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Ministry of the Interior
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Ministry of Defense. Fond: General Headquarters
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Selected Records from the Romanian Information Service, 1936-1948 (1970)
138 -- 247
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Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) records
25.008
"Viata Evreilor din Ducuresti," by Eliza Campus
248 -- 251
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The Mefkure Tragedy: An Inquiry into the Slayer's Identity
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GENERAL INSPECTORATE OF THE ROMANIAN GENDARMERIE
254 -- 262
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Records Related to the Forced Labor of the Romanian Jews, 1942-1943
263 -- 292
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Presidency of the Council of Ministers of Romania, 1940-1944
293 -- 362
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Presidency of the council of Ministers (PCM): Cabinet Militar records, 1940-1944
CC.RCP (Central Committee of the Romanian Communist Party): Records from the Chancellery, the economic section, and the foreign relations section, 1948-1958
363 -- 376
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Centrala Evreilor (CER) [Jewish Central Office]
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Selected Records of the Cluj Branch of the Romanian National Archives. 1934-1952. People’s Tribunal Cluj
398 -- 404
25.018
Survey of attitudes among Romanian students regarding the Holocaust, 2002
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Selected Records Realeted to Bessarabia and Bukovina from the Romanian National Archives, 1924-1961 (bulk 1933-1945)
406 -- 411
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Selected Records Relating to the Holocaust in Romania, 1941-2002
412 -- 446
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Romanian Ministry of Justice, 1940-1944 ( selected records )
447 -- 448
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Romanian Ministry of Interior, 1910-1957 ( selected records )
449 -- 453
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Romanian Ministry of Work, Health, and Social Protection – Central Office of Romanianization (Aryanization), 1939-1944 ( selected records )
454 -- 475
25.025
Selected Records from the Collections of the Vaslui Branch of the Romanian National Archive, 1940-1953
476 -- 484
25.026
Selected Records from the Collections of the Timiş Branch of the Romanian National Archive 1940-1953
485 -- 503
25.027
Selected records from Sabin Manuila collection
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Selected Records from Collections of the Mureş Branch of the Romanian National Archives, 1933-1950
505 -- 522
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General Directorate of Passports Office Records, 1939-1944
523 -- 526
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Stalinist Trials of Romanian Zionists, 1946-1956 (bulk 1951-1952)
527 -- 538
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Ministry of War- Council of Ministers
25.039
Ministerul Economiei Naţionale, 1900 -1952 ( selected records )
540 -- 569
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Bacău branch of the Romanian National Archives, 1921-1953
570 -- 599
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Selected Records from the Prefecture of the Capital ( Bucharest )
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Presidency of the Council of Ministers, Special Information Service [Serviciul Special de Informaţii] of Romania, 1920-1949
601 -- 610
31.006
Fond “Government of the Province of Bukovina”
611 -- 628
54.001
Selected Records from the National Archives of Moldova, 1941-1944
629 -- 640
Selected Records from the Romanian Information Service, 1936-1984
641 -- 646
1993.A.0018
RG 25.002 Selected Records Related to Bessarabia and Bukovina from the Romanian National
Archives, 1924-1961 (bulk 1933-1945).
Extent: 65 reels, 35 mm.
Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the collection from the Romanian National Archives
Organization and arrangement:
Language:
Preferred citation:
Scope and content note: .
Inventory:
Ministry of the Interior
Reel # 1
File # 178/40
Police Bureau Botoşani. Reports of military personnel regarding their retreat from Bessarabia in June 1940. Frame of
mind of the Jewish population. 15 pages.
File# 591/40
Cabinet of Secretary General. Confirmations by districts regarding the removal of personnel of Jewish origin from public
institutions. July 1940, 82 pages.
File# 592/40
Local Administration. Districts reporting on Jews converted to Christianity and Romanians married to Jewish women still
in office. July 1940. 70 pages.
File# 593/40
Local Administration. Districts reporting the absence of personnel of Jewish origin in their governmental and local offices.
(NT. The one left was a street sweeper)
File# 710/40
Administrative Directorship. Establishing the “Blood Purity”. of public servants. Oct- Nov 1940.143 pages.
File# 881/40
Administrative Directorship. Lists of Jews removed from public services in governmental and public services.
December 1940. 74 pages
File# 13/41
General Directorship of State Archives .Requests for repatriation of Romanian relatives from Bessarabia: petitions from
relatives and official correspondence. 1941. 681 pages.
Reel # 2
File # 15/41
Bureau of Study, Documentation and Statistics. Various orders and reports related to the evacuation of the Jewish
population from towns and villages in district Bacău. Ordinances in various cities in Moldova. 1941. 14 pages
RG 25.002 Selected Records Related to Bessarabia and Bukovina from the Romanian
National Archives, 1924-1961
File# 36/41
Commandment of M U. A number of persons, including Jews arrested as suspicious for collaboration with the Soviets
during the occupation. (July 1,1941). Organization of detention camps for Jews in Bessarabia. 1941. 16 pages.
File# 68a/33/41
Administrative Directorships. Decisions on revision and post-registration in citizens Lists. 1941. 8 pages
File# 479/41
General Secretary. Political internees in Tg. Jiu by affiliation, culpability, gender and nationality.
Reports from districts on internees and hostages in their territory.
Situation of Jews in ghettos in Bessarabia.
Situation of camps and internees in Bucovina, 1941.
Complaints on encroachments and criminal activity of legionnaires in various localities. 1941. 166 pages.
File# 480/41
File# 481/41
Cabinet. Reports on number of fit-bodied Jews in various districts. Decree for forced labor of Jews ages 20 – 50.
Distribution of manpower on railroad work.
Creation of a new internment camp in Tărgovişte for the overflow from Tg.
.
Requests from internees for release from camp.
Dr.W. Filderman asks for reprieve of the Jews in labor camps.
237 pages. 1941.
File# 482/41
File#485/41
File# 486
File#497/41
File#501/41
File# 513/41
File# 514/41
Cabinet. Travel restrictions for Jews. Local and state authorities fighting to obtain real estate and other valuables
expropriated from Jews. Travel in foreign countries.
The committee ”Alya” for emigration to Palestine. Situation of foreign citizens of Jewish origin. 1941. 93 pages.
Cabinet. Special correspondence, unclassified. Situation of mixed marriages.1941. 4 pages.
Request for exemption from labor camp.1941. 3 pages
Various correspondence, unclassified. 1941-42. 8 pages.
Various correspondence, unclassified. 1941-42. 1 page.
Investigation of legionnaire activity after the rebeliune.
Feb – Mar.1941. 4 pages
Personal requests. 1941, 1943. 4 pages
Reel # 3
File # 544/41
Secretary General. Orders regarding Jews and Jews with mixed marriages working in governmental industrial
enterprises.
Complaints with anti-Semitic character against the Jewish urban population. Directives regarding the transfer of Jewish
belongings.
Jews working in the Filderman Enterprises.
RG 25.002 Selected Records Related to Bessarabia and Bukovina from the Romanian
National Archives, 1924-1961
File# 545/41
File# 69/41
Evacuation of Jews from rural localities. No material retribution for them. Travel authorizations for Jews. Communal work
for Jews. Limitation of professional activity for Jews.
Distribution of real estate confiscated from the Jews in various localities. 1940-41. 376 pages.
The schools of the Jewish communities request approval for students to travel from their home. Requests for Jews to be
allowed to move to other localities.
Dispositions for the transfer of money and drugs to the deportees in Transnistria. 1941. 119 pages.
Requests from Jews for change of residence for various reasons.1941. 411 pages.
Reel # 4
File #69/33
File# 69 (?)
File# 38/8
General Administration. Requests from Jews for change of residence for various reasons.
Rosenblatt Rubin Wolf is sent to Transnistria where his parents are, at his own request. Traveling papers for Jews.
1942. 193 pages.
Various applications from Jews: repatriation of Jews from Transnistria; travel authorizations; change of residence; moving
to Bucharest, revocation of citizenship.
Malicious denunciations against Jews in Transilvania.
1942.
540 pages.
General Direction of Police. Cases of deportation to Transnistria and of illegal travel
of Jews. Denunciations of Jews for communist propaganda. 1942, 65 pages.
Reel # 5
File # 12/42
District Office for Jews, Cernăuţi. Declarations of data on Jewish families.1942. 87 pages
File# 24/I
Inspectorate General of the Gendarmerie .Informative synthesis of various problems in Transnistria, such as: the
communist underground; war prisoners; the strangers and the Jews in the region; firearms. Detailed analysis on every
subject. Lists with number of Jews in every district and locality. Misdeeds of local authorities. Atrocities committed
against the deportees on their way to assigned localities. Situation of the German and Moldavian population, the religious
sects and the prisoners.
Report of informative activity by the Gendarmerie units, by districts and localities. Detailed reports on Moghilev,
Berezovka, The typhoid epidemic in the population and among the military. January-March 1942. 81 pages,
File# 24/II
Inspectorate General of the Gendarmerie. Massacres of thousands of Jews from camps by German Police troops in the
district Berezovka in March 1942. Their goods were distributed to the local German population and the corpses were
incinerated.
Deportees from Bucovina bribe authorities in Moghilev in order to obtain means of transportation to their destined
locations.
Illicit transfer of money by military personnel in Moghilev.
Nov.1941- April 1942. 46 pages.
File# 221/42
Administrative Directorship. Correspondence related to the
RG 25.002 Selected Records Related to Bessarabia and Bukovina from the Romanian
National Archives, 1924-1961
(69/21?)
Jewish problem. Requests for internal travel for business interests or medical emergencies. Forced labor of Jews. District
Galaţi.1942-1943. 313 pages pages.
File# 69/49
Reel # 6
File# 283/42.I
File# 283/42/II
File# 38/sp
Administrative Directorship. Correspondence related to the Jewish problem. Requests for internal travel on business or
medical emergencies and for change of residence.
Districts Roman and Vaslui.1942-1943. 450 pages.
Requests from Jews in Moldova (Botoşani, Dorohoi) for repatriation of relatives from Transnistria. 7 pages.
Requests from Jews in Moldova (Botoşani, Dorohoi) for repatriation of relatives from Transnistria. 7 pages.
Forced labor camps, hostages and orders relative to the Jews. 1942. 6 pages.
File# 400/42
Inspectorate General of the Gendarmerie. Illicit travel or change of residence. 2 pages, 1942.
File# 38/24
Administrative Directorate. Correspondence with General Directorate of Police. Illicit transfer of mail and money to
Transnistria. A Jew from Dorohoi requests to be repatriated from Transnistria.1942. 6 pages.
File# 31/43
Inspectorate general of the Gendarmerie. Anti-Semitic manifestations among high school legionnaire students. 1943. 3
pages.
File# 34/43
Inspectorate general of the Gendarmerie. A converted Russian Jew is arrested in Cetatea Albă. Jews arrested for
trespassing from Hungary. Treatment of Jews prisoners of war. List of 16 Jews deported to Wapniarka. List of 72 Jews in
transit from Hungary (2 adults) en route to Palestine. 22 Jews prisoners of war, originally from Bucovina, are working in
coal mines. They are suspected of communist activity. Jews with suspicious travel authorizations.
The Railroad directorate has over 300 Jewish engineers. 1942-43. 35 pages.
File# 34/43/II
Inspectorate general of the Gendarmerie. Removal of Jews from jobs in industry. Jews in Moghilev: suspected to
collaborate with the Soviets; illicit correspondence with Romania. Jews working in various industries. 1943.
21 pages.
File# 51/43
Police Directorate. Situation of Jews in the camp Wapniarka. Creation of an association to protect the lives of Romanian
Jews in Europe, deported by the Germans and the Hungarians. Application for the official recognition of the association
Agudat Israel.
1943-45. 46 pages.
File# 104/40/I
Ministry of Justice, the Judiciary. The Jewish problem in Romania. October 1940. Study containing an analysis of the
population by nationalities, evolution, professions, with a detailed presentation of the Jewish population. Data reporting
from 1912 to present. Analysis and comments by members of the Romanian Academy of Arts and Sciences. The Sephardic
Jews of Spanish origin. Discussion if the Karaim should be considered Jews. Jewish lawyers who were decorated for acts
of heroism request to be allowed to exercise their profession. Iancu Zaharia, journalist objects on
RG 25.002 Selected Records Related to Bessarabia and Bukovina from the Romanian
National Archives, 1924-1961
File# 104-40-II
the law regarding the juridical status of the Jews in Romania. Similar complaints from Jews in various professions.
1940. 64 pages.
Ministry of Justice, the Judiciary: The Ministry of Agriculture has the preemptive right to acquire Jewish real estate.
Intervention of Swiss diplomats in favor of Romanian Jews living in Switzerland, because they do not make racial
distinctions. Plea of Jews converted to Christianity to be exempted from the anti Jewish legislation. Mixed marriages.
1940. 59 pages.
File# 29/41
File# 109/41
File# 114/41
File# 115/41
File# 124-41
File# 140-41
Ministry of Justice, the Judiciary. Handwritten petition of Herman Schreintz for revision of his conviction. July 23, 1941. 1
page.
Recognition of citizenship. 1941. 7 pages.
The need for a uniform procedure for recognition of citizenship. The Jewish problem in Romania - extensive study. 1941.
34 pages.
Ministry of Justice, the Judiciary. Decree for the administration of goods in Romania, owned by physical and moral
persons living in the evacuated territories of Bessarabia and the Northern Bucovina. 1941, 13 pages
Camp for communists erected in Constanţa. Complaints of Jewish businesspeople in Slatina-Olt and other places related
to activity of the legionnaires. 1941. 47 pages.
File# 5/42/I
File# 5-42/II
Ministry of Justice, the Judiciary. Decree regarding modifications of the juridical status of Jewish inhabitants in Romania.
1941. 10 pages.
Complaints of damaging and stealing Jewish goods in Vaslui. 3 pages
Romanian civil servants arrested for asking bribes from Jewish businesses. 1942. 4 pages.
File# 12/42
File# 93/42
File# 110/42
Ministry of Justice, the Judiciary. Correspondence with Transnistria. 1942. 1 page.
National Center of Romanization. Request to report procedural disorders. 1942. 15 pages.
Revision of citizenships. Jews. 1942. 33 pages.
File# 116/42
Ministry of Justice, the Judiciary. Documents related to the emigration of the Jews to Palestine. Jews converting to
Catholicism. Interdiction for religious conversion of the Jews. Lists of Jews deported from Câmpulung who deposited
money at conversion rate. Definitions of who is a Jew and special privileges accorded to some. Situation of the Jews from
the Dobrudja. 1942. 44 pages.
File# 126/42
Ministry of Justice. Craiova. Police Inspectorate. A Jew is sued for contravening to the order of donating clothing. 1942. 2
pages.
File# 128/42
Ministry of Justice, the Judiciary. Legal problems related to the nationalization of Jewish properties. 1942. 32 pages.
File# 183/42
Ministerial Council. Dispositions regarding the deportation to the Bug of Jews together with their families for committing
commercial infractions. 5 pages.
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National Archives, 1924-1961
File# 186/42
File# 111-43
File# 121/43
Ministry of Justice, the Judiciary. Legal problems related to the Jews in Dobrogea. 1942. 2 pages.
Ministry of Justice, the Judiciary. Strict control of all the enterprises, specifically under Jewish ownership and to
establish the volume and items they are producing. Informatory note regarding Conrad Flavian, who left the country in
1939 and owns a mansion in Bucharest.
1943.
60 pages.
Reel # 7
Ministry of Justice, the Judiciary. Transfer of Jewish fortunes
in the patrimony of the State ( real estate, commercial enterprises). List of judicial suits issuing from this transfer
between May and December 1942 and May 1942 and January 1943 at two panels of judges. Comments on the reports.
File# 102/44
File# 108/44
File# 110/44
File# 114/44
File# 176/41
179/41
213/41
File# 260
Situation of Jews with other citizenship. Situation in Bucovina. The activity of the CNR (Centrul National de Romanizare).
1043. 184 pages.
Ministry of Justice. Documents regarding a massacre of 130 Jews in the town of Sărmaş, District Cluj, by the retreating
Hungaro-German troops.
Special laws regarding the Jews. Mixed marriages. Conversion to Christianity.
Travel permits for Jews who must
be present in trials.1944. 127 pages.
Ministry of Justice. The Judiciary. Reevaluation of the legionnaires, with the participation of delegates from various
political parties. Arrests will be made upon recommendation by the Commission. Conditional release from jail of the
legionnaires who participated in the Rebeliune in 1941.
39 pages.
Status of Jews having alien citizenship. Remuneration for Jewish goods nationalized in Bessarabia and Bucovina. Real
estate of Jews evacuated from villages and small towns. 1944. 6 pages.
Regain of lost citizenship by Romanians from the occupied territories. Documents by 1941 - 1944. 37 pages.
State Archives. General Management. Dr. S. Manuila, the
Director of the Institute of Statistics regarding the census of
population in 1941and problems related to population politics. 1941. 6 pages.
Ministerial Council. Secretarial service. Numeric and nominal lists of Jews foreign born. 1941. 69 pages.
File# 290
Ministerial Council. Departmental relations. Numerical situation of foreign born Jews in Romania and the resolution by Ion
Antonescu with regard to the means to act against them.
Report on the numerical evolution of the Jewish population between 1930-1942. Detailed data and breakdown by provinces,
occupation, age, wealth etc. Distribution of the Jewish population by provinces, districts, cities.
Lists of Jews who came to Romania after 1914.
1942-1943. 27 pages.
RG 25.002 Selected Records Related to Bessarabia and Bukovina from the Romanian
National Archives, 1924-1961
File# 295
Restrictions in the supply of food to the Jews in Moldova and the organization of the snow cleaning by the Jews in the
capital city. 1943-1943. 29 pages.
File# 301
Ministerial Council. Secretarial Service. Draft- law regarding the Jewish emigration from Romania. Connotations by
Antonescu and Radu Lecca. Creation of a Commission and operating procedures.1942-1943. 35 pages.
File# 338
Ministerial Council. Departmental relations. Proposals for Systems of identification and identity documents for the
population. Historical facts and some absurd ideas by Antonescu, like inclusion of medical data etc. 1943. 36 pages.
File# 347
Ministerial Council. Secretarial service. Correspondence on the request of journalist, H. St. Streitman, to be excepted from
the regime imposed on the Jews. July 1943. 5 pages.
Directives by the ministries of Labor and of Justice with regard to the organization and activity of the General Commissary
for Jewish problems. 1943. 10 pages.
File# 361
File# 394
File# 401
Ministerial Council. Departmental relations. Monthly Reports on carrying out the orders of the Council, in regard to: the
Jewish problem, achievements in maintenance and public order, sanitary control. 1943-1944. 15 pages.
Creation of the Office of Jewish emigration and approvals for the transport of the Jewish emigrants. Approval for use of
Bulgarian, Greek and Turkish ships. Due to illicit acceptance of passengers for high sums of money, every emigrant
File# 421
passenger will have to be approved by the Office of Jewish Emigration. Mr. Zissu expresses his satisfaction for the activity
of the commission and the gesture of sending off, without pay, the children saved from Transnistria. Various administrative
and organizational problems of the transports of émigrés. 1043-1944. 71 pages.
Ministerial Council. Departmental relations. Situation of the Jews in Romania. The problem of bringing back the deported
Jews from Transnistria. Acute need for all kind of craftspeople. The Centrala Evreilor requests that the Jews from Dorohoi
home from deportation, be allowed to settle also in other places of their convenience. Return of some 4,000 orphans from
Transnistria. List of cities where these orphans will be settled. A letter by the Swiss representative of the International Red
Cross mentions the districts with the number of orphans to be taken out from Transnistria. Reorganization of the evidence
and the status of Jewish craftsmen and professionals. Jewish men and women between the ages 15 to 55 must participate
in voluntary labor of military interest and in hospitals. Allocation of alimentary products and other items like medications,
used clothing , house wares, coal, lumber and other industrial products to the Jews in Transnistria. Interventions by
Messrs Filderman, Lupu, Maniu etc in favor of the Jews from Cernăuti. Documents and reports related to the return of the
deported Jews from Transnistria.
Correspondence related to the slaying of Dan Lazarovici by the Siguranţa.
The activity of the Jews at the Institute of Statistics.
At the intervention of the Jewish Community in Timisoara, a number of 7,000 Jews from Hungary and Ardeal, in the
German work camp at the coal mines in Bor, Jugoslavia are allowed to cross the border into Romania. They were at risk to
be murdered by the Germans.
On October 6, 1944 the General Jewish Council requests to abrogate the forced labor and to reintegrate the Jews into the
army. 1944. 185 pages
RG 25.002 Selected Records Related to Bessarabia and Bukovina from the Romanian
National Archives, 1924-1961
Reel # 8
File# 422
Ministerial Council. Departmental relations. Petitions of the Zionist Organization for organizing the emigration of the
Jews. Emigration of 2,000 Jews from Cernăuţi. Travel with Romanian vessels to Istanbul. Mr. Dan Brǎtianu will
accompany the orphan children on their travel to Istanbul. Enumeration of all the vessels that will leave Romania with
Jewish emigrants. Responsibility for the emigration was given to the Red Cross.
In September 1944, the Romanian Zionist Organization and the office of Emigration petition the new regime for the renewal
of the emigration of the Jews to Palestine. The Red
Cross will maintain the responsibility for the emigration.
1944 . 95 pages.
File# 424
Ministerial Council. Departmental relations. Status of the funds obtained from the Jews as payment for the licenses of
exemption from forced labor for 1944. 7 pages.
File# 428
Ministerial Council. Departmental relations. Ordinance for organization of the repressive justice in Transnistria and lists
of convicts by the martial courts of Odessa and Tiraspol.
1944.
15 pages.
File# 526
Ministerial Council. Departmental relations. Correspondence regarding the restitution of confiscated Jewish property
and recuperation of pecuniary values to Jews deported and returned from Transnistria. 1944.
8 pages.
File# 540
Ministerial Council. Secretariat. Memorandum of the Jewish Party of Romania for postponement of the mobilization of the
Jews. November 1944. 4 pages.
File# 955/40
File# 1391/41
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1400/ 41
1404/41
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1411/41
1414/41
Order of expulsion and nominal lists of Jewish professors and auxiliary personnel from University Medical Schools.
1940. 4 pages.
Ministry of National education. Teaching and teachers in
Jewish schools. Some Jewish schools are occupied by
refugees from Besarabia and the Northern Bucovina.
Accreditation of Jewish teachers.
The Jewish superior school Onescu. Curriculum. List of
students in various faculties. 1940 – 1941. 318 pages.
Reel # 9
File# 1/39
5/39
Regional Police inspectorate Alba Iulia. Documents recorded
in the office of the inspectorate. Private eye information on Jews in the district, insinuations, Zionist activity. Propaganda among
Jewish youth for clandestine emigration to Palestine. Documents in Hungarian. Jewish Masonic lodges. 1939.
93 pages.
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National Archives, 1924-1961
File# 10/39
File# 1/40
File# 5/40
6/40
File# 2/40
26/40
File# 8/41
11/41
File# 1/42
1/43
4/44
11/44
38/39
4/40
46/40
Regional Police inspectorate Alba Iulia. Information of military nature. Use of called up to the military of Saxon origin on
Jewish estates. 1939. 4 Pages.
Confidential information about the relations between the German and the Jewish population. 1940. 1 page.
Regional Police inspectorate Alba Iulia. The Magyar
problem. In relation to the occupation of Bessarabia and Bucovina, the Magyar soldiers in the Romanian army show a
chauvinistic attitude both against the Jews by provoking and physically harming then and toward the Romanians in the
hope that soon Romania will give up another part of their land to Hungary. The Hungarian revisionist movement.
1940. 5 pages.
Prefectura Alba. Cabinet. Circular orders from the Police
General Directorate on severe rules regarding the collection of money by the Jewish Zionist movement. 1940. 13 pages.
Prefectura Alba. Cabinet. Dismissal of Jews or persons
related to Jews from all governmental offices and services. Forced Labor for Jews. 1941. 5 pages.
Prefectura Alba. Cabinet. Cases of revolt of Romanians
against the Jewish element all over de country and
especially in Moldova and Bucovina.
Initiation of forced labor of the Jews. Requests for Jewish labor. Creation of camps for the Jews. Interdiction of changing
residence for Jews. (1943)
Prefectura Arad. The workers movement and the Zionist
activity in the district Arad. Jewish and Hungarian businesses.
Camps for Jewish hostages. Financial situation of the Jews. 87 pages.
(Also included Files #: 150/41, 72/42, 54/44, 56/44, 145/40,144/40, 149/40, 34/42, 5930/44
File# 2/41
Prefectura Bacău. Nominal list of Jews in Moinesti. Various edicts regarding the Jews. Nominal list of Jewish males ages
18 – 60 in the city of Bacău. Forced labor of Jews. Businesses and enterprises requests for exemption from forced labor.
1939- 1944. 792 pages.
.
(Also included:Files# 13/42, 10/43, 47/41, 48/41, 50/41)
Reel # 10
(Note: The reel starts as Rola # 1 with Files # 170 and
# 573. It follows now a new begin marked Rola # 4)
File# 170/41
District Brăila. Prefect’s Office. Correspondence regarding the Jews. 1941. 3 pages
File# 573/41
Bucureşti Police Prefecture. Orders and dispositions for mobilization of Jews to be sent in labor camps. 3 pages.
File# 42/41
District Brăila. Prefect’s Office. Documents related to forced labor of Jews. 1 page
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National Archives, 1924-1961
File# 170/41
Prefect’s Office. Coded wires regarding the Jews. Order from Antonescu: all able-bodied Jews, ages 18-60 from the
villages between the rivers Siret and Pruth, to be evacuated to the camps. In Tg. Jiu. Visits to the labor camps.
1941. 74 pages.
File# 2/42
District Brăila. Prefect’s Office. Ordinances, notifications,
44/42
File# 115/42
publications, annulments and various orders.
List of Jewish writers whose publications are barred from sale. Organization and control of the Jews in labor camps and
labor crews. 1942. 330 pages.
Prefect’s Office. Evacuation of the Jews and organizing them in work brigades. 1942. 1 page.
File# 43/42
File# 45/42
File# 46/42
File# 26/40
File# 95/40
Inspectorate General of the Gendarmerie Bucureşti. The hunt after spies; fraudulent crossing of the frontier into
Hungary; situation of the Greek nationals; Macedonian colonists in the Romanian army; activity of the Magyar office of
information and espionage; tracking the legionnaire activity; tracking or the Russian prisoners deserters; the problem of
the Gypsies.
Nominal list of Jews left on the territory of the Inspectorates Bucharest, Dămboviţa, Prahova .
1942. 16 pages.
Pursuit of the legionnaire movement; organization of the Service of Information; verification of the camouflage on the
territory of each unit; tracking the spies from abroad; confiscation of radio receivers from mixed marriages; refugees
from the Northern Ardeal or from the Southern Dobrogea. 1942. 3 pages.
Procedural instructions for convicted legionnaires and for informative activity; registration of the Gypsies to be deported
to Transnistria; list of enterprises with apprentices.
Procedures for various categories of prisoners of war.
1942. 4 pages.
Circular orders by the General Staff in regard to alien subjects, regime of operation of businesses, the refugees from
Bessarabia and from Bucovina, the communist and the legionnaire movements. 1940. 2 pages.
Police Prefecture Bucureşti. The council of Food Supply. Jews are barred from this sector of the economy. They are also
excluded from the entertainment industry. 1940.
7 pages.
File# 264/40
File# 346/40
File# 228/40
File# 229/41
Jews born in the territory lost to Hungary. Hunting various suspicious individuals. The propaganda of the communist
party in industrial enterprises. 1940. 73 pages.
Voluntary subscriptions for the endowment of the Armed Forces. Radio receivers are confiscated from the Jews.1940 2
pages.
Police Prefecture Bucureşti. Police precinct # 15. Nominal tables of Jewish males 18 to 60 years of age. 1940.
71 pages.
Lists of stores devastated by the legionnaires during the “Rebeliune” January 22-23 1941. 16 pages.
File# 272/41
Police Prefecture Bucureşti. Police precinct #21. Jews that moved to Bucureşti after June 15. Jewish stores selling
radio receivers. Jewish stores adopting non-Jewish names.1941. 17 pages.
File# 573/41
Police Prefecture Bucureşti. Police precinct # 15. Jews to be sent to labor camps. Related orders and dispositions. 1941.
40 pages.
File# 593/41
Police Prefecture Bucureşti. Police precinct # 19. List of Jewish stores and homes devastated during the “rebeliune”. List
of refugees from Ardeal. 1941. 7 pages.
File# 32/42
Regional Police Inspectorate Bucureşti. Jews: verification of documents, their situation in the industry, conversion to
other religions. Situation of the Jews from Ardeal and Banat.
1942 1 page.
Idem Vol. 2. 1942. 2 pages.
File# 33/42
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Police Prefecture Bucureşti. Police precinct # 5. Jews who eluded their labor obligation will be deported to Transnistria
together with their families. Orders and dispositions. 1942. 17 pages.
File# 577/42
Police Prefecture Bucureşti. Police precinct # 15. Documents, lists of Jews to be deported to Transnistria. Included are
also persons who applied for Soviet citizenship and repatriation to the Soviet Union. 1942. 7 pages.
Discussions at the Council of Internal Order. Excerpt: Population overflow in Bucureşti; circulation of false identity cards;
bringing back from Transnistria of the Jews from Bessarabia and Bucovina; 1943. 3 pages.
File# 17/43
File# 476/43-44
Police Prefecture Bucureşti. Directorate of the Siguranţa. Instructions for obligation and verification of documents of
Jews. 1944. 2 pages.
File# ?????
Gendarmerie Inspectorate Timişoara. Informations from Jugoslavia. April 1941. How the Jews are treated there.
1 page.
File# 110
Penitentiary Caransebeş. List of Jews prisoners. 1942.
4 pages.
File# 35/42
Inspectorate of Labor Constanţa. Request for extension of visa. 1942. 2 pages.
File# 26/40-41
Court of Appeals Constanţa. Prosecutor’s Office. Confidential correspondence with the Ministry of Justice. List of transfer
of commercial units owned by Jews. Problem of internees in the camp Anadolochioi. Request for the internment of a Jew
communist. 1940. 9 pages.
Jews involved in bribery of the Police authorities.
1941. 3 pages
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Secret dealings. State Security. (Note: The text starts with page #8) Events that took place in various localities like
looting of Jewish stores, lack of corn in some localities in Moldova, Magyar chauvinist propaganda by members of the
clergy in Ardeal. Situation of the economy. 1941. 3 pages
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Reports and correspondence Re. public order and the mood of the population. (Note: The text starts with page #4)
Situation of Jews in Chişinău and Cernănuţi and in the detention camps there. Atmosphere and dealings in the camps.
1941. 3 pages.
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Weekly reports and correspondence on State security
Damaging influence of the contact between the Jews in Cernăuţi and the peasants coming in town. Peasants from various
districts do complain about lack of basic foods and difficult situation. In Banat and Ardeal hostile Hungarian population.
Legionnaires in Bălţi. 1942. 2 pages.
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National Archives, 1924-1961
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F.A.S. Constanta. Harbor Master’s Office. Relations with the workmen in the harbor; German espionage; The transport of
Jews. The vessel Tiger Hill with 750 Jews aboard. 1939.
3 pages
Transport of emigrants: Turks, Bulgars, Jews. List of vessels that left the port in 1940 and 1941 with emigrants aboard.
Same for vessels between 1935-1941. The last on the list is the “Struma” on December 12, 1941.7 pages.
Transports of Jewish emigrants. Details on the vessel Selahatin with 529 Jewish emigrants aboard.
File# ?????
Gendarmerie Inspectorate Bucharest. Gendarmerie Legion Dămboviţa. Report on a labor camp for Jews in the town
Tărgovişte. 1941. 1 page.
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Consulate of Portugal in Galaţi. Intervention for Portugese Jews to be allowed to unite with their families. 1941. 2 pages
Intervention and formalities for repatriation of Rubin Stein, a Portugese citizen. 1944. 6 pages.
Formalities regarding passports and visas for Portugese citizens living in Romania. 1940. 6 pages.
File# 9/39
F.A.S. Galaţi. Royal Residence of the Lower-Danube Region. The Gendarmerie Legion in Tecuci reports on an action by the
Jews of collecting money in various ways and sending it to Palestine. 1939. 1 page
Applications, certificates and authorizations for people requesting to sell real estate to a Jew who is a farmer and is
presently mobilized in the army. 1939. 17 pages.
Request by R. Zaft to open a travel agency for emigration of Jews who lost their citizenship, is disproved because of the
personality of the founder and working outside the Zionist movement. 1939. 5 pages.
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File# 1
Administrative Directorate. Inspectorate general Administrative Galati. Memoranda and documents from the Ministry of
the Interior. Creation of the labor camps and colonies for the Jews. Ordinances by the City Hall Galaţi. 1942. 5 pages.
File# 4b
Inspectorate general Administrative Galaţi. Decrees regarding the monetary redeeming of various obligations of the
Jews.1943. 2 pages.
Communal shops. Reports from several districts. Jewish employees. Romanization of the commerce and the industry.
Forced labor of the Jews: rules, regulations and punishment of infractions. Zones of interdiction for settling of Jews. 1943.
19 pages.
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File# 14/42
Gendarmerie Legion District Gorj. List of Jews communists or sympathizers evacuated to Transnistria from the camp in
Tg. Jiu. 414 persons. 1942. 37 pages.
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File# 20/43
Prefecture district Bacău. Report on inspections of construction work in several villages. Orders and instructions for
Jews in the labor force. Nominal list of Jews the forced labor unit of the district. 1943. 100 pages.
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Evacuation of the Jews from villages and small towns. 1943. 2 pages.
Local newspaper requests to keep specialized Jewish personnel at work. 1944. 1 page.
Correspondence enterprises Filderman. 1944. 3 pages.
Prefecture District Brăila. Censoring of movies, plays, newspapers etc. List of Jewish musicians and artists. 1940. 22
pages.
Petitions from Jewish owners of various commercial institutions and enterprises and their employees to be exempt from
labor, rejected. 1941. 454 pages.
