. 1940 – 1943. 117 pages. (Note: Many pages hardly legible)

File III-1065 Anti-Jewish measures, Cross off of Jewish commercial firms. Romanization. Dissolving of factories. Journals of the Council of Ministers detailing the above measures. 1940 – 1941. 315 pages.

File III-1066 Anti-Jewish measures. Expropriation of real estate: rural and urban. 1940 – 1943. 280 pages.

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File III-1067 Anti-Jewish measures. Romanization of personnel in enterprises. 1940 – 1944. 119 pages.

File III-1068 Christening of Jews. Assimilation with the Romanians. Mixed marriages. List of employees in the central and external services of the general Direction of Police married to woman of Jewish ethnic origin. Creation of a new unique regimen to establish of being Jewish, List of baptized persons (1019). 1940 – 1944. 219 pages.

File III-1069 Anti-Jewish measures. Interdictions. Juridical position of the Jews. The juridical regime of the minorities in Romania. Interdiction of public servants to marry persons of Jewish origin. 1940 – 1944. 120 pages.

File III-1070 Correspondence with State authorities. Travel permits for Jews. Various personal requests. 1941 – 1944. 94 pages.

File III-1071 Withdrawal of the Romanian army from territory ceded to the USSR. Evacuation of the civilian population. Terrorist actions against the Jews. The spirit of the army and measures to be taken to avoid mishaps. The spirit of the minorities: German, Hungarian. Orders for contacts of the local authorities with the Red Army. Arbitrary and brutal behavior of the Soviet army. No respect for protocol. Dishonorable behavior of bands of Jews. Events in various localities. The pogrom in Dorohoi. 1940. 167 pages.

File III-1072 People’s Tribunal. Trial of the pogrom against the Jews in Iaşi with the railroad train of death. Reports on interrogatories, declarations of witnesses, informers. Texts of the trial sessions. Declarations of the local police and military authorities. Statements of the then prefect of Iasi and of members of the judicial court. Documents on confrontation higher military personnel. 1945, 1947, 1951. 287 (?) pages.

File III-1073 Participation of the Jews in the loan of reintegration. The palace of invalids. Various donations. Correspondence with state authorities. 1941 – 1944. 99 pages.

File III-1074 CER. Authorities. Approvals for sending aid to the Jews in Transnistria by the commission of assistance. 1941 – 1943. 26 pages.

File III-1075

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The internment camp Sadagura (Cernauti). Register of incoming and outgoing documents. Nominal lists of Jewish detainees. 1941 – 1942. 68 pages.

File III-1076 Diplomatic offices. Documents related to foreign policy. The American Jewish Committee - Digest of American editorial opinion on topics of interest for Jews (1938). Memoir on German-Romanian economic problems. Documents of the German foreign office. Minutes of meetings: Antonescu in Berlin. The situation of the Jewish problem in February 1942. 1941 – 1944. 127 pages.

File III-1077 Situation of the Jews in the Northern Ardeal. Ghettos, deportations, massacres. Trial of the war criminals. Numerical list of Jews deported from main points of embarkation in Northern Transilvania. Description of ghettos. The Jewish episode – extract from a book: “Four years of fascist Magyar domination in Northern Transylvania.1944. 157 pages.

File III-1078 The red Cross. Food for children in Transnistria. Interventions for protecting Jews against deportation. 1943 – 1044. 71 pages.

File III-1079 Creation of the National Legionary state. Repressive measures against the Jews. The legionnaire rebellion and its repression. Crimes committed by legionaries. Effects of the rebellion. Lists of victims. Atrocities committed in various districts. Reaction of the international press. 1939, 1940 – 1943. 194 pages.

File III-1080 The Jewish Community Bacău. Forced labor. Assistance for Jews in the brigades. Expropriations CNR. 1940 – 1941. 97 pages.

File III-1081 Withdrawal of Romanian troops from territories occupied by the USSR. Terrorist actions against the Jews, accused of attempting assaults against the Romanian military. Reports of such activities by the civil and military authorities in various localities of the occupied territory in Besarabia and Bucovina. Reaction of the Jewish population in Bucharest and in other localities in Romania . Jews are molested, beaten and thrown out from running railroad cars by Romanian military and civil individuals. The pogrom in Dorohoi, where fifty Jews are murdered. Reports from prefects of various districts regarding the reaction and the mood of the population toward the new government. 1940. 213 pages.

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File III-1082 CER, CEB. Office workers. Printed forms. Directives with regard to the forced labor in 1941 and 1942. 1941 – 1942. 86 pages.

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File III-1083 Informative notes and bulletins. The Jewish problem. Analysis of the actual situation. The murders of 212 Jews in the woods and the prison Jilava. Bulletin issued by the Department of Justice. 1941. 84 pages.

