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http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-46.041M United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Finding Aid BULGARIA RG-46.041M Acc. 2003. 377 Title: Ministry of Foreign and Religious Affairs. Fond 176, 1939-1944 [microform] Extent: 159 microfilm reels. Organization and arrangement: Organized by delo. Fond 176k, Opis 11, 12, 20, 21. Arrangement is thematic. Materials filmed partially. Provenance: From the Central State Archives of Bulgaria in Sofia, Fond 176. United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received filmed collection via the USHMM International Programs Division in July 2003. Restrictions on access: No restriction on access. Restrictions on use: Restrictions on use. Copyright for publication remains with the Bulgarian Archives. Duplication of this material in its entirety for commercial purposes can be made to a third party only with permission of the Bulgarian Archives. Summary: Contains selected records from Fond 176, including: correspondence with Bulgarian legations/consulates abroad in many countries on topics including trade relations, reports to Sofia on economic and political conditions, Bulgarian agrarian workers abroad, Bulgarian-German relations; regulations for visas of various types, including transit visas, for non-citizens including Jews. Also includes material on property of Bulgarian Jews; location of Bulgarian citizens abroad including Jews; requests from relatives of victims of the “Struma” sinking; and the situation of foreign Jews in Bulgaria. Language: In Bulgarian. Preferred citation: Standard citation for U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives Branch. Inventory Fond 176k, Opis 11 Reel 1: File 1608-1619 p.30 Rg-46.041M 1 Fond 176. Bulgaria http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-46.041M File 1608 Correspondence with the MTIT, the Albanian legation in Sofia and others concerning the free admission into Albania of Bulgarian garden workers and of itinerant Albanian workers in Bulgaria. /some documents in French/ 1939 File 1609 Correspondence with the Bulgarian legation in Washington. With municipalities and others on tracing the property of Bulgarian citizens Todor Apostolov, Maks Tsanov, Cpas Petrov, Peter Tsokov Ternovski, Ivan Todorov, Mito Marinov Boyukanov and others who died in America. /some documents in French/ 1939-40 File 1610 Correspondence with the Bulgarian legation in Washington, with ] municipalities and others on tracing the property of Bulgarian citizens Yane Krestev Dimov, Mikhail /Mike/ Filipov, and Stefan /Steve/ Kanazirov who died in America. 1939 File 1611 Correspondence with the Bulgarian Legation in Washington, municipalities, other entities concerning the estates of the Bulgarian citizens Peter Penchev and Ivan Tanchev who died in America. /some documents in French/ 1939 File 1612 Correspondence with the Bulgarian Legation in Buenos Aires and elsewhere on the estate of Tseko Petkov and Stoyan Kolev Ilkov, who died in Argentina. 1939, 1940 File 1613 Correspondence with the BL [Bulgarian Legation] in Buenos Aires, Rome, the MVRNZ on the repatriation of poor Bulgarian emigrants in Argentina. 1939 File 1614 Correspondence with the BL in Washington and Buenos Aires, municipalities, other entities on tracing Bulgarians living in Argentina. 1939 File 1615 Reports from the Bulgarian Consulate General in New York on the economic situation in Canada. 1939 File 1616 Letters from the British Legation in Sofia and letters to the Directorate of Police on the issuance of multiple British entry visas to Bulgarian businessmen and industrialists and on applying an agreement on visits to all on British territory on the part of Bulgarian citizens. 1939 Some documents in English File 1617 Letters from the Export Institute in Sofia and London on the trade situation in England and countries in Southeastern Europe. 1939 File 1618 Reports of the trade counselor in London on the trade and economic situation in England. 1939 Rg-46.041M 2 Fond 176. Bulgaria http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-46.041M File 1619 Reports from the Bulgarian Consul in Gand [Ghent ?], the Bulgarian Legation in Brussels, other places on trade relations between Belgium and Bulgaria, other matters. /some documents in French/ 1939 Reel 2: File 1619p.30 - 1625 File 1620: Correspondence with the Bulgarian Legation in Berlin, the Directory of Labor and other entities on the conclusion of a Bulgarian-German agreement on the sending of 10,000 Bulgarian workers to Germany on industrial workers for the firms "Hermann Goering Verie," "Buole" in Vienna, and other matters. /some documents in German/ 1939, 1940 File 1621: Correspondence with the BL in Berlin, the German Legation in Sofia, the MZDI [Ministry of Agriculture ?], the union of agricultural and economic cooperatives in Bulgaria and others on the conclusion of an agreement on sending Bulgarian agricultural workers to Germany, on the difficult condition of Bulgarian workers in Germany and their repatriation to Bulgaria. /some documents in German/ 1939, 1940 File 1622: Correspondence with the BL in Berlin, the German Legation in Sofia, the MS [?] and others concerning negotiating and concluding an additional agreement to the Bulgarian-German treaty on trade and marine transport of 1932 June 24, and a protocol on settling barter exchanges and payments between Bulgarian and the Czech and Moravian protectorate. 