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Lower Danube Region. Prefecture District Putna. Report on administrative problems
and proposals in various units in the district. 1940. 69 pages.
Miscellaneous: Administrative problems related to employees. Jewish schools to be used for quartering of German
troops.
Leaders of the Jewish communities allowed to circulate free in order to raise money for the State loan. 1941. 9 pages.
Strict confidential Correspondence . Establishment of quarters the Jews must live in. The commemoration of the
“Rebeliune” 1941-1942. 13 pages.
Strict confidential Correspondence. Ordinance with
restrictions for the Jews. Jews in a work camp are caught making a sketch of the village outlay. 1943. 3 pages.
Evacuation of the Jews from the towns. Lists of Jews in various towns.1943. 423 pages.
Reel # 13
File# 73/41(?)
Directorate General of the Police. Police Precinct Hunedoara. History of the Jewish movement in Hunedoara. Problems of
the Magyar minority in Petroşani. 1940-1941.
7 pages.
File# 34/43
Directorate General of the Police. Police Precinct Deva. Statistic of infringements of the law. 1941 (?) 6 pages.
File# 2/41
Prefectura Ialomiţa. Measures against military personnel and hoodlums who attack and rob Jews in the streets.
File# 378/41
Tribunal Mureş. Spielmann Moise and Biederman Samoila offense against the Hungarian state. (in Hungarian).
1941 – 1942. 144 pages.
File# ?????
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Directorate General of the Police.Police Station Ploieşti. Request by industry for exemption of Jews from forced labor.
Instructions for forced labor of Jews. 1940-41. 3 pages.
File# 55/40
Prefectura district Satu-Mare. Documentary on Romanian achievements between 1918-1940. 1 page.
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National Archives, 1924-1961
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Prefectura District Rădăuţi. Instructions for musical events and public musical entertainment. 1940-42. 2 pages.
Instructions for citizenship of Jews, their deportation and the propaganda they perpetrated. 1940. 1 page
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Census of people having Jewish blood. 1942. 1 page
File# 26/40
Prefectura Region Suceava. Lists of office workers, public notaries of Jewish origin in the district. Individual records of
notaries. Administrative and communal information. The refugees from the territories occupied by the Soviet Union. 1940
– 1943. 283 pages.
File# 61
Region Timiş. Police Inspectorate. 1939.( Hard to read). 1939. 2 pages.
File# 81
Police Inspectorate.Timisoara. Info on propaganda among Young Jews to emigrate clandestine to Palestine.
1939. 1 page.
List of Jews who entered the country between January 1920 and January 1924. 1939. 2 pages
Identification of individuals who spread rumors.1940.
2 pages.
Information regarding a subversive action of the Hungarian Jews in the Zionist organizations to drive a wedge in the
camaraderie between the Romanians and the Germans. 1940. 1 page.
Request to report the number of Jews who left for Bessarabia after its occupation by the Soviet Union and relinquished
their possessions to friends. 1940. 2 pages.
Order to stop the exodus of the Jewish rural population into town. 1940. 2 pages.
Misbehaving of German soldiers: firing guns at night, attacking Jews, etc. 1941. 2 pages.
Confiscation of radio receivers from the Jews. 1941. 3 pages
Annulment of all restrictions imposed on Jews for those with alien citizenship. 1941. 1 page.
Disbanding of the Federation of Jewish Communities and creation of the Central Office of the Jews in Romania.1942. 2
pages.
Order from Antonescu: All Jews active on the black market, traffic of foreign currency, bribing, economic, commercial
and industrial sabotage will be deported to camps in Transnistria. 1942. 1 page.
Young German hoodlums, after leaving a tavern did break windows in Jewish houses. 1943. 5 pages.
Rumors of deporting Jews from several cities to Transnistria over the Bug (i.e. German territory). 1942. 7 pages.
Restriction for Jews on procurement of daily food. 1943.
1 page.
Report on the situation in Lipova: public opinion, the Jews, acts of sabotage and profiteering. 1943. 1 page.
Several Jews are AWOL form the labor camp at the quary Sanovita. 1943. 1 page.
Lists of people under arrest. Reports from several police precincts. 1943. 3 pages.
List of Jews registered at the Population Offices in various cities between May – August 1941. 49 pages.
Investigation regarding the distribution of the confiscated radio transmitters from the Jews in Orşova. 1941. 4 pages.
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Restrictions imposed upon the Jews: closure of taverns, procurement of agricultural products and limitation of shopping
hours. 1943. 2 pages.
Effect of latest events upon the population: Swabs, Romanians Magyars and Jews. 1944. 1 page.
Gendarmerie Inspectorate Timişoara. Arrest of two Jews from Oradea who crossed illegally the frontier into Hungary.
1941. 1 page
Informative notes biased against the Jews. A Mrs. Gross from Timişoara has open and illicit relations with German and
Romanian officers in Băile Herculane.
A Jew is caught trying to cross the frontier to Hungary with over 2 kg of gold jewelry. Derogatory information on Jews
and suspicion of misdeeds. 1941. 16 pages.
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The German ethnic group in Timişoara is under observation. Denouncements against Jews in various localities under the
pretext of spreading communist propaganda. Radio receivers are confiscated from Romanians with Jewish wives. Jewish
businessmen under cover with Romanians are involved in fraudulent business transactions. 1942. 55pages.
Legion Gendarmes Timiş-Torontal. Jewish photographers restricted from access to military buildings. 1940. 1 page.
Information on a conference at the Jewish community.1939. 1 page.
Information on the general assembly of the Jewish National Union and of the Zionist Youth in Transilvania . 1949.
5 pages.
Information on activities in the Jewish Community. 1940.
1 page.
Directorate of the Commercial Marine. Harbor Master’s Office Sulina. Confidential orders for emigration of Jews.1940. 4
pages.
Report of vessels arriving with Jews from Germany. 1940. 12 pages.
Administrative Service Tulcea..Dismissal of personnel of Jewish origin or of mixed marriages. 1940. 1 page.
Payment of Jews for forced labor. 1941. 3 pages.
Technical Service. Complaints about bad behavior and refractory of the Jews at work.
Dispositions regarding the Jews at forced labor. Lists of Jews requested for the town and for municipal services. 1943. 6
pages.
Daily bread allowance and work executed by the Jews. 1943. 1 page.
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Prefecture district Tulcea. Bureau MONT. Request from Jews for travel permits. 1943. 49 pages.
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Region Lower Danube. Prefecture district Putna. Administrative orders. 1939. 1 page.
Interdiction of money collection by Zionist organizations and distribution of propaganda material. Interdiction of mixed
marriages. 1940. 2 pages.
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National Archives, 1924-1961
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Prefectura Bacău. Situation of working force in various commercial and industrial enterprises: request from owners,
Jews and non-Jews, for exempting Romanian workers from military duty or Jews from forced labor. 1941. 61 pages.
Some Jews claim the return of their confiscated radio receivers on basis of their military merits in previous wars. 1941.
148 pages.
File# 59/41
Applications by Jewish commercial enterprises for exemption from forced labor of their Jewish employees are rejected.
1941. 382 pages.
File# 280/41
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Requests for railroad travel permits . 1941. 87 pages.
Order for creation of camps for hostages in every city on a temporary schedule according to need. 1942. 1 page.
Commission for revision of Jews at forced labor. Lists of working brigades and activities. 1942. 48 pages.
Reel # 15
File# 5/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Central. The Gendarmerie legion district Iaşi reports on mistreatment of Jews in
towns. The Zionist problem in Iaşi. Investigation of the Jewish loge “B’nai Solomon”. Denouncement of sabotage actions
by the Jewish population. Propaganda for emigration to Palestine. Radio receivers owned by Jews. Jews from Districts
Suceava and Dorohoi intend crossing over to the territories occupied by the Soviets. Jews suspected of communist
activity are moved to other localities. Handling of goods left by Jews evacuated from their rural homes. Three Jews,
American citizens, were taken from their homes In Iaşi by German and Romanian military and disappeared. 1941. 102
pages.
File# 31/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. The Federation of
Jewish communities has created a fund for assistance of unemployed Jews. Editorial activity of the youth organization
Hanoar Hazioni” in Timisoara. Order of Police Inspectorate Alba Iulia: “ Transfer a.s.a.p. over the border all the “Jidani”
refugees from Poland and those who arrived after 1936. Informative notes on the evacuation of the Jews from rural
homes and the attitude of the Hungarian population. 1941. 17 pages. (A number of pages barely legible).
Copies of orders, projects and data regarding the measures taken by the Police authorities in Bessarabia. Arrest of Jews
accused of bad behavior toward the Romanian authorities during the Bolshevik regime. Creation of internment camps for
Jews. Orders and dispositions for public order, field work, administration of goods left by those deported or who ran
away with the Soviets etc. 1941. 30 pages.
File# 133/41
File# 134/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Bureau of information and Security. Informative synthesis of current situation: The
communist problem, subversive activity, the prisoners of war, the Jewish problem, the deported Jews from Bucovina, the
mood of the local population, Numeric lists of Jews in various localities in district Jugastru.
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National Archives, 1924-1961
File# 135/42
Informative synthesis for districts Dubăsari, Tulcin, Iampol, Moghilev, Berezovka, Răbniţa, Golta.Balta
Pretorial Service Odessa. Informational Bulletin.
Informative Bulletins for Transnistria, Jan/Feb 42;
Feb/Mar.42: the attitude of the local German population and of the German military. Desperate situation of the deported
Jews. Killing of Jews by the communal police with the assistance from German military. The German police evacuate the
Ukrainian population from their houses and gives them to the local Germans. These Germans then refuse to obey the
orders from the Romanian governor, saying they were not under Romanian jurisdiction.
The camp for political detainees Wapniarka.
1942. 374 pages.
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Informative Note from 7 April 1942. In two villages of district Berezovka 15 German
Policemen have taken by force 850 Jews and shot them dead. Also more 30 Jews were killed. The corpses were drenched
with petroleum and incinerated, not before their clothes were distributed to the local German population.
Informative Note from 1 April 1942. On March 10, 1942- 850 Jews, on March 20, 1942- 1742 Jews and in March 22, 1942-a
total of 550 Jews from the same district were killed, burned to ashes and their clothes given to the Volksdeutsche, as
the local Germans called themselves.
Informative Bulletin 23 April,1942. Informative notes (Handwritten)
Pretorial Service Odessa. Informational Bulletin.
Informative Bulletin April 42;
Inspectorate Gendarms Cernăuţi. Informative note February 1942. The case of Jenny Schapira.
Informative Notes regarding money dealings of Jews in Moghilev. Payment for the transport of deportees from Moghilev
to the countryside.
The case of Larionescu Ion from Rădăuţi – money transfer to Transnistria.
Informative report for districts Ananiev,Tiraspol February 1942.
The case of Lt. Colonel Coliban for organizing a courier service between Bucovina and the Jewish camps in Transnistria.
Many of the people involved are from Câmpulung and from Vatra-Dornei. Nominal list of the money transferred by Lt. Col.
Coliban. Letters from and to Moghilev by the people involved.
Informative Bulletin for Transnistria March/April 1942. Analysis of the Ukrainian, German and Romanian population.
Hundreds of Jews were executed by the German police. The catacombs from Odessa. The Jewish problem.1942. 363
pages.
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Military Cabinet of the Leader of the State. Bureau 2. Informative Bulletins, Information presented to Antonescu.
Transnistria. The Jews in Odessa. Some 3,000 Jews settled in Moghilev. Their relation with the authorities, Traffic of
correspondence and money mostly by the military. The economic situation in Romania: black market, lack of food and
merchandise; situation on the front; conversions to Catholicism; the situation in Hungary, USSR, Turkey. January 1 – 31,
1942. 54 pages.
File# 325/42
Informative Bulletins. Shortage of paper leads to a reduction of the size of the newspapers and closure of some.
Situation in the industry. Clandestine legionnaire organizations. Evacuation of thousands of Jews from Odessa. German
workers accept only the German Ethnic Group as their authority. The Pope has halted the conversion of the Jews until a
Papal Encyclica will be published
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on the subject. Information from abroad: Italy, England, Sweden. The Martial court in Bucharest condemns 15 communists:
two to death and the rest to years of hard labor.
February 1 – 28, 1942. 41 pages.
Informative Bulletins. Increase of Anti-Semitism in the Soviet army. Communist agitation among the industry workers.
Jewish personalities considered as hostages. Information from abroad. The situation of the Jews in Hungary. March
1 – 18. 35 pages.
Foreign officials: the minister of Slovakia and a counselor of the Swiss Legation visit Transnistria. The latter asking about
the situation of the Jews gets a distorted answer. According to the minister of Slovakia, they sent to Poland sixty
thousand Jews for whom the Germans paid 500 Reichsmark apiece and the remaining ten thousand were retained as
useful until the end of the war. October 1942. 5 pages.
File# 443/42
Council of Ministers. Directorate of Interdepartmental Relations, Inquiries on the disorders at the Inspectorate general of
the labor camps for Jews. Some blind spots in the instructions for qualification of the Jews for labor, made it possible to
subordinate clerks to enrich themselves by exempting from forced labor of a number of Jews from commercial and
industrial enterprises.
August 1942.
32 pages.
File# 473/42
Council of Ministers.(Note: Text starts with page 2/5 and the following pages are not in sequence). Consequences of
deportation of the Jews to Transnistria on the industry and commerce. Directives for defining which Jews are to be
deported to Transnistria. Same for the Gypsies. Ethical discussions on the treatment of the Jews: deportation to
Transnistria, nationalization and possible consequences in the world in the future. The role of the Germans. The Romanian
army is put to the dirty work with the Jews, which the Germans accomplish with the SS. Allowing the Jews to emigrate,
contra material benefits for the Romanian state. Creation of a Commissariat for Jewish problems. Exceptions for foreign
citizens. Financial dealings of dignitaries from the old regime. The Jewish real estate. 1942. 26 pages.
File# 481/42
Council of Ministers. The Council with the Governors of the liberated provinces. Discussions regarding Bucovina,
Bessarabia and Transnistria on economic and national problems. Fighting over the abandoned or expropriated Jewish real
estate and industrial and commercial enterprises. January, 29, 1942. 56 pages.
File# 4/43
Council of Ministers. Report to the Hauptsturmfuehrer Richter from Dr. A. Tester Re. Emigration of 5.000 Jewish orphans
(in German). In discussion are the negotiations between the Jews Dr. Filderman, Benvenisti and the Cunard shipping line.
Dr. Tester appears to be an agent in connection with the German embassy in Bucharest and interested to sabotage the
entire enterprise.
Endowment by Mrs. Antonescu thru the Consiliul de patronaj in the form of various meat products in favor of the victims
of the heavy bombardments in Germany. Dr. Tester was involved in the entire operation of ordering and transporting the
four railroad cars with meat products to Germany.
(There seems to be a connection between the above events; were the Jews cheated of the money? It seems so. The print
is hard to read). 1943. 87 pages.
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Council of Ministers. Forced labor of Jews. The Conducător has seen a Jew from a work brigade who was barely able to
keep himself upright and visibly sick. He ordered an inquiry in the way the labor brigade work and gave some suggestions.
Requests for Jews for various labor and artisans from institutions and factories. Instructions for dealing with Jews who
play truant or are deserting from the labor brigade. Jews are not allowed to work in offices of health institutions in any
quality. 1943. 33 pages.
File# 119/43
Council of Ministers. Ministry of Justice. Prosecutor’s Office Court of Appeals Galaţi. Activity of the Commission of inquiry
of a number of 33 Jews in Galaţi. The inquiry was ordered by the Marshall for the control of the wealth of these people
and the way they made it, following a denunciation by a Dr. Bizamcer. A nominal list of the wealth is attached.
Various problems with the forced labor of the Jews: bribing of commanders for release from duty; Jewish specialists
sent to work in the liberated territories; Jewish architects working at the Council of patronage. Jewish technicians and
draftsmen are sent to work at a study of military nature.
A Jew, Marcel Mitrani , is falsely accused of clandestine traffic of foreign currency, following a calumnious notice in the
Anti-Semitic paper “Porunca Vremii”.
A similar fact from the same source relates to a Jew who is a business partner with General Dabija, the president of the
association “Regina Maria” whose purpose is helping disaster victims.
Study of doubling the Jewish personnel in militarized enterprises. Nominal list of doubling the Jewish personnel in
militarized institutions.
The Marshall requests the justification for the spending of the 820 million lei collected from the Jews.
Antonescu ordered the repatriation from Transnistria of the Jews from Dorohoi that were deported together with the
Jews from Southern Bucovina and are State pensioners or fought in WWI in the Romanian army.
The brothers Ausnitt keep a number of Jews in the Tita-Nădrag- Calan steel mills. Information sent to Antonescu.
As an exception, a number of Jewish medical doctors are allowed to treat Christian patients.
Request of transit for 1500 Hungarian Jews to travel to the harbor Orşova.
Proposals for the localities in which the Jews repatriated from Transnistria should be settled. 1943. 150 pages.
File 205/43.
Council of Ministers. Military Office. Results obtained at the control of the ghettos and camp of Jews and Gypsies.
I.
Ghettos: Tiraspol, Balta, Olgopol, Cicelnic, Obodovca, Bershad, Mostovoi.
II.
Internment camp Vapniarka.
III.
Gipsy camps.
List of the results from the control of the camps for Jews, the internment camp Vapniarka.
Jews in the camps of district Balta.
List of the results from the control of the camps for Gypsies in the district Balta
General note on these controls.
Actions taken by the Government of Transnistria in the Jewish ghettos and the camps of Jews and Gypsies. 1943. 40
pages.
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Council of Ministers. Secretariat. In reference to a letter dated June 19, 1873 by the Romanian Minister of the Exterior to
the to his English counterpart, a critical observation of Antonescu in regard to the present Romanian politicians Maniu,
Dr. Lupu and Ştirbey who are protecting the “Jidani”. September 1943. 9 pages.
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Council of Ministers. Cabinet of the Undersecretary. A Romanian soldier returning from captivity in Bessarabia in
February 1941, describes the situation there by accentuating the role of the “Jidani” in the new Soviet regime.
Information from the occupied Bessarabia, obtained by Mr. Cazacliu, former Royal resident.
The situation in Bessarabia: political, administrative, economical and political aspects from June 28, 1940 to February 23,
1941.
Report on the situation in Bessarabia in October 15-31, 1941 by the Governor of Bessarabia.
Contra informative note from Odessa, October 31, 1941.
Same for Bessarabia for the month of October 1941.
52 pages.
File# 81/41
Council of Ministers. Cabinet. Chauvinistic agitation of the German population in Banat and Ardeal.. A newspaper in Arad is
suspended for 3 days because of a tendentious article. Situation of the real estate obtained from the Jews. Daily
information bulletin: the legionnaires, the communists, the Jews, the German minority. 1941. 6 pages
File# 86/41
Council of Ministers. Cabinet Antonescu. Mihai Seleanu and Iosif Lazarovici, Ukraoinians from Cernăuti are interned in the
camp Tg. Jiu .
Communist agitation at the refinery Unirea.
The legation of Sweden is under permanent supervision.
List of internees in various cities.
Anti-Semitic manifestations in Dorohoi.
Interdiction to send money to Jews in Bessarabia and Bucovina is circumvent by various means.
Jews interned in various camps. Situation in the camp Călăraşi. Jews to be used at railroad work: specification of
places and number of Jews for each. Requests to all the Prefectures for mobilizing for forced labor Jews ages 20-50
List of number and destination of the Jews sent to forced labor. Jews to wear a distinctive sign. Jews to organize a loan
of 15 billion lei for the State of Romania.
Some thirty thousand Jews from the Northern Bessarabia and from Bucovina were transferred over the Dnjestr and then
returned back to the Western bank and other 12 thousand were transferred back to Bessarabia by the Germans. (August
1941).
Jews in Iaşi are evacuated from their homes and settled in predetermined zones of the city.
The rabbis and presidents of the Jewish communities will be released from camps in order to make propaganda for the
state loan.
Jewish intermediaries operate to except Jews from the forced labor contra cost. Reports from various detention and
labor camps.
Copies of books and drawings.
Information on Jews in various factories.
A number of Jews did apply for citizenship from other countries.
Communiqué from the Federation of Jewish Communities for the State loan.
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National Archives, 1924-1961
Legionnaires who participated in the Rebeliune hold presently important governmental positions in the district Suceava
and are active in economic sabotage.
Intervention of Jewish leaders in behalf of their brethren who were deported from Bucovina and Bessarabia.
The Jews in the work brigades might spread communist propaganda amid the population they come in contact.
The petitions addressed by Dr. Filderman and the reply received from Antonescu.
A special commission for the study of the Jewish problem was created at the German embassy.
Document showing the situation of the Jews registered for forced labor for the entire country, showing the number,
status and qualification.
Registration of Jewish women between the ages 18 - 50 for social work.
Chapter “JEWS” by the governor of Transnistria sent to Antonescu. November 1941.
The Gendarmerie Inspectorate proposes the transfer of the Jews from Moghilev and surroundings to the East; these
Jews are dangerous. Reports on numeric distribution of Jews in Transnistria. December 1941.
Situation of the Jews in Ardeal. The “Struma” story (some pages are missing).
Biographies of some Jewish political and literary personalities.
Copy of the Ordonanta Nr. 23 “The regime of the Jews in Transnistria”, Information and rumors from the Jewish
communities. 1941. 565 pages.
File# 89/41
Council of Ministers. Military Office. The legionnaire commissars of Romanization. Strong incitement against the Jews in
Besarabia.1941. 16 pages.
File# 92/41
Council of Ministers. Military Office. Orders by Antonescu in Cernăuţi. The situation of properties. Information and data on
the situation in Bucovina. Information on Odessa: the explosion, the catacombs. Information from Transnistria. 1941. 46
pages.
File# 104/41
Council of Ministers. Military Office. The Jewish personnel in the railroad service.
Deportation of the Jews East of the Bug.
On June 1942, 12 Jewish families deported from Vatra Dornei on October 11, 1941, are resettled in town.
The administration of housing units by the Office of Romanization.
A Jewish orphanage for girls in Huşi.
Calumnious information on a number of Jews well off or in official positions.
Petitions of Dr. Filderman and the reply from Antonescu. 1941. 158 page.
File# 123/41
Reel # 18
Council of Ministers. MilitaryCabinet. Bertrand Jacobson from the JOINT is permitted to come to Romania. The way the
moneys received from the USA will be used by the Federation of Jewish Communities (FJC). Request from the FJC to
return the confiscated radio receivers to certain categories of Jews and with eventual modifications. Limiting the access
and the raw materials for Jews in the alimentation business. 1941. 23 pages.
RG 25.002 Selected Records Related to Bessarabia and Bukovina from the Romanian
National Archives, 1924-1961
File# 167/41
Council of Ministers. Military Cabinet. Indiscriminate confiscation of all radio receivers from the Jews(June 41). Modality
of selling of goods taken from the Jews. Scandals related to the Romanization of Jewish properties and the exemption
from forced labor. 1941. 21 pages.
File# 262/41
Council of Ministers. Military Cabinet. Letter from A.L.Zissu requesting an audience from Antonescu and a memorandum
on the Jewish problem. 1941. 7 pages.
File# 402/41
Council of Ministers. The S.S.I. section Odessa. Informative reports. Second report describes the explosion at the Military
Command. Activity of partisans, majority Jews. Recommended measures. October-November 1941.
42 pages.
File# 476/41
Council of Ministers. Cabinet. Council meeting September 2. Shortages of food and of raw materials for the industry. Use
of the Romanized Jewish properties. Status of the converted Jews. Forced labor of the Jews. 1941. 105 pages.
File# 478/41
Council of Ministers. Cabinet. Council meeting. December 4.
Discussion of the inquiry report from Chisinau. It relates to the behavior and actions of the Romanian military in the
Ghetto Chişnău. 1941. 12 pages.
File# 483/41
Council of Ministers. Cabinet. Council meeting.(Page 1 is missing. It seems to be the same meeting from file #478)
Object: The forced labor of the Jews; how to make a revenue for the state from it. Proposal to make physical beating legal
in the labor camps. 1941. 11 pages.
File# 43/42
Council of Ministers. Cabinet. Requisition of medical and dental equipment from the Jews.
Informative note on the situation of the Jews in Bucovina. Jews gain advantages by bribing the gendarmes.
Request to the Centrala Evreilor to collect materials for hospitals which the Jews had already given once. The action is
derided by Antonescu and two officers are punished. 1941-1942. 28 pages.
File# 126/42
Council of Ministers. Cabinet. Jewish affairs. Inquiry of intercession in favor of Jews, to exempt them from forced labor.
Name and actions and punishment of each person indicted.
General instructions for the application of dispositions for the military status of the Jews. List of Jews to be interned in
labor camps for eluding the forced labor duty. Request from institutions and enterprises for permission to keep certain
Jews on their staff.
Organization and operation of the commissions for approval of those requests in various
districts. Analysis of the nature of the internees and the activity of various labor camps. There are camps for vagrants
only. Some malicious denunciations on the subject. 1941-1942. 334 pages.
File# 134/42
Council of Ministers. Cabinet. Activity to prevent a tentative action of the local partisans similar to what happened in
Rostov. 1941. 3 pages.
File# 148/42
Council of Ministers. Unloading of railroad cars. Using the Jews for unloading and for cleaning of snow the access roads.
The duration of the work period is hereby extended.1942. 42 pages.
RG 25.002 Selected Records Related to Bessarabia and Bukovina from the Romanian
National Archives, 1924-1961
File# 287/42(?)
Council of Ministers. Military Office. Action against stealing and economic sabotage. The thieves shall be deported to the
Gypsy camps in Transnistria. The Jews deported to Transnistria together with their families. The Romanian accomplices
to be deported for two years.
Action against the newspapers on printing alarming information. 1942. 69 pages.
Reel # 19
File# 19/32
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. The atmosphere in the country after the arrest of the heads of the legionnaire
movement. The mood of the population; the religious sectarian movements; propaganda and counter-propaganda. The
atmosphere at the gendarmerie. The Hitlerism and the German population in Transilvania; the Hungarian minority.
Renascence of the Iron Guard under the name of Totul pentru Ţară (All for the Homeland).11935-1936. 322 pages.
File# 4/35
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Information on the political activity of the National Peasant party and other political
parties and of political movements. 1935. 19 pages.
File# 17/35
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Reports on fights between various official and unofficial religious creeds in
Bessarabia. Report on various sects and the separation between church and state.
Information on the Jews in Otaci. There are communists and Zionists. Their activity is shown. Crossing the Dnjestr:
sketches indicating the crossing points of curriers from the Soviet Union. Jews suspected of communist activity. Nominal
identification of Jews supposed to be active in the communist movement in various localities in Bessarabia.1935 -1936. 311
pages.
File# 23/35
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Conflict between the gendarmerie and the prefect of Chişinău. Activity of the
legionnaires. Subversive literature found in Jewish libraries. National socialist propaganda by German youths. Report on
the National Christian congress in Chişinău. Informative comprehensive reports. The “Inocentist” ritual. Communist
propaganda material and protests against the trial of communists. 10-35. 321 pages.
File# 24/35
Reel # 20
Inspectorate general of Gendarmerie Chişinău. A document“Pekuda” by the Zionist Trumpeldor organization contains
many Hebrew words. Request translation. A report explains that it is a part of the Union of the Revisionist Zionists and
gives details of the localization of its branches in Romania.
Death treats against big landowners.
The trial of prof Constantinescu-Iaşi.
Informative bulletins on the mood of the population and minorities. Some Jews are communists. Apparent confusion with
Zionism. The attitude of the Germans. The nationalist parties, the Hitlerism etc. The Soviet espionage. The religious sects.
Jehovah’s Witnesses became very active.
Nominal list of a communist cell discovered in January 1936.
1935-1936. 325 pages.
RG 25.002 Selected Records Related to Bessarabia and Bukovina from the Romanian
National Archives, 1924-1961
File# 35/35
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie Chisinau. Communist literature in Jewish libraries in Leova. List of members of the
UTC (Union of Young Communists) and of the Communist party in Leova. 1935. 31 pages.
File# 36/35
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie Chişinău. Information on communist activity in the villages in Bessarabia.
Geographical and statistical information on the Delta Dunării. Information on suspected persons for communist and proUkrainian activity. Agitation at the German Volksrat.
Barbaric behavior of the gendarmes against the legionnaires in district Cernăuţi. Activity of the Christian-National party.
1935-1936. 125 pages. (Continues on Reel # 21)
Reel # 21
File# 36/35
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie Chişinău. (Continuation from Reel # 20). The Bulgarian irredentist movement.
Information on members of this movement. Also on a social democratic movement with communist tendencies and on
religious sects.
Letter of prof. Constantinescu-Iaşi to the Minister of the Interior. Activity of the association “Frauenverein”.
Stories related to a Sovietic train that enters daily the railroad station Tighina. Also a Romanian train goes daily to
Tiraspol. Money collected by various social, religious or political groups. Jews receiving money from America to buy land
from the peasants and for the Zionist movement.
Unrest and fights between democratic and nationalist students at the School for Agronomy in Chişinău.
Trial of members of the anti-fascist movement. Legionnaires found with secret codes which they refuse to unveil.
Corruption among the clergy of various creeds.
Details on the legionnaire movement. The botched assassination of Codreanu by his own legionnaires. Graphic of the
organization of the legionnaire party.
1935 - 1936. 400 pages.
File# 37/35
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie Chisinău. List of security problems in need of information activity. Evaluation of the
situation and conclusions of results obtained up to now. 1935 -1938. 242 pages.
Comparative report of the figures recorded in the situations Md.D.2 and E.2 in 1936, compared to 1935. 14 pages.
File# 39/35
Reel # 22
File# 4/36
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Renewed activity of the legionnaires, especially in rural Bucovina, inciting against
officials and politicians they consider as enemies. Attempts to their lives are discussed. List of 70 work brigades used as
a means of propaganda. Agitation among students in medium and high schools.
1936. 14 pages.
File# 10/36
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie Incidents at the elections in district Suceava. Similar incidents reported from other
districts. 1936, 38 pages.
RG 25.002 Selected Records Related to Bessarabia and Bukovina from the Romanian
National Archives, 1924-1961
File# 12/36
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Information on a communist cell in the town Ediniţi-Hotin.
Organization of sacrifice teams by the legionnaire party Totul pentru Ţară, armed with explosives. Clergy is also
involved. Agitation by the Ukrainians and the Hutzuls. Manifest against the king Carol II. A group of clerics are opposed to
the modern calendar. Trial of a number of “Stylist” monks. Other religious sects are persecuted.
Communist activity in Bucovina. Chauvinist Magyar propaganda in Transilvania. Strikes in factories. 1936.
360 pages.
Reel # 23
File# 17/36
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Detailed supervision of the structure of extremist political parties. List of files on
social-political movements and religious sects. 1936.
21 pages.
File# 19/36
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Facsimile of material from the Zionist organization BETAR in Romanian and Hebrew
languages.
Jewish Zionist organizations are allowed to organize various meetings for collecting money for Palestine. The
organization “The Jewish State in Romania” is banned.
Information on a planned coup d’etat by the legionnaires.
1936, 19 pages.
File# 24/36
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. General Order of Information for the years 1936,1937,1938 and 1939.
Detailed analysis of the political parties, the legionnaires, the underground communist activity, the Hungarian
irredentists, etc. 167 pages.
File# 26/36
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. List of the population in district Suceava. 1936. 5 pages.
File# 32/36 (?)
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. List of suspicious persons arrested in various months in 1941 and 1942 in district
Ismail. Information on suspected spies 1n 1943.List of Jews for agricultural work, August 1940 District Tutova. Incidents
and regulations after occupation of Bessarabia by the Soviet Union. List of “internables” in Bărlad.
1940. 198 pages.
File# 42/36
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. The communist problem in Southern Bessarabia (Study). Religious conflicts among
the population in villages. Activity of the Christian-National and the Totul pentru Ţară parties. Political orientation of
students from various social classes and religious affiliation. The Inochentist sect use traces of opium at their secret
services. The Jews are terrorized in Mihăileni.
a NCO is investigated for proselytizing for Jehovah’s Witnesses. Conflicts between the Gendarmes and the Stylist and
Baptist sects. 1936. 307 pages.
File# 50/36
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Communal problems in district Prahova. Letter of a Dr. Gerota to the King Carol II.
Is critical of the dominant political parties and of. Ms. Lupescu. 1936 -1937. 18 pages.
RG 25.002 Selected Records Related to Bessarabia and Bukovina from the Romanian
National Archives, 1924-1961
File# 52/36
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. In district Rămnicu-Sărat complaints of the population against the gendarmes
prove unfounded. Activity of various political parties.
Organization and activities of the nationalist parties.
1936 -1937. 107 pages.
Reel # 24
File# 59/36
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Ministry of State Security. Nominal List of officers of the reserves who were
mobilized and active with the Gendarmerie units on the USSR territory in the years 1941 -1944.
1936 (???). 47pages.
File# 60/36
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Information on a communist agent. Report of activity on January thru April 1936 by
the Information section Bălţi. False accusations against the Jews, for having maltreated or even killed Christians. List of
31 Jews owning clandestine pubs. The stylist religious movement. 1936. 393 pages.
File# 62/36
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Information on religious sects: Jehovah’s Witnesses, Baptists, Stylists
1936 (contains also documents on the same subject, dated October 1941)
File# 64/36
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Six agents are killed by the Bolsheviks due to an ex-agent cuzist. Informative report
for the month of August 1936. Number of members of each religious sect. The pre-military service Activity of the Jewish
communists. Memorandum on the frame of mind of the population in the sector Bălţi. 1936. 286 pages.
File# 2/37
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Information on the Christian-National party in the district Câmpulung Bucovina.
Situation in other districts. 1937. 18 pages.
File# 3/37
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Report on information activity in districts Arad and Oradea between November
1935 and June 1937. Report on information activity in the districts Bălţi and Chişinău in 1937. History of various national
and political movements. The anti-dynastic activity. List of public servants with subversive activities. Diagram of the
Jewish organization in Bessarabia. Also information from Bucureşti, Timişoara and numerous other localities. 1937. 154
pages
.