File III-1084 Transnistria. Deportations. Organization. Notes. Numerous requests for repatriation. Declarations by deported Jews re. the mayor of Moghilev. 1200 Jews from Bessarabia were killed by the German SS in the German colony Lichtenfeld. Memoir by Traian Popovici to Antonescu,1942. Declaration of Chief Rabin Dr. Alexandru Safran: the Metropolit Bulan obtained from Antonescu the annulment of the order to deport the Jews from Transilvania to Trananistria. Also the goodwill of the Queen Mother Elena and other personalities. Report by “The United Romanian Jews of America”. The Chapter “Transnistria” from Gold “Die Geschichte der Juden in der Bukovina”. (in German). Jews who applied for repatriation. 1941 – 1944, 1950. 97 pages.

File III-1085 Ministry of national education. Romanization of the instruction process. Creation and organization of Jewish schools. Charts. Correspondence. Information requested for ethnic origin of teachers, students and their families. At the polytechnic in Bucharest there are two Jewish Teachers: Prof. Ernest Abason and Dr. Ing. Isac Blum. Lists of teachers and employees of Jewish origin at other educational institutions. A Jewish school in Bucharest is dislodged to make place for a military high school. 1940 – 1944. 206 pages.

File III-1086 Demographical aspect of the Jewish population in Romania. Census of citizens having Jewish blood. Official authorities. Correspondence. List of minorities in the town Rädäuţi. List of Jews left after deportation in various districts in Bucovina. Charts: Numeric evolution of the Jewish population through births and deaths 1930 – 1939; Population of Jewish religion after the census of 1930; numerical evolution of the Jews between 1930 and 1941; Jews of Romanian citizenship immigrated and emigrated in the period 1931 – 1939; Miscellaneous charts on the subject. 1941 – 1943. 118 pages.

File III-1087 Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Correspondence with authorities. List of Jews to work in external labor brigades. Requests to provide winter clothing for those working in the external brigades. Providing medicines and medical care. 1944. 100 pages.

File III-1088 CEB. Department of Assistance. Financial aid for Transnistria deportees. Registration forms CDE, bureau IOVR and requests of vouchers for former deportees. 1948 – 1949. 67 pages.

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File III-1089 Professionals. Certification. Romanization of the press. Jewish reporters are denied access to news organizations and sources. Romanization of the architectural profession. Jews exclude from military personnel. Limitation of number of professions and businesses Jews are allowed in a locality. Jews excluded from engineers and lawyers associations. 1940. 76 pages.

File III-1090 CEB. Religion department. Projects of weddings. Charts of marriage ceremonies. 1943. 33 pages.

File III-1091 Anti-Jewish measures. Documents related to forced labor. 1941 – 1943. 16 pages.

File III-1092 Anti-Jewish measures. Regulations, orders, instructions, cult problems, seizing of jewelry. Complaint of the Auschnit family against the industrial complex Reşiţa, instigated by Madam Lupescu. Modus of operation of the Jewish synagogues. Order to deposit all gold and jewelry at the National bank. Takeover of all precious items from Jews in Bucovina and Bessarabia. A lawyer in Campulung Bucovina is denounced of having received money and precious objects in custody from Jews deported to Transnistria. Collection and handing over of clothing and linen by the Jews. Declarations by Romanian citizens confirming the participation of Jews in the Romanian army in WWI. Internment of Polish refugees. Final report of the inquiry related to the death of Dan Lazarovici from a traumatic shock due to beating by the judiciary police. Reply of Mareshal Antonescu to pleading of Dr. Filderman. 1940 – 1943. 150 pages.

File III-1093 The committee of Jewish community in several towns. Lists of membership of those communities. List of Jewish communities in Romania that were liquidated due to evacuation. 1941. 18 pages.

File III-1094 Various problems. Report of the mood of the Jewish population in district Nasaud. The organization “Hachsharat Olim” for instruction of young people in agriculture. Correspondence from Washington DC. The association of deaf-mutes. Letters to Antonescu from political personalities. Writings against the Antonescu regimen and collaborators. Arrests of Jews (“Jidani) in Besarabia. 1941. 103 pages.

File III-1095 Deportations in Northern Ardeal. Lists of community members who were deported from various localities. 1944 – 1951. 53 pages.

File III-1096 Financial help for rent payment. List of recipients. 1943. 53 pages.

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File III-1097 Iaşi. Map of the ghetto provided for the Jews in Podul Iloaiei. Official interdiction of slandering the German military. The prefect of Iasi reports that the German military arrest and mishandle or kill Jews. Romanian authorities cannot intervene. Jews arrested for supposedly signaling the enemy during an air alarm. The mayor of Iasi proposes that Jews whose houses are demolished, to be moved to towns over the Dnjestr, like Olivipol, Jitomir etc. 1941 – 1943. 35 pages.