1939, 1940 File 1623: Letters from the export institute, from and to the BL in Berlin, and others on the proposal of the export institute to conclude an agreement between Germany and Bulgaria on recognizing the certification of quality required of Bulgarian wines imported into Germany. /some documents in German/ 1939 File 1624: Correspondence with the BL in Berlin, the MP, and others on applying the German-Bulgarian treaty on rights of communication of 1926 Sept 8 and the German-Bulgarian understanding of 1926 Sept. 7 and 8 on carrying out extradition and maintaining other contacts on legal assistance, such as mutual notice of legal judgments in the protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia on the territory of the former Austria. 1939, 1941. File 1625: Correspondence with the BL in Berlin, the Bulgarian State Bank, the Export Institute and others on determining the amount of Bulgarian commodities imported in Germany during 1939. Reel 3: File 1626-1638 File 1626: Reports from the BL in Berlin and the trade consulate in Germany on trade Rg-46.041M 3 Fond 176. Bulgaria http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-46.041M relations of Germany with Bulgaria and other countries. 1939 File 1627: Correspondence with the BL in Berlin, municipalities, private individuals, and others on the tracing of Bulgarian agricultural workers and transferring their savings. 1939, 1941 File 1628: Correspondence with the BL in Berlin, the Bulgarian Consulates in Bratislava and Prague, branches of the union of Bulgarian garden workers on settling the situation of Bulgarian garden workers in the Czech lands, Moravia and occupied parts of Poland, on transferring their savings, on fights among Bulgarian garden workers in Czechoslovakia, other matters. /some documents in German/ 1939, 1940 File 1629: Correspondence with the BL in Berlin, the Bulgarian consulate in Germany, municipalities, and others on tracing and gathering information on Bulgarian construction workers in Germany working at the firm "Hermann Goering" in Linz, other matters /some documents in German/ 1939, 1940 File 1630: Correspondence with the BL in Berlin on settling the estate of the Bulgarian citizen Aleksander Khakanov Pinkov, who died in Germany. 1939 File 1631: Correspondence with the BL in Berlin on tracing the heirs of Kostanitsa P. Kisimova, who died in Sofia, the wife of Dobri Voynikov. 1939 File 1632: Letter from the Export Institute on trade relations between Germany and Yugoslavia. 1939 File 1633: Reports from the trade counselor in Athens on the trade and economic situation in Greece. 1939 File 1634: Letters from the BL in Athens, the Export Institute and to the MTPT on the clearing agreement between Greece and Germany. 1939 File 1635: Letters from the Bulgarian National Bank and copies of letters of the Bulgarian National Bank to the Danish Legation in Sofia on extending the clearing agreement concluded between the Bank and the Danish National Bank. /some documents in French/ 1939 File 1636: Reports from the Bulgarian Consulate General in Copenhagen on trade relations between Denmark and Bulgaria. /documents in French/ 1939 File 1637: Reports from the trade counselor in Alexandria on trade relations between Egypt and Bulgaria and other countries. 1939 Rg-46.041M 4 Fond 176. Bulgaria http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-46.041M File 1638: Correspondence with the BL in Cairo, the capital municipality and others on the procurement of the inheritance of the ballerina Rayna Georgieva Kalcheva, a Bulgarian citizen who died in the Khartoum, Sudan. /some documents in French/ 1939 Reel 4: File 1639-1651 No. 1639: Reports from the BL in Cairo and the trade counselor in Alexandria and others on the trade and economic situation in Egypt. 1939 1640: Letters from
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    THESSALONIKI AND THE BULGARIANS: HISTORY, MEMORY, PRESENT This volume is the outcome of the project “Thessaloniki and the Bulgarians: the Bulgarian Ministry of Education and Science (Contract No. DN 10/13 History,of 17.12.2016), Memory, made Present”, through supported the joint by efforts the Scientific of the Institute Research of Fund Balkan at Studies & Centre of Thracology, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, and Archives State Agency (Supplementary Agreement No. 1 of 31.03.2017). All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means whatsoever without the prior explicit consent of the compilers and the publisher. © Institute of Balkan Studies & Centre of Thracology, BAS © Archives State Agency ©Doncheva, Yura Konstantinova Ivaylo Nachev, (Editor), Malamir Nadia Spasov Danova, Raï�a Zaï�mova, Roumiana Preshlenova, Tina Georgieva, Yordan Zhelev, Elmira Vassileva, Gergana ISBN 978-619-00-0761-6 (CSA, f. 719K, inv. 5) Cover: Bulgarian emigrants from Thessaloniki after the First World War Institute of Balkan Studies & Centre of Thracology, BAS Archives State Agency THESSALONIKI AND THE BULGARIANS: HISTORY, MEMORY, PRESENT Documents Sofia, 2018 The documents included in this volume were provided by: Central State Archives (CSA) National Museum of Military History (NMMH) Ecclesiastical Historical and Archival Institute of the Patriarchate of Bulgaria (EHAI) Historical Archives of Macedonia (HAM), Thessaloniki The“SS. CyrilAmerican and Methodius” Farm School National Archives, Library Thessaloniki