File# 14/37
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Problems related to the activity of the National- Peasant party in the countryside.
Data on the nationalist parties. Extensive propaganda material of the legionnaire party.
1937. 210 pages.
(continues on reel # 25).
Reel # 25
File# 14/37
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. (continues from reel # 24 ) Informative notes on political problems. Reports on
political meetings in various localities.1937. 100 pages.
RG 25.002 Selected Records Related to Bessarabia and Bukovina from the Romanian
National Archives, 1924-1961
File# 15/37
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Informative note Reports from districts related to electoral propaganda.
November, December, 1937. 307 pages.
File# 29/37
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Complaints from the population against local officials. Real estate deals from and
by Jews. Political meetings and electoral propaganda. The left and the right extreme parties. 1937. 85 pages.
List of political organizations with details and breakdown on number and occupation. 1937. 4 pages.
File# 43/37
File# 2/38
File# 3/38
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Informative Bulletin on the internal situation for November 1938: Frame of mind of
the population, by nationalities and location; political activity and involvement; information services; the situation in
neighboring countries; espionage; crossing the frontier; subversive movements; the atmosphere at the Gendarmerie.
1938. 83 pages.
Information on activity of political parties. 1938. 13 pages.
File# 7/38
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. New anti-Semitic laws are promulgated. The Christian servants request conversion
to Judaism. Copies of articles extracted from the Hungarian press. Various requests from Jewish business people. Jews
fighting for recognition of citizenship. 1938. 33 pages.
File# 15/38
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. The frame of mind of the Jews. They try to liquidate their businesses and
properties contra cash. Contraband of currency and wares with Czechoslovakia. Activity of the Hungarian irredentism.
Informative Bulletins on the mood in the Army; complaints, frictions, moral etc; proposals. The legionnaires continue their
subversive activity. Actions of the Army against communist agitation. 1938. 73 pages.
File# 16/38
Reel # 26
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. The legionnaires give the Jews living in the countryside an ultimatum of ten days to
move into urban locations. Lack of basic foodstuff in the countryside. Frictions between the clergy and the rural
population. Conflicts with the population in district Dorohoi. 1938. 120 pages.
File# 18/38
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Information about the Hitlerism crimes in Vienna. The Ukrainians in Lvov dream of a
Great Ukraine. The Hungarians have stationed troops at the border with Romania and Czechoslovakia. Information on
Poland. Reorganization of the students legionnaires. The Jews apply for passports to France. In Cernăuţi the police acts
against the legionnaires. In the neutral zone between Germany and Poland live in misery some 300 Thousand Jews
evicted from Germany. The Iron Guard intends to send packages with explosives to the authorities. Frictions with the
Adventist sect.
Two Jews Izu Steiner and Kruntz offer to share with the authorities information on sources of fake currency. The German
embassy is also involved. Strong legionnaire activity in Bucovina. Clandestine communist activity by the Jews in
Bessarabia. The legionnaires ready to resort to terrorist actions. In Cernăuţi the students intend to break the windows at
the Jewish Temple, because its roof is painted green. 1938. 313 pages.
File# 19/38
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. The new Christian-National government changes the relations between the Jews
and the rest of the population. Jews from Bessarabia defect to the Soviet Union. Preparation for elections at the Jewish
Party. Stricter laws against the Jews. Article by N. Titulescu: The Jewish problem (from Russian). 1938.
88 pages.
File# 20/38
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Various problems with Jews in district Hotin. 1938. 5 pages.
File# 21/38
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. In Rădăuţi the Jews are unhappy with the interim president of the community.
Problems with the Adventists. 1938. 48 pages.
File# 23/38
Inspectorate general of Gendarmerie. Translation of articles from the Polish press regarding the king . Propaganda
manifests of Codreanu and cutouts from Polish newspapers.
Report on the situation of the workers in the shops of the Romanian railroad (CFR). The electoral activity of the political
parties in districts. Jewish reporters suspended from the Association at the assembly in Cernăuţi. 1948.
417 pages (continues on Reel #27).
Reel # 27
File# 23/38
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. (Continues from Reel # 26). The frame of mind of the German population after the
events in Nuerenberg. Letter from Iuliu Maniu to the Patriarch. Activity of the National – Peasant party. Numerical
situation of the political parties by districts in the Inspectorate Iaşi. A Russian citizen was found in Tecuci, having utensils
for forging currency. Communist propaganda taking place under the guise of the party Totul pentru Ţară. List of persons
reading the newspaper “Izvestia”. Letter to the King Carol II from the Legionnaires incarcerated in Jilava. Anti-patriotic
manifestation of Hungarian people. 1938. 67 pages.
File# 24/38
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Intense legionnaire activity. Incitement against Armand Călinescu. Copies of letters
from Codreanu and others. Legionnaire literature. Excerpts from the French press after the assassination of Codreanu.
Reverberations of the assassinate in the legionnaire and the nationalist press. 1938. 214 pages,
File# 25/38
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Reorganization of the legionnaires. Their headquarters in Bucharest are found.
Propaganda material. Viorel Trifa is mentioned as head of the student organization. 1938, 36 pages.
File# 33/38
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Numerical situation of the Adventists and Baptists in districts. 1938. 49 pages.
File# 53/38
Inspectorate general of Gendarmerie. The Ukrainian problem in Bucovina and Bessarabia. List of irredentist associations
in districts. Information of clandestine political activity of members of the party “Totul pentru Ţară”. List of suspicious
individuals interned in camps. Legionnaire Prof. Brăileanu active at the University of Cernăuţi. Students under
observation. 1938.
File# 54/38
Text of booklet written by Antonescu in January 1941 after the Rebeliune. Information in November 1941 on legionnaire
activity in various localities and in a camp in Gleiwitz, Silezia. List of Legionnaires in Cernăuţi. 1941-1943.
138 pages.
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Detailed reports from cities in Bessarabia on the political parties, the underground
movements – communists, legionnaires etc and the religious organizations. Monthly Informative Bulletins. Letter of Iuliu
Maniu to the Patriarch. Circulation of Russian newspapers. Collaboration between the Gendarmes and the Border police.
Jews crossing the Dnjestr to the Soviet Union. 1938. 279 pages. (continues on Reel # 28)
Reel # 28
File# 54/38
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. (Continues from Reel # 27) Detailed reports from cities in Bessarabia on the
political parties, the underground movements – communists, legionnaires etc and the religious organizations. Monthly
Informative Bulletins. The activity of the disbanded political parties. In district Iaşi a number of Jews are indicted for
Zionist propaganda. Organizations of the German population in Bessarabia. Hungarian irredentist propaganda in
Transilvania. Communist activity in Cetatea Albă. Closing and liquidation of books in foreign languages in public libraries.
Circulation of legionnaire literature. Installation of the Commission of the Jewish Community in Chişinău. Zionist meeting
in Chişinău. Reports on communist activity. Vladimir Jabotinski in Cetatea Albă. 1938. 202 pages.
File# 62/38
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Organizatorical problems. Relations with local authorities. Informations on political
parties, legionnaires, communists and religious sects in Moldova. Injurious letter addressed to Prof Iorga by the
legionnaires. Unrest at the university in Iaşi. Strong anti-Semitic manifestations. Reports on the German colonists in
Bessarabia. 1938. 307 pages. (Continues on Reel # 29)
Reel # 29
File# 97/40
(Continues from Reel # 28) Report from Gendarmerie Legion Rădăuţi. 1940. 3 pages.
File# 62/38
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Information related to legionnaire activity in Moldova; some related to the
assassination of Codreanu. 1938. 46 pages.
Report on the extremist political parties, the Ukrainian irredentists and the German national-socialists.
1938. 4 pages.
Report on port activity in Tulcea. Number and legal status of travelers. 1939. 1 page.
File# 63/38
File# 10/39
File# 22/39
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. (Untitled text starts with pag. # 3). It seems to be a general report of the situation
in Bucovina, involving conflicts with Jews owners or businesspeople. Detailed description of the Jewish population in
Cernăuţi and the other districts, inclusive Hotin.
Political and other clubs and associations. Border crossings and contraband activity. 1939. 34 pages.
File# 23/39
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Communist propaganda in Ukrainian language found in district Storojineţ. 1939. 6
pages.
Report on meetings and conferences of Zionists in Rădăuţi. 1939. 4 pages.
File# 76/39
File# 82/39
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Document titled “The Jewish problem”, relative to the new restrictive measures
against the Jews. A meeting of Bulgarians in Rusciuc. 1940. 9 pages.
File# 89/39
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Surveillance of Engineer A. Reiss, in charge of facilitating the emigration of Jews
with Polish citizenship. The activity of legionnaires refugees, notably Horia Sima. 1940. 19 pages.
File# 4/40
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Informative Bulletin of the unit in Iasi for September 1940. Mood of the population,
the Jews, the extremist organization etc. 1940. 6 pages.
File# 6/40
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Report on the mood of the population in the State: the Hungarians; the Germans;
the Jews; the Ukrainians and Russians.
Report on the police activity in rural territory between
July 13 -20, 1940. The communism seen as a major factor in disturbances and the Jews as culprits. The Jewish population
is in panic. Report on the police activity in rural territory between May 25 – June 1, 1940. Fear of war and shortages in
food. Unrest of the Ukrainian population in Bucovina. The Jews have presentiments of evacuation to Transnistria.
Report on the police activity in rural territory between
July 20 -27, 1940. Dissatisfaction due to the rise of the cost of manufactured products. Irredentism, Magyar and
Bulgarian. 1940. 21 pages.
File# 18/40
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Financial inspections at factories in Tighina. 1940. 9 pages.
File# 38/40
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Jewish Youth from Otaci and Soroca crossed the Dnjestr into USSR. Communist
Jews in Otaci are under observation. A rabbi refugee from Poland is suspected of communism. Transfer of currency by
Jews. 1940. 75 pages.
File# 39/40
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Informative Bulletin on the internal situation. (Text difficult to read) 1-30 June
1940. 13 pages
File# 46/40
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. The leaders of the Zionist Youth “Menora” travel to various locations to recruit
adherents. Ministry of the Interior disproved the creation of assistance committees at the Jewish communities in the old
Kingdom. Suspicion of hidden armament in the vaults of Jewish cemeteries. Jews who defected from the territories
occupied by the Soviets should be sent back to them. The same for the Galician Jews. No Jew from the territory occupied
by Hungary is allowed to enter the country and those temporary here must be turned over to Hungary. New regulation to
draw up informative reports ordered by Antonescu. The “Bloc of Working Palestine in Romania” is considered communist
and must be put under observation. Tuh situation of the Jews in Banat. New rules for theaters and entertainment. No
Christians allowed in Jewish public entertainment houses and no Jew in Christian ones. The Bnai Brit organization is
supposed to have provided weapons in Bucovina to the Jews in Vatra-Dornei, Iacobeni, Câmpulung, Rădăuţi and other
towns in the North (Note: these towns are in the South !). Jews at the border with Hungary deal with illegal traffic of
currency. Antonescu orders to make distinction between the Jidans Romanian citizens and alien citizens of Jewish ethnic
origin.
1940, 45 pages.
File# 47/40
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. A publication “Kadima” is circulated in Jewish schools and it criticizes the present
regime in Romania. The national-socialist organizations of the Germans in Transilvania are up to eliminate the Jews from
the business life; some took over stores from them. Order issued by the police, forbidding the Jidani in Galaţi from leaving
the town. All the Gypsies who crossed over from the occupied part of Transilvania must be sent back to Hungary. 1940. 10
pages.
File# 62/40
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Bartfeld Abraham a traveling agent is accused of currency traffic and in contact
with a number of suspected communists. A petition signed by a number of 69 internees in the camp Caracal to Antonescu
asking for protection of their families and goods.
1940. 42 pages.
File# 93/40
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Handwritten letters in Latin and Hebrew alphabet, Letters from Zionist organization
Hanoar Hazioni. Private letters in Hungarian and German.
1940. 42 pages.
File# 97/40
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Reports from Unit in Suceava (barely legible). How the Gendarmerie unit in Hotin
accomplished the retreat from Bessarabia.1940. 83 pages.
File# 98/40
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Report on the evacuation of the Unit in Cernăuţi. Separate reports from sub-units in
various locations. 1940. 35 pages.
File# 99/40
Inspectorate general of Gendarmerie. Minutes of the Gendarmes regiment Suceava, Dorohoi, Câmpulung, all the units in
district Storojineţ, on the retreat of the units from Northern Bucovina. 1940. 34 pages.
File# 100/40
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Written declarations of gendarmes from localities in Bessarabia and Northern
Bucovina on the events during the invasion of the Soviet army. 1940. 22 pages.
File 101/40
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Written declarations of gendarmes from localities in Bessarabia and Northern
Bucovina on the events during the invasion of the Soviet.army. Memorandum by the Gendarmerie regiment “Prut” in
Soroca on the events of July 28,1940. 246 pages.
Reel # 30
File# 6/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Police company 53. Journal of operations June 22 - November 1941 in Moldova
4 pages.
File# 8/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Synthesis of the evolution of the Romanian Campaign after two months of
war(hardly readable) . Graphics of the evolution of price indexes in Bucureşti. Summary of informative notes of internal
character: I. Social activities. The Jews. The loan of reunification by the Jewish population.
II. Diplomacy; III. Minorities; IV. Economy and Industry.
1941. 22 pages.
File# 14/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Numerical lists of devastated stores and homes and inventory of looting by the
legionnaires in district Vaslui. 1941. 11 pages.
File# 22/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Request of subtitles in cult publications. Camps with Jews in Bessarabia. 1941.
2 pages.
File# 23/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. The “Sambotists” and other sectarian cults in the region Cernăuţi. 1941. 6 pages.
File# 27/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Informative Bulletins August, September 1941.
Gendarmrie Suceava: Jews in Burdujeni and Iţcani prohibited to move. 1941. 17 pages.
File# 30/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. The situation in Bessarabia. Plundering of goods left by the Jews and the Soviets.
1941. 121 pages.
File# 31/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. In Făgăraş Jews intend to organize a Zionist club. Activity of the subsection of the
Zionist organization “Hanoar Hazioni” in Timisoara . There are friendly relations between the Jews and the Hungarians.
1941. 19 pages.
File# 38/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. List of the population by nationalities by districts and a composite situation for
Ardeal, Banat and Dobrogea. Graphical presentation.
1941. 58 pages.
File# 43/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Informative Bulletins for June 1941 district Iaşi.
Infomation from various localities in Transnistria – Tulcin, Râbniţa, 1041. 8 pages.
File# 46/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. . Informative Bulletin for Transnistria November 1-15 1941. Outbreak of typhoid
epidemic in the camps for Jews. Animosity and acts of
banditry towards them by the Ukrainian population. The German population insubordinate to the Romanian authorities.
Conflicts with the German army. 1941.11 pages.
File# 51/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Informative notes from various cities regarding the frame of mind of the population.
Jews accused of inflating product prices. 1941. 10 pages.
File# 54/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Inspectorate Cernăuţi. Informative activity on the Legionnaire movement. Noember
1941. 5 pages.
File# 62/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. State of the affairs in the Romanian territories under Soviet occupation, relatef by
refugees. (No date on document). 4 pages
File# 64/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Confiscation of all radio sets, inclusive the antennas and the earth coupling. Radio
sets to be returned to Jews with alien citizenship and to certain categories of Jews Romanian citizens.
Synthesis of the border incidents, the propaganda and conflicts between the Romanian population and the Magyar minority
related to the ceded territory. 1941. 113 pages.
File# 64/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Frame of mind of the population in Dorohoi and in the liberated territories of
Bucovina. The Jews are in a delicate situation.
July-August 1941. 41 pages.
File# 82/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. The communist problem. A Jew, Feldman Nusim from Iaşi travels the small towns
spreading communist propaganda.1941.
124 pages.
File# 85/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Workers unrest at a sawmill in Bucovina. October 1941. 2 pages.
File# 86/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Capture of soviet parachutists. October 1941. 2 pages.
File# 88/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. List of persons under arrest between July 1 and August 15, 1941. 18 pages.
File# 89/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. General Direction of the Police. Notes on espionage and miscellaneous for the year
1941. Traffic of vessels in ports. (Text barely legible). Informative Bulletin. October 1941. 120 pages.
File# 99/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Organization of the territory in Iaşi. 20 pages.
File# 102/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Inquiry of Lieutenanat Rosca accused of stealing of one million lei by abusive
actions in the camp Otaci on Jews from Bucovina who arrived there for deportation to Transnistria. 1941. 27 pages.
File# 104/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Gendarmerie Tighina. Disciplinary problems in the unit related to goods left by the
Jews. 1941. 2 pages.
File# 107/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Directives related to protection of nature monuments and of religious objects of
cult. Instructions related to the religious organizations and exercise of religious faith. Designation of protected monuments
of nature. Jews selling objects of cult considered a profanation of the Christian religion. List of religious cults officially
authorized and protected. Special provisions to be provided for the Mosaic religion will follow; the Mosaic religion is
recognized, but not included. Instructions for classification of the political, nationalist and religious movements and trends.
1941.
23 pages.
File# 110/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Historic review: General frame of mind of the population before the surrender of
Bessarabia, under the Soviet regime and after return to Romania- for the Romanians and for minorities. 8 pages.
File# 112/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Informative note on the life in the Soviet Union as narrated by repatriates. 2 pages.
File# 121/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Information from Hungary. Regime of persecution of the Jews. 1941. 1 page.
File# 122/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Nominal list of the persons who exhibited anti-Romanian attitudes during the
occupation of Bessarabia and Bucovina by the USSR and during the evacuation. A number of 603 persons: Russians,
Ukrainians, Jews and other nationalities.
Nominal list of collaborators of the newspaper “Moldova Socialistă” from Bessarabia and Transnistria. 365 persons.
Additional lists of persons who committed various criminal acts at the evacuation of Bessarabia.
Reports on activity of the Romanian authorities returning into Bessarabia and Bucovina. 1941. 187 pages.
Reel # 31
File# 122/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. German police executed by shooting a number of over two Thousand Jews in
several camps in Berezovka district (Transnistria). The bodies were incinerated and the clothing was distributed to the
local German population.
Informative Bulletins from Odessa.
A Jew, Jenni Schapira from Moghilev, was involved with traffic of correspondence from Transnistria, with the assistance of
two German customs officers. Another Jew, Kastner Herman was interrogated about some transfer of money to Romanian
authorities.
A Romanian from Rădăuţi, Ion Larionescu is caught bringing money to his Jewish friends in Moghilev. Reports from
various districts in Transnistria on the frame of mind of the population and the Jews in camps.
The case of Colonel in reserves Coliban for organizing a courier service between the Jews on camps and Romania. A
number of Jews living in Câmpulung, Vatra Dornei and other localities in Bucovina were interrogated.
Informative Bulletin from Transnistria. The murdering of the Jews by the German police is reiterated and many more
killings of Jews by the Germans are mentioned. 1942.
122 pages.
File# 124/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Legion Iampol , Tulcin, Berezovka. Informative Synthesis for June 1942. Vitriolic
attack on the Jews from the region. In Berezovka 335 Jews were left after the massacres.
Informative Bulletin from Transnistria June-July 1942.
Synthesis of information gathered on 1 to 30 June 1942.
Informative Bulletin July, 1942. 84 pages.
File# 125/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Police Prefecture Odessa. Daily Informative Bulletins. A German lieutenant from
the organization Todt is recognized to be the Jew Altstein Feller from Cernauti. A number of 92 Jewish physicians in
uniform, sent to Transnistria are not welcomed by the population. 1942. 52 pages.
File# 126/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Lists of trainloads used for evacuation of the Jews and Gypsies. 1942.
11 pages.
File# 127/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Report on the evacuation of the Gypsies. Nominal lists of the Gypsies and Jews
evacuated from district Iasi. 1942. 10 pages.
File# 130/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Report from region Oceacov – Transnistria. Situation of the Gypsies. 1942.
13 pages.
File# 140/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Inspectorate Bessarabia. List of Jews converted to Christianity in the region. 1942.
3 pages.
File# 143/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Legion Soroca. Counter-informative report activity: Instructions and bi-weekly
reports. 1942. 26 pages.
File# 147/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Police Prefecture Odessa. Informative Bulletins from various regions in
Transnistria: Oceacov, Moghilev, Ananiev. 1942. 85 pages.
File# 152/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Legion Soroca. Report on inquiry of administrative disorders like misappropriation
of goods. 1942. 55 pages.
File# 161/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Informative notes from districts in Bucovina showing the situation after the
deportation of the Jewish population. Repatriation of nine Jewish families creates dissatisfaction among the population.
1942. 51 pages.
File# 163/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. The legionnaire movement is collecting material on the plundering of the houses of
the deported Jews from Bucovina in order to discredit the regime. 2 pages. 1942.
File# 166/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Report on the informative activity of the Gendarmerie unit in Moghilev; a
communist cell discovered in Murafa. Also report from Oceacov; Râbniţa- communist activity among the Ukrainian
population; Iampol; Golta.
Ukrainian youth volunteered for work in Germany and later were forced. 1942, 97 pages.
File# 177/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. A Romanian soldier taken prisoner by the Russians in 1917 returns home.
1942. 24 pages.
File# 180/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. German soldiers were traveling in a train in Bessarabia. At one station a freight
train coming from the opposite direction halted there. In one cattle car were traveling a group of Jews from a work
brigade. As the soldiers saw them, they started firing at them and hurling live grenades. No mention of victims.
Also, in another station, they hurled grenades into a booth where Jews from a labor brigade were sleeping. There were
no victims. 1942. 43 pages.
File# 184/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Situation report from Transnistria. Cases of typhoid fever in districts Moghilev and
Tiraspol. The catacombs in Odessa. The partisans. Some 1200 Jews from the German colony Lichtenfeld were taken to
work by the German SS and did not come back. Over three thousand Jews from Bucovina were sent to the Bug.
Nominal list of Romanians deported by the Soviets from Ismail. 1942. 54 pages.
File# 199/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Organization of partisan bands in Transnistria. Reports on the situation and on
subversive action in Odessa. In the internment camp in Mostovoi the Romaniam Major Popescu obtains gifts from the rich
File# 200/42
Jews whom he allows to stay in town and the poor he hands over to the Germans for labor and liquidation. Report of the
border police on the camps in Transnistria discussed at the Council of ministers. The story of captain Bota the mayor of
Moghilev. 1942. 104 pages.
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Information on some Jewish families living in district Moghilev. Number of nomad
and stable Gypsies in Transnistria. 1942. 40 pages.
Reel # 32
File# 125/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Surveillance of the activity of the Jews following the project –law regarding the
juridical status of the Jews in Romania. 1941. 2 pages.
File# 126/41(?)
Inspectorate general of Gendarmerie. Report on the frame of mind and actions of the social-political and irredentist
movements on the period 16-23 November 1941.
Synthetic Bulletins for February, March1941.(text hardly legible). Synthetic study by the Gendarmerie Inspectorate Iasi for
March 1941.
Informative Bulletins by the Pretorial service Odessa, December 1941. Proposal to completely isolate the Jews to prevent
them from spreading rumors among the population.
Synthetic study of the frame of mind and the existing problems at the Gendarmerie Inspectorate Cernăuţi,
July 1941.
Gendarmerie Inspectorate Bessarabia. Bulletin Contra-informative, September, 1941. 56 pages.
File# 133/41(?)
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Orders and itineraries for the deportation of the Jews to camps in Transnistria,
Name lists of Jews working in various places. 1941.
85 pages.
File# 136/41
Inspectorate general of Gendarmerie. Official communications and counter-information. 1941. 30 pages.
File# 137/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Complaints at the Gendarmerie Soroca. 1941. 5 pages
File# 138/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Legion Soroca. Various civil ordinances; measures to prevent plundering the goods
left by the Jews. 1941. 29 pages.
File# 139/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Inspectorate Chisinau. Synthetic studies: the communist problem, espionage,
sabotage, terrorist acts, spread of rumors.1941, 9 pages.
File# 140/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Legion Soroca. Reports and suggestions. 1941. 13 pages.
File# 141/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Legion Bălţi. Interrogations and internment of Jews in camps. Inventory of goods
left by the Jews. 1941. 82 pages.
File# 143/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Prefecture Soroca. Sanitary dispositions following the discovery of a case of
Typhoid fever at 3 km from a camp with Jews. 1941.
10 pages.
File# 144/41
File# 151/41
File# 153/41
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Legion Ismail. Synthetic Bulletin January 1942. 14 pages.
Administrative correspondence. 1941. 3 pages.
Administrative orders by the governor of Bessarabia.
1941. 2 pages.
File# 156/41
File# 159/41
File# 18/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Inspectorate Cernăuţi. Inquiry related to the deportation of the Jews from Vatra
Dornei. 1942. 3 pages.
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. News from abroad.1941. 2 pages.
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Inspectorate Transnistria. Information collected in March 1942.
Information from Transnistria June 1943. A Romanian engineer smuggling correspondence from Transnistria to Romania.
1942. 22 pages.
Informative Bulletin June 1942. 8 pages.
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Jews crossing the frontier from Hungary will be deported to Transnistria.
Counterfeit money in introduced in Romania by German military from Oradea Mare – Hungary. Truckloads of Jews from
Poland cross into Romania and are hidden by Jews from Cernăuţi. 1942. 26 pages.
File# 30/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Clandestine crossing of the frontier to and from Hungary by a subversive Magyar
organization in Turda. 1942. 11 pages.
A woman, Magda Schlosser crossed the border from Hungary and has no documents. She is suspected of being Jewish.
1942. 41 pages.
File# 33/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Smuggling. Three individuals including a priest are under investigation for gold and
currency smuggling. 1942. 10 pages.
File# 47/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Synthetic informative study from Gendarmerie Inspectorates Iaşi, Alba Iulia for
June-July 1942. Same for Timişoara, Constanţa, Cernăuţi. 1942. 53 pages.
File# 48/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Synthetic informative study from Alba-Iulia for August 1942.
Synthetic informative bulletins for September- December 1942. 90 pages.
File# 52/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. The Jewish problem (barely legible). Under the letterhead: “Romania Aeriana” an
information report starting with page 3. The Romanizare in Timişoara. Various information from Chişinău.
Notes on the morals in Bucureşti. Two Jewish women of Belgian citizenship are investigated following a denunciation.
1942. 48 pages.
File# 57/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Following information that legionnaire groups are formed under the name of “Frati
de Cruce” (Sworn brothers) that are secretly subsidized and guided by Judeo-communist elements with the scope of
internal agitation, are put under supervision.
1942. 9 pages.
File# 69/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Inspectorate Iaşi. Informative synthetic study for the year 1942. 6 pages.
File# 114/42
Inspectorate general of Gendarmerie. Denunciation of the Jews from Braşov for hoarding food and other goods.
1942. 11 pages.
File# 121/42
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Report to the Ministry of the Interior: there are no more Jews in rural
communities. In relation to the deportations, the Gendarmes were used only for the transfer and guarding of the convoys.
Drastic measures against Jews. Jewish specialists repatriated to Bucovina are exposed to danger there. Anti-Semitic
denunciations in various cities. Lists of Jews repatriated from Transnistria (barely legible). 1942. 323 pages.
Reel # 33
File# 3/43
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. History of the gendarmerie for the year 1943. General organization of sections,
units and sub-units. Police units- actions, movements of retreat with the advancing front.
1943. 57 pages.
File# 31/43
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. The detention camps in Transnistria were taken over by the Germans. The
internees were relocated according to their belonging: Jews, Gypsies, legionnaires, Ukrainians etc. 1943. 2 pages.
File# 33/43
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Various police actions against local criminals and against Soviet parachutists.
Attacks by the partisans. Germans attacked by the partisans ask for help form the Italian and the Romanian military. The
military are ordered to return a calendar titled “The new order in marching”. The Germans continue to enroll young men
from Romania as volunteers in the German army.
Continuous fights with the partisans in Transnistria. A number of gendarmes are killed. Parachutists captured.
Number of Jews evacuated from the districts Tiraspol, and Tulcin. Number of Jews in Râbniţa, Moghilev. Numerous
railroad catastrophes by partisans. 1943. 246 pages.
File# 36/43
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. A group of Jews hiding in a forest in Tulcin harassed the population.
1943. 1 page.
File# 39/43
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Forced labor of Jews in industrial enterprises. Administrative problems. Results of
inquiries related to the life and the inter-relations with the other workers and the administration. Malicious information
on shadowy dealings with Jewish capitalists.
Information on unfriendly attitude toward the German military as a consequence of the way the German soldiers treated
their Romanian comrades in the war. 1943. 33 pages.
File# 40/43
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Two officers Marincea Ioan and Enachiţă Toma were sentenced to 30 days
disciplinary arrest for traffic of money and mail. Jews in the ghetto Tulcin. 1943. 22 pages.
Anti-Semitic information on the Jews by legionnaire Youth.
1943. 2 pages.
File# 77/43
File# 78/43
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Information from Transnistria. Traffic of mail for the Jews in Ghettos by the
military.
Inspectorate Balta. Informative Bulletins June, July, August 1943. The Jews in Vapniarka. Information on the Gypsies and
the Jews in camps. News from the Ghetto Moghilev.
Gendarmerie Legion Tulcin. Informative note August 1943. Mass graves in Vinniţa, believed to be of Ukrainians killed by the
Soviets, were found to be Jews murdered by the Germans in 1941/42. Desperate situation of the Jews in Golta. 1943. 129
pages.
File# 79/43
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Information from Transnistria. Clandestine transfer of mail and money by couriers
to Transnistria. Ukrainian propaganda leaflets.
Bulletin informative Odessa. Information about the Jews in Mostovoi and Peciora. Jews accused of contraband in
Moghilev. Actions against the Germans by partisans East of the Bug. List of internment and of prisoners of war camps in
Transnistria. Romanian military trying to bring over to Romania Jews from the camps in Transnistria. Three priests in
apostolic mission in Transnistria are caught of bringing letters and money to the Jews. Reports from various districts in
Transnistria. 1943. 152 pages.
File# 80/43
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Report on informative activity for month of March 1943. Legion Moghilev (First 20
pages are illegible). There are 38,377 Jews deportees and local in the district.
Legion Berezovka. Tracking down the groups of partisans. The German population is under protection of the German
military. The youth were recruited to serve in the German army.
Legion Tulcin. There are 2710 Jews in the ghettos of the district and 6087 prisoners of war.
Legion Odessa March April 1943 (Ten pages illegible). Legion Balta, Tirasapol. April 1943.
A rumor is circulated, that all Romanians in the USA were interned in camps and for every Jew killed in Romania, ten
Romanians are killed in the USA.
Inspectorate Transnistria April, March 1943. Big attack is planned by the partisans.
Legion Moghilev, Berezovka, Golta, Tulcin. Iampol , Odessa RÂbniţa. February 1943.
Legion Ovidopol. Synthesis of information collected in February 1943. 330 pages.
Reel # 34
File# 81/43
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Legion Cetatea Albă. Alexei Karassik, a Jew converted to Christianity, who fled with
the Russians and came back now with family applies for residence in Bessarabia. He has a certificate from the German
authorities.
A group of Jews from Hungary is escorted to the port Giurgiu.
A recrudescence of anti-Semitism was observed in Moldova.
Jews who sabotage the dispositions for forced labor, will be deported to Transnistria. A commission is established for the
selection of Jews deported to Transnistria who are in the camp Vapniarka.
List of 16 Jews deported to Transnistria because of their involvement in repartition of real estate in Bucharest.
More Jews were deported from Iasi.
List of 74 Jews transferred from Ungaria the port Giurgiu for emigration to Palestine.
A Jew from Gura Humorului, living in Cernauti travels around the country for his cattle business and spreads defeatist
rumors.
In Timişoara the local Germans (Shwabs) broke windows in Jewish homes and businesses. Anti-Semitic denunciations of
Jews. Text of communist manifests found in a village in Bessarabia. Detailed report on Soviet propaganda.
Jews deserting from forced labor. Songs of Jewish laborers with transliteration in Yiddish.
Jews Romanian citizens expelled from Germany will be sent direct to Transnistria. This decision was reversed by
Antonescu: the will settle in district capital cities in Moldova. Jews from various localities in and out of labor camps and
from Transnistria. Jews applying for travel permits. Numeric list (#1) of Jews in Transnistria by districts and origin:
Bessarabia, Bucovina, Regat and locals.
Same list (#2) for detention camps in Transnistria – Vapniarka.
List (#3) of Jews deported to Transnistria for disobedience at slave labor. Nominal list of Jews deported to Transnistria
from districts in Moldova. 1943. 512 pages.
File# 82/43
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Order of handling the Jews repatriated from Transnistria.
Some twenty Jews are discharged from the industrial complex “Moroeni” in the town Gugesti, being replaced by
Romanian personnel.
Informations on Jews of various professions suspected of communist views or activity. Jews deported to Transnistria.
Jews caught traveling without travel permit.
Many Jews from Dorohoi ask to be reunited with their families in Transnistria.
A note relative to the situation of the Jews in the district Golta mentions the following: some time ago,1,000 families from
the district were sent to Akmecet on the Bug and housed in pigsties, without water and food. As a result 960 of them
died. Recently the prefect ordered that over 3,000 Jews from the district, deportees and local, to be sent to the same
place, i.e. to sure death (October 14, 1943). See comments of the Gendarmerie commander.
List of 449 Jews mostly professionals, business and industry heads and craftspeople without any title or specification.
1943. 559 pages.
Reel # 35
File# 83/43
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Pretorial Service Odessa. Informative Bulletins August, September 1943.
A Romanian priest was caught bringing money to the Jews in Transnistria. 1943. 40 pages.
File# 84/43
Inspectorate general of Gendarmerie. Legion Oceacov. A Romanian overseer at the train station Trihaty stole money and
goods from the Jews sent from Moghilev for forced labor.
Informative Bulletin September, October November and December 1943
Rumors of Transnistria coming under German authority. Number of Germans, Romanians and Jews by districts.
Organizations of partisans.
Abuses and crimes committed by German military.