File III-1098 Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Personal requests for lessening and exemption from taxes. 1943. 302 pages.

File III-1099 CER. Department of professional reeducation. Work regulations for the “Cimitirul Sevastopol” labor brigade. List of Jews allocated to this brigade. 1942. 32 pages.

File III-1100 Deportation of Jews to Transnistria. Sanction for various “violations” of discipline. Charts of deported Jews. 1942. 127 pages.

File III-1101 Deportations to Transnistria. Lists. Jagendorf requests repatriation of orphans living with workers from the Turnătoria. Lists of children to be repatriated. Jews arrested by police and deported to Transnistria. 1944. 70 pages.

File III-1102 CER. Department of study, documentation, information. Informative bulletins. 1942. 80 pages.

File III-1103 Association of Jews former deportees and landlords. Memoirs of claims. Legislative proposal. The rental law. Abrogation of racial laws. Evacuation of renters in nationalized buildings. Return of Jewish assets under CNR administration. 1944. 186 pages.

Reel 102

File III-1104A,B CER. Census department. Census of inhabitants with Jewish blood. Registration certificates. 1942.

File III-1105 Association of Jews survivors of the Nazi concentration camps. From the list of Holocaust victims. 194 – to 1944? 8 pages.

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File III-1106 Anti-Jewish measures in education. Situation of the teaching staff and of the students in various schools and universities. 1940. 150 pages.

File III-1107 The legionnaire movement in universitary faculties. The Rebellion in 1941. Taking over of the Jewish schools. Forced labor for the teaching staff. Reorganization of the legionnaire students after the rebellion. The secret trial of the organizers of the rebellion and of the military personnel who protected and aided them. The situation of the Jewish schools all over the country. The Colleges for Jewish students, Organization; programs. Lists of students in various faculties. 1941. 245 pages.

File III-1108 The Jewish education (elementary, high school and universitary) in the Antonescu epoch. Anti-Jewish measures. The history of schools in the country. Activity. Measures for improvement. List of Jewish elementary schools in the Old Kingdom in 1942/43. Teaching staff in various schools. 1943 – 1944. 172 pages.

File III-1109 CER. District offices Ilfov, Iasi. Forced labor. Request for exemption from forced labor and for permit to exercise a profession. Personal files of applicants. Contract files and terms of supply. 1944. 180 pages.

File III-1110 CER. Contributions and taxation. Declarations and appeals of some people in Bucharest.1942 – 1943. 46 pages.

File III-1111 CER. Department schools. Culture. Scholarly activity in Bucharest. Teachers and their activities. Analysis of various schools. 1940 -1944. 120 pages.

Reel 103

File III-1112 The new Zionist organization in Bucharest. List of branches. 1943. 25 pages.

File III-1113 National Center of Romanization. Reports on expropriations. 1941 – 1942. 3 pages.

File III-1114 The vessel STRUMA. Passengers taken aboard. Survivors of the shipwreck. Lists in English and in Romanian translation.1942. 29 Pages.

File III-1126A Nominal petitions for repatriation from Transnistria. 1942. 243 pages.

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File III-1126B Nominal petitions for repatriation from Transnistria. 1942. 220 pages.

File III-1126C Petitions for repatriation from Transnistria. Jews who petitioned release from camps, change of residence and have received a favorable recommendation from Radu Lecca. 1942 – 1944. 183 pages.

File III-1128 Transnistria. Investigation of the Jewish committee district Golta. Declarations. Verification of the administration. 1943. 227 pages.

File III-1129 Ministry of national Defense. General Staff. Global numerical situation of the Jews transferred and registered by trade at the recruitment centers of the territorial commandments. 1941. 14 pages.

File III-1130A The natural change of the Jewish population in Romania in the year 1940. CER. Census of the inhabitants having Jewish blood – nominal lists by districts. 1942. 257 (?) pages.

File III-1130B CER. Department of statistics and census. . Census of the inhabitants having Jewish blood – nominal lists by districts. 1942. 204 pages.

File III- 1131 CER. Census department. Subscription to the reintegration loan. Census of the inhabitants having Jewish blood – nominal lists by districts and provinces. Statistical data. Charts. 1942. 224 pages.

Reel 104

File III-1132A CER. The government loan. Material contributions for various objectives. Proposal for a collection of cigarettes for the soldiers in Crimea. Governmental subsidies for Universities. Subventions for religious groups. Nominal list of subventions to paupers in district Iasi. 1941 – 1944. 241 pages.