Soviet airplanes spread manifests in German. 79 pages.
.
File# 86/43
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Situation of Jews in district Golta. Informative notes from various Gendarmerie
legions for October, November 1943. 40 pages.
File# 116/43
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Denunciations regarding the misappropriation of Jewish goods by peasants.1943. 15
pages.
File# 118/43
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Inspectorate Cernăuţi. Problems related to a sugar factory. 1943. 12 pages.
File# 140/43
Inspectorate general of Gendarmerie. Informative Bulletin- Transnistria, December 1942. (Text illegible). 27 pages.
File# 35/44
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Repatriation of the Jewish children from Transnistria. Numeric list of children by
district and age. Nominal lists from districts Tulcin, Iampol, and Balta. 1944.
Breakdown of nominal list by towns for district Moghilev. Nominal lists of children by cities where they were assigned.
Organizing and persons in charge with the pick-up transportation and repartition of the children in Romania. 1944. 342
pages,
Reel # 36
File# 36/44
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Repatriation of the Jewish children from Transnistria. Numeric of various
categories list of children by district and age.
The Jewish Sephardic community requests the repatriation to Bucharest of Harry Melamed, an exceptional musical talent.
Private persons applying for repatriation of family or friends. Lists of Jews with medals and war widows and orphans for
repatriation.
Lists of persons from cities of destination in Romania to accompany the children.
Personal information on Jews deported to camps in Transnistria as communists. Situation of the Jews in the internment
camp Vapniarka. Jews repatriated from camps in Transnistria. List of Jews in various ghettos in Transnistria1944. 305
pages.
File# 37/44
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. List of Jews deported to Transnistria. List of Jews from the Old Kingdom who are
still in Transnistria.
Map showing the localities deported Jews were on
February 1, 1944.
Orders of repatriation for various persons. Among others. Eng. Siegfried Jagendorf, the founder of the “Turnatoria” in
Moghilev.
A wire from Prof. Mihai Antonescu ordering the repatriation of all Romanian citizens with no matter of origin and of the
Gypsies. March 15 1944.
Situation of Jews deported and located in Transnistria on March 1, 1944, at the request of Marshall Antonescu.
Same shown by places of residence.
Same in camps for political detainees. March 14, 1944.
List of Jews repatriated from district Berezovka, and from Odessa. 1944. 470 pages.
File# 42/44
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Excerpts from newspapers on various subjects. Among others, a mass grave with
128 Jews found in Sărmaş, Ardeal.
Press Review, November 1944. 38 pages.
File# 76/44
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Informative Bulletin December 1944. 10 pages. (Text barely legible)
File# 109/44
Inspectorate General of Gendarmerie. Documents on the assassination of 126 Jews in the town Camars (?) district Cluj on
September 16/17 by the Magyar gendarmerie and the local Magyar population. . Description of the exhumation.
Declarations of witnesses. Nominal list of the massacred Jews. 1944. 30 pages,
RG 25.003 Archives of the Ministry of Defense
Extent: 396 reels,
Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives
Organization and arrangement:
Language:
Preferred citation:
Scope and content note: .
Fond: General Headquarters. 1992.A.0085
Reel # 1
File # 3743 Reports of military operations 2.VII -5.VII, 1941 (Vol.II). Partial occupation of Bessarabia and the Northern part of Bucovina; the fall of
Cernautzi. Jews found with weapons are isolated. Among the prisoners are people from the region, the commanders are Jewish.
Reports on aerial fights and of losses of planes and personnel on both sides. Ca. 330 pages.
File #3744
Reports of military operations 6.VII -10.VII, 1941 (Vol.III). Information is also given about the activity and positions of the German troops
in the region. Reports on the naval activity along the Black sea and the Danube. Ca. 520 pages.
Reel # 2
File #3751
Orders and Reports 2nd Army Corps, 20.VI - 11.VII, 1941 (Vol.I). Army and naval battles in Southern Bessarabia and Dobrudja.
Instructions regarding the reaction of the troops when sighting parachutists. Information from the German front in the Ukraine.
The bridge over the Danube in Cernavoda is damaged by Soviet aviation. 518 pages.
File #3757
The campaign against the Soviet Union. Orders and reports.
3-rd & 11-th Armies. 21.VI - 15.VII. General order of operations from 1st Armored Division. Orders received from the 11-th German
Army Division. Gendarmerie units are posted in the occupied territories. 387 pages.
Reel # 3
File #3758
General Headquarters. Mobil Command Post. Miscellaneous. Vol. XIII. 28.VII - 30.IX, 1941. 5-th Army Corps, Problems related to the
conquest of Bessarabia. (NB: Difficult to read). Creation of pre-military work units. Reports of execution of various works by the
Technical Army Corps (Pioneers). Reports of plundering and acts of barbarism by the troops in the occupied territories. Iuliu Maniu
requests to cease military operations after Bessarabia and Bucovina are liberated. Antonescu replies there are Romanians up until
the Dnieper.
Abusive behavior of the Ukrainian Police East of the Dniester. No Romanian currency allowed there. Frictions between the German
Police and the Romanian troops. The passing German troops take all kind of goods from the population. Lists of officers relieved of
their commands. A German brochure of military geography of the Ukraine (27 pages). On Sept. 15, the Romanian Authorities took
over the administration of Transnistria. 297 pages.
File # 3823
General Headquarters. Mobil Command Post. Miscellaneous Vol. VII. 15.VII - 12.VIII, 1941. Winston Churchill’s speech on July 14, 1941.
Short notes on the war on other fronts. Report from German headquarters of the situation on the Russian front. Counterinformative reports on activities of the legionnaires, the Russian émigrés, the Heads of the Jewish Community, the leaders of the
Communist party, acts of sabotage etc. Reports on military operations. Bombing of Ploesti. Texts of radio transmissions from a
pirate station, from the Comintern radio stations and from the TASS agency.
On July 20, 1941 the creation of internment
camps for the Jewish population in the occupied territories is announced. German translations of documents from the Soviet
Military Command. Legionary manifest distributed in Romania on July 22, 1941. 598 pages.
File #3827
Reel # 4
General Headquarters. Mobil Command Post. Miscellaneous Vol. XI. 18.VII - 27.VIII, 1941. 5-th Army Corps, Conflict between
Romania and Hungary is solved. Organization of liberated territories in Bessarabia. Situation of infrastructure.
Rebuilding of wired services between Bucovina and Bessarabia. Regime of Jews used for forced labor. Various administrative
measures in those territories. Cost of expenses used to fight against the Bolshevik peril. 10,500 Jews transferred to West banc of
the Dniester by German Army. Instructions for the commandant (future) of Odessa. Situation of military transports. The assets of
the kolkhozes. Administrative organization of Transnistria. German complaints against plundering and sexual aggressiveness of the
local population by the Romanian soldiers. 617 pages.
File #3827
Reel # 5
General Headquarters. Mobil Command Post. Miscellaneous
Vol. XII. 218.VI - 30.VII, 1941. Brochures showing the longtime camaraderie in arms between the Romanian and German people; to
be translated and sent to all German units on the common front. Also a newspaper “Sentinela” and daily radio transmissions on
the same subject shall be initiated. All this due to an accident of friendly fire. The Jewish population accused of abetting the
spread of damaging rumors. Border policy and regulation. Overloading of railroad lines, leading to lack of foodstuff and military
clothing on the frontlines. Jews from Galicia cross the Dniester on boats into Romanian territory.
Plundering and excesses of the local population by the troops. Captured fuel deposits made unusable by adding colophony. 430
pages. (A note indicates that a number of pages were taken out by the security services)
Romania. Archives of the Ministry of Defense
Fond: 1st Army Corps
Reel # 6
File # 936
Underground propaganda. 1.IV - 28.VI, 1940. A bible erroneously translated is distributed to the troops. Information on activity of
Hungarian chauvinists. List of brochures confiscated from various sources. Information regarding the German Youth organization
(DJ). Lists of magazines and publications imported. Request to bar “Neue Zricher Zeitung. Material propagandistic Magyar
reported. The Magyar minority disposes of political and ethnical organizations. Lists of leaders and members of those
organizations. The German minority is organized in the “Volksgemeinschaft” and is under the influence of the National Socialist
party of hitlerite Germany. Full copy of a Magyar propaganda brochure “Seven things you should know”. Information regarding the
Legionary movement and manifestations. Information regarding the organization of the Jews in Transylvania (Note: very negative
characterization; it looks like antisemitic undertones). Actions of the “Sachsen” in Transylvania and of the “Swabs” in Banat. Fate
of the Romanian population in the territories occupied by Hungary.
Young officers from the reserves are legionnaires. 737 pages. (A note indicates that a number of pages were taken out by the
security services).
File # 1014
Reports related to the legionary rebellion on January 1941.
24 - 28 Jan. 1941. 2 pages of lists w/o explanation or title. Detailed report of the events that took place on 21-23 January 1941. 348
pages. (A note indicates that a number of pages were taken out by the security services).
File # 1o71
Reel # 7
Correspondence. The armament collected from the legionnaires after the rebellion of 22 - 24 January 1941. 16.I - 31.III, 1941. Orders
sent to all Units to collect, clean and store the armament left after the rebellion. Also to be collected all the materials taken by the
rebel bands from businesses and private homes. Also to be reported all the arrests performed. Reports received from districts.
Reports requested from military units of armament and ammunition missing and for establishing the culprits and put them under
arrest. Results of chasing after known legionnaires and of searches. Reports on political implications (Iuliu Maniu). Rebels
apprehended and brought to justice. Reports on punishment. Reports of unrest in Yugoslavia. Germans ordered to leave the
country. 232ages.
File # 1269 Reports related to the rebellion and its aftermath. 21.I - 24.II. 1941. Manifest legionnaire signed by Viorel Trifa (NB.later orthodox bishop in
Detroit) requesting expulsion of “judaized” ministers from the Romanian government. 440 pages.
Reel # 8
File # 1335 Jewish forced labor brigades: diggers, forced labor, field work 1942/1943. Organization of means of transportation: equipment and
personnel. Reorganization of the military guards.
126 pages.
File #1366
Propaganda, Counter-propaganda, Intelligence, Censorship. 1942 - 1943. Organization of mobile control groups. The legionnaire
activity. Detailed reports on cases of false identity, insubordination, legionnaire propaganda, defiant behavior of the German
minority, chauvinist movement among the Hungarian population; various individual cases, and measures taken. New rules and
regulations for political activity. A German poem defamatory for Romania is shown by a drunk German soldier. Complaints about
the disdainful behavior of the German military toward the Romanian “comrades in arms”. Several facts were verified and
confirmed as true. A revival of the political parties is observed. Propaganda leaflet from the Soviet Army.
290 pages.
File # 1569
Propaganda, Counter-propaganda, Intelligence, Censorship. 1942 - 1943. A calendar is distributed containing texts elogious of the
Hungarian army. 37 pages.
File # 1660
Remarks. 15 Nov 1944 - 15 May 1945. Requests for lists of all military personnel, divided by categories in accordance with their
activities, belonging to a political movement, or who committed acts of terrorism, maiming or killing. Follow lists from various
Units. 348 pages.
Reel # 9
File # 1736
Instructions for Jewish forced labor brigades, forced labor, guards, field work, instructions for procurement of cattle food,
concurrence between the base units and the spread-out formations for improving the situation of the villages. April 1 - August 3,
1944. Instructions for the formation of guard units. Documents related to the above. 122 pages.
File # 1766
Remarks. Terrorist activities, sabotage, espionage, partisans, Atrocities committed by German-Hungarian troops. Dec. 20, 1944
and up to April. 25, 1945.Capture of two Hungarian partisans. Information regarding creation of a school of partisans in Hungary, to
commit acts of sabotage in Romania. Hungarian partisans and terrorists infiltrated into Romanian territory. Material based on
interrogations of apprehended terrorists. Reports of atrocities committed by German troops in the battle against the Soviet
troops, killing and wounding a great many Romanian military. Information on the activity of the GESTAPO in Brno, Czechoslovakia.
153 pages.
File # 1779
Manifests and informative reports with regard to the mood of the military. Atrocities committed by the Hungarian and German
troops in Transylvania. 23.03, 1944 - 31.12, 1944. Manifests spread by the legionnaires, full of antisemitic venom. 450 pages
(Note: a great number of pages were taken out by the Security Services and do not appear on the reel).
Romania. Archives of the Ministry of Defense
Fond: 4-th Army Corps
Reel # 10
File # 16
Suspicious elements in the Army: Communists, Legionnaires, Irredentists (?), Sectants, terrorists. Sept 1939, Due to the
international situation, an increase in the activities of various factions requires higher vigilance in the detection of suspicious
elements in the armed forces. Under suspicion are officers of German origin (Saxons, swabs). Reports and analyses of personnel
from various minorities and provinces: German, Ukrainian, Hungarian, Bessarabia, Transylvania. 166 pages.
File # 33
Working brigades. Dec 1939 - Feb 1940. Instructions for organization. Reports of activity from groups. Units composed of
minority citizens; special instructions. 67 pages.
File # 180
1940. Declarations of ethnic origin for commissioned and non-commissioned officers. Rules for establishing the ethnic origin as
Jew. Individual declarations. 181 pages.
File # 228
Study of retrenchment (repliere) of the 4-th Army from Bessarabia into Moldova over the Pruth under enemy pressure. March April 1940. 89 pages.
File # 272
Exceptional measures. Various Orders of the Day to be issued. Orders regarding refugees. No Jews or Russians allowed to cross
the Pruth into Romania. Vigilance for foreign agents (June 28, 11 hrs). Report of operations. Hostile attitude of the local
population. The attitude of the Jews and the reaction to it by the troops. Solution proposed to protect (by internment) the Jews
from the troops. Requests for information regarding the hostile acts against the Army and the population, by the “evreocommunists”. 166 pages.
File # 670
February 19, 1941. All Army officers must certify by word of honor of not being affiliated to a franc Masonic loge. Follow declarations
of officers from all Units. 150 pages.
Reel # 11
File # 779
Jews. 10.VII - 12.VIII, 1942, Dispositions regarding the creation of a new Zionist organization, for the Jews from Romania.
Information bulletin of the Pretorate in Odessa. 247 Jews in Shmerinca are taken over by German authorities. A German
lieutenant is found to be a Jew from Cernauti. 40 pages.
File # 781
June 22 - Nov. 6, 1941. Problems related to Jews. Proposal to evacuate Jews ages 15 - 50 from towns in operation zones of the
Army. On 30/6 Antonescu orders a curfew for Jews and placing them in guarded places during the night hours. Also hostages will
be taken from Jews, communists, to be shot at the first signs of rebellion. The problem of transferring masses of Jews East of the
Dniester and the Germans turning them back on the West banc. The Jews already in Transnistria will stay there until taken over by
the Germans with whom a convention in this matter was signed. (Tiraspol, Oct.11, 1941). Orders to prevent contacts between Jews
and the local population. 190 pages.
File # 782
The Jews and their evacuation. 1941 - 1942. Letter of Horia Sima Re. lax attitude vs. the “Jidani”. 3 pages.
File # 794
Misc. Propaganda, Juridic. June 21 - Sept. 13, 1941. Instructions for the Propaganda units. Instructions for the Services of
propaganda and counter-propaganda in the Army. 51 pages.
File # 804
Communications, authorizations, reports. 1941. Factories owned by Jews. Voided authorizations for work and free movement. 130
pages.
File # 852
The Communist and Anti-communist movements. 1941 - 1942. The communist propaganda. Informative notes regarding the activity
of Jewish industrialists. Copies of communist manifests. Synthesis of the organization and activity of the communist movement.
The anti-communist propaganda in the Army. Anti-communist manifests. 92 pages.
File # 870
Reel # 12
Occupation troops between the Dniester and Dnieper. 1941. Orders and instructions given to the occupation troops of the 4-th
Army, for guarding the territory between the two rivers. Decree of administrative organization of the province Transnistria. List of
military units allocated. Text of the “accord” determining the safety, administration and economical development in Transnistria
and the territory between the Bug and the Dnieper. Letter from Hitler to Antonescu. Organization of the administration, lines of
communication. Infrastructure and military preparedness in Transnistria. The explosion of the military headquarters in Odessa:
results, cleaning and salvage operations. Lists of casualties. Administrative and military organization of Odessa. 889 pages.
Reel # 13
File # 876
The rebellion of 21.I, 1941. Orders received. 21.I - 31.I, 1941. Reports of military activity. Conclusions and further instructions to
prevent unrest and rebellions. 398 pages.
File # 957
Notes and information. June - Oct 1941. Instructions by the Soviet army for partisan groups: organization, fighting tactics,
objectives etc. Instructions for conduct of the army toward the civil population. 31 pages.
File # 964
Odessa. Oct 1941. Organization of military command and of the administration. 86 pages.
File # 1076
Reel # 14
Pretorial service. Various correspondence regarding the administration of the territory and of the population. Information on the
organization and working of the Soviet espionage obtained from a captured spy. Activity of the pretorial service June- Oct 1941.
144 pages.
File # 1079 Ordinances in Romanian, German and Russian regarding the administration of Transnistria. Measures for organizing the life of the Jews
in Transnistria. Ordinance of the military commandment. Various other ordinances regarding the life and activities in Transnistria.
100 pages.
File # 1245
Requests for maps indicating zones of fraudulent crossing of the Bug or Dniester, of partisans, of parachutists launching,
communist nests etc. 27 pages.
File # 1263
Orders with regard to measures taken to warrant internal peace and security. Lists of military units in charge of guarding main
objectives. March - May 1942. 57 pages.
File # 1304
Protection against parachutists, airborne troops and partisans. August 1942. 23 pages.
File # 1306
Plan of operations and maps regarding measures to protect main objectives against parachutists and partisans. Feb - Mar 1942.
233 pages.
File # 1345
Misc. - territory - etapes. July 7 - Aug. 27, 1942. Instructions for organizing the secretarial service. Territorial distribution of
military commands in Transnistria. 155 pages.
Reel # 15
File # 1480
April 1943 - March 1944. Orders of permanent nature, for military personnel and organization. Colonization of Bessarabia. Request
to settle there, from a number of NC officers. Officers’ wives requested to perform duties at social services. Instructions
regulating the duties of Jews in the working brigades. Order from Antonescu to limit the body weight of the officers to 75 Kg.
Obligatory physical exercises are instituted. Casa Ostirii (Army Club): description, history, functions. 368 pages.
File # 1587
JEWS. July 20, 1944 - 3 August 1944. Problems related to use of Jewish hospitals and workers, Various requests from Jewish
communities and individuals, mostly related to forced labor. Lists of Jews provided with certificate of dispensation from forced
labor. 341 pages.
Reel # 16
File # 1646
Campaign against Hungary. Activity of the propaganda groups. Distribution to the troops of materials received from the Soviet
Union. Sept. 1944. Preparations for a military gazette. Atrocities committed by the Hungarian army. 64 pages.
File # 1764
May 1944. Army Engineering Corps requests permission to use Jews in communication services and other special positions. Jewish
women to be also mobilized; to be used for hospitals or other institutions and should not be put to heavy manual work. 220
pages.
Romania. Archives of the Ministry of Defense
Fond: 3-rd Army Corps
Reel # 17
File # 140
Chiffered symbols and signatures. 1940/41. Measures are indicated to maintain secrecy as required; real names not to be used in
telecommunications. Lists of signatures for telegraphic and telephonic communications. Lists for the symbols of various Units and
Services. 208 pages.
File # 410
Monthly contrainformative reports. Starting Nov. 1941. Informstivr Bulletin for Transnistria: 1-15 Nov. 1941. Follow reports for every
month up to January 1942. 568 pages.
Reel # 18
File # 413
Contrainformative reports July.17 - November 1941. 378 pages (Note: some pages missing, being taken out by security services;
most of the remaining pages hardly legible).
File # 419
Misc. notes, reports and counterinformative bulletins, received from Gendarmes Units, police etc. in period 23 June - 25 August
1941. 189 pages.
File # 421
Evacuation of the Jews from Bessarabia to various camps. Ordonanta Nr. 23 - Deportation of Jews to Transnistria. The fate of the
Jews in Tiraspol. 77 pages.
File # 435
23 June - 25 august 1941.Various measures against the Jews: confiscation of devices for telecommunication, telephones,
telegraphic equipment, radio receivers. Reports on the attitude of the Ukrainian population. Reports on the mood in the army. 75
pages.
File # 452
December 28, 1941. Orders and instructions for evacuation of Jews from Odessa. Horror stories about the Jews evacuated in
district Balta, reported by a Romanian officer. 41 pages.
Reel # 19
File # 481
22.VI - 5.XI, 1941. Instructions for the guarding of the territory, given to the military Units responsible for various portions of the
territory. The massacre in Jassy on 28/29 June was provoked by “ soviet agents and the judeo-communist population” as signed
by the chief of the Romanian General Staff General Ioanitiu, in a letter criticizing the reaction of the Romanian military.
Instructions for the administration of the province Transnistria. A booklet of the Soviet army, titled “Means of warfare of the
Soviet partisan units” was translated and distributed for information. Accord between the German and Romanian authorities for
the common administration and exploitation of the territories between the Dniester and Bug and between the Bug and Dnieper.
Instructions for the attitude and behavior of the troops vis a vis the population East of the Dniester. 162 pages.
File # 509
12.X, 1941 - 15.I, 1942. The army of occupation. Orders and instructions for guarding of the territory. Redeployment of the 3-rd
Army: details and distribution of troops. “General Instructions Nr. 8575” with 10 annexes. Instructions for organizing the
operation of the telecommunication equipment.
Instructions for the collaboration between Romanian troops of occupation and the German authorities.286 pages.
File # 1122
Daily bulletins and contrainformative reports at the 3-rd army, from April 1, 1942. 350 pages.
Note: The reel contained in box “Reel 20” is not related to the subject matter “Armata”.
Romanian Ministry of National Defense
Fond: General Headquarters. 1992.A.0085
Reel # 20
File # 1127 Reports of mobilization, evacuations and internment of Jews (Jidani) from April 1, 1942 to July 2, 1942.
Evacuation of Jews from Moghilau to the Northern part of Transnistria, for military reasons. Creation of ghettos for Jews.
March 19/20, report of 6,500 and of 8,000 Jews from Bessarabia and Bucovina sent over the Bug; other 60,000 are assembled
in Berezovka waiting to be transferred.
A report of the Jewish Committee for the coordination of the work force and for assistance of the Jews in Moghilev, sent to the
Jewish Center in Bucharest, is intercepted by the censor; it generates admiration at the Commandment of the III-d Army
for the organizational skills of the Jews. As a reaction an evacuation of the Jews from the region is proposed.
Evacuation of 8,000 Jews from Moghilev in Mai/June.
Adolf Rosner, a Jew is captured dressed in a German officer’s uniform.
Treatment of Jews converted to Christianity. 108 pages.
ile # 1128
Mobilization. Camps for Jews communists from Romania. Period April 1st to July 2nd 1942.
Report on guarding of prisoners and of the deported Jews. Evacuation of Jews from Moghilev is proposed.
Situation of internees in the camp Vapniarka. 63 pages.
ile # 1129
Internment of communists from Romania and from Transnistria. Organization of the camps and of the counter-espionage service.
Preventive measures against soviet parachutists. Jan/Feb 1942. 69 pages.
ile # 1196.
Guarding and control of the territory. Spring 1942.
Fumigation of the catacombs in Odessa, to eradicate the partisans and parachutists.
Terrestrial/ aerial protection of the ammunition depot in Nikolaev.
Reorganization of the military command in Odessa.
117 pages.
File # 1202
Military Corps of Engineers - Communications.
April 1/ June 13, 1942. Situation of railroad and road transport in Transnistria.
Reports of conflicts with the German army personnel.
Handling of convoys of Russian prisoners. 14 pages.
ile # 2208
Actions against partisans in Transnistria.
December 1943/ February 1944.
Reports of counter-espionage.
Fights with bands of partisans by German and Romanian troops. Reports of attacks by partisans on railroads, military
installations, hospitals.
Interception and fights with parachutists.
Full scale fights against partisans with considerable human and material losses. Lists of victims. 388 pages.
Reel # 21
File # 6110
Orders of operations (Copies) March 1940.
Organizing of fighting and defense positions on the Eastern border, on the rivers Siret, Ceremus-Prut, Dniester and on the territory
between these two rivers. 241 pages.
File # 6156
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Organization of army mobilization for temporary service.
1940-1941.
Regulations for maintaining secrecy: correspondence, picture taking etc. Creation of Censoring services for news release and
personal correspondence.
Restrictions of military service for some minorities.
Orders and regulations after the occupation of Bessarabia and the Northern Bucovina by the Soviets.
Due to the supposed non-patriotic attitude of the Jews in the province Moldova, every contact with army personnel is forbidden.
Confidential reports regarding the actions of the Soviets in the occupied territories.
The association DEUTSCHE GESANDSCHAFT (German Embassy) hat sent letters denigrating the Romanian state to members of the
Romanian intellectuality and might send them to army officers too.
Soviet propaganda leaflets intercepted.
Instructions and directives related to the occupation of Northern Transylvania by Hungary.
Foreign literature (predominantly German) imported and distributed in Romania. October 1940. 345 pages.
ile # 6157
General orders 1940- 1941
Problems related to the food distribution for the military units. Results of inspection of the troops, regarding equipment and
personal cleanliness and living conditions. 9. Pages.
Reel # 22
File # 6196
Military reserves. 1941 - 1942
Tests for NCO personnel. Assignments of military personnel to various units. Instructions and census of officers and NCOs in
reserves. Lists from military districts. 279 pages.
File# 6262
Counter-espionage of civilian population.
Legionnaires, communists, espionage, terrorism, sabotage.
1941-1942.
Lists of suspicious and presumed dangerous persons from various districts of Moldova. Reports of minor events and incidents in
the region.
File # 6270
A number of 20 Jews are taken, hostage in Botosani and kept in a synagogue. Similar actions are reported from other cities.
Detailed report from the Regional Inspectorate of Police in Iassy from July 27, 1941, describing the mood of the population and its
attitude toward the Jewish minority in various localities.
A biased report on the massacre of the Jews in Iassy, says that the German troops from the German Organization Todt did kill the
Jews in the backyard of the police station.
Summary description of the two trainloads of Jews who were
-they say- transported to be kept in internment; due to the sanitary conditions, the lack of medical care for their injuries 1200 of
them died.
Two days later, Romanian and German soldiers shot to death fifty more Jews in various places in town and plundered Jewish
houses. (This is all they had to say about that horrible pogrom)
Confidential reports from Cernauti and from other regions of the Bucovina.
Report about complaints of misbehavior of Italian soldiers in various localities in the region.
NB. Very little and incomplete mention of the deportation of the Jews from the Bucovina. The Jews simply disappeared from these
reports. There is a faint mention of a ghetto in Cernauti.
Complaints of inhuman treatment of injured soldiers in a military hospital in Suceava.
Mentions of break-ins in houses of deported Jews.
Proposal by the German embassy to settle 15 thousand Germans in Cernauti and the liberated territories to replace the Jews and
revive the economy.
Information regarding the administration of properties left by the deported Jews in Suceava.
Information regarding the Jewish women living with Romanian officers in Moghilev and surroundings.
Romanian military personnel transport money and letters and execute various services for the deported Jews for which they are
well paid.
981 pages.
NB. Numerous pages from various reports were taken out by the Security Services in 1958 - 1962.
Reel # 23
Secret correspondence. June 22/1941 - April 1942
General Staff recommends decent treatment of strangers and minorities.
Orders regarding handling of goods and factories in the occupied territories of Northern Bucovina and Bessarabia. Assignment of
personnel for various activities.
ile #6271
Collaboration with the German military.
Organization of counter-espionage services.
Inventories of war material left by the Soviets.
Instructions for various situations like parachutists, partisans and infiltration of enemy troops.
Brochure titled ”Lessons from the campaign against the Soviet Union “ 1941.
Instructions for administrative organization of the territory.
270 pages.
NB. A number of pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958-1962.
Documents related to the activity of partisans. 18.6.41- 31.3.42.
Text of first Ordinance to be distributed after crossing the Dniester.
The German Kommandatur advises the General Staff in re of listening to foreign radio transmissions.
Brochure on Soviet parachutists and partisans.
Complaints by Romanian Military in re of attitude of German troops towards civilian population.
A number of Ordinances issued for the civilian population.
Activity of Censoring Services.
Information regarding minorities: Ukrainians, poles etc
647 pages.
NB. A number of pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958-1962.
Reel # 24
File # 6274
Documents related to espionage of various illegal movements - communists, legionnaires, religious sects etc. 1941 - 1942
Mention of a rebellion in Pascani (pages missing).
NB. Numerous pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958-1962; irrelevant material left. 257 pages.
File # 6279
Internal security during the period 21-27 January 1941, the rebellion.
Orders for protection of power and water stations, public institutions and military installations and barracks against the rebellious
legionnaires.
Military operations following the rebellion. 534 pages.
File # 6337
Declarations of active officers regarding military officers who were or are presently members of freemason loges. 1941.
Result: all officers denied as being a freemason. 270 pages.
NB. Numerous pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958-1962.
File # 6531
Reel # 25
Documents and orders related to forced labor of Jews between the ages 20 to 40 outside their residence. 1942 - 1943.
Lists of mobilization and distribution of the Jews from various districts and of their working destinations.
Age limit is increased to 19 to 41. 893 pages
Reel # 26
File # 6610
Military counter-espionage. Army Corps IV. 1942 - 1943.
Periodic reports an the morale of the troops; the mood of the population: Romanians, Ukrainians, poles, Jews, Hungarians; the
clandestine activities of legionnaires and communists.
Minor incidents and discovery of war materials left from the Soviets.
Report from the German military mission on the situation on the front in Crimea and on the river Don. 537 pages.
NB. Numerous pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958-1962.
Reel # 27
ile # 6627
Various information and complaints regarding military personnel and civil population.
Forced labor of Jews. 1943
Results of inspections of military hospitals and alimentation of the troops.
Complaints that some Jews are equipped with special official authorization that allows them to travel free all over the country.
575 pages.
NB. Some pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958-1962.
File # 7236
Various orders and dispositions regarding forced labor of Jews in districts Dorohoi and Botosani 1943. 137 pages.
Reel # 28
File # 7237 Various orders and dispositions regarding forced labor of Jews, in districts Roman, Radauti, Iasi. Falticeni. April - May, 1943.
Lists of Jews to be mobilized for forced labor.
Requests for craftsmen and professionals. 1001 pages.
File # 7238
File # 7239
Reel # 29
Various orders and dispositions regarding forced labor of Jews
April 1943 - March 1944.
Lists of Jews to be mobilized for forced labor. Requests for craftsmen and laborers. 498 pages.
Reel # 30
Various orders and dispositions regarding forced labor of Jews
1 -15 July 1943.
Lists of Jews to be mobilized for forced labor.
Requests for craftsmen and laborers. 937 pages.
NB. Some pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958-1962
Reel # 31
File # 7240
File # 7241
Various orders and dispositions regarding forced labor of Jews
January - April, 1944.
Directives for the discovery of infiltration of Russian agents dressed in Romanian military uniforms and carrying documents from
Romanian military who were killed or are prisoners.
Directives and orders form the General Staff showing an amelioration of the regime of forced labor for the Jews.
Interdiction for Jews to work or be present in administrative offices. No Jewish craftsmen are allowed in military workshops.
They will work in shops outside the limits of military barracks or office areas.
Transfer of material from archives.
Lists of Jews returned from Transnistria.
Situation of Jews with foreign passports re obligation of forced labor.
The problem of the 1400 Jews from the Northern Bucovina re obligation of forced labor.
Disposition for renewal of annual visas for all Jews.
Status of Jews converted to Christianity re forced labor.
892 pages.
Reel # 32
Various orders and dispositions regarding the Jews.
September 1943 - February 1944.
Military personnel bring into Romania, over the Dniester, women, which they use for personal domestic work. This is strictly
forbidden because these persons could spy for the enemy.
Dispositions to prevent the frequent fires at military depots and establishments.
Dispositions related to citizens of foreign countries and those with Nansen passports.
Order from Maresal Antonescu to exclude from the Army officers that are obese. Norms to establish obesity. Kinds of physical
exercise recommended.
Remuneration of Jews for labor performed.
Officers with up to 60% invalidity must wear a saber.
Duty of forced labor is extended for Jews between the ages of 18 and 50, inclusive students from the Jewish high schools. The
Centrala Evreilor requests to delay this decision.
Copy of a brochure titled “The Law and regulations of the Military Status of the Jews”. 1,000 pages.
Reel # 33
File # 7242 Orders of repartition and dispositions regarding the forced labor of the Jews. November 1943 - February 1944.
German Military Section in Iasi requests 20 Jews to unload war material from 120 railroad cars and load them with fuel for the
allied armies on the front.
Also a request for 40 Jews to dig trenches, and another for several craftsmen. 1,035 pages.
File # 7243
Reel # 34
Orders of repartition and dispositions regarding the forced labor of the Jews. January - November 1943.
Following the orders of Maresal Antonescu, the City Hall (Primaria) of Iassy requests two detachments of Jews needed to disinter
the remaining five thousand bodies in the Jewish cemetery in the suburb Ttrai. (p.248).
Remarkable increase in requests for Jews for various tasks, Even the Metropolit asks for three tinsmiths. 859 pages.
Reel # 35
File # 7244 Orders of repartition and dispositions regarding the forced labor
of the Jews. September 1943 - November 1943. 846 pages.
Reel # 36
File # 7245 Orders of repartition and dispositions regarding the forced labor
of the Jews. March 1943 - April 1943.
A number of architects and engineers are sent for 90 days to the Government of Transnistria for forced labor.
The German Mission in Bucharest requests 20 Jews for forced labor in Botosani.
Jewish physicians working in prisoner camps.
The Building Center of the German Marine requests 150 Jews for forced labor. 1132 pages.
File # 7246
File # 7247
Reel # 37
Reports on the control of the security in various industries: factories, mills, electric stations etc. June - August 1943.
Inspections carried out by military personnel and related to:
- ethnic composition of the administrative and technical personnel; of Jews required by necessity.