File III-1132B CER. The government representative for Jewish problems. The palace of invalids. Loan for exceptional contribution of 4 billions. Creation of a reserve of clothing. 1941 – 1944. 310 (?) pages.

File III-1133 CER Census department – statistical section. Birth and death rates of the Jewish population. 1924 – 1942. 1942 – 1944. 56 pages.

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File III-1134 CER. General Commissariat for Jewish problems. Emigration. Requests for vouchers of payment of the exceptional contribution of 4 billions, necessary to passports. List of Jews sailing with the vessel Kasbek. Creation of the committee Cernăuţi. Study of the possibility of emigration of the Jews from Transnistria. May – June. 38 pages.

File III-1135 Service of investigation of deportees. Name lists. 1941. 21 pages.

File III-1137 The situation of the Jewish ethnic element in the juridical bars. 1938 – 1940. 29 pages.

File III-1138 Project for creation of workshops in Transnistria. Lists of tools required and localities with indication of number of Jews in each. 1943. 15 pages.

File III-1139 Decisions regarding the organization and working of the CER. Decisions on appointments. 1941 - 1944. 542 pages.

File III-1140 CDE Iasi. Bureau IOVR. Pensions for descendants of Jews murdered in the pogrom of June 29. Individual files.1941. 21 pages.

File III-1141 The pogrom in Iasi, June 1941. Unfolding. History. Documents from the State archives Iasi, MAN (Pitesti) and MAI. 1941. 265 pages.

File III-1142 Documents of the German Embassy in Bucharest deciphered by Thudden in the archive MAG, MAI (SRI) regarding the situation of the Jews in Romania. Declarations of Dr. Alexander Safran (1961) and Emanuel Ebner (1957). The German Embassy Bucharest. Secret documents 1941 – 1943 regarding mainly the Jewish problem. Among others the report on finishing the transport of the Jews from Northern Transilvania to Auschwitz (92 railroad trains of 45 cars each). Desecration of the Temple in Cernăuti and the murder of the Chef Rabin Dr. Mark with the entire family. 1942 – 1944. 134 pages.

File III-1143 The pogrom in Iasi – June 29, 1941. Dr. Mirza remembers (Iasi 1975). From the indictment in the Antonescu trial. Message to N. Ceausescu by Chef Rabbi Dr. .(1976). 22 pages.

File III-1144 Telegrams addressed to the Ministry of Interior. Jews in internment camps and other situations. 1941 – 1942. 21 pages.

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File III-1145 Decree-law regarding the government commissary. Regulation of the regime of the Jews in Romania. Decree-laws for the regulation of the public labor, for professional organization and for trade unions. Norms for the deportation of the Jews from Romania. Reports of meetings of the central Jewish Committee.1942. 85 pages.

File III-1147 The administration of the united school canteens “Malca and Ghedale Brayer”. 1941 - 1942. 24 pages.

File III-1148 Criminal law suit at the martial tribunal. 1944. Situation of the Jews in the ghettos in Bessarabia. Number of detainees in the military prison in Chisinau. Martial tribunal Cernauti. Nominal list of Jews selected and in process of judgment. Same for other localities. 1942 – 1944. 54 pages.

File III-1149 Anti-Jewish measures, Laws, regulations, decisions. Legal status of Jews in Romania. Miscellaneous obligations. 1940 - 1942, 1944. 91 pages.

Reel 105

File III-1150 Anti-Jewish measures. Memoirs of Dr. W. Filderman addressed to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and to other governmental authorities.etc. Memoir of A.L. Zissu. Comparative figures for various attitudes, situations, advantages etc between the Jewish population and the rest of the country. Complaints to authorities, such as travel restrictions, Treatment of Jews in camps and ghettos. Damages suffrered by Jews evacuated from villages, small communities and towns. Situation of war invalids, widows and orphans. Etc. 1940 – 1942, 1945. 189 pages.

File III-1152 CER. District office Dorohoi, Nominal list of the Jews born in Herţa, district Dorohoi. 194? 27 pages.

File III-1153 CER. District office Dorohoi, Nominal list of the Jews born in Mihaileni, district Dorohoi. 194? 14 pages.

File III-1154 CER. District office Dorohoi, Nominal list of the Jews born in Saveni, district Dorohoi. 194? 6 pages.

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File III-1155 Nominal list of orphaned children of both parents, in the ages 4 to 15, repatriated to Huşi in March 1944. 4 pages.

File III-1156 CER. District office Dorohoi, Nominal list of the Jews born in Rădăuţi district Dorohoi. 1945. 7pages.

File III-1157 Nominal list of the Jews from Dorohoi deported to Transnistria (685 persons). 1940. 43 pages.

File III-1158 Nominal list of the orphans repatriated from Transnistria in March 1944. 1937 children in alphabetical order. 194? 65 pages.