- organization and composition of the security and guarding personnel and their organization.
Results of inspection and suggestions and measures proposed for improvement. 959 pages
Reel # 38
Lists of repartition and classification by specialties regarding the forced labor
pages.
of the Jews. April 1943 - January 1944. 208
Reel # 39
File # 7248
Lists of classification by specialties and contribution (number of hours worked) by the forced labor of the Jews.
April - September 1943 . 329 pages.
File # 7249
Repartition of Jews for forced labor for local needs.
October 1943 - February 1944. 29 pages
Reel # 40
File # 7252
Decisions re annulment of requests for extension of repartition of Jews for forced labor. April 1943- January 1944. 24 pages.
File # 7253
Orders and correspondence for Jewish labor brigades located out of town, October 1943 - March 1944. 638 pages
Reel # 41
File # 7250
Statistical data of Jews: lists by territory, by profession and trade etc. in relation to their use in the forced labor workforce; data
on the performance of various groups of craftsmen.
April - December 1943. 295 pages.
File # 7251
Correspondence related to annulment of workbooks of Jews who are exempted from forced labor. Mai - September 1943.
The respective Jews will be integrated in the forced labor workforce. 404 pages.
File # 7254
File # 7256
Reel # 42
Orders and correspondence re the forced labor brigades located out of town. April - August 1943.
Lists of work proposed to be done and of the necessary manpower required by number and specialty. 933 pages.
Reel # 43
Orders and correspondence re the forced labor brigades located out of town. September - November 1943. 943 pages.
Reel # 44
File # 7255 Orders and correspondence re the forced labor brigades located out of town. August - September 1943. 749 pages.
NB. Some pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958-1962.
Reel # 45
File # 7257 Inspections, controls and reports re. forced labor of Jews.
April - October 1943. 628 pages.
File # 7258
File # 7259
Jews deported to Transnistria for committing criminal acts. Orders, correspondence and lists. May 1943 - March 1944
Jews repatriated from Transnistria in Vishnita and Radauti.
242 pages.
Reel # 46
Orders, dispositions and documents related to Jews.
May - June 1943.
Jews mobilized to forced labor; requests for craftspeople. Obligation of Jews to donate clothing. 949 pages.
File # 7260
File # 7261
File # 7262
File # 7263
File # 7264
File # 7265
Jews charged with misdemeanors related to their obligation of forced labor. March 1943 - February 1944.
Ordinances regarding Jews who went AWOL or did not respond to the call for forced labor. Instructions for capture and harsh
punishment.
Mobilization of Jews in the age of 16 and 17 to forced labor.
258 pages.
Reel # 47
Orders, dispositions and documents related to Jews.
April - May 1943.
Jewish women seamstresses are mobilized to work at home on military clothing.
The German Consulate in Iasi requests a number of Jews for gardening and other work. 1,049 pages.
NB. Some pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958-1962.
Reel # 48
Orders, dispositions and lists of Jews referred to medical commission. April 1943 - March 1944. 528 documents.
NB. Some pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958-1962.
Reel # 49
Request for Jews to work at military units and various institutions. July - August 1943.
Jews complaining for being mistreated and their payment taken away by their supervisors.
Requests for Jews by fictitious industries or shops.
Introduction of corporal punishment for refractory Jews, or for low work performance.
In the Government Bucovina, the Jewish community is a deciding factor of whom and to what kind of forced labor the Jews should
be sent. 1,031 pages.
Reel # 50
Orders of repartition and lists of Jews for forced labor, in various military units and institutions; correspondence,
communications. June - August 1943.
346 pages.
Reel # 51
Orders of repartition and lists of Jews for forced labor, in
various military units and institutions. August September 1943.
File # 7266
File # 7267
Reports of officers committing illegal acts, by accepting bribes from Jews for keeping them on the lists as performing work for
their unit. 1,008 pages.
Reel # 52
Orders, dispositions and documents related to Jews.
June - July1943.
1,126 pages
The regional section of the Centrala Evreilor in Iasi asserts that up to now there was no payment for forced labor of the Jews.
NB. Some pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958-1962.
Reel # 53
Orders, dispositions and documents related to Jews.
December 1953 - March 1944. 1,201 pages.
NB. Some pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958-1962.
File # 7268 Repartition of Jews to a tailor shop. 8 pages.
Reel # 54
File # 7269
Orders, dispositions and documents related to Jews.
Lists of Jews registered for work on July - December 1943.
116 pages.
File # 7270
Orders, dispositions and documents related to Jews.
Lists of Jews registered for work. August 1942.
Correspondence related to work of Jews.
March 1943 - May 1944
In May 1944 Antonescu orders that all Jews between the
ages of 15 and 55 to be mobilized for forced labor on military utilities. Food will be provided by the Jewish Communities.
686 pages,
NB. Some pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958-1962.
Reel # 55
File # 7270
Inspections of Jews. Orders, dispositions and documents related to Jews. May 1943 - March 1944. 427 pages.
File # 7272
Orders and correspondence related to Jews for snow cleaning operations. March 1943 - February 1944. 197 pages.
File # 7273
Orders and correspondence related to Jews on leave, Jews in hospitals and under medical observation.
October 1943 - March 1944. 351 pages.
Reel # 56
File # 7274
File # 7275
File # 7276
File # 7277
File # 7278
Orders, dispositions and documents related to Jews.
February - June 1944. 959 pages.
Reel # 57
Orders, dispositions and documents related to Jews.
November 1943 - January 1944.
Jews working at the Institute of Statistics and in other governmental institutions in Cernauti. 887 pages.
Reel # 58
Orders, dispositions and documents related to Jews.
September 1943 - January 1944.
Increased vigilance for detection of spies infiltrated from the enemy, with the purpose of lowering the morale of the population.
Examples of captured parachutists.
Preparedness for war is accentuated. 852 pages.
NB. Some pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958-1962.
Reel # 59
Orders, dispositions and documents related to Jews.
September - December 1943. 966 pages.
Reel # 60
Orders, dispositions and documents related to Jews.
September - October 1943. 784 pages.
Reel # 61
Army Corps 4
File # 7279 Miscellaneous correspondence regarding the Jews.
Assigning of Jewish craftspeople to various institutions. Lists and work schedules. December 1943. 565 pages.
File # 7280
Reel # 62
Army Corps 4
Rules and regulation regarding the qualification and use of Jewish craftsmen in various institutions and military workshops.
Situation of Jewish clerics re. induction to forced labor. Inventory and repair of military cots. Jews who were killed or did
disappear during the “Rebeliune”, as long that there does not exist an official paper for their demise, will be kept in the registers
as insubordinate for not being present for forced labor. 1943. 720 pages.
File # 7281
File # 7282
File # 7232
File # 7287
Reel # 63
Army Corps 4
Correspondence regarding forced labor of Jews. Lists and work schedules for craftsmen. November - December 1943.
937 pages.
Reel # 64
Army Corps 4
Correspondence regarding forced labor of Jews. Lists and work
schedules for craftsmen. Lists of institutions and private enterprises requesting prolongation of the working period of the Jewish
craftsmen assigned to them. January 1944. 1,064 pages.
Reel # 65
Army Corps 4
Orders and dispositions regarding the reorganization of the
military 4-th Territorial Army.
Dispositions and ordinances regarding forced labor of Jews.
Dispositions for communications of prisoners of war.
Problems of Jews with alien citizenship, in re. forced labor.
Problems related to the morale of the troops on the
front.
Incidents with German troops, explained as due to the heavy defensive fighting and exhaustion. Spreading of deceptive rumors
among the troops. Private letters are circulated as official documents in order to protect them from being censored.
Jews are not allowed to work or be present in military barracks and offices, being suspected of spreading defeatist rumors.
March - June 1943. 477 pages.
Army Corps 4. Correspondence related to confessional personnel: chaplains, deacons, monks etc from the reserves. 1943-44. 191
pages
Reel # 66
Army Corps 4
File # 7761 Correspondence, lists and reports regarding forced labor of Jews.
May- August 1944 , 508 pages.
Reel # 67
File # 7762 Army Corps 4. Correspondence related to inspections and controls. Lists of accomplished work. By localities.
Disorderly conduct of Jews mobilized for labor; stricter measures of discipline are imposed. July 1944. 99 pages.
File # 7763 Army Corps 4.Correspondence and orders related to forced labor of Jews. Jews sent for work to German units. Jan - July 1944. 1,110
pages.
Reel # 68
File # 7764 Army Corps 4. Correspondence unsolved because of liquidation of the Office for Forced Labor of the Jews. July-October 1944.
Lists of Jews who left their residence town for other localities in Romania. Lists of Jews from the labor brigades left in the
occupied territory.
Documents related to Jews working as dentists and dental technicians.
Documents salvaged after the bombing in Iasi. 307 pages.
File # 7765 Army Corps 4. Reports on administrative and financial controls.
April - August 1944. 718 pages.
File # 7766 Army Corps 4. Orders of distribution and various documents from General Staff regarding Jewish craftsmen. January- March 1944.
345 pages.
Reel # 69
File 1348
Territorial Command 4. Orders and dispositions of the General Staff regarding propaganda material: patriotic brochures to be
distributed to the military personnel; vigilance against communist activity in factories and soviet propaganda. June - Sept 1941. 264
pages.
File 1349
Territorial Command 4. Orders and dispositions of the General Staff and reports regarding the military activity along the frontier
with the Soviet Union. The eventuality of a war is stressed. German officers are dressed in Romanian uniforms to make the
Russians believe that only the Romanians are there.
Reports from Iasi of a provocative action in the night of June 28/29 by local communists, and Jewish students; there were shots
from firearms and numerous acts of sabotage committed.
(NT. Apparently this should have been the justification for the massacre of Jews that took place at that time in Iassy).
Reports of soviet aviation incursions and bombardments in various cities. June - July 1941. 1,060 pages.
NB. Numerous pages from various reports were taken out by the Security Services in 1958 - 1962.
Reel # 70
File # 1350 Territorial Command 4. Orders and dispositions for the population and military personnel in the zone behind the front lines. Daily reports
regarding: the mood and condition of the population; the attitude towards the Jews and Hungarians; the situation in the prisoner
camps; underground Communist activity; maltreatment of Romanians in the territory given up to Hungary; migration of Romanians
from that territory into Romania. The deportation of the Jews from the Northern region on Moldova left the population with no
commercial activity, thus leading to shortages of food and everyday goods, like soap , oil, sugar, salt, and hardware. The “Studiul
Sintetic” pp. 114 - 120 and pp 121 - 120 give a clear image on the real situation in that territory, through a detailed analysis of all
material, political and demographic aspects.
Reports on Romanian military personnel invading and robbing Jewish families. October-December 1941. 206 pages.
NB. Numerous pages from various reports were taken out by the Security Services in 1958 - 1962.
NB. Numerous pages are barely legible.
File # 1351 Territorial Command 4. Informative bulletins regarding daily events in various localities. Capture of six out of ten parachutists launched
near Cernauti.
July 1941 - March 1942. 1,032 pages.
NB. Numerous pages are barely legible.
File # 1486 Territorial Command 4. List of Jews for forced labor. August. 1942. 40 pages
NB. The first 15 pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958 - 1962.
File # 1499 Territorial Command 4. Secret correspondence and confidential orders. Administrative reorganization of the military system,
Dispositions regarding the mobilization of Jews for work. Couriers smuggling letters from Transnistria. 1942 - 1943. 48 pages.
NB. Numerous pages from various reports were taken out by the Security Services in 1958 - 1962.
NB. Most pages are barely legible.
Reel # 71
Army Corps 4
File # 1504 Forced labor of the Jews. Repartition of Jews craftsmen to various institutions and enterprises. Aug - Sept 1942.
1,200 pages.
Reel # 72
File # 1505 Territorial Command 4. Forced labor of the Jews. Evidence of Jews in Recruitment Centers by categories and occupation. 1942-1943.
180 pages
File # 1506 Territorial Command 4. Forced labor of the Jews. Evidence of Jews with academic titles in Recruitment Centers. 1942-1943. 167
pages.
Reel # 73
File # 1509 Territorial Command 4. Forced labor of the Jews. Orders and dispositions for repartition of Jews craftsmen. Lists of attributions and
activities. 1942. 396 pages.
File # 1510 Territorial Command 4. Forced labor of the Jews. Lists of repartition of Jews craftsmen by specialties. 1943. 65 pages
Reel # 74
File # 1507 Territorial Command 4. Forced labor of the Jews. Repartition of Jews for forced labor according to local needs. Comparative graphic
of Jews craftsmen by specialties before and after the deportation.
July - August 1942. 318 pages.
File # 1508 Territorial Command 4. Lists of repartition of Jews for forced labor, by localities and assigned working place and atribution. 1942. 57
pages.
Reel # 75
File # 1511 Territorial Command 4. Forced labor of the Jews. Reports of work done by Jews craftsmen in various institutions. 1944. 285 pages.
File # 1512 Territorial Command 4. Forced labor of the Jews. Requests for craftsmen from various enterprises, shops and factories. 1944. 275
pages.
Reel # 76
File # 1513 Territorial Command 4. Forced labor of the Jews. Reports of work done by Jews. Lists of Jews craftsmen, by profession and
qualification. 1942.
631 pages.
File # 1514 Territorial Command 4. Forced labor of the Jews. Orders and lists of Jews charged of non-presentation for forced labor duty. 1942 - 43.
71 pages.
Reel # 77
File # 1515 Territorial Command 4. Correspondence and lists re. revision of medical records of Jews exempted from forced labor. 1942 - 43. 360
pages.
File # 1516
Territorial Command 4. Forced labor of Jews. Monthly inspections, controls and reports of work brigades and Jews craftsmen in
various institutions, enterprises, factories etc. re. work done, efficiency, living conditions etc. 1942 - 43. 767 pages
Reel # 78
File # 1517 Territorial Command 4. Correspondence forced labor of Jews, rules and regulations.
August 1942 - March 1943. 175 pages.
File # 1518
Territorial Command 4. Various correspondence related to Jews. 1942-43. 947 pages.
Reel # 79
File # 1519 Territorial Command 4. Misc. correspondence re: forced labor of Jews. 1943.
1,015 pages.
Reel # 80
ile # 1520
Territorial Command 4. Forced labor of Jews related to snow shoveling. Special decree of the general Staff for mobilization of all
Jews - with some exceptions - and inclusive all students from Jewish schools starting at age sixteen, to be present in case of
heavy snowfall.
November 1943 - March 1943. 424 pages.
ile # 1521
Territorial Command 4. Correspondence related to forced labor of Jews. 1942. 96 pages.
ile 1522
Territorial Command 4. Forced labor of Jews. Orders and dispositions; requests for exemption. 1942. 292 pages.
Reel # 81
File #18
Territorial Command 4. Various correspondence from the archives. 1942-43. 27 pages.
File #83
Territorial Command 4. Lists of Jews for forced labor assigned to various institutions and workshops. 1942. 452 pages.
NB. Some pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958 - 1962.
File #84
File #85
Reel # 82
Territorial Command 4. Orders of assignment of Jews for forced labor and with horse driven wagons for various institutions and
workshops. 885 pages. 1942-1943.
Reel # 83
Territorial Command 4. Orders of assignment of Jews for forced labor in the district Iasi and in the province Bucovina. 1101
pages. 1942.
NB. Some pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958 - 1962.
Reel # 84
File #86
Territorial Command 4. Orders of assignment of Jews for forced labor. 1942. 1061 pages.
File #87
Territorial Command 4. Lists of Jews to be sent to extra hard labor as punishment for non presentation to assigned places for
forced labor.
The Jewish Central Office (Centrala Evreilor) will assign in each district a number of twenty Jews as hostages for the Jews who
will escape from their workplace. For every escapee five hostages will be deported to Transnistria together with their families.
List of 70 Jews deported to Transnistria with their families.
Lists of Jews in the labor brigades suspected of communist activity. 623 pages. 1942.
File #88
File # 89
File # 181
File # 464
File # 182
File # 465
Reel # 85
Territorial Command 4. Correspondence and documents
regarding the Jews in forced labor brigades. 290 pages .1943.
Reel # 86
Territorial Command 4. Orders of assignment and documents regarding the forced labor of Jews. 1942. 1122 pages.
NB. Some pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958 - 1962.
Reel # 87
Territorial Command 4. Orders of assignment and documents regarding the forced labor of Jews. 1943. 1004 pages.
Reel # 88
Territorial Command 4. Orders of duration from the Army Corps and from the General Headquarters, related to the status of
various categories of Jews for forced labor duty. Also the internal organization of the military units. Daily work schedule. All
leaves of Jews from their assignments are suspended and all orders to the contrary are void.
Reorganization of the military services after retreat from the Northern parts of Moldova Bessarabia and Bucovina. Conflicting
orders and dispositions indicate the chaotic situation of this territorial Command.
Forced labor of Jews is revoked, but in the labor brigades orders are to work ten hours a day.
Secret orders related to relocation and functions of various military units. March - September 1944. 539 pages.
NB. Some pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958 - 1962.
Reel # 89
Territorial Command 4. Inspections, controls and monthly reports. Jews at various workshops and in forced labor brigades.
July 1943 - April 1944.
NB. Some pages were taken out because of military information they contained.
Reel # 90
Territorial Command 4. Various correspondence relative to forced labor of the Jews.
The new minister of defense congratulates the army for their victory against the Nazi troops in Bucharest.
File # 466
November 1943 - September 1944. 284 pages.
Territorial Command 4. Orders and dispositions relative to the regime of the Jews. Lists of Jews exempted from forced labor.
The exemptions are declared void.
April - August 1944. 218 pages.
Reel # 91
File # 853
Infantry Division 14. Reports and lists of suspicious military personnel, by nationality and religion.
A bible of tendentious interpretation by a priest, is apparently spread among soldiers. April - June 1940. 62 pages.
File # 859
Infantry Division 14. Permits for shotguns. Availability of radio receivers for the troops to listen to the “Soldier’s hour”. Radio
receivers confiscated from Jews.
Daily reports of the military tribunal regarding rebellious individuals . April -June 1941. 224 pages.
File # 861
File # 887
File # 1015
File #1081(?)
Infantry Division 14. Various inquiries regarding disturbances. Lists of military personnel by units.
Conflicts between the population and the troops retreating from Bessarabia.
Exchange of military personnel in Transylvania after the Vienna dictate.
Counter-information activity and reports of military activity along the river Pruth. Legionnaire and communist propaganda.
September 1940- February 1941. 1084 pages
NB. Some pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958 - 1962.
Reel # 92
Infantry Division 14. (Wrong page from Ministry of Finances inserted) Instructions from the General Staff for guarding the
territory. Organization of the military activity after retreat from Bessarabia and relocation of the units.
June - August 1940. 472 pages.
Infantry Division 14. Organization of military reaction and evacuation of the population in case of an invasion of alien armies.
Counter information activity: detection of suspicious persons; lists of communists, legionnaires, sectants etc.
Lists of Jews evacuated from villages and towns. Suspects were interned in Tg. Jiu.
Proclamations, Directives and measures at the breakout of the hostilities against the Soviet Union.
On June 25. 1941 the first mention of “Jidani” in work brigades. Daily reports on the front situation, inclusive operations of German
armies on all fronts. Regulations for handling the prisoners.
Administrative measures in the reoccupied territories of Bessarabia and Bucovina. June - August 1941. 522 pages.
NB. Some pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958 - 1962.
Reel # 93
Infantry Division 14. Misc. Investigations. Orders and dispositions following the rebellion.
1109 pages.
NB. Numerous pages were taken out by the Security Services in 1958 - 1962.
January - April 1941
Reel # 94
File #1096
Infantry Division 14. Rebels. January 1941. Report on attacks of military by the rebels and measures for future protection and
their liquidation. Report on the events in Iasi and other towns in this territory during the rebellion. A decree from Gen. Antonescu
does mention the “Judeo-Masonic machinations”
Documents regarding the Plebiscite in March 1941. 590 pages.
File # 1102
Infantry Division 14. Military activity: antiaircraft defense, special actions, various correspondence.
The presence of German military personnel among the troops. 1941 - 1942. 317 pages.
File # 1106
Infantry Division 14. Orders ref. to military exercises given by German Commandments (In German and translation). and by the
Division. Preparation for crossing the Pruth and continuation toward the Dniester. June-July, 1941. 371 pages.
Reel # 95
File #1108
Infantry Division 14. Plan of Action. The internal order.
1941 - 1942. Organizational details. Inclusive parts of Bessarabia already occupied. 227pages.
(Pages missing with the notation “No connection with the problematics of the Holocaust Museum”).
File #1109
Infantry Division 14. The internal order. Organization of military units on various sectors and their duties. 1941-1942. 309 pages.
(Pages missing with the notation “No connection with the problematics of the Holocaust Museum”).
File #1128
Reel # 96
Infantry Division 14. Evacuation of troops, equipment and goods. Soldiers from occupied territories may return home after
handing over their armament. Reorganization of Army Units.
Military activity related to the takeover of Northern Transylvania by Hungary in the zone of the new frontier. Misc orders and
dispositions. June - December 1940. 897 pages.
(Pages missing with the notation “No connection with the problematics of the Holocaust Museum”).
Reel # 97
File #1367
Infantry Division 14. Permanent orders with regard to captured materials, secrecy, decorations, spies, Magyar propaganda
among the Romanian military.
Instructions for utilization of Jews forced labor brigades, state institutions and in the private sector: housing, alimentation,
clothing, medical assistance, vacations, work management, controls, sanctions, annulments. February - July 1942.
239 pages.
File #1424
Infantry Division 14. Special missions. Observation flights for the artillery. Partisan activity behind the front lines. Control and
protection of roadways and crossings.
October 1942 - March 1943. 77 pages.
File #1684
Infantry Division 14. Prisoners: inventory, interrogations
Ukrainian soldiers from General Vlasov's bands going to the front, insulted Romanian soldiers, calling them Gypsies and wowing
revenge for mistreating their people.
September - October, 1043. 67 pages.
File #1695
Infantry Division 14. Contra-informative reports. Partisan activity in Transnistria. September 1943-March 1944.
268 pages.
File #1892
Infantry Division 14. Register of control of the activity of the Jews in the period 1943 - 1944. 26 pages.
Reel # 98
File #3697
Direction Fortifications. Jewish labor brigades. Military staffing of the Central Depot and Workshops. Evidence of Jews doing
forced labor by origin and by place of work.
July 1941 - March 1942. 272 pages.
File #4155
Direction Fortifications. Jewish labor brigades. Organization. Activities. Evacuation and liquidation. 1943 -1944. 289 pages.
File #4177
File #4182
File #4185
Reel # 99
Direction Fortifications. Organization of the labor brigades of various composition for completion of the fortifications. Work to be
executed. 1943 - 1944. 820 pages.
(NB Numerous empty pages stamped ”SECRET”)
Reel # 100
Direction Fortifications. Reports and graphics of the work accomplished in various sectors of the line of fortifications, inclusive
the Jewish forced labor brigades. 1943 - 1944.
243 pages.
Fond: Department of Fortifications
Reel # 101
Department of Fortifications. Jewish forced labor brigade #100. Organization, construction projects, reports.
March - September, 1943. 489 pages.
Reel # 102
File #4186
Department of Fortifications. Jewish forced labor brigade #100. Organization, construction projects, reports, Numerous Jews
deserters from the brigade. Military personnel do complain that punishment of those caught is too low.
September - December 1943. 513 pages.
File #4187
Department of Fortifications. Jewish forced labor brigades #100 thru # 104. Organization, construction projects, reports.
December 1943 - March 1944. 340 pages.
File #4190
File #4191
Reel # 103
Department of Fortifications. Jewish forced labor brigade #101. Organization, construction projects, reports. Problems related
to housing of Jews from the brigade in peasant’s houses. April - August, 1943. 550 pages.
Reel # 104
Department of Fortifications. Jewish forced labor brigade #101. Organization, construction projects, reports.
August - November 1943. 404 pages.
Reel # 105
File #4192
Department of Fortifications. Jewish forced labor brigade #101. Organization, construction projects, reports.
November 1943 - March 1944. 233 pages.
File #4193
Department of Fortifications. Jewish forced labor brigade #102. Organization, construction projects, reports.
April - July 1943. 294 pages.
Reel # 106
File #4194
Department of Fortifications. Jewish forced labor brigade #102. Organization, construction projects, reports. Vol. II
August - October, 1943. 271 pages.
(NT. A number of pages was taken out as unrelated to the problematic of the Holocaust)
File #4195
Department of Fortifications. Jewish forced labor brigade #102. Organization, construction projects, reports.Vol. III
October - December, 1943. 422 pages.
Reel # 107
File #4196
Department of Fortifications. Jewish forced labor brigade #102. Organization, construction projects, reports.
November1943 - March 1944. 247 pages.
(NT.Numerous pages was taken out as unrelated to the problematic of the Holocaust, being of military nature)
File #4199
Department of Fortifications. Jewish forced labor brigade #103. Organization, construction projects, reports.
April 1943 - January 1944. 358 pages.
(NT.Numerous pages was taken out as unrelated to the problematic of the Holocaust, being of military nature)
Reel # 108
File #4201
Department of Fortifications. Jewish forced labor brigade #104. Organization, construction projects, reports.
May - September 1943. 330 pages.
(NT.Numerous pages was taken out as unrelated to the problematic of the Holocaust, being of military nature)
File #4202
Department of Fortifications. Jewish forced labor brigade #104. Organization, construction projects, reports.
October - December 1943. 206 pages.
(NT.Numerous pages was taken out as unrelated to the problematic of the Holocaust, being of military nature)
File #4209
Department of Fortifications. Request for bids for the project of fortifications in Constanza. Analysis of bids.
October 1943 - March 1944. 527 pages.
Reel # 109
File #4214
Department of Fortifications. Armored shelters. Jewish forced labor brigades # 100 to # 104. 1943 -1944. 69 pages.
File #4219
Department of Fortifications. Jewish forced labor brigades
# 100 to # 102. Weekly reports, 1943 -1944. 179 pages.
File #4221
Department of Fortifications. Jewish forced labor brigade
# 101. Specification for fortifications, and for special construction work. 1943. 159 pages.
ile #4222
Department of Fortifications. Inventory of documents in evacuated archives. 1943. 111 pages
Reel # 110
File #4223
Department of Fortifications. Jewish forced labor brigade # 104. Closeout documents. 1942/43 -1943/44. 288 pages.
File #4224
Department of Fortifications. Jewish forced labor brigade
# 101. Execution of fortification work at cape Midia, Constanza. General specification for construction work. 1943. 136 pages.
File #4226
Department of Fortifications. Documents of reception for work accomplished. 1942 - 1943. 106 pages.
(NT.Numerous pages was taken out as unrelated to the problematic of the Holocaust, being of military nature)
File #4227
Department of Fortifications. Documents of reception for work accomplished. (Duplicate). 1942 - 1943. 123 pages.
File #4244
Department of Fortifications. Service of materials. Jewish forced labor brigades # 101 to # 194. 1943 - 1944. 695 pages.
File #4252
Reel # 111
Department of Fortifications. Administrative Section. General correspondence. Jewish forced labor brigades # 100 to # 104.
1943 -1944. 403 pages.
File #4273
Reel # 112
Department of Fortifications. Section Tactics and Organization. Jewish forced labor brigade # 101. Correspondence. 1944.
462 pages.
Fond: Ministerial Cabinet
Reel # 113
File #227
Ministerial Cabinet. The situation of the Minorities. Historical review. The activity of the neighboring countries in assisting
nationalist activity of their respective brethren in Romania. History of the Jews who argue that they did settle in the territory,
before the creation of the Romanian Principalities. Chronological history of the Jews in the Principalities, with strong anti-Semitic
undertones.
Detailed analysis of the demographic situation and distribution of minorities, as well as statistical socio-economic data. 1939.
399 pages.
File # 231
Ministerial Cabinet. Study of the German colonists in Southern Bessarabia. 1939. 28 pages.
File # 235
Ministerial Cabinet. Bureau 2.Special Information Service.
Clandestine transport of Jews from Europe on the Danube. 2(two) pages. August - November, 1940.
File # 244
Ministerial Cabinet. Bureau 2. The German troops in Romania.
Various reports from the Security Services. An incident between a Romanian officer and a German NCO. List of car accidents bi
German troops. August 1940 - March 1941. 174 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958- 1962)
File # 267
Ministerial Cabinet. Bureau 2. The “Rebeliune”. Detailed reports on the daily events in various regions and districts. Intervention
of German officers and troops in some localities, like Vatra Dornei.
Booklet containing “Instructions for Repression of Internal Unrest” (39 pages). January - February 1941. 389 pages.
(Numerous pages was taken out by the security services in 1958- 1962)
File # 297
Ministerial Cabinet. Correspondence related to relations with the Romanian-Soviet Commission. Investigation of Romanian officers
for hostile attitude toward the Soviet Army and for war crimes committed while stationed in the occupied territories during WWII.
Reports on Romanian military personnel retained by the soviets for interrogation, whose fate is unknown. 1945 - 1947.
381 pages.
(Numerous pages was taken out by the security services in 1958- 1962)
Reel # 114
File #706
Ministerial Cabinet. Summary of activity and results of the military commission Odessa on June 28 - October 31.(NT. commission
created following the Soviet ultimatum by Molotov)
8 pages.
File #777
Ministerial Cabinet. Bureau of Studies. Legislative proposals regarding the treasury, finances and military equipment.
File #863
All properties and assets of the Jews in Bessarabia and Northern Bucovina are taken over by the Romanian State . Law of
September 4, 1941.
Creation of a sanitary Commission with branches in every district. Laws and ordinances for application of special taxes for Jews.
1941. 592 pages.
Reel # 115
Ministerial Cabinet. Project of law regarding the suspension of pending penal procedures against Jews in order to mobilize them
for forced labor and provision for their subsistence.
Various other laws promulgated by decree. 1941-41. 411 pages.
Fond: General Staff. Section II-Information
Reel # 116
File #914
General Staff. Section II- Information. The atrocities committed by the Hungarians in Ardeal. Description of various injuries
suffered by Romanians. Contacts with the Italo-German Commission in Cluj and Brasov. 1940 - 1945. Vol.I. 392 pages.
File #921
General Staff. Section II- Information. Hungarian atrocities in the occupied Ardeal. Real cases as described by the Information
Services: l. Atrocities; 2.List and graphic of killings; 3. Tortures and injuries; 4. Ill treatment; 5. Arrests;
6. Internments; 7. Destruction of private property and profanation of churches. December 1940. 26 pages.
File #941
General Staff. Section II- Information. Events related to the occupation of Bessarabia and the Northern Bucovina by the Soviets.
Occupation of Cernui by the Soviets. Attitude of the minorities towards the Soviet occupants. In Transylvania the Hungarian
minority instigates against the Romanian authorities.
Reports on the conduct of the Jewish and Russian population in the territories during and after the occupation by the Soviet army.
Anti-Semitic manifestations of Romanian military with often tragic consequences. Jewish soldiers in uniform are thrown out of
trains and attacked on the road. In Bucovina under Russian occupation the German wear armbands with swastikas and are not
disturbed by the Soviets.
Reports on the situation at the border with Bulgaria.
Numerous Romanian soldiers and some officers originally from Bessarabia, disappear from their units and return home.
File containing statements of officers and NCOs relative to the retreat of the troops from Bessarabia. June - July, 1940.
743 pages.
(Numerous pages were taken out and destroyed by the Security Services in 1958 - 1962)
File #986
File #999
Reel # 117
General Staff. Section II- Information. Exercises and conferences at the mixed Romano-German seminary on organization of the
German heavy motorized division
1940. 132 pages.
General Staff. Section II- Information. Hungarian atrocities in Ardeal. Reports on real events. February - September 1941.
16 pages.
File #1072
General Staff. Section II- Information. Hungarian atrocities in Ardeal. Vol. II. 1940 - 1945. Reports on desecration of orthodox
churches. Abusive acts committed by the Hungarian authorities. Lists of complaints. Contacts with the Italo-German mixed
commission. Closing of schools with Romanian language.
367 pages.
(Numerous pages were transferred to another file[ # 2976 ?] in 1960).
File #1105
General Staff. Section II- Information. Installation and suspension of telephone connections. April 1942 - March 1943. Suspension of
telephone connections at Jewish homes. Other measures taken due to lack of materials, shortage of circuits etc. 234 pages.
File #1170
ile #1171
File #1172
File #1175
Reel # 118
General Staff. Section II- Information. Internal political situation. Socio-political trends. Political parties. Patriotic organizations.
Mood and cultural activity of the population. Hungary and Ardeal. January 1943 - June 1944. 561 pages
(Numerous pages were taken out and destroyed by the Security Services in 1958 - 1962. Some pages are in Hungarian. Most
pages are barely legible).
Reel # 119
General Staff. Section II- Information. Internal political situation. The treatment of the Romanian population in Transylvania. List of
Romanians in Hungarian work brigades. Reports on kidnapping children for medical purposes. Informative reports on individual
cases of persecution of Romanian population and of crimes committed by the Hungarian military.
March - November, 1943. 809 pages.
(Some pages were taken out by the Security Services in
1958 - 1962)
Reel # 120
General Staff. Section II- Information. Specific internal problems. Terrorism. Espionage. The situation in Hungary. 1943 - 1944.
Some six thousand Hungarian Jews were sent to the copper mines in Serbia. The process against Hungarian superior officers
accused to have ordered the massacre of some 2500 Serbs in the region Bacica.
The story of a train transporting Jews in sealed wagons and under German guard. In Budapest the local Jews were not allowed to
bring food and clothing. Two days later, when opened in the station Ujpest, they found three hundred corpses. April 1944. Reports
of intensification of the actions against the Jews.
Information on the action of concentration of the Jews in Northern Transylvania in Ghettos by the Gestapo. Acts of atrocities. The
goods left by the Jews are loaded on trucks and taken to Germany. Various information on conduct of the non-Jewish population.
The clergy condemns in their sermons the atrocities against the Jews.
A number of ca 157 thousand Jews are evacuated by railroad in a direction apparently to Poland. The population is forced
to declare all hidden belongings left by or taken from the Jews. 119 pages.