File III-1159 List of deportees from Auschwitz and other camps. 194? 90 pages.

File III-1160 List of Jews freed from the camp Tg. Jiu suffering of paraparesis 1940 – 1944. 1 page.

File III-1162 CER. Department of statistics. List of localities from where Jews where were evacuated and the localities where they settled. 1942. 14 pages.

File III-1163 Emigration of Romanian and non-Romanian Jews by boat to Palestine. Organization, regulation. Administration of the committee Aliah. Lists of pasangers. The vessels: Mefkure, Marina, Dora, Europa, Viitorul, Du-te; Vulturul de Mare, Cetatea Alba. Pinguin, Rennée, Smirna, Maritza. 1942 – 194. 228 pages.

File III-1164 Census of Jewish blood. Instructions, Questionnaires, certificates. 1942. 18 pages.

File III-1165 CER. District office Arad. File of the inquiry Dr. Kallay Adalbert, inspector general CER for Transilvania for illegal dealings. 1944. August 16. 74 pages.

File III-1166 Forced labor. Requests for exemption for special reasons. Interventions by Romanian institutions. 1943 – 1944. 57 pages.

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File III-1167 Denunciations addressed to the authorities: the governmental commissioner for Jewish problems related to embezzlements, avoidance of forced labor. 1941 – 1944, 24 pages.

File III-1168 The Jewish population in Northern Transylvania in the Hungarian census of 1941 (Bihor, Ciuc, Cluj, Maramuresh, Muresh, Nasaud, Odorhei, Salaj, Satu Mare, Somesh, Trei Scaune) by localities. Numeric. 1941. 76 pages.

File III-1169 Anti-Jewish measures. Delivery of clothing. Situation after the legionnaire rebellion. Sarmash, Dorohoi – traces of mass tombs. (Charts). 1940 – 1944. 111 pages.

File III-1170 Forced labor: history, legislation, organization. Correspondence, notes, intervention with the authorities. 1940 – 1942. 113 pages.

File III-171 The governmental commissary for Jewish problems in Romania. Auditing commission. Report on the activity of the “Centrala Evreilor din Romania”. 1942 – 1944. 95 pages.

File III-1172 CER. Correspondence with the authorities regarding: forced labor; repatriations and aid for deportees; moving and changes of residence, permits for exercise of profession; assimilations etc. Jan – Feb 1944. 730 pages.

File III-1173 CEB. Correspondence with the communities in Bucharest and in the country regarding: detainees on trial for no presence at forced labor; changes of residence, repatriates from Transnistria, office of registry. 1944 – 1949. 254 pages.

File III-1174 Jewish community Vatra Dornei. Census record of the Jewish population. 1941 – 1946. 66 pages.

File III-1176 CER. Direction of personnel. Register of CER personnel with addresses. 1943. 27 pages.

File III-1177 CER. District office Gorj. Register. Census of detainees having Jewish blood at the camp for political detainees Tg. Jiu. May 30, 1942. 26 pages.

Reel 106

File III-1178

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Governmental institutions. District prefectures. Recruiting stations. Ministry of the Interior Anti-Jewish measures. Forced labor. Restricting ordinances for the Jews. Aspects of the forced labor activity. 1941. 74 pages.

File III-1179 FUCE (Federation of the Union of Jewish Communities). Manifest – appeal to the Jews, signed by Dr. W. Filderman and Chief Rabbi Dr. Al Safran. 1941. 1 page.

File III-1180 Financial administration of the students hostel of the college for Jewish students. Academy of music. Foundation of the Medical circle. Association of teachers. Information and data on their operation. 1942. 28 pages.

File III-1181 CER. CEB. Financial situation of the canteens in Bucharest. 1943. 7 pages.

File III-1182 Communities, Societies and Institutions. Synagogues and Temples in Bucharest. Charts with employees (except schools). 1943 – 1944. 161 pages.

File III-1183 Census of the Jews from Tg. Neamţ evacuated to Buhuşi. 1944. 39 + 59 + 70 + 41 = 149 pages (approx).

File III-1174 (Repeats text from same file on Reel 105).

File III-1176 (Repeats text from same file on Reel 105).

File III-1177 (Repeats text from same file on Reel 105).

File III-1184 Jewish Committee Moghilev. Ing. S, Jagendorf. Reports. Historic of the creation and work of the “Turnatoria”. Organization of the Jewish Committee. Clinical observation relative to the epidemic typhoid fever. Demographic situation of the Jews in Moghilev. The popular kitchen. The Jewish police in the ghetto Moghilev. Administrative organization. Money received: use and distribution. 1041 - 1942. 68 pages.