General Staff. Section II- Information. Verification of ethnic origin of all Hungarian military personnel active and retired, in
accordance with the racial criteria established by the Nazis.
Problems of the Hungarian minority in Romania.
Life of the Romanians after the occupation of Hungary by the German troops. The Romanian population is evacuated from
the zone adjacent to the Carpathian Mountains. 1943 - 1944, 256 pages.
File #1185
General Staff. Section II- Information. Evaluation of various military branches in Hungary. 1944. 143 pages
File #1195
General Staff. Section II- Information. Exceptional military actions in Hungary. Special privileges and rights given to the
gendarmes on duty in Northern Transylvania. 1944. 269 pages.
File #1
File #2
File #4
Romanian Ministry of National Defense
Fond: Government of Bessarabia: Military Cabinet
Reel # 121
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Correspondence with police, gendarmery and prefecture authorities.
Reports regarding attitude of local population, espionage, sabotaging, terrorism, communist and social activities. The Jews are all
in ghettos; life and activities there.
Lists of persons collaborating with the Soviets and of those who were part of the public administration during the occupation of
Bessarabia.
A mass grave discovered at the location of the local NKVD, with 75 people executed during the Soviet occupation. In the Jewish
cemetery of Ismail a mass grave with 27 people killed shortly before the Soviets retreated.
German soldiers appropriate cattle and food from the peasants without pay or receipts.
Lists of persons suspected of communist activity in various districts of Bessarabia. July - October 1941. 851 pages
(A number of pages were taken out by the Security services in 1958 -1960)
Reel # 122
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Correspondence. Information.
Cases of typhoid fever in various districts. Prevention of floods on the rivers Pruth and Dnjestr. Interaction with the Government
of Transnistria Re. transfer of goods.
Report on reneval of activity of the legionnairs. Information on communist activity and the organization for the creation of an
independent Ukrainian state.
Monthly informative bulletins on these problems, on partisan activity, parachutists, terrorist activity.
Court martial of people who were part of the administration under the Soviets and persecuted the romanian population in their
function. Impostors organizing cultural events with tendentious programs. Organizing the school system.
Contra-informative activity. List of deputees (representatives) in the Soviet of the Moldova Republic and other legislative bodies.
Conflicts with German military personnel. Clandestine commerce between Bessarabia and Transnistria.
Romanians from Bessarabia in German prisoner camps.
November 1941 - January 1943. 1379 pages.
Reel # 123
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Informative Bulletins and Correspondence by the Inspectorate of Police in the period
1941- 42.
Sovietic propaganda material (page 3 only). Lists of of deputees (representatives) in the Soviet of Moldova Republic by districts.
Propaganda material in Ukrainian, Romanian and German.
Jews are alloved to religious services on High holidays (Sep. 13)
Periodic reports from districts on the local situation. 385 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the Security services in 1958 -1960)
File #5
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Informative Bulletins and Correspondence by the Inspectorate of Gendarmery in the
period 1941- 42.
Ordinance for organization of the activity in the territories. Periodic reports from units in the field.
Sovietic propaganda material addressed to Romanian and German military. 381 pages.
Reel # 124
File #7
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Sessions of the Provincial Council and Administrative Conferences.
July 25, 1941 - August 28, 1942. 286 pages.
File #8
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Sessions of the Provincial Council and Administrative Conferences. Administrative
inspections.
September 14, 1941 - March 13, 1943. 278 pages.
File #10
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Activity report on the first months from setting free of the Province.
July 1941 - December 1942.
Among others an analysis of the legionaires, communistrs and minorities. “Although the action of evacuation of the Jews to East
of the Dnjestr, a special comission,…… is reviewing the fate of the few Jews left: in towns 292, in the countryside 499”
(cited from the report). Those Jews who become unnecessary are evacuated to Tranasnistria. The same fate awaits the Jews
working in forced labor brigades who contravene the rules and dispositions imposed upon them. The report repeats the request
to move the ghettos located on the left bank of the Dnjestr, like Moghilev and Rbnia, farther to the interior. The proximity of
the two provinces gave birth to a network of coruption and smuggling that must be eradicated, says the report. List of minorities
in the province. 210 pages.
File #13
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Prefectura of district Balti. Lists of Jews that left with the Soviets and of Jews
transferreed over the Dnjestr. 23 pages. No date.
Reel # 125
File #14
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Prefectura of District Balti. Other categories of dislocations in Bessarabia during the
Soviet occupation. 15 pages. No date.
File #15
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Prefectura of District Balti. People taken by force by the Soviet authorities and the
army. 28 pages.
File #16
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Prefectura of District Balti. People assasinated by the Soviets with or without trial.
10 pages.
File #17
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Prefectura of District Balti. People who left on their own will. 53 pages.
File #18
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Prefectura of District Balti. Mobilized . 89 pages.
File #19
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Activity report on the activity in the Province for the period 15 August 1941 -
15 August 1943. Two years of Romanian activity in the set free Bessarabia. 84 pages.
File #22
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Componence and organization of the Military Cabinet. 1941. 11 pages.
File #25
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Organizatorical scheme of the Military Cabinet. 1941. 11 pages.
(Note: The documents include also the Northern Bucovina that was occupied by the Soviets in 1940.)
Various ordinances related to local administration and organization. 1941 - 1942. 294 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the Security services in 1958 -1960)
File #28
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Prisoners and deportees from Bessarabia.
Situation of people from Bessarabia that ended up as prisoners. Requests from their families to set them free. Only persons of
romanian or german ethnic origin are allowed to return to Bessarabia. December 12, 1941 - March 31, 1942. 178 pages
Reel # 126
File #29
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Municipality of Chisinau. Council of Hygiene. 1942 - 1943.
Problems related to the flooding of the Pruth river.
The military commander of the Chisinau municipality shows as a big achievement of his that he freed the town of “Jews and the
rests of enemies”. The history of the Ghetto Chisinau (Report of the General Governor 12-2, 1941). Reports related to Jews trying
to escape from deportation to Transnistria by bribing the authorities. Various problems related to internment of Jews in Ghettos;
e,g, exchange of currency, gold and jewelry exchange. Memorandum on the problem of the Jews in Besssarabia and of their
deportation to Transnistria; the fate of the goods left behind. Abuses and thefts, interdiction of military personnel romanian or
german to enter the ghettos. The Ghetto Chisinau.
Detailed description of the itineraries to follow for deportation of the Jews to Transnistria and the mechanics of the operation.
Lists of Jews left in the Ghetto after the deportation
Information of legionnaire clandestine activities.
Report Alexianu about Jews driven to Transnistria( Nov. 1941)
The situation in the Ghetto Atachi on Sept. 8, 1941.
Lists of persons in Chisinau and in other towns and districts who activated against the Romanian state before and during the
evacuation of Bessarabia. 781 pages.
(Note: some documents appear in double or triple copy)
Reel # 127
File #141
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. 29.11, 41 - 3.3, 42.
Administrative problems: urgent need for leather drive belts
(58 pages of documents and still no belts) Inventory of industrial equipment and goods by the Germans who were repatriated, by the Jews who
were deported and by others who left the territory. 221 pages
Reel # 127
File # 158
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. 14.4, 42 -23.6, 42.
The decree-law # 410 regarding the organization of the economy in the province with only ethnic romanian elements. 39 pages.
File #177
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. 23.10, 42 - 18.3.44
File #186
File # 96
File # 120
Requests for people to be returned to Bessarabia who lived there before: Jews and those with jewish wiwes. Jews fleeing from
Transnistria arested on trains and returned. Chase after Jews living clandestin in Chisinau. Situation of jewish specialists in
various industrial establishments. 312 pages.
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Orthodox priests asking payment for religious services from russian population.
Accusations of transfer of money to the Jews in Moghilev by romanian military personnel; suggestions to move the Ghetto more to
the interior, in order to stop this traffic.
Various administrative problems with the local population.
22.4 - 27.9, 1943. 510 pages
Reel # 128
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. The evacvuation of the Jews over the Dnjestr.
Lists of Jews with breakdown of men, women and children for : evacuated, to be evacuated and stay in place. Total Jews
evacuated: 55,867; presently not evacuated: 257; in the hospital for mentally ill: 59; stay in place 753. Lists of Jews baptized.
Schedule for evacuation of Jews from the Ghetto Chisinau, by railroad. Nominal list of 173 Jews left in Chisinau. Nominal lists of
transports of evacuated Jews. Jews originary from Bessarabia dicsovered in various places in Romania. Reports of Jews who for
various reasons were still in Bessarabia, or were discovered elswhere, that were evacuated to Transnistria.
27.3, 1942 - 1.2, 1943. 381 pages.
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Problem of religious dissidents condemned for various acts of high treason. The
situation of the lipovans, adventists and baptists. Sectants are interned in camp. Actions of religious persecution. 23.2, 1042 2.12, 1943. 116 pages.
Reel # 129
File # 313
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. District Soroca. Pretura Soroca. Lists of deported arrested and condemned during
the Soviet occupation. Lists of people taken to forced labor in the Donbas. March 1943. 150 pages.
File # 314
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. District Soroca Pretura Drochia. Lists of deported by the Soviets, recruited in the Red
Army, or to forced labor, assasinated by the Soviets, left on their own, presently under arrest and in jail. Jews who left on their
own and deported to Transnistria.
March 1943. 111 pages.
File # 314
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Administrative problems related to inquiries on performance of public servants in
Chisinau. The press and the newspaper people. The radio transmission programs from Chisinau. The situation of the Jews who
reside presently in Chisinau. Regulations and actions for visits of Marshall Antonescu. Lists of military and civil dignitaries and
positions detained.
Report on the incidents and infractions committed by military personnel in command at the evacuation of Soroca.
Twenty four families of Jews request to be evacuated to towns in the Old Kingdom. Organization of the convoys of refugees.
Declaration of state of war in Bessarabia and evacuation of all possible goods and equipment. 2.2 -28.3, 1944. 244 pages.
File # 443
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Administrative and military correspondence. 1.1 - 29.1, 1944, 40 pages.
File # 445 Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Administrative and military correspondence. 1.1 - 10.3, 1944. 91 pages
Reel # 130
File # 306
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. Jews. 1943
Lists of Jews in various districts who will relocate to the district capitals. Situation of Jews living in forced labor camps. In one of
the camps were left 80 Jews who apparently couldn’t afford to bribe the officers. Lists of Jews who did not return from leave.
Jewish men and women with adopted names. infiltltrate from the East into Bessarabia, arising suspicions of being soviet agents.
Those caught are deported to Transnistria.
Treatment of baptized Jews and of mixed marriages.
Lists of Jewish craftspeople presently in Bessarabia. 878 pages.
Reel # 131
File # 32
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. 10.4, 41 - 3.12, 42
The problem of religious sects. List of regional and numerical distribution of the religious sects.
The orthodox priests claim large amounts of money to celebrate religious rites.
False information about the deportetd Jews in Moghilev (p. 183)
The Jewess Carmen Dickman from Moghilev is interrogated by a Gendarmery Major in Soroca. Numerous reports of clandestine
transfer of money, goods and letters to Moghilev. Translation of letters addressed to Jews in Moghilev. The Lawyer Tvers Albert is
in contact and helps his Jewish friends from Radauti. There are several rerports of this kind with other persons: the industrialist
Braha and others.
Jews keep disappearing from the Ghetto Chisinau. Some are apprehended in Old Kingdom. 342 pages.
File # 35
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. 8.2 - 10.18 1942
Table of work to be performed and of camps for the Jews on slave labor in 1941 - 42, in various districts. Daily reports on
number of participants and work accomplished. 273 pages.
File # 94
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. 4.2, 42 - 3.31, 43.
Jewish womwn using false documents to prove ethnicity. Jews convertet to catholicism. List of Jews in the Ghetto Chisinau. List
of jewish women baptized and married with christians.
A trainload of Jews deported by the Germans from France arrived in Chisinau, in the idea to settle them in Besasarabia. Almost
60% were dead and almost in putrefaction, and the rest with few chances to remain alive. One person who was still capable to
speak, told that they were taken out of their beds with nothing to take with them and stuffed like sardines in sealed cattle cars.
A romanian currier is found at the crossing of the Dnjestr with a large sum of money and 400 letters from Cernauti for Jews from
Moghilev. 572 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the Security services in 1958 -1960)
Reel # 132
File # 207
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. 2.1, 43 - 3.17, 44.
Correspondence related to internees in camps for various infractions and of prisonners. 89 pages.
File # 9(?)
Government of Bessarabia. Directorate of Administration. Evacuation of the towns. May - June , 1943.
Subject: evacuation of Bucharest, Ploiesti and Campina in case of heavy bombardments and placement of their population in the
South of Bessarabia. 47 pages.
(A considerable number of pages were taken out by the Security services, as being of no interest for the Museum and because of
their military nature).
File # 244
File #1977
Reel # 133
Government of Bessarabia: Military cabinet. 2.1, 43 - 3.17, 44.
Correspondence referring to persons who came to Bessarabia during three months with the purpose of liquidation of their
properties. They will be colonized in Transnistria.
2.9 - 12.8, 1943. 909 pages
Romanian Ministry of National Defense
Fond: Section 1 Organization, Mobilization
Reel # 134
Section 1 Organization, Mobilization. Decrees, orders and correspondence related to the military status of the Jews.
Miscell orders and decrees from the General Headquarters of the Army. Romanian legionnaires residing illegally in Germany under
Nazi protection.
File #1978
File #2145
Organization of the Red Cross for wartime operation. Requisition of specialists and automotive vehicles
1940 - 1941. 90 pages.
Section 1 Organization, Mobilization. Military justice system: organization and attributions. Preparation of laws and regulations for
wartime conditions.
“Study and Proposals for the Resolution of the Jewish Problem”. (October 1941, 43 pages).
Problem of deposits of fuels and lubricants. Requisition of gas stations owned by Jews in Moldova, Bessarabia and Bucovina
(September 7, 1940).
Rules and regulations for comunal work, with special provisions for (forced labor) of the Jews.
Comparison with communal work operation in Bulgaria and in Germany. 1940 - 1941). 414 pages.
Reel # 135
Section 1 Organization, Mobilization. Militarty status of the Jews. Lists of Jews recorded in special register, form every Territorial
Commandment. 1942. 423 pages.
Reel # 136
File #2174
Section 1 Organization, Mobilization. Martial Court. Organization of Martial Court sections in Bessarabia, Transnistria and the
Northern Bucovina.
The Guard Regiment of the “Conducator”. Organization, staff and activity. 1941 - 1943. 28 pages.
File #2186
Section 1 Organization, Mobilization. Lists of officers with Jewish or Hungarian wives. Lists of NCO’s married to Jewish or
Hungarian wives. Same for officers in the reserves.1941.
451 pages.
File #2218
Section 1 Organization, Mobilization. Lists of mobilization 1941 - 42. Gendarmery. 12 pages.
File #2361
Section 1 Organization, Mobilization. Centralized numerical situation of Jews, transferred and registered by trade on
May 15, 1941. 13 pages.
ile #2365
Section 1 Organization, Mobilization. Studies and proposals regarding the Jewish problem in Romania. 1941 - 1942.
Special taxes to be levied. Rules and regulations for forced labor of the Jews, men and women. Creation of a General
Inspectorate of working camps and columns. Intruducing taxes paid in lieu of working . 265 pages.
File #2366
Reel # 137
Section 1 Organization, Mobilization. Correspondence from
2-nd Territorial Commandment. Lists of Jews requesting transfer from their working assignments. Personal requests of Jews to
be excepted from forced labor for medical or other reasons. Industrial enterprises requesting Jews from their staff to be alowed
to fulfill their obligation of forced labor at their plant or business. Lists of Jewish students in Bucharest.
September - Novenber 1941. 874 pages.
Reel # 138
File #2367
Section 1 Organization, Mobilization. Juridical problems of Jews mobilized for forced labor. Modes of assignment to forced labor
of various categories of Jews. Lists of Jews exempted from forced labor. High school students will perform communal labor
during summer vacation.
Census of persons having Jewish blood.
Rules and regulations regarding police activity in controlling personal and vehicular traffic.
Gipsy families of those serving in the army, deported to Transnistria. 1942 - 1943. 203 pages.
File #2368
Section 1 Organization, Mobilization. Miscell correspondence.
Reports and lists on number of Jews in the forced labor brigades and work accomplished by them by districts. Lists of Jewish
lawyers excluded from the bar.
August - November, 1941. 688 pages
File #2369
File #2370
File #2371
File #2372
Reel # 139
Section 1 Organization, Mobilization. 19 Sept. - 23 Oct, 1941.
Correspondence from Territorial Corp 2. Not approved. Lists of requests of exemptions from forced labor that were rejected.
Judicial documents related to who is a Jew. 422 pages.
Reel # 140
Section 1 Organization, Mobilization. Miscell correspondence, mostly related to the forced labor of the Jews, internment of Jews in
camps in Romania..
Complaints by the Italo-German mixed Comission in Brasov regarding te attitude of the Romanian government toward the
Hungarians living in Romania - they are put in an equal position with the Jews with regard to the obligation of forced laboor.
1941 - 1942. 1001 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the Security Services in the period 1958 - 1962).
Fond: General Staff. Organization, Mobilization
Reel # 141
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence related to the forced labor of the Jews. Proposals to use Jewish women for knitting
various objects like gloves, scarves etc for the Romanian army.
Complete text of the Decree-Law for the organization and activity of the forced labor camps for Jews and other internees. 19411942. 904 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962. Some pages, of military nature were taken out as
unrelated to the problematic of the Holocaust)
Reel # 142
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence related to the forced labor and other problems of the Jews. 1941 – 1942.
Detailed organizational lists of the jewish High Schools in Bucarest and in Iasi. Situation of the Jews in the towns Siret and Seletin.
Utilization of Jews in various industrial plants and factories. Situation of Jews craftsmen and professionals.
Financial contributions imposed on Jews. 1230 pages.
Reel # 143
File #2405
General Staff. File 323. Problems related to Jews. 1941- 1942. Dispositions regarding crossing out of Jews from the military
register. Regulations regarding the use of Jews craftspeople for forced labor. Jews returning home in Moldova are thrown out
from the train. Should be kept at work and not sent back to Moldova.
Requests and repartition of jewish specialists to various factories and enterprises. 1,000 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962)
Reel # 144
File # 2410 General Staff. First report on forced labor of the Jews and analyses of the results. Organization of labor camps.
Utilization of prisoners with craftsmanship skills.
Decree for Jews to wear the Star of David.
Requests from the German military mission in Romania for Jews to perform various activities for them. 1942,434 pages.
File #2411
General Staff. Jews released from the internment camp Teis: military situation, professional qualifications, work aptitudes etc.
Lists of internees and their fate after closing of the camp. 1941-1942. 144 pages.
File # 2413. Jews released from internment camps, lists by categories. Analysis of work capabilities and performance. Release from forced labor of
Jews who will emigrate on the vessel Struma 1941. 453 pages
Reel # 145
File #2416 General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence regarding the Jews, in various industrial and commercial enterprises. Detailed lists of
Jews by qualification for given categories of forced labor and by districts.
Lists of personnel of the religious communities, organizations schools hospitals. August 1941. 239 pages.
File #2418 General Staff. Report on utilization of the Jews for Community work (Forced labor), by districts (with maps) 1941. 15 pages.
Reel # 146
File #2683 General Staff. Labor brigades CFR (Romania railroads).
Planning and organization of the labor brigades for optimum use and performance, (NB: of all kinds, not only Jewish!) based on
requests from various sources and available manpower.
Reports on inspections of those units.
Information on clandestine activity of pro-Ucrainian groups in villages in the Bucovina.. 1942. 1709 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962. Some pages, of military nature were taken out as
unrelated to the problematic of the Holocaust)
Reel # 147
File #2683 General Staff.(Continues from Reel # 146)Labor brigades CFR (Romanian railroads). Adaptation of activities and personnel for winter
operations. Complaints from military personnel of Hungarian origin. Inspections and conclusions. 1942 . 186 pages.
Reel # 148
File #2695 General Staff. Miscellaneous. In a heavy artillery regiment there are Gypsies. What to do with them? Send them to Transnistria? Orders
and dispositions one on top of the other. 1942. 15 pages. (from pp.287 to pp.302).
File # 2825
General staff. Forced labor of Jews. General Instructions regarding the forced labor of Jews. 1942. 19 pages.
File # 2901
General staff. Situation of Jews working at snow removal. January – March, 1942. 86 pages.
File 2942
General staff. Inquiries regarding the utilization of Jews for forced labor at the Center of Military Conscription in Bucarest. Memoir
on the “Jewish Problem”.
Lists of Jews to report to the conscription centers (newspaper publication). Big noise. Recriminations. 1942. 201 pages.
File 2943
General Staff. Utilization of Jews for forced labor at the Center of Military Conscription in Bucarest. Daily reports and lists of Jews
sent to work. Reports from all districts. 1942. 542 pages.
File 2946
General Staff. Instructions regarding forced labor of the Jews. Interdepartmental collaboration. Regulations for takeover of
equipment and workplace from Jews by Romanians. The situation in Bucovina.
Jews nor fulfilling their work will be sent to Transnistria. Lists of Jews sent to Transnistria. Various ordinances of the Government
of Transnistria. Anti-Semitic excerpts from newspapers regarding the intellectual Jews. 1942. 495 pages.
Reel # 149
File #2947 General Staff. Confirmation of Instructions(lists) regarding the forced labor of the Jews. 1942. 287 pages.
File # 2949
General Staff. Forced labor of the Jews. Medical revisions. 1942. 107 pages.
File # 2950
General staff. Jews working at snow shoveling. Reports, lists, taxation, medical exemptions etc. 1942-43. 1036 pages.
Reel # 150
File #2951 General Staff. Jews with medical dispensation from forced labor. Correspondence re. exemption of Jews from forced labor during the
high holidays. Jews sent to Transnistria. Hostages.
1942. 1,000 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962)
Reel # 151
File # 2952
General Staff. Documents related to forced labor of the Jews. Jews from mixed marriages, baptized and not baptized.
Complaints against a Jewish cultural club in Timisoara. 1942. 1006 pages.
(Numerous pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
File # 2953.
General Staff. . Documents related to forced labor of the Jews.
1942-1943. 257 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962)
Reel # 152
File # 2953
General Staff. Documents related to forced labor of the Jews. Continuation from reel #151)
List of rabbis exempted from labor, by cities. 1942-43. 316pages.
File # 2954
General Staff. Documents related to forced labor of the Jews. Inspections of jewish forced labor brigades. 1942. 288 pages.
File # 2955
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Miscellaneous reports. 1942. 46 pages.
Reel # 153
File # 2956
General Staff. Documents related to forced labor of the Jews. Inspections, together with personnel from the Centrala Evreilor.
Investigations of illegal exemption of labor for Jews and of irregularities committed by military personnel.
Cases of corporal punishment applied to Jews in the labor brigades. 1942 – 1943. 1,000 pages.
Reel # 154
File # 2957
General Staff. Documents related to forced labor of the Jews. Jews exempted from labor by tolerant or corrupted authorities.
1942 – 1943. 217 pages.
File # 2958
General Staff. Documents related to forced labor of the Jews. Verification and controls. 1942. 188 pages.
File # 2959
General staff. Labor brigades out of town.
Utilization of the Jews from Constanta for forced labor.
Corruption in Timisoara in exemption of Jews from forced labor. Same situation in other districts: Hunedoara, Bacau etc.1942. 195
pages.
File #2960
General Staff. Documents related to forced labor of the Jews. Operations of Romanization of Jewish properties.
The case of a Jewish jeweler and engraver in Braila. 1941-1943 295 pages.
Reel # 155
File # 2961
General Staff. Documents related to Jewish personnel in Romanized businesses and enterprises. 1942. 707 pages.
Reel # 156
File # 2962
General Staff. Annulment of exemptions from forced labor for Jews in various businesses, enterprises and industry and
repartition of working places for forced labor, Lists by military territorial commandments. 1942. 283 pages.
Reel # 157
File # 2963
General Staff. Correspondence related to the annulment of exemptions from forced labor for Jews in various businesses,
enterprises and industry. Lists of Jews punished with deportation to Transnistria. 1943. 95 pages.
File # 2964 General Staff. Correspondence related to the repartition of working places for Jews of technical profession and extension of the duration
of their assignment. Lists of Jews technicians assigned to the CFR (Romanian Railroads). 1942- 1943.
687 pages.
Reel # 158
File # 2965 General Staff. Lottery. List of Jews to work as selling agents at the lottery distribution centers. Rules and regulations, taxation etc.
Requests of military officers to buy houses or apartments that were owned by Jews.1942 – 1943. 273 pages.
File # 2966. General staff. Painters. Regulations for providing qualified
craftspeople by reciprocal exchange between the
military
territorial districts. Lists by trades of Jewish craftspeople available in various districts., and lists of requests. Crisis in painters
for road signs. 1942 – 1943, 221 pages.
File # 2967
General Staff. On May 5, 1942 Marshall Antonescu orders that all problems referring to Jews must be addressed to the General
staff. Clarification and details follow. A degree of urgency for solving various problems is established. Work schedules are worked
out by districts and units. Special attention is given to the disponibility, need and rational use of the Jewish craftspeople. 1942. 297
pages.
Reel # 159
File # 2968
General Staff. Requests and Approvals related to forced labor of the Jews.
The famous violonist and conductor Jean Marcu requests to be exempt from forced labor. 1942. 987 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962)
Reel # 160
File # 2969
General Staff. Correspondence related to forced labor of the Jews: requests for exemptions; requests from businesses and
enterprises for Jewish specialists, craftspeople, clerical work and laborers.
List of Jews professionals or students, classified by mental capacity. 1942. 1113 pages.
Fond: General Staff. Organization, Mobilization
Reel # 161
File #2970
General Staff. Approvals of Jews for forced labor for various institutions and private enterprises. June – July 1942.
Various problems of Jews related to forced labor. For security reasons, interdiction to use Russian prisoners for work in Bucharest; replace them
with Jews. Lists of Jews mobilized for forced labor in various military establishments, and for the German Military Mission in
Romania. Jewish students used for agricultural work during the summer season. 1,125 pages.
Reel # 162
File #2971
General Staff. Approvals of Jews for forced labor in various institutions and private enterprises. July – August 1942.
Various problems of Jews related to forced labor. Problems of Jews citizens of other countries. Lists of Jews mobilized for forced labor in various
military establishments. 892 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 163
File #2972
General Staff. Approvals of Jews for forced labor in various institutions and private enterprises. August - September 1942.
Lists of Jews for forced labor compiled by the Centrala Evreilor. 968 pages.
(Numerous pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 164
File #2973 General Staff. Approvals of Jews for forced labor in various institutions and private enterprises, mostly professional and business
people. September-October 1942. 1092 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 165
File #2974 General Staff. Approvals of Jews for forced labor in various institutions and private enterprises, mostly professional and business
people. List of Jews, craftsmen working for the German Military Mission in the district Roman. 1942.
973 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 166
File #2975 General Staff. Approvals of Jews for forced labor in various institutions and private enterprises, mostly professional and business
people. Assignment of Jewish craftsmen to special public and industrial projects.
Report on the activity and reorganization of the Bureau “Jews” at the General Staff of the Armed Forces.
October-November 1942. 1028 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 167
File #2976 General Staff. Approvals of Jews for forced labor in various institutions and private enterprises, mostly professional and business
people. Jewish lawyers working at the Office for statistics of the Government of the Bucovina. Prof Ernest Abason working at the
General Inspectorate for Higher Education. Numerous requests for technical personnel, like drivers, mechanics of various
specialties etc.
November-December, 1942. 976 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 168
File #2977 General Staff. Approvals of Jews for forced labor in various institutions and private enterprises.
November 1943 – January 1944. 1041 pages
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 169
File #2978 General Staff. Request of Jews clerical and craftspeople for forced labor in various institutions and private enterprises.
Requests from Jews to be exempted from forced labor.
May – June 1942. 929 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 170
File #2979 General Staff. Request of Jews clerical and craftspeople for forced labor in various institutions and private enterprises.
Requests from Jews to be exempted from forced labor.
June July, 1942. 1004 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 171
File #2980 General Staff. Request of Jews clerical and craftspeople for forced labor in various institutions and private enterprises.
Requests from Jews to be exempted from forced labor. New regulations with regard to the status of the Jews – women includedfor forced labor.
Centrala Evreilor requests that the 272 pupils from Jewish schools to be sent for work at the central Institute of Statistics.
August-September 1942. 1000 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 172
( continut la fel cu cel al rolei 171 )
File #2981 General Staff. Request of Jews clerical and craftspeople for forced labor in various institutions and private enterprises.
Requests from Jews to be exempted from forced labor.
October - November 1942. 1007 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 173
File #2982 General Staff. Request of Jews clerical and craftspeople for forced labor in various institutions and private enterprises.
Requests from Jews to be exempted from forced labor.
December 1942 -January 1943. 952 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 174
File #2983 General Staff. Forced labor of Jews of various categories in work brigades of the CFR (Romanian Railroad) Administration. Organization,
instructions, scheduling, supervision and controls.
1942 -1943. 275 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out as containing documents of military interest only).
File # 2984
File # 2985
General Staff. Organization of Jewish forced labor brigades for road work in Bessarabia. 1942 – 1943. 273 pages.
An order from the general Staff dated Mai 23, 1942 requests to send one physician from Campulung-Moldova and one from Gura
Humorului (There were no more Jews in those towns in1942)
General Staff. Orders and disposition regarding repairs and improvement of infrastructure: roads, dikes, etc. Formation of
brigades of Jews for the respective work. Request to the Centrala Evreilor to provide clothing for the Jews in the brigades. 1942 –
1943. 189 pages.
Reel # 175
File #2986 General Staff. Forced labor of Jews of various categories in labor brigades. Reports on number of Jews, the location and activity of
each brigade.
Jews working at exhumation in the old Jewish cemetery on Strada Sevastopol in Bucharest.
Inventory of pharmaceutical products found in the luggage of a Jew in the brigade. He also did dental work in the village instead of
being at work. Request to be deported to Transnistria. 1942 – 1943. 577 pages,
File # 2987
General Staff. Brigades to combat natural disasters. Organization and instructions. Inclusion of Jews in those brigades.
1942 – 1943. 85 pages.
File #2988
General Staff. Organization of brigades of Jews for snow shoveling in the streets of Bucharest, at railroad stations and office
buildings. They will be used also for unloading the railroad cars. November 1942 - January 1943. 92 pages.
Reel # 176
File #2989 General Staff. Lists of Jews in labor brigades by numbers and categories. August 1942 – March 1943. 74 sheets.
File # 2990
General Staff. Lists of Jews in labor brigades by numbers and categories (details). September 1942 – March 1943. 54 sheets.
File # 2991
General Staff. Lists of distribution of Jews by designation of working places. June 1942 – September 1942. 67 sheets.
File # 2993
General Staff. Lists of Jews mobilized for forced labor by trade and specialty. 1942. 328 sheets
Reel # 177
File #2992 General Staff. Lists of assignment of Jews for forced labor to various military units and enterprises. August - October 1942 188 sheets.
Reel # 178
File #2994 General Staff. Lists of work accomplished by the Jewish craftspeople. August 1942 – February 1943. 186 sheets.
Reel # 179
File #2995 General Staff. Lists of work accomplished by the Jewish craftspeople. June 1942 –January 1943. 119 sheets.
File #2996
General Staff. Assignment of Jews for forced labor to military units and enterprises. Formation of new labor brigades. Review of
physical status of Jews mobilized for forced labor. June – December 1942. 108 pages.
Reel # 180
File #2997 General Staff. Number of Jews in various brigades of forced labor. 1942. 97 lists and documents.
File # 2998
General Staff. Brigades out-of-town: reports on organization, activity and specific problems and difficulties. 1942. 32 pages.
File # 2999
File # 3000
General Staff. Monthly reports on labor brigades.
June – December 1942. 149 pages.
Periodical reports of various services of the general Staff related to the forced labor of the Jews. 1942. 67 pages.
Fond: General Staff. Organization, Mobilization
Reel # 181
General Staff. Miscellaneous administrative and operational notes regarding the military units and the Jews in forced labor brigades.
June 1942 –March 1943. 537 pages.
File #3002
General Staff. Jews sent to Transnistria. Orders and regulations. 2110 Jews communists sent to Transnistria from detention
camps and jails. Also from various cities and Jews absentees from forced labor. Lists of Jews from labor brigades sent to
Transnistria. June 1942 –January 1943. 173 pages.
Reel # 182
File # 3003
General Staff. Bureau 10-Jews. Unsolved requests related to forced labor of Jews. Vol. l Requests of Jews for forced labor
in various towns and districts.
1942.
1041 pages.
Reel # 183
File # 3004
General Staff. Bureau 10-Jews. Unsolved requests related to forced labor of Jews. Vol. 2. Railroad accident claiming the lives of
eight Jews from a forced labor brigade. (See details in file # 3007). Problems related to forced labor of Jews with academic
studies, upon the request of the Centrala Evreilor. Requests for Jews craftsmen for work at various institutions and enterprises.
Rental of Jewish homes to military personnel. Status of Jews with alien citizenship. October 1942 – January 1943. 1038 pages.
Reel # 184
General Staff. Unsolved correspondence related to forced labor of Jews. Official instructions regarding Jews deserting from forced labor obligations.
January – March, 1943. 486 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 185
General Staff. Procedures for the transfer of the Bureau - Jews. Delivery and reception of archives of Bureau 7, according to attached inventory,
made on February 12, 1942. Lists of inventories of various sections. 34 pages.
General Staff. Various documents regarding status of Jews: repartition to working places in various enterprises and their obligation for forced labor.
Results of controls and check-ups. Regimen of Jews in labor brigades. Details on accident mentioned in File # 3004. lists of Jews called to clarify
their obligation for forced labor. June 1942 – March 1943. 321 pages.
General Staff. Unsolved problems regarding repartition of Jews for work in various institutions and enterprises. June 1942 – Mai 1943. 777 pages.
General staff. Controversy regarding the deportation to Transnistria of Jews not present for forced labor. New rules and regulations for Jews.
Situation of the Jews in various districts. Regimen of forced labor or Jews in the Government of Bucovina. Situation of Jewish pharmacists. Regimen
of Jews in the governments of Besarabia and Transnistria. Remuneration for work accomplished. Statistical lists of Jews of various categories.
1942-1943.
970 pages.
Reel # 186
General Staff. Requests from enterprises for repartition of Jews for work. Lists of Jews refugees from various countries, with no official documents;
Their status relative to forced labor. Results of inspection of forced labor brigades in various regions. Census of Jews by categories of qualifiction
for labor. Lists of Jews with alien citizenships. 1942. 148 pages.
General Staff. Various reports concerning forced labor of Jews. Jews deported to Transnistria- instructions. Telegraphic messages.
August 1942 – March 1943. 253 pages.
File 3012
1942. 277 pages.
General Staff. Jews in the work brigade Gaesti. Lists of 264 Jews.
Reel # 187
General Staff. Misc. reports on the activity from the forced labor brigades.
1942 – 1943. 236 pages.
General Staff. Obligations of the Centrala Evreilor in organizing the forced labor of the Jews, and how it was fulfilled (clothing, etc). 1942. l06 pages.
General Staff. Sudden enrichment of some military personnel, led to review of military documents of the Jews in relation to their obligation for
forced labor. August 1942 – February 1943. 214 pages.
Reel # 188
General Staff. The work brigades CFR. Administrative instructions. Agreement between the Ministry of National Defense and the CFR. Organization of
the Jewish labor force for these brigades. Analysis of the general situation of the Jews participating in the work force, by numbers, qualification and
distribution in various sites. Following the creation of labor brigades for the Romanians in the occupied territories in Transilvania, Antonescu orders
a similar treatment for the Hungarians in that province that is part of Romania. Reports of inspections of the labor brigades.
1943. 1051 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 189
al Staff. The work brigades CFR. Continues from Reel # 188. Instructions regarding minorities (Hungarians) in the labor brigades.
1943.
126 pages.
ral Staff. Additional manpower. Roads. Intensification of communist
153 pages.
Reel # 190
propaganda in Bessarabia. Extract the Jewish brigades from there. 1943.
General Staff. Jewish physicians and dentists used in hospitals and clinics. Shortage of sanitary personnel. Text of agreement between Germany and
Romania regarding the enrollment of Romanian citizens of German ethnic origin in the German Armed Forces. Use of medical students.
1943. 980 pages.
Reel 191
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Telegraphic orders. Due to lack of manpower and craftspeople new restrictions are ordered for extending the
term of duty for Jews in labor brigades and municipal authorities.
April – November 1943. 607 pages.
General Staff. Lists of repartition of Jews for forced labor at local brigades.
July 1943. 34 pages.
Reel 192
General Staff, Monthly reports on the forced labor of Jews. March- July 1943. 30 pages.
General Staff. Numerical situation of Jews for forced labor.
April – July 1343. 30 pages.
General Staff. Repartition of Jews for forced labor. Dec1942 –Feb. 1943.
81 pages.
Reel 193.
General Staff. Numerical situation of Jews for forced labor. June-July 1943.
36 pages.
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Miscellaneous lists. Feb-Mar, 1943.
32 pages.
ral Staff. Numerical situation of Jews for forced labor.
March-June 1943. 138 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel 194.
General Staff. Situation of Jews in forced labor brigades and at various institutions and enterprises. March – July, 1943. 82 pages.
General staff. The contribution of the Jewish craftspeople. Lists of work performed. March – June 1943. 58 pages.
General Staff. Instructions for performance of forced labor by the Jews. Correspondence with the Uniunea Evreilor Romani re. the obligation of
various categories of Jews for forced labor. Oct. 1943 – March 1945. 129 pages
Reel 195.
General Staff. Military approvals for passports to travel abroad (non-Jews). June 1943. 262 pages.
(Numerous pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel 196.
Instructions re forced labor of Jews: use of craftspeople in Bucharest. Acute demands will be solved by their redistribution among various
beneficiaries. The role of the Centrala Evreilor. New laws promulgated on the subject. Restrictions imposed on freedom of movement for mobilized
Jews. New rules for Jews in forced labor brigades in Transnistria. Jews working in military hospitals. Regulations regarding the wearing of the star
of David in Bessarabia and Bucovina. 1943 -1944. 842 pages.
(Numerous pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel 197.
General Staff. Instructions regarding forced labor of Jews. The principles of forced labor. Jews are not allowed to work in military barracks or
camps. If Jewish craftsmen are used, they shall work in separate buildings, outside the military parameter. Armbands for Jews at forced labor. No
Jews are working at the Postal Service. On March 11, 1943 Antonescu orders an inter-departmental conference regarding the forced labor of Jews
(full report). 1943. 367 pages.
General Staff. Orders and dispositions for Jews at forced labor. 1943- 44
43 pages.
(Numerous pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
ries
Reel 198.
General Staff. Documents regarding forced labor of Jews of various categories. Reports on inspections in military units to check the repartition of
Jews for forced labor. Lists of Jewish lawyers working at the IOVR. The Jews converted to Christian orthodoxy request to be considered equal to the
born Christian Orthodox in contributing to the war effort with all means available. 1944-45. 960 pages.
(Numerous pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel 199.
General Staff. Documents regarding forced labor of Jews of category II.
March – June 1943. 13 pages.
3
General staff. Documents regarding forced labor of Jews. Medical revisions of Jews for exemption from forced labor. Rules and
ns. 1943. 396 pages.
General staff. Documents regarding forced labor of Jews. Clothing sent to Jews working in labor brigades. Correspondence with the Centrala
Evreilor on the subject. Jews working in labor brigades in Transnistria are in dire need of clothing. July 1943 – February 1944. 110 pages.
Reel 200.
General Staff. Miscellaneous problems mostly related to the obligation of individual Jews for forced labor. April – May 1943. 1017 pages.
Romanian Ministry of National Defense
File # 3716
File # 3717
Fond: General Staff. Organization, Mobilization
Reel # 201
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. 1943. 1168 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 202
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Assignment of Jews to various enterprises and
institutions. Conflicts related to the remuneration for their work. Jews will be off work during the high holidays. Religious services
will be organized.
August- September 1943. 1013 pages.
Reel # 203
File # 3718
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Repartition of Jews to various enterprises and
institutions. Lists of Jewish medical personnel: physicians, dentists, etc and other professional categories, by Territorial Districts.
September-November. 1105 pages.
(Numerous f pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 204
File # 3719
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Annulments of exemptions from forced labor. Labor and
transport conditions for Jews working in Brigades located in Bessarabia and Transnistria. Jews from the District Radauti living in
Germany. September-November. 1112 pages.
File # 3720
File # 3721
File # 3722
File # 3723
Reel # 205
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Copy of study relative to the notions of Ethnic Origin and
Religion (Sept. 2. 942). December 1943 – January 1944.
1312pages).
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 206
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. List of items on file. Remuneration of Jewish Engineers for
work performed at forced labor. Registration of Jews ages 16 to 18 for Forced labor. Irregularities and speculative procedures
with Work Certificates the Jewish Community in Arad. January – February 1944. 1064 pages.
Reel # 207
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests for craftspeople from various institutions.
January - Mai 1944. 868 pages.
Reel # 208
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Jews working at snow cleaning. Jan-Feb 1944.
File # 3724
244 pages.
Reel # 209
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Investigations and controls. Reports from malevolent
informers are analysed. Situation of Jews sent for work to Transnistria. 1942 – 1943. 1030 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 210
File # 3725 General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Investigations and controls to verify mostly infractions related to
misusing money reserved for payment of the Jews in the labor brigades and at work in various institutions. Problems with Jews
deserting from labor brigades. Proposal of punishment: transferring them to penal labor brigades in Transnistria, known for
severe regime and harsh treatment.
1943 – 1944. 967 pages.
Reel # 211
File # 3726 General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Complaints of very low efficiency of the Jews in various labor
brigades. Penalties are proposed. Dec 1943 – Jan 1944. 36 pages.
File # 3727
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Annulment of work passbooks for exempting Jews from
forced labor. April 1943 – March 1944. 1090 pages.
Reel # 212
File # 3728 General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Punished Jews sent to external forced labor brigades. 1943. 88
pages.
File # 3733
General Staff. Jews in the forced labor brigades of the Romanian Railroads (CFR). 1043. 435 pages.
Reel # 213
File # 3734 General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Jews working at various enterprises and institutions. April – July
1943. 1069 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 214
File # 3735 General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Numerous deserters from forced labor: analysis of reasons and
solutions for remedies. 1943. 847 pages.
Reel # 215
File # 3736 General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Report on the activity of the Jews at the Central Institute of
Statistics. Lists of Jews by categories. 1943.
690 pages. (Continues on Reel 216).
Reel # 216
File # 3736 General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. 1943. 42 pages.
Reel # 217
File # 3737 General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Private persons and enterprises requesting Jews for labor.
1943. 694 pages. (Continues on Reel 218).
Reel # 218
File # 3737 General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Private persons and enterprises requesting Jews for labor.
1943. 138 pages.
Reel # 219
File # 3738 General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Craftspeople. Conflicts regarding the authority that is entitled to
allocate those people for labor and on what criteria. Anti-Semitic malevolent denunciations of Jews mobilized for forced labor, by
authorities. 1943-1944. 771 pages.
Reel # 220
File # 3739 General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests and assignments of Jews craftspeople at various
enterprises and institutions. 1943. 1006 pages.
File # 3740
File # 3741
File # 3742
File # 3743
Fond: General Staff. Organization, Mobilization
Reel # 221
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Approved requests of Jewish labor for various institutions
and enterprises. 1943. 606 pages.
Reel # 222
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Approved requests of Jewish labor for various
institutions and enterprises. 1943. 597 pages.
Reel # 223
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises. 1943. 858 pages.
Reel # 224
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises. Jews caught paying peasants to do their work in the forced labor brigades, are deported to Transnistria.
1943. 1008 pages.
Reel # 225
File # 3744
e # 3745
e # 3746
e # 3747
e # 3748
e # 3749
e # 3750
e # 3751
e # 3752
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises. The Bishop from Arad requests that Jews converted to Christian Orthodox religion and married to Christian women
not to be put to work with the other Jews, to avoid them being derided and boycotted. 1943. 1432 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 226
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises. 1943. 791 pages.
Reel # 227
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises. 1943. 1050 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 228
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises. Personal problems of Jews regarding their duty for forced labor. 1943. 1066 pages.
Reel # 229
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises. Personal problems of Jews regarding their duty for forced labor. 1943. 1026 pages.
Reel # 230
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises that were disapproved. Personal problems of Jews regarding their duty for forced labor. 1943. 898 pages.
(Numerous pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 231
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises that were disapproved. 1943. 801 pages.
Reel # 232
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises that were disapproved. 1943. 888 pages.
Reel # 233
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises that were disapproved. 1943. 849 pages.
Reel # 234
e # 3753
e # 3754
e # 3755
e # 3756
e # 3757
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises that were disapproved. 1943. 966 pages.
Reel # 235
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises that were disapproved. 1943. 971 pages.
Reel # 236
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises that were disapproved. 1943. 627 pages.
Reel # 237
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises that were disapproved. 1943. 876 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 238
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises that were disapproved. 1943. 986 pages.
Reel # 239
e # 3758
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises that were disapproved. Dec. 1943 – Jan 1944. 1073 pages.
Reel # 240
e # 3759
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises that were disapproved . Nov, 1943 – Jan 1944. 1044 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
e # 3760
Reel # 241
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises that were disapproved. Nov, 1943 – Feb. 1944. 1002 pages.
Reel # 242
e # 3761
e # 3762
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Requests of Jewish labor for various institutions and
enterprises that were disapproved. List of 126 Jews “HALUTZIM” whose work exemption permits were canceled. It is recommended
to send them to forced labor in out of town brigades, under strict supervision, as politically dangerous for the state. January –
March 1944. 1056 pages.
Reel # 243
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades. Gypsies used for forced labor in
Transnistria. 1943. 1034 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 244
e # 3763
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades. 1943- March 1944. 693 pages.
(Numerous pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
e # 3764
General Staff. Miscellaneous correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades. Reports of activity. Orders and
dispositions. 1943. 495 pages
Reel # 246
File # 3765
General Staff. Unsolved correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades. Personal problems.
1943 – April 1944. 1196 pages.
File # 3766
File # 3767
File # 3768
File # 3769
File # 3770
Reel # 247
General Staff. Unsolved correspondence, Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades. Personal problems. 1943.
856 pages.
Reel # 248
General Staff. Unsolved requests, Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades. Personal problems. 1943.
864 pages.
Reel # 249
General Staff. Unsolved requests, Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades. Personal problems. 1943.
1117 pages.
Reel # 250
General Staff. Unsolved requests, Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades. Personal problems. 1943.
1011 pages.
Reel # 251
General Staff. Unsolved requests, Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades. Personal problems. 1943 – Feb.1944.
1082 pages.
File # 3771
( A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 252
General Staff. Unsolved requests, Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades. Personal problems. 1943 – March 1944.
1112 pages.
(Numerous pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 253
File # 3772
General Staff. Unsolved requests, Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades. Personal problems. 1943 – March 1944.
705 pages.
File # 3773
General Staff. Unsolved requests, Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades. Personal problems. Jews condemned to life in
prison or to death because of desertion from forced labor will be sent to fight in the front lines, 1943. 38 pages.
Reel # 254
File # 3774
General Staff. Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades. Reports of controls and numerical lists. 1943. 368 pages.
File # 3775
General Staff. Re. forced labor of Jews. File APACA (military clothing industry). 1943 – Feb. 1944 267 pages.
File # 3776
General Staff. Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades. Work accomplished. 1943. 112 pages.
Reel # 255
File # 3777
General Staff. Re. forced labor of Jews. The civil engineers are mobilized for road construction supervision. 1943. 297 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
File # 3778
General Staff. Re. forced labor of Jews. Press Office of the Ministry of National Defense. Lists of Jews unidentified and missing
from forced labor. 1943. 57 pages.
File # 3779
General Staff. Re. forced labor of Jews at the factory “Bistritza”
65 pages. 1943
Reel # 256
File # 3780
General Staff. Re. forced labor of Jews. Re. exemption from forced labor duty. 1943. 482 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
File # 3781
General Staff. Re. forced labor of Jews. Re. exemption from forced labor duty. 1943. 150 pages.
File # 3782
General Staff. Re. forced labor of Jews. Re. exemption from forced labor duty. 1943. 250 pages.
e # 3783
Reel # 257
General Staff. Re. forced labor of Jews. The Municipality of Bucharest. 1943. 227 pages.
e # 3784
General Staff. Re. forced labor of Jews. Personal problems. 1943 - 1944. 611 pages.
Reel # 258
e # 3785
General Staff. Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades. 1943 – April 1944. 681 pages.
e # 3786
General Staff. Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades. 1943 – April 1944. 257 pages.
e # 3787
General Staff. Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades. Inclusion of Jewish women in the forced labor duty; to be used for
certain kinds of work only. 1944. 265 pages.
Reel # 259
e # 3788
General Staff. Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades. Awaiting resolution. 1943. 490 pages.
e # 3789
General Staff. Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades. Directions for creating lists of Jewish professionals and
specialists. 1943. 102 pages.
e # 3791
File # 3792
e # 3793
e # 3794
Reel # 260
General Staff. Re. forced labor of Jews. Forced labor brigades.
The instruction center SARATA. 1943. 585 pages.
General Staff. Re. forced labor of Jews. Inquiry regarding the Jews from Galati. 1943. 74 pages.
Reel # 261
General Staff. Re. Jews and others requesting certificates for the purpose of obtaining passports. 1945. 778 pages.
Reel # 262
General Staff, Census of Jews born in the year1926. 1943.
25 pages.
File # 2795 General Staff. Forced labor brigade 110 – Jews – Panciu.
1943. 114 pages.
Reel # 263
File # 3796
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Personal problems in various work places. 818 pages, Dec.1943 - Jan 1944.
File # 3796. Attachment, same subject. 11pages. Jan. 1944.
Reel # 264
File # 3797
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Lists of Jews professionals and of specialists for the years, by districts.
1943.
223 pages.
File # 3798
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests and repartition of Jews in various institutions and enterprises. 537 pages. 1943.
File # 3799
File # 3800
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Reports on the activity of the forced labor brigades for the year 1943. 66 pages. 1943.
Reel # 265
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Cumulative centralized lists of results of the labor brigades. 353 pages. 1943.
Reel # 266
File # 3801
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Numerical lists of Jews in local institutions by age and categories. 34 pages. 1943.
File # 3802
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Reports and lists of Jews exempted from labor for medical reasons. 174 pages. 1943.
File # 3803
Reel # 267
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Reports of activity of the labor brigades for November 1943. 157 pages.
Reel # 268
File # 3813
General Staff Reports on decisions and their follow-up. Mostly military problems, inclusive the military status and forced labor of
the Jews. 1943 – March 1944. 474 pages.
File # 3955
General Staff. Correspondence related to the new military status of the Jews. Emigration of the Jews.
30 August 1944 – March 1945. 423 pages.
Reel # 269
File # 4009
General Staff. Clarifications Re. the military status of the Jews. Jews volunteering for active military service. Requests from the
military to destroy by burning all documents related to the forced labor of the Jews. Sep. 1944- 1945. 949 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 270
File # 4010
General Staff. Miscellaneous documents from before and after August 1944. Recruiting and mobilization of Jews into the Army. Men
of German ethnic origin are mobilized in special labor brigades. Some are handed over to the Sovietic Control Comission. 1843 –
1946.
719 pages.
Reel # 271
File # 4044
General Staff. Sanitary Section. Situation of physicians – Jews and non-Jews. Dec. 1943 – Jan. 1944. 888 pages.
Reel # 272
File # 4480
General Staff. The Armistice treaty of Sep. 12 1944. The “War Criminals” - official and press releases.
Dec. 1944 – Apr. 1945. 173 pages.
File # 4481
General Staff. The Armistice treaty of Sep. 12 1944. Liquidation of the nationalistic and hitleristic societies and associations.
Reorganization of the judicial system and of public institutions. Arrests of the Legionnaires.
Dec. 1944 – March 1945. 98 pages.
File # 4513
General Staff. Atrocities committed by the Hungarians.
October 1944, 7 pages.
File # 4514
General Staff. Premilitary youths arrested for not showing up for work. 1945. 15 pages.
File # 4575
General Staff. Instructions Re. forced labor of the Jews.
Order of repatriation of Jews from Transnistria (March
17, 1944). All forced labor of Jews suspended as of August 30, 1944. All forced labor brigades for Jews are liquidated (September
11, 1944). 390 pages.
Reel # 273
File # 4576
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Nov. 1943 – May 1944. 710 pages.
Reel # 274
File # 4577
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Nov. 1943 – August 10, 1944. 1284 pages.
Reel # 275
File # 4578
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Controls. Inquiries.
1943 – August 10, 1944. 174 pages.
File # 4579
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Invalidation of work deferment booklets. 1943 – August 19, 1944. 849 pages.
Reel # 276
File # 4580
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests approved.
Jan. – April 1944. 1088 pages.
Reel # 277
File # 4581
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests approved for CFR. April - June 1944. 130 pages.
Reel # 278
File # 4582
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests approved.
February - May 1944. 1039 pages.
Reel # 279
File # 4583
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests approved.
June - July 1944. 1054 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 280
File # 4584
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests approved.
Jews are mobilized to forced labor up to the age of 55.
July – 23 August, 1944. 1175 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 281
File # 4585
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Jews at design and erection of Antiaircraft Defense. Dec. 1943– Feb. 1944. 853pages.
Reel # 282
File # 4586
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests approved. Personal problems. Requests of Jews for work in various institutions.
Jan. – Feb. 1944. 1033 pages.
Reel # 283
File # 4587
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests approved. Personal problems. Requests of Jews for work in various institutions.
Feb. - March 1944. 1117 pages.
Reel # 284
File # 4588
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests approved. Personal problems. Requests of Jews for work in various institutions.
Feb. - March 1944. 726 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 285
File # 4589
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests disproved. Personal problems. Requests of Jews for work in various institutions.
April – May 1944. 823 pages.
Reel # 286
File # 4590
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests disproved. Personal problems. Requests of Jews for work in various institutions.
April – May 1944. 681 pages.
Reel # 287
File # 4591
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests disproved. Personal problems. Requests of Jews for work in various institutions.
April – July 1944. 1293 pages.
Reel # 288
File # 4592
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests disproved. Personal problems. Requests of Jews for work in various institutions.
June – August 16, 1944. 1130 pages.
Reel # 289
File # 4593
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests disproved. Personal problems. Requests of Jews for work in various institutions.
July – August 23, 1944. 327 pages.
File # 4594
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests disproved. Personal problems. Requests of Jews for work in various institutions.
Nov. – Dec 1943. 1002 pages.
Reel # 290
File # 4595
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests disproved. Personal problems. Requests of Jews for work in various institutions.
Dec.1943 – Feb.1944. 927 pages.
(Many pages hardly readable)
Reel # 291
File # 4596
General Staff. Circular orders Re. evacuation from Bucharest and resettlement of personnel and their families. Reorganization of
displaced services. Safety measures for institutions and services. From September new orders and dispositions. Liaison with the
Soviet Army. Jan – Sept. 1944. 239 pages.
File # 4597
General Staff. Jews punished for desertion from forced labor, returning from Transnistria together with their families. Lists of
those returned, deceased or missing. January 1944. 87 pages.
Reel # 292
File # 4598
General Staff. Personal problems. Requests of Jews for work in various institutions. March – May 1944. 694 pages.
Reel # 293
File # 4599
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Assignment to working places. Denunciations of Jews for evading forced labor obligation. Feb.
– Jun. 1944, 1227 pages.
Reel # 294
File # 4600
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests disproved. Assignment to working places. 1943 – Jul. 1944. 997 pages.
Reel # 295
File # 4601
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests disproved.
Reports on high percentage of Jews deserting or buying themselves out of forced labor. 1944, up to Aug. 23. 854 pages.
Reel # 296
File # 4602
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. 1944, up to August 23).
917 pages.
(Many pages are illegible)
Reel # 297
File # 4603
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests disproved. Personal problems. 1943, up to April 1944. 1226 pages.
Reel # 298
File # 4604
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests disproved. Personal problems. After 23 August 1944, new rules and ordinances on
transition to the new regime Relations with the Soviets. . File with documents of dentists.
July – September 1944. 881 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 299
File # 4605
General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Miscell. Correspondence.
Personal problems. On September 30, 1944 Some Jews are still kept at forced labor positions. June-Sept. 1944. 637 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
Reel # 300
File# 4606 General Staff. Forced labor of Jews. Requests pending.
March – September 1944. 974 pages.
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services in 1958 – 1962).
File # 4607
File # 4608
Fond: General Staff. Organization, Mobilization
Reel # 301
General Staff. Jews transferred to forced labor brigades. Lists of and measures against Jews deserting from those brigades. The
German Air force group in Romania request workers to repair damages after bombardments “Inclusive Jews”. Lists of Jews of
various specialties and professions. May- August 1944.
1167 pages.
Reel # 302
General Staff. Lists of Jews in forced labor brigades and in urban institutions. Various problems of Jews re. their obligation for
forced labor. February – August 1944. 1657 pages.
Reel # 303
File # 4609
General Staff. Jews working in de Central Institute of Statistics. Report on their situation. Attitude of these and other Jews after
the bombardment of the Capital on April 4, 1944. Inquiry of the Medical Commission. Complaints against the Jews by the
administrative personnel. April 1944. 149 pages.
File # 4610
General Staff. Proposal regarding the confinement of all Jews in Ghettos. April – May 1944. 34 pages.
File # 4611
General Staff. Lists and register of control of the Jews working at the Central Institute of Statistics. 1944. 54 pages.
Reel # 304
File # 4612
General Staff. Lists of Jews with professional qualifications, by categories. 1944. 197 pages.
Reel # 305
File # 4629
General Staff. . Comprehensive lists of Jews with professional qualifications, by categories. 1944. 168 pages. 1944 – 1945
File # 4635
General Staff. . Comprehensive lists of Jews bookkeepers.
383 pages. 1944
Reel # 306
Fond: Division # 4 Infantry
File # 1053
Division 4 Infantry. Confidential, personal information
1941-1942. Pretorial section in the Balta district. Cases of subordination and bad behavior of military personnel. Contact and illicit
dealings with the Jews in the Ghetto. Appropriation of goods from the Jews following searches. 49 pages.
File # 1054
Division 4 Infantry. Confidential correspondence. Information, counter-information. Isolation of the Jews from the local population.
Treatment of the local population and of the prisoners. Numerous handwritten pages in Russian. The activity of the partisans. 1941
– 1942. 279 pages.
File # 1055
Division 4 Infantry. Judiciary, administrative and communal police. Inquiries, new laws and dispositions. Anti-Soviet and antiSemitic fliers by the Nazis. Denunciation of free Jews helping those in the Ghetto. 1941 – 1942. 296 pages.
File # 1056
Division 4 Infantry. Judiciary section. Miscellaneous correspondence. Dispositions regarding the local population of German origin.
Orders and regulation for the Jews living in the Ghetto. Each infraction by a Jew should be punished by his death and that of
twenty other Jews. 1941- 1942. 96 pages
File # 900
Reel # 307
Fond: Division # 5 Cavalry
Division 5 Cavalry. Logbook of police platoon 42.
February - June 1944.
31 pages
Fond: Division # 7 Cavalry
File # 129
Division 7 Cavalry. General correspondence. Clandestine legionnaire activity among the military. Infiltrations of Sovietic agents.
September – December 1942.
288 pages.
File # 130
Division 7 Cavalry. Judicial section. Miscellaneous.
Fond: Division # 6 Infantry
1942 –1943. 128 pages
File # 2039
Division 6 Infantry. Traffic and security police services.
1943.
22 pages.
File # 2044
Division 6 Infantry. Informative and contra-informative orders. July- September 1943. 37 pages.
File # 2045
Division 6 Infantry. Informative and contra-informative orders. April – June 1943. 40 pages
File # 2227
File # 928
Fond: Division # 9 Infantry
Division 9 Infantry. General correspondence. Interdiction to use Jewish musicians for entertainment parties. April – June 1943. 109
pages.
Reel # 308
Fond: General Staff Section A2-A Information
General staff. Atrocities committed by the Hungarians in the Occupied Ardeal. Real cased as recorded by members of the service.
February 1941. 12 pages.
File # 982 General Staff. The evacuation of Bessarabia and the Northern Bucovina. 1940. The situation of Romanian military living in those
territories and whose families are still there. Data on the transfer of population into the occupied territories. Many deprecatory
remarks on the attitude and behavior of the Jews living in the occupied territories and those returning there. Lists of Romanian
military personnel who were killed or were retained by the Soviet authorities. Evacuation of the German population to Germany.
July-September 1940. 252 pages.
File #1254
General staff. Conflict re. transfer of cattle between Romanian and Hungarian farmers. 1943 – 1944. 288 pages
Reel # 309
Fond: Commandment of Easterm Etapes
File # 16
Eastern Etapes. Prisoner camps. Suspects, dangerous deserters, Ghettos. Volatile, desperate situation. Causes and proposed
remedies. The camp in Vertujeni holding 23,000 Jews. Danger of a typhus epidemic and of scarlet fever breakout. Other places of
internment for the Jews from Bessarabia. August 1941 – March 1942. 127 pages
File #221
Eastern Etapes. Informative notes. Spreading of communist propaganda. 1942- 1943. 163 pages.
File # 415
Eastern Etapes. Miscellaneous. Information on spread of communist propaganda. Legionnaire propaganda material was discovered
among the military. New rules and regulation for safety and protection against the enemy. Jews are accused of spreading
damaging rumors. Lists of soldiers from Bessarabia and Bucovina to be put discreetly under observation.
1942 – 1943. 307 pages.
File# 767
Eastern Etapes. Battalion 120 Jews.. List of auxiliary personnel. Lists of Jews who have completed one year of forced labor on
Sep.15, and February 1943.
1943 – 1944. 334 pages
File# 776
Eastern Etapes. Orders, requests. The troops complain of bad and insufficient food. Aug. 1943. 61 pages.
File# 777
Eastern Etapes. Contra-informative orders. Interdiction of radio receivers by the military personnel in the frontlines.
1943. 173 pages. (Continues on Reel # 310)
Reel # 310
File#777
Eastern Etapes. (Continuation from Reel 309 ) Jews working at the Center of Disinfection in Moghilev-Otaci. Release of prisoners
of war. Intensification of Soviet propaganda, List of German units in the area. July 1943. 65 pages.
Fike # 795
Eastern Etapes. Misc. correspondence. Jewish Labor brigade #120. Ban on hiring personnel of Russian or Ukrainian origin.
September- November 1943. 349 pages.
File # 798
Eastern Etapes. Miscellaneous. German military arrested for acts of indiscipline and brutality against the civilian population in
Transnistria. List of Jews sent to forced labor camps in Transnistria. Fight against the partisans.
Nov. 1943 – Jan. 1944. 402 pages.
File # 801
Eastern Etapes. Circular orders from higher authorities.
March – September 1943. 99 pages.
(Continues on Reel # 311)
Reel # 311
File# 801 . (Continuation from Reel 310 ) Eastern Etapes. Agreement between German and Romanian Governments on conscription of Romanian
citizens of German ethnic origin into the German SS. Various circular orders. Prisoner camps.
June – September 1943. 388 pages.
File # 886
File# 1181
File# 1188
Eastern Etapes. Industries and means of transportation in Transnistria. Report on the Turnatoria in Moghilev on September 1942.
List of personnel by functions (not nominal). Inventory of raw materials. 1942. 400 pages
(A number of pages were taken out by the security services)
Fond: Commandment Etape # 1
Commandment Etape # 1. Mobilization of Jews between the ages 15 and 55. Creation of brigades and repartition for military work.
All exemptions from forced labor are suspended. Correspondence from various districts on the subject. Women will be used for
auxiliary services only, like hospitals and cleaning work. Exceptions. The Jewish Communities are notified that in case that Jews
will sabotage their work, all Jews will be interned in ghettos. Lists of Jews by districts and work assignment. 1944/45. 337 pages.
File #1188
Commandment Etape # 1. District Putna. Work assignment for Jews. Lists of Jews in labor brigades. 1944. 147
pages. (Continues on Reel # 312)
Reel # 312
( Continuation fromReel # 311) Commandment Etape #1. District Putna. Work assignment for Jews. Lists of Jewish women to work
for the war effort. 1944. 126 pages.
File #1219
CommandmentEtape # 1. District Buzau. Work assignment for Jews. Lists of Jews in labor brigades. Lists of Jewish women to
work for the war effort. 1944. 195 pages.
File# 1223
Commandment Etape # 1. District Covurlui. Work assignment for Jews. Lists of Jews in labor brigades. Lists of Jewish women to
work for the war effort. 1944. 358 pages.
File# 1226 Commandment Etape # 1. District Falciu. Miscellaneous correspondence. Lists of Jews in labor brigades. 1944.
84 pages.
File# 1239
Commandment Etape # 1. Verification of Jewish craftspeople. List of Jews in labor brigade 120. 1944. 183 pages.
File#1257
Commandment etape # 1. Miscellaneous Correspondence.
Excerpts from an Ukrainian leaflet describing the killings in an
Ukrainian village and resettling it with Moldavian population. 1943 - 1944. 291 pages.
Reel # 313
and #2
File # 228
Territorial Command #2. Military status of Jews – officers and NCO’s. 1940- 1941. 189 pages.
File# 329
Territorial Command #2. Military status of Jews – craftsmen; requests and repartition. 1941- 1942. 519 pages
(Continues on Reel # 314)
Reel # 314
File# 329
(Continuation from reel # 313) Territorial Command #2. Military status of Jews – craftsmen; requests and repartition.
1941- 1942. 86 pages.
File# 339
Territorial Command #2. Regulations for mobilization for work in industrial enterprises. Lists of Jews approved for work in these
enterprises. 1941 – 1942. 133 pages.
File# 341
Territorial Command #2. Forced labor of Jews. Orders, instructions, reports. Requests from Jews converted to Christianity to be
exempted from forced labor. 1941. 182 pages.
File# 460
Territorial Command #2. Forced labor of Jews. Inspections, complaints. Report on District Braila. 1942. 131 pages.
File# 519
Territorial Command #2. Forced labor of Jews. Inspections, complaints. Requests for craftsmen.
File# 521
Territorial Command #2. Forced labor of Jews. Inspections, sanctions, inquiries related to the snow removing. 1942.
36 pages.
File# 523
Territorial Command #2. Forced labor of Jews. Inspections, instructions for the labor brigades. 1942. 67 pages.
(Continues on Reel # 315)
File#523
Reel # 315
(Continuation from Reel # 314) Territorial Command #2. Forced labor brigades at the CFR. 172 pages.
1942. 308 pages.
File# 556
Territorial Command #2. Forced labor of Jews. Daily lists of Jews sent to work. 1942. 450 pages.
File# 561
Territorial Command #2. Forced labor of Jews. Various individual and collective problems. Jews being beaten by the Romanian
NCO.1942. 117 pages. (Continues on Reel # 316)
Reel # 316
File#561
(Continuation from Reel # 315) Territorial Command 2.
Forced labor of Jews. Inquiry of an NCO brutally abusing the Jewish workers. Various personal problems. 1942. 553 pages.
File#562
Territorial Command #2. Forced labor of Jews. Repartition of Jews for labor in various institutions and enterprises. Requests of
transfer. 1942 – 43. 450 pages. (Continues on Reel # 317)
Reel # 317
File#562
(Continuation from Reel # 316) Territorial Command #2.Forced labor of Jews.. 1942 –1943. 274 pages.
File#563
Territorial Command #2. Forced labor of Jews. Information, inquiries, complaints, deferrals to justice. Repartition of Jews to
work in various institutions and enterprises.