Unidentified file A. Correspondence with the general commissary for Jewish problems. 1944, August 22, 23. 58 pages.

Unidentified file B

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The regime of the Jews in Romania and Hungary and the situation at the common border. Miscellaneous correspondence with the state authorities regarding the requests and their implementation by Jewish community. Inquiry on the death of Dan Lazarovici. Excerpts from the German press regarding the Jews in Romania. 1942 – 1944. 121 pages.

Box 37

RG-25.021*001 Folder 1: Fond III File 1185-1188 Centrala Evreilor. Forced labor detachment “Sevastapol Cemetary” [1941] Name list of Transylvanian Jews (Ardeal, Aflati, ) interned in USSR POW Camps (Federatiuon of Union Jewish Communities) [c.1940] Centrala Evreilor of Bucharest. Name list of former N. Transylvania deportees living in Arad [1941-1944?] Name list of orphaned children in Buzau [c. 1940]

RG-25.021*002 Folder 2-3: Fond III (cont.) File 1189 Centrala Evreilor, Assistance Section—The Joint—Assistance and aid to the impoverished: food, clothing, and medical assistance. [1942]

RG-25.021*003 Folder 4: Fond III (cont.) File 1190-1193 Golta District—Mastovoi and Acmecaetca localities—Work camps, ghettos [1943] Major Ioan D. Popescu—Documents re: the attitude and rescue action of certain Jews deported to Tiraspol [2000] Centrala Evreilor, Research Directorate—Status of Jews, Forced Labor, Reports concerning laws and regulations [1942-1944] Centrala Evreilor of Focsani, Putna District—Activities 30 March 1942 to 31 December 1943

RG-25.021*004 Folder 5: Fond III (cont.) File 1196, 1197 Deva camp internments; Deportations to Transnistria from Botosani and other towns [1941-1943?] Shlomo David—Forced Labor, Refugees, Situation of Jewish Families, Statistical Calculations [1941-1943?]

RG-25.021*005 [oversize] Box 37A Folder 6: Fond III (cont.) File 1199 Register and name list, Iasi Pogrom

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RG-25.021*006 Folder 7: Fond III (cont.) File 1200, 1201, 1203, 1204 Ploiesti Secret Police—Name list of hostages (Orasul, Ploiesti, Iasi) [1941?] Iasi Pogrom—List of dead Jews [1941] Correspondence—Jews deported to Transnistria [1944] A.C.M.E.O.R.—Bogdanovca 1941-2002—Tel Aviv Memorial ceremony 23 December, 2002

RG-25.021*007 Folder 8-9: Fond III (cont.) File 1205(c) (2 folders) WJC in Romania—Suffering of Jewish Families in Galata— Names O-Z [1945]

Box 38

RG-25.021*007 (Cont.) Folder 10-15: Fond III (cont.) File 1205(c) (6 folders) WJC in Romania—Suffering of Jewish Families in Galata— Names O-Z [1945]

Box 39

RG-25.021*007 (Cont.) Folder 16-17: Fond III (cont.) File 1205(c) (2 folders) WJC in Romania—Suffering of Jewish Families in Galata— Names O-Z [1945]

RG-25.021*008 [oversized] Box 39A Folder 18: Fond III (cont.) File 1208 Centrala Evreilor of Roman—General Statistics [1942]

RG-25.021*009 Folder 19: Fond III (cont.) File 1210 Local and exterior forced labor detachments—Bucharest, Baldouinesti, Braila, Iasi, Galata, Barlad [1943-1945]

RG-25.021*010 Folder 20-21: Fond III (cont.) File 1211 (2 folders) Roman—Taxes for Jews, Forced Labor [1942]

RG-25.021*011 Folder 22-23: Fond III (cont.) File 1212 (2 folders) Roman—Jewish Community, section for social assistance [1942]

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Box 39A

Box 40

RG-25.021*012 Folder 25-26: Fond III (cont.) File 1213 Roman—Jewish Community, section for social assistance [1942]

RG-25.021*013 Folder 27: Fond III (cont.) File 1214 Roman—Jewish Community, section for religion [1942]

RG-25.021*014 Folder 28: Fond III (cont.) File 1216 Centrala Evreilor of Roman—Jews moved from villages in Roman District to Roman [1941?]

RG-25.021*015 Folder 28-30: Fond III (cont.) File 1217 Centrala Evreilor (Tarnava Mare)—Anti-Jewish measures, decrees re: payment of fines, Jews who gave objects [1941]

RG-25.021*016 Folder 31: Fond III (cont.) File 1218 Centrala Evreilor (Tarnava Mare)—Anti-Jewish measures, forced labor, extension of exemption cards, circulars, name lists [1944]

Box 41

RG-25.021*016 (cont.) Folder 32: Fond III (cont.) File 1218 Centrala Evreilor (Tarnava Mare)—Anti-Jewish measures, forced labor, extension of exemption cards, circulars, name lists [1944]

RG-25.021*017 Folder 31-33 File 1219 Centrala Evreilor (Tarnava Mare)—Forced labor, travel authorizations [1942- 1944]

RG-25.021*018 Folder 34: Fond III, cont. File 1220-1221 Centrala Evreilor (Tarnava Mare)—Anti-Jewish measures, forced labor, Military taxes [1944] Centrala Evreilor (Tarnava Mare)—Law 390 of 1944—laundry for the Army [1944]

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RG-25.021*019 Folder 35-37: Fond III, cont. File 1222 Office of Tarnava district, Central Evreilor—various topics re: Community problems [1942]

Box 42

RG-25.021*020 Folder 38: Fond IV File 220 Centrala Evreilor (Bucharest)—Elementary School for Boys No. 9 [1942-1945]

RG-25.021*021 Folder 39: Fond VI File 89 OSE (Suceava)—Correspondence, List of assisted children [1946-1949]

RG-25.021*022 Folder 40-41: Fond VI (cont.) File 90 (2 folders) OSE (Suceava)—List of assistance items [1947-1949]

RG-25.021*023 Folder 42: Fond VI (cont.) File 236 OSE—Social cards [1948]

Box 43

RG-25.021*023 (cont.) Folder 43-44:Fond VI (cont.) File 236 OSE—Social cards [1948]

RG-25.021*024 Folder 45: Fond VII File 188 OSE—Statistics on assisted children [1947-1949]

RG-25.021*025 Folder 46-47: Fond VII (cont.) File 190 OSE—Activities, relations with the Joint, Hostels, adoption and emigration, School for Social Assistance, staff [1947]

RG-25.021*026 Folder 48-49: Fond VII (cont.) File 192 OSE—Relations with Joint, activities, delegates, staff [1947]

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Box 44

RG-25.021*027 Folder 50: Fond VII (cont.) File 206, 246 OSE—Name lists, inventories [1947, 1949] OSE—Orphaned repatriated children, Impoverished persons [1946]

RG-25.021*028 Folder 51-53: Fond VII (cont.) File 276 OSE—Activities [1947]

RG-25.021*029 Folder 54-55: Fond VII (cont.) File 277 OSE—Idem, “school assistance” [1948-1949]

Box 45

RG-25.021*029 (cont.) Folder 56: Fond VII (cont.) File 277 OSE—Idem, “School assistance” [1948-1949]

RG-25.021*030 Folder 57: Fond VII (cont.) File 283 OSE—International help [1947-1948]

RG-25.021*031 Folder 58-59: Fond VII (cont.) File 328 The Joint--- Assistance given [1948]

RG-25.021*032 Folder 60: Fond VII (cont.) File 346 The Joint and OSE—Staff info [1949]

RG-25.021*033 Folder 61: Fond VII (cont.) File 347 The Joint and OSE—Activities [1949]

Box 46

Folder 62: Fond VII (cont.) File 347 The Joint and OSE—Activities [1949]

RG-25.021*034 Folder 63: Fond VII (cont.) File 351 The Joint and OSE—Medicine Distribution to FUCE [1949-1950]

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RG-25.021*035 Folder 64: Fond VII (cont.) File 356 Centrala Evreilor (Bucharest)—Activities [1947, 1949-1950]

RG-25.021*036 Folder 65-67: Fond VII (cont.) File 366A (3 folders) The Joint and OSE—Medicine Distribution [1949]

Folder 68-69: Fond VII (cont.) File 366B (2 folders) OSE—Medicine Distribution [1949]

Box 47

RG-25.021*037 Folder 70-73: Fond VII (cont.) File 375 (4 folders) OSE—Food Donations, 1949

RG-25.021*038 Folder 74: Fond VII (cont.) File 376 The Joint and OSE—Activities [1948-1949]

RG-25.021*039 Folder 75-76: Fond VII (cont.) File 377 The Joint and OSE—Reports and people [1949]

Box 48

Folder 77: Fond VII (cont.) File 377 The Joint and OSE—Reports and people [1949]

RG-25.021*040 Folder 78-79: Fond VII (cont.) File 378 The Joint and OSE—Institutions/people assisted [1949]

RG-25.021*041 Folder 80-81: Fond VII (cont.) File 379 The Joint and OSE—Orthopedic devices (Bucharest) [1949]

Box 49

RG-25.021*041 Folder 82: Fond VII (cont.) File 379 The Joint and OSE—Orthopedic devices (Bucharest) [1949]

RG-25.021*042

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Folder 83: Fond VII (cont.) File 417 OSE and Centrala Evreilor (Bucharest)—Summer Camps [1947]

RG-25.021*043 Folder 84-85: Fond VII (cont.) File 434 FCE—Finances, accounts, balances [1949-1950]

RG-25.021*044 Folder 86-88: Fond VII (cont.) File 493 OSE (Timisoara)—Activities, cases of children [1947-1948]

RG-25.021*045 Folder 89: Fond VII (cont.) File 498 OSE (Bucharest)—Budget, organizations [1947-1948]

RG-25.021*046 Folder 90-92: Fond VII (cont.) File 516 OSE (Bucharest)—Reports re: assistance to children [1948]

Box 50

Folder 93-95: Fond VII (cont.) File 516 OSE (Bucharest)—Reports re: assistance to children [1948]

RG-25.021*047 Folder 96-98: Fond VII (cont.) File 517 OSE (Bucharest)—Reports re: assistance to children [1948]

RG-25.021*048 Folder 99-100: Fond VII (cont.) File 518 OSE (Bucharest)—Assistance to Children

RG-25.021*049 Folder 101-102: Fond VII (cont.) File 529 OSE (various)—Orphanages, canteens, health centers, activities [1947]

Box 51

Folder 103-105: Fond VII (cont.) File 529 OSE (various)—Orphanages, canteens, health centers, activities [1947]

RG-25.021*050 Folder 106: Fond VII (cont.) File 540, 542 OSE—Beginning of organization to assist orphaned children [1945-1946] OSE—Staff in the country [1948]

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RG-25.021*051 Folder 107-108: Fond VII (cont.) File 564 OSE—Inspection reports, name list of Bucharest employees [1947-1949]

RG-25.021*052 Folder 109: Fond VII (cont.) File 569 OSE Medical-Social Center—Name registry [1949-1950]

Box 52

RG-25.021*052, cont. Folder 110-111: Fond VII (cont.) File 569 OSE Medical-Social Center—Name registry [1949-1950]

RG-25.021*053 Folder 112-114: Fond VII (cont.) File 602 (3 folders) OSE Medical-Social Center—Food distributed [1950]

RG-25.021*054 Folder 115-116: Fond VII (cont.) File 631 FCE—inventories of goods kept by Jewish community after liquidation of OSE, The Joint [1949-1951]

RG-25.021*055 Folder 117: Fond X File 2 OSE (Sinaia)—“villa Casuta” building—deeds, plans [1947]

RG-25.021*056 Folder 118: Fond X (cont.) File 45 OSE (Bucharest)—Buildings rented [1946-1950]

Box 53

RG-25.021*057 Folder 1: Fond III File 11

Folder 2: Fond III File 11

RG-25.021*058 Folder 1: Fond III File 17

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RG-25.021*059 Folder 1: Fond III File 22

RG-25.021*060 Folder 1: Fond III File 23

RG-25.021*061 Folder 1: Fond III File 32

RG-25.021*062 Folder 1 and Folder 2: Fond III File 39

RG-25.021*063 Folder 1: Fond III File 1206a

Folder 2: Fond III File 1206a

Box 54

Folder 3: Fond III File 1206a

Folder 4: Fond III File 1206a

RG-25.021*064 Folder 1-4: Fond III File 1206b

RG-25.021*065 Folder 1: Fond III File 1206c

Box 55

Folder 2 -5: Fond III File 1206c

RG-25.021*066 Folder 1-3: Fond III

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File 1206d

Box 56

Folder 4: Fond III File 1206d

RG-25.021*067 Folder 1-4: Fond III File 1206e

RG-25.021*068 Folder 1of 5: Fond III File 1209a

Box 57

Folder 2-5: Fond III File 1209a

RG-25.021*069 Folder 1-2: Fond III File 1209b

Box 58

RG-25.021*070 Folder 1-4: Fond III File 1209c

RG-25.021*071 Folder 1 of 4: Fond III File 1209d

Box 59

Folder 2-4: Fond III File 1209d

RG-25.021*072 Folder 1of 4: Fond III File 1209e

Folder 2of 4: Fond III File 1209e

RG-25.021M 114 Selected Records Relating to the Holocaust in Romania, 1941-2002. http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-25.021M

Box 60

Folder 3 and 4: Fond III File 1209e

RG-25.021*073 Folder 1-4: Fond III File 1209f

Box 61

RG-25.021*074 Folder 1-5: Fond III File 1215a

RG-25.021*075 Folder 1of 3: Fond III File 1215b

Box 62

Folder 2 -3: Fond III File 1215b

RG-25.021M 115 Selected Records Relating to the Holocaust in Romania, 1941-2002. http://collections.ushmm.org