1942- 1943. 513 pages.
al
File#274
Corps 2 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Repartition of Jews for labor in various institutions. 1943. 190 pages. (Continues on
Reel # 318)
Reel # 318
File#274
(Continuation from Reel # 317). Corps 2 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. 1942 – 1943. 170 pages.
File#277
Corps 2 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Work assignment in various brigades. Number of Jews in each brigade. 1943 – 1944. 418
pages.
File#279
Corps 2 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Work. Requests for labor from various institutions, 1943-1944.
285 pages. (Continues on Reel # 319)
Reel # 319
File#279
(Continuation from Reel # 318). Corps 2 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Individual requests for assignment to work compatible
with ones studies. 1943. 241 pages.
File#282
Corps 2 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Work Requests for labor from various institutions. Work at snow removal.
1943 - 1944. 366 pages.
File#288
Corps 2 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. 1943. 185 pages. (Continues on Reel # 320)
Reel # 320
File#288
(Continuation from Reel # 319). Corps 2 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Periodical lists of manpower. 1944. 245 pages.
File#289
Corps 2 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Individual problems and requests. 1944. 320 pages.
File#290
Corps 2 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Jews working at military and public institutions. 1943- 1944. 167 pages. (Continues on
Reel # 321)
Reel # 321
File#290
File#297
(Continuation from Reel # 320). Corps 2 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Jews working at military and public institutions. 1943. 438
pages.
Corps 2 Territorial . Forced labor of Jews. Jews working at military and public institutions. 1943. 442 pages.
(Continues on Reel # 322)
Reel # 322
File#297
(Continuation from Reel # 321). Corps 2 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Jews working at military and public institutions. 1943.
111 pages.
File#298
Corps 2 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Individual problems and requests. Jews accused of dodging from forced labor
obligation. Jews deserters. 1943. 428 pages
Corps 2 Territorial Forced labor of Jews. Assignment to various institutions. 1943. 271 pages.(Continues on Reel # 323)
File#303
Reel # 323
File#303
(Continuation from Reel # 322). Corps 2 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Jews working at military and public institutions. 1943.
453 pages.
File#304
Corps 2 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Assignment to various institutions. 1944. 221 pages.
File#305
Corps 2 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Assignment to various institutions. Lists of deserters from forced labor brigades. 1944.
53 pages.
File# 926
Fond: Territorial Command #3
Territorial Command # 3 . Command of internment camps for Jews Galati. List of internees. Requests of Jews for work by various
institutions. Isolation from the population of the Jews that are at work, to prevent spread of rumors and communist propaganda.
1941. 170 pages. Continues on Reel # 324)
Reel # 324
File#926
Continuation from Reel # 323). Territorial Command #3. Situation of internment camps for Jews (daily lists). Requests for Jewish
craftsmen and workers from various institutions.1941. 79 pages.
File#927
Territorial Command # 3. internment camp for Jews Galati. Periodical lists. Reports on work accomplished by the Jews from the
camps. 1941. 399 pages Continues on Reel # 325)
Reel # 325
File#927
(Continuation from Reel # 324). Territorial Command #3. Situation of internment camps for Jews (daily lists). Reports on work
accomplished by the Jews from the camps. Plans for creation of a Ghetto in Galati. 1941. 150 pages.
File#929
Territorial Command #3. forced labor of Jews. Requests from private enterprises of Jews from the internment camp.
1941, 430 pages.
File#930
Territorial Command #3. forced labor of Jews. Various correspondence. Requests from private enterprises of Jews from the
internment camp. List of 565 Jews from whom hostages will be taken. 1941 – 1942. 395 pages Continues on Reel # 326)
Reel # 326
File#930
(Continuation from Reel # 325). Territorial Command #3. Forced labor of Jews. Correspondence. 1942. 21 pages.
File#931
Territorial Command #3. Forced labor of Jews. Exemptions from forced labor. Correspondence. Information on internment
camps. One thousand Jews ages 18 to 60 are needed for public works. Nominal list of internees to work on levees for CFR. Prologue
to the massacre in Iassy on June 29. The Jewish High School in Galati. 1941-1942. 601 pages.
File#934
Territorial Command #3. Forced labor of Jews. Correspondence and instructions for prisoners and internees. 1941. 76 pages
(Continues on Reel # 327)
Reel # 327
File#934
(Continuation from Reel # 326). Territorial Command #3. Forced labor of Jews. Correspondence and instructions for prisoners
and internees. List of Jews internees in Vaslui.
1941 - 1942. 828 pages.
File 1052
Territorial Command #3. Forced labor of Jews. Instructions and correspondence Re. exemption of Jews from forced labor.1941 –
1942. 422 pages. (Continues on Reel # 328)
Reel # 328
File#1052
(Continuation from Reel # 327). Territorial Command #3. Forced labor of Jews. Correspondence and instructions. Periodical
reports. 1942. 47 pages.
File#1053
Territorial Command #3. Forced labor of Jews. Correspondence and instructions. Lists of lingerie and clothing received from the
Jews. 1942. 392 pages.
File#1054
Territorial Command #3. Forced labor of Jews. Correspondence and instructions. Periodic situation lists of Jews in labor
brigades. 1942. 402 pages.
File # 61
Fond: Corps 3 Territorial
Corps 3 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Correspondence. Monthly report on forced labor camps activity. Lists of Jews in the
camps. List of Jews sent to Transnistria in Sept. 1942.
55 pages. (Continues on Reel # 329)
Reel # 329
File# 61
(Continuation from Reel # 328). Corps 3 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Lists of Jews in the camps. Reports. 1942.
441 pages.
File # 62
Corps 3 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Orders and dispositions. Correspondence. Lists of Jews in the camps.
1942 – 1943. 246 pages.
Reel # 330
File# 62
(Continuation from Reel # 329). Corp[s 3 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Lists of Jews in the camps. Reports on inspections.
1942 – 1943. 178 pages.
Fond: Territorial Command #4
File #1505
Territorial Command #4. Forced labor of Jews. Special Lists of Jews (Bucovina). List of Jews with academic titles in Cernauti and
other districts. 1942. 180 pages.
File #1516
Territorial Command #4. Forced labor of Jews. Inspections, controls, reports. 1942. 315 pages. . (Continues on Reel # 331)
Reel # 331
File#1516
File# 1274
(Continuation from Reel # 330). Territorial Command #4. Forced labor of Jews. Reports on inspections. 1942 – 1943. 589 pages.
Fond: Territorial Command #5
Territorial Command # 5. War Internees and Jewish problems. Lists of internees and suspects. 1941- 1942. 305 pages. (Continues
on Reel # 332)
Reel # 332
File#1274
(Continuation from Reel # 331). Territorial Command #5. Internees of war and Jewish problems. Lists of internees and suspects.
1941- 1942. 141 pages.
File 1288
Territorial Command #5. Lists of Jews who are fit for or exempt from forced labor. 1941. 407 pages.
File 1318
Territorial Command #5. Forced labor of Jews. Jews to hand over their clothing. Lists of collected clothing.
1941 – 1942. 458 pages.
Reel # 333
Fond: Corps 5 Territorial
File# 39
Corps 5 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Correspondence with military units, institutions and enterprises.
1942- 1943. 419 pages.
File# 66
Corps 5 Territorial. Census of disaster victims by territory. Forced labor of Jews. Work done by crews of Jewish craftsmen.
Correspondence with military units, institutions and enterprises.
1942.
251 pages. (Continues on Reel # 334).
Reel # 334
File#66
(Continuation from Reel # 333). Corps 5 Territorial. War Internees and Jewish problems. Lists of Jews assigned for work at
various authorities, institutions and industrial enterprises. 1942. 132 pages.
File# 67
Corps 5 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Jews in exterior labor brigades and inspections in the territory. Jews from brigades in
Bessarabia suspicious of feigning to be bitten by rabid cats and dogs. 1942 – 1943. 442 pages.
File# 70
Corps 5 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Jews assigned for work at various authorities, institutions and industrial enterprises.
1942. 389 pages. (Continues on Reel # 335)
Reel # 335
File# 70 (Continuation from Reel # 334) Corps 5 Territorial. 0 pages.
File# 71
Corps 5 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Second medical examinations. Lists of Jews sent for second examination and final
diagnostics. 1942 – 1943. 205 pages.
File# 72
Corps 5 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Assignments to forced labor. 1942. 192 pages.
File# 115
Corps 5 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Assignments to forced labor. 1943. 399 pages.
File# 116
Corps 5 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Requests from various institutions and enterprises. Assignments to forced labor. 1942 1943. 288 pages. (Continues on Reel # 336).
Reel # 336
File#116
(Continuation from Reel # 335). Corps 5 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Requests from various institutions and enterprises.
Assignments to forced labor. 1942 -1943.
115 pages.
File#117
Corps 5 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Inspections of working places. Results and proposals. 1942 -1943.
128 pages.
File# 118
and 6
Corps 5 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. New military status of the Jews. Various official decrees regarding the Jews. 1943. 98
pages.
Reel # 337
File# 1042
Territorial Command #6. Orders of mobilization for forced labor of the Jews. General instructions. Lists of Jews according to
various conditions. 1941. 133 pages.
File# 1291
Territorial Command #6. Orders of mobilization for forced labor of the Jews. Orders and instructions. Lists of Jews according to
various conditions. 1942. 417 pages.
File# 1426
Territorial Command #6. Forced labor of Jews. Lists of Jews according to various conditions. 1942. 51 pages.(Text barely legible)
Reel # 338
File# 113
Fond: Corps 6 Territorial
Corps 6 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Utilization of Jews craftsmen. Lists of craftsmen by categories and ages. 1943. 490
pages.
Reel # 339
File# 114
Corps 6 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Lists of Jews assigned to various labor brigades, and by various categories.1943 –
March 1944. 365 pages.
Reel # 340
and# 7
File# 931
Territorial Command #7. Forced labor of Jews. Orders and regulations. Record and control of the Jews. Data on forced labor
brigades. Lists of Jews by categories. 1941. 1353 pages.
(Most of the text barely legible)
Reel # 341
File# 934
Territorial Command #7. Forced labor of Jews. Requests for labor of Jews by institutions and enterprises. Lists of Jews
contributors to the State loan. Lists of Jews working in various industries. 1942. 922 pages
Reel # 342
File#1094
Territorial Command #7. Forced labor of Jews. Labor brigades. Organization. Housing, food etc. Rules and regulations. Assignment
of Jews to military units, institutions and enterprises. Lists of Jews working in various brigades and industries. 1942. 994 pages.
Reel # 343
File# 34
Reel # 344
Fond: Corps 7 Territorial
Corps 7 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Labor brigades.
Assignment of Jews for labor to military units, institutions and enterprises. 1942. 735 pages. (Continues on Reel # 344).
File# 34
(Continuation from Reel # 343).Corps 7 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Labor brigades.
military units, institutions and enterprises. 1942. 472 pages.
Assignment of Jews for labor to
File# 35
Corps 7 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Labor brigades.
Lists of Jews craftsmen. Labor problems of individual Jews. Assignment of Jews for labor to military units, institutions and
enterprises. 1942–1943. 989 pages.. (Continues on Reel # 345).
Reel # 345
File# 35
(Continuation from Reel # 344). Corps 7 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Labor brigades.
military units, institutions and enterprises. 1942. 490 pages.
Assignment of Jews for labor to
File# 36
Corps 7 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Organization and attributions of the Section “JEWS”. Various organizational graphics.
Schedule of activity. 1942. 20 pages.
File# 158
Corps 7 Territorial. Illicit crossing by Jews of the frontier with Hungary. June – July 1944. 28 pages.
File# 423
Corps 7 Territorial, Reintegration into the Armed Forces and mobilization of Jews. Various lists regarding the military status of
the Jews. October – November 1944. 137 pages.
(Continues on Reel # 346).
Reel # 346
File# 423
(Continuation from Reel # 344). Corps 7 Territorial. Reintegration and mobilization of Jews. Various lists regarding the military
status of the Jews. 1944 – 1945. 368 pages.
File# 431
Corps 7 Territorial. Status and monthly reports on the forced labor of Jews in various districts.
March - September 1944. 560 pages
Reel # 347
File# 433
Corps 7 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Medical exemptions from work. Medical inspections and care.
April - August 15 1944. 68 pages.
File# 434
Corps 7 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Various correspondence. March – April 1944.
File# 436
Corps 7 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Orders, reports. Status of Jews returning from Bessarabia and Bucovina. Lists of various
categories of Jews. March – August 31 1944.
833 pages. (Continues on Reel # 348).
33 pages.
Reel # 348
File# 436
(Continuation from Reel # 347). Corps 7 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Orders, reports. Status of Jews returning from
Bessarabia and Bucovina. Lists of various categories of Jews. Jews refuse to work and a number are deserting. Forced labor of
Jews is abolished and they are sent to their homes.
March – October 1944. 117 pages.
File# 437
Corps 7 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Orders, reports. Lists of Dentists and dental technicians/ 1944. 261 pages
File# 665
Corps 7 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Orders, reports, judicial actions, extension of work assignments.
July – August 1944. 253 pages.
File# 795
Corps 7 Territorial. Correspondence related to counter-propaganda. Orders, instructions. The Magyar propaganda. Inter-relations
with the German population, Jewish Zionist organizations. 1940. 236 pages.
File# 982
Corps 7 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Work assignments. Lists of Jews with academic titles. Daily reports of active
manpower. 1944. 131 pages. . (Continues on Reel # 349).
Reel # 349
File# 982
(Continuation from Reel # 348). Corps 7 Territorial. Forced labor of Jews. Work assignments. Lists of Jews with academic titles.
Daily reports of active manpower. Lists of casualties released from hospitals. 1944. 146 pages.
Reel # 350
File#3023
Army Corps # 1. (Pages 1 thru 9 are blanc) Forced labor of Jews. Separate lists and regiment for Jews and Hungarians at their
working places. 1941 – 1942. 227 pages.
File#3490
Army Corps # 1. Forced labor of Jews. Individual cases of identification of Jews. Periodic lists of Jews at assigned working places.
1944. 497 pages.
File#3492
Army Corps # 1. Forced labor of Jews. Orders. Correspondence. Lists of Jews at working places. 1944.
118 pages. (Continues on Reel # 351).
Reel # 351
File#34 92
(Continuation from Reel # 350). Army Corps # 1. Forced labor of Jews. Orders. Correspondence. Lists of Jews at working places.
1944. 617 pages.
File#3752
Army Corps # 1. Forced labor of Jews. Correspondence. Lists of Jews at working places. July – August 194. 466 pages. (Continues
on Reel # 352).
Reel # 352
File#3752
(Continuation from Reel # 351). Army Corps # 1. Forced labor of Jews. Orders. Correspondence. Lists of Jews at working places.
August - November 1944. 109 pages.
File#1787
Army Corps # 2. Sanitary groups. Inspections. Sanitary investigations. 1949 – 1941. 379 pages.
File#1922
Army Corps # 2. Informative reports to the General Staff during the mobilization. Nothing significant.
1941. 149 pages.
File#1923
Army Corps # 2. Informative reports to the General Staff from military units. Plundering of population by German and Romanian
military reported. Situation of the Jews in Moghilev. Outbreak of typhoid epidemic feared. Various other aspects in Transnistria
examined. Critical appreciation of the Jews in Moghilev. Jews evacuated from Odessa. 1941 - 1942.
371 pages. (Continues on Reel # 353).
Reel # 353
File#1923
(Continuation from Reel # 352). Army Corps # 2. Informative reports to the General Staff from military units. 1942.
271 pages.
File#2214
Army Corps # 2. Informative reports to the General Staff from military units. Speculation on the food market in Odessa. German
officers, drunk, devastate the office of the station manager in Smerinca. 1942. 684 pages (Numerous pages are barely legible)
Reel # 354
File#1626
Army Corps # 3. Hiring, moving, promotions in the NCO corps. 1931. 514 pages . (Continues on Reel # 355).
Reel # 355
File#1626
(Continuation from Reel # 354 )Army Corps # 3. Hiring, moving, promotions in the NCO corps. 1931. 545 pages
File#2563
Army Corps # 3. Problems related to the evacuation of Bessarabia and and investigations related to it. Orders of contrainformation. Organization of the evacuation. Desertions from the Army. Propaganda and counter-propaganda. 1940.
438 pages (Numerous pages are barely legible) . (Continues on Reel # 356).
Reel # 356
File#2563
(Continuation from Reel # 355 )Army Corps # 3. Problems related to the evacuation of Bessarabia and and investigations related
to it. Orders of contra-information. Propaganda and counter-propaganda. Assessment of damages Situation of military personnel
originally from the occupied territories.1940.
630 pages. (Numerous pages are barely legible).
File#2582
Army Corps # 3. News Bulletin: information, reports.
. Information on Soviet activity East of the Dnjestr. April – June 1940. 348 pages. (Numerous pages are barely legible). (Continues
on Reel # 357).
Reel # 357
File#2582
(Continuation from Reel # 356) Army Corps # 3. News Bulletin: information, reports.. Information on Soviet activity East of the
Pruth. Reports from people who managed to cross the Pruth into Romania. July - August 1940. 793 pages. (Numerous pages are
barely legible).
File#2829
Army Corps # 3. Organization. Movements. Peacetime war games. Military action after The transfer of Northern Transylvania to
Hungary. April - June 15, 1941. 202 pages.
(Numerous pages are barely legible).
Reel # 358
File#3194
Army Corps # 3. Correspondence Re. Guarding the Jews in the Ghetto Chisinau. An informer accuses baron Cheikin to have taken
gold and money to bring Jews from the Ghetto to Bucarest, and of other doings of his. He was indicted by the authorities. A Jews is
court-martialed for collaborating with the Soviets during the occupation. Numerous other informations are analized by the
authorities. March –October, 1942.
111 pages.
File#3456
Army Corps # 3. Administrative documentation and information. 1943 – 1944. 400 pages.
File#3536
Army Corps # 3. Notes from informers. Among others about Silvia Moldovanu from Moghilev, as being Jewish. Jews accused of
spreading alarmist rumors and communist propaganda. Letters to Jews in Transnistria intercepted.
1943 – 1944. 226 pages.
File#3539
Army Corps # 3. Notes from informers. Illicit transport of letters from Transnistria into Romania and vice versa. Numerical list of
Jews in various localities in Transnistria. Rumors in Cernauti that the Jews from Transnistria will be moved over the Bug to be
annihilated by the Germans.
1943.
470 pages.
Reel # 359
File#2371
Army Corps #5. Forced labor of Jews. Inspections. Summary and results. 1943. 402 pages.
File#2372
Army Corps # 5. Forced labor of Jews. Lists of Jews to be included in the forced brigade. Lists of Jews of various categories and
situations. 1943. 186 pages.
(Continues on Reel # 360).
Reel # 360
File#2372
(Continuation from Reel # 359).Army Corps # 5. Forced labor of Jews. Lists of Jews to be included in the forced brigade. Lists of
Jews of various categories and situations. 1943.
93 pages.
File#2625
Army Corps # 5. Forced labor of Jews. Inspections. Summary and results. Plans and measures for emergency restructuring of the
army units and auxiliary services.1944. 413 pages.
Reel # 361
File#2647
Army Corps # 6. Forced labor of Jews. Status of Jews in the work force. Administrative problems. Jews still in leading positions
in industrial enterprises. 1942 – 1943. 350 pages
File#208
Army Corps # 11. Campaign against Soviet Russia. Suspicious people, sectarians, deserters, prisoners of war. Instructions,
correspondence. Reports from informants. Interrogation of prisoners. Cleaning Bessarabia of suspects. Creation and
organization of Ghettos. June – August 1941. 340 pages.
File#303
Cavalry Corps. Arrests during the Rebeliune. Military status of the Jews. January – August 1941. 6 pages.
File#1258
Cavalry Corps. Status of persons of Romanian ethnic origin living in Crimeea. Status of not army related persons. Contact wirh
the civil population. 1944. 199 pages.
File#3001
Border Guard. Contra-informative bulletins and reports. Information on military and civil life. 1941. 305 pages
(Continues on Reel # 362)
Reel # 362
File#3001
(Continuation from Reel # 361). Border Guard. Contra-informative bulletins and reports. Information on military and civil life.
Presenceof German and Italian military personnel. 1941. 716 pages. (Many pages are barely legible)
File#3002
Border Guard. Contra-informative bulletins and reports. Information on military and civil life. 1941 – 1942. 209 pages (Continues
on Reel # 363). (Many pages are barely legible)
Reel # 363
File#3002
(Continuation from Reel # 362). Border Guard. Contra-informative bulletins and reports. Information on military and
Civil life. 1941 – 1942. 868 pages (Continues on Reel # 364). (Many pages are barely legible)
Reel # 364
File#3002
(Continues from Reel # 363). Border Guard.
Destruction by cremation of the informative bulletins after exploitation. A whole mix of maps from all over the world and from the
Russian front. 1941 – 1942. 267pages.
File#2754
Border Guard. Contra-informative bulletins and reports. Information on military and Civil life. 1940. 468 pages.
(Continues on Reel # 365).
Reel # 365
File#2754
Reel # 366
(Continuation from Reel # 364). Border Guard. Contra-informative bulletins and reports. Information on military and Civil life. 1941.
1004 pages.
File#2771
Border Guard. . Events at the Hungarian border. Telephone wires leading into Hungary. A Hungarian plane shut down and crash
landing in Romania. Terrorist bands from Hungry cross the frontier.1940 - 1941. 733 pages. (Continues on Reel # 367).
Reel # 367
File#2771
(Continuation from Reel # 366). Border Guard. Events at the Hungarian border. 1940 - 1941. 633 pages. (Many pages are barely
legible).
File#2787
Border Guard. Journal of operations on the Eastern border. Relocation of the Guard units. 1940. 586 pages.
(Most pages are barely legible).
File#2828
Border Guard. Information, reports. 1940. 311 pages
Continues on Reel # 368) (Most pages are barely legible).
Reel # 368
File#2828
(Continuation from Reel # 367). Border Guard. Information, reports. 1940. 1554 pages. Continues on Reel # 369) (Most pages are
barely legible).
Reel # 369
File#2828
(Continuation from Reel # 368). Border Guard. Information, reports. 1940. 0 pages.
File#2855
Border Guard. The frontier with Hungary. The horrors perpetrated by the Hungarians. Military and political aspect.1940. 415 pages
(Most pages are illegible).
File#3129
Border Guard. Information, organization . Reports on occurrences on the frontier. Activity reports. General dispositions. 1942 –
1943. 162 pages.
Reel # 370
File# 3371
Border Guard. Guarding the frontiers. Abolishing Units. Effective strength. Customs activity. 1942. 762 pages
File# 3596
Border Guard. Guarding the frontiers. Inquiry of border accidents. 1943. 137 pages.
Reel # 371
File#3349
Division 1 Infantry. 1941. 355 pages.
(Numerous pages were taken out by the Security Services)
File#3359
Division 1 Infantry. Partisans. Finding, fighting and interrogations. 1941. 261 pages.
File#3360
Division 1 Infantry. Partisans. Military actions 1941. 16 pages.
File#3362
Division 1 Infantry. Miscellaneous, Jews working for the Germans to be arrested. 1941. 8 pages.
File#3364
Division 1 Infantry. Informative Bulletins. Legionnaire activity. Proclamation. 1941. 173 pages. (Continues on
Reel # 372)
Reel # 372
File#3364
(Continuation from Reel # 371).Division 1 Infantry. Informative Bulletins. 1941. 52 pages.
File#3371
Division 1 Infantry. The campaign against the USSR. A problem with a Jewish calendar (1942). Informative bulletins. 1941. 62
pages.
File#3372
Division 1 Infantry. Administrative dispositions and ordinances
1941. 16 pages.
File#3374
Division 1 Infantry. Contra-informative reports.1941. 7 pages.
File#3377
Division 1 Infantry. Rebels. Reports on the “rebeliune” in various localities. Fighting the legionnaires and final outcome. 1941. 56
pages.
File#3378
Division 1 Infantry. Administrative measures after the “rebeliune”. Excerpts from newspapers and official
publications. Atrocities committed by the rebels. 1941.
70 pages.
File#3379
Division 1 Infantry. Disarmament of military units by the rebels. Intervention of German military in favor of the rebels. 1940, 93
pages.
File#3388
Division 1 Infantry. Armament and materials found in possession of the rebels. Severe punishment ordered for public servants who
participated or instigated the rebellion. 1941.
269 pages.
File#3391
Division 1 Infantry. Contra-informative activity. 1941.
20 pages.
File#3686
Division 1 Infantry. Misc. information. Definition of the Northern border of Transnistria. Text of convention between Germany and
Romania for the administration, exploitation and security of the territory between the Dnjestr and the Bug .1942
73 pages. . (Continues on Reel # 373)
Reel # 373
File#3686
(Continuation from Reel # 372) .Division 1 Infantry. Misc. information.1942. 0 pages.
Division 1 Infantry. Campaign against the URSS. Germans. Infractions committed by German soldiers in Transnistria. Romanian military unhappy about
the way the are treated and sometimes brutalized by their German counterparts. 1942.
100 pages.
File#3943
Division 1 Infantry. Contra-information: orders, synthesis, studies. 1942 –1943. 79 pages.
File#4491
Division 1 Infantry.. Miscellaneous information. Disciplinary situation. Contra-informative reports. 1942 – 1943.
652 pages.
File#4870
Division 1 Infantry. Permanent orders. 1943 –1944. 165 pages.
File#4874
Division 1 Infantry. Instructions for collecting information. 1944. 56 pages. (Continues on Reel # 374)
Reel # 374
File#4874
(Continuation from Reel #373) Division 1 Infantry. Instructions for collecting information. Weekly information Bulletins on the
military and political situation. 1944. 98 pages.
y
File#2188
Division 8 Infantry. Miscellaneous judicial and military problems. Correspondence related to the retreat from the North Bucovina,
following the Sovietic ultimatum. Orders and dispositions. 1940. 821 pages. . (Continues on Reel # 375)
Reel # 375
File#2188
(Continuation from Reel #374) Division 8 Infantry . Correspondence related to the retreat from the North Bucovina, following the
Sovietic ultimatum. Orders and dispositions. 1940. 119 pages.
File#2189
Division 8 Infantry. Monthly informative reports.
April - June1940. 619 pages + 2 pages completion.
(Continues on Reel #376)
Reel # 376
File#2189
(Continuation from Reel #375) Division 8 Infantry . information and conclusions from the contact with the Soviet army. Monthly
informative reports. July – August 1940.
375 pages (Continues on Reel #377)
( Many pages barely legible).
Reel # 377
File#2189
(Continues from Reel #376) Division 8 Infantry . Monthly informative reports. July – August 1940. 1126 pages.
(A number of pages was taken out by the Security Services)
( Many pages barely legible).
File#2537
Division 8 Infantry. Reports on underground and propaganda organizations, Legionnaires, Ukrainians, Jews.1942 – 1943.
211 pages(Continues on Reel #378)
Reel # 378
File#2537
(Continuation from Reel #377) Division 8 Infantry .Reports on underground and propaganda organizations, Legionnaires,
Ukrainians, Jews. The death penalty ordered for all those who smuggle in or offer shelter for Jews from Galitzia.1942 – 1943. 875
pages (A number of pages was taken out by the Security Services)
File#2558
Division 8 Infantry. Secret information and instructions regarding the possibility of outbreak of chemical warfare. Brutalities by
the military at the evacuation of the Jews in Cernauti1942. 142 pages.
File#2578. Division 8 Infantry. Permanent orders. 1942 – 1943
161 pages (Continues on Reel #379)
Reel # 379
File#2578
(Continuation from Reel #378) Division 8 Infantry. O pages.
File#2647
Division 8 Infantry. State of siege, law and order. Inspections and searches. Censorship. Railroad searches. Jews caught
traversing the border with the General Government (Poland)
1944.
57 pages.
File#2663
Division 8 Infantry. Shooting ranges: planning, construction. 1943. 190 pages.
File#2671
Division 8 Infantry. Constructions, building materials, transportation equipment. 1943. 563 pages.
(Continues on Reel #380)
Reel # 380
File#2671
(Continuation from Reel #379) Division 8 Infantry. Constructions, building materials, transportation equipment. 1943. 181 pages.
File#2740
Division 8 Infantry. Prisoners. Interrogatories, evacuations.
Lists of Ghettos in Northern Transnistria. March 1944.
15 pages.
Reel # 381
y
File#1349
Division 4 Infantry. Convention between Romania and German Governments for enrollment of Romanian citizens in the German
army. 1943. 21 pages.
y
File#1423
Division 5 Infantry. Contra-information. Order regulating this activity. Sighting of parachutists. Copies of anti-Semitic pamphlets.
Informative reports on the population. Reports on military activity.1941. 499 pages.
Reel # 382
y
File#1229
Division 6 Infantry. Orders, reports and informative summaries. The occupation of Bessarabia by the Soviet Union. 1940. 791
pages.
File#1477
Division 6 Infantry. The legionary movement. Informative material on the movement following the “rebeliune”.
1941 –1942. 76 pages.
File#1495
Division 6 Infantry. Information on the Soviet propaganda and on communist activity among the population. 1941. 77 pages.
File#1714
Division 6 Infantry. Orders and dispositions. Informative notes on Soviet espionage. 1943. 41 pages
y
File#2930
Division 7 Infantry. General Orders. Increased frequency of suicides in the army. 1940. 402 pages.
(Continues on Reel #383)
Reel # 383
File#2930
(Continuation from Reel #382) Division 7 Infantry. General Orders and proclamations. Lists of Jewish officers and NCO’s erased
from the Military registry. 1040 – 1941. 509 pages.
File#3210
Division 7 Infantry. Agricultural activities. Orders and dispositions. Introduction of public work for Jews ( N.T. in reality forced
labor). 1941- 1942. 180 pages.
File#3275
Division 7 Infantry. Special Informations. 1941. 10 pages
File#3564
Division 7 Infantry. Procedures for Jews inforced labor brigades. Jews buying out with bribes. Jews exempted from forced labor
for medical reasons.1942 - 1943. 160 pages.
File#3827
Division 7 Infantry. Miscellaneous official correspondence. Circular orders. 1943 – 1944. 702 pages (A number of pages was taken
out by the Security Services) (End of file erroneously marked 3287 ????)
Reel # 384
y
File#1705
Division 9 Infantry. Information Bulletin. July 1940. 8 pages.
File#1714
Division 9 Infantry. Monthly information bulletins.
July – October 1941. 5 pages.
File#1717
Division 9 Infantry. Informative bulletin . Communist propaganda. March 1942. 2 pages
File#1719
Division 9 Infantry. Counter-information. Prisoners. Internment camp for the Jews from Constanta. Informative reports. Forced
labor of the Jews. June – November 1941. 344 pages. (Continues on Reel # 385)
Reel # 385
File#1719
(Continuation from Reel # 384)Division 9 Infantry. Counter-information. Prisoners. Internment camp for the Jews from Constanta.
Informative reports. Forced labor of the Jews.
June – November 1941. 25 pages.
File#1722
Division 9 Infantry. Counter- information. Instructions. Informative bulletins. June- November 1941. 1(one) page.
File#1733
Division 9 Infantry. Counter-information. Prisoners. Forced labor of Jews. 1941 – 1942. 125 pages.
File#1734
Division 9 Infantry. Counter-information. Prisoners. Forced labor of Jews. 1941 – 1942. 64 pages.
File#1737
Division 9 Infantry. Request for Jews to work for the German military mission. 1941 – 1942. 203 pages.
File#1741
Division 9 Infantry. Contra-information. Instructions. Legionnaire activity. 1941. 414 pages.
File#1747
Division 9 Infantry. Contra-information. Labor of Jews 1941. 27 pages.
File#1912
Division 9 Infantry. Periodical informative reports. Legionnaire activity.1941 - 1942. 21 pages.
File#1918
Division 9 Infantry. Contra-informative information and reports. 1942 - 1943. 10 pages.
File#1920
Division 9 Infantry. Contra-informative information and reports. Prisoners, partisans, parachutists. Forced labor of Jews. 1942. 416
pages.
File#1923
Division 9 Infantry. Political, social and religious propaganda and activity. Organization of the communist propaganda under the
direction of Ana Pauker in Moscow. Underground activity of the Legionnaires. 1942 – 1043. 297 pages.
File#2163
Division 9 Infantry. Information and reports related to the military activity1943. 320 pages.
Reel # 386
File#2168
Division 9 Infantry. Permanent orders for the territory of Transnistria regarding the administrative and military personnel and the
local population. (First 5 pages illegible) Dispositions regarding the Jews and the extend of the ghettos. Lists of Jews working for
the Romanian authorities. 1943. 168 pages.
y
File#682 Division 10 Infantry. Personal documents and lists. 1940.
43 pages.
File#911
Division 10 Infantry. Minorities and refugees. Regulations of the “community work” of the Jews. 1941 – 1942. 209 pages.
y
File#1715
Division 11 Infantry. Correspondence related to the rebellion on 20-23 January1941. Informative bulletins. Reports from various
units. 1941. 824 pages.
File#1716
Division 11 Infantry. Correspondence related to the rebellion on 20-23 January1941. Informative bulletins. Activity of the
legionnaires. 1941. 568 pages. (Continues on Reel # 387)
Reel # 387
File#1716
(Continuation from Reel # 386).Division 11 Infantry. Division 11 Infantry. Correspondence related to the rebellion on 20-23
January1941. Informative bulletins. Activity of the legionnaires. 1941. 693 pages.
Reel # 388
Fond: Division 12 Infantry
File #1263
File #856
Division 12 Infantry. Report on conduct of the army and of the population. Forceful actions of the Soviet army. The evacuation from
Bessarabia. 1940. 49 pages.
Fond: Division 14 Infantry
Division 14 Infantry. Periodic counter-informative and informative bulletins. 1940. 500 pages.
Reel # 389
Fond: Division 15 Infantry
File #982
Division 15 Infantry. Report on conduct of the army and of the population. Hostile attitude of the Jews, causing damages to the
Romanian army. 1940. 111 pages.
File #985
Division 15 Infantry. Counter-informative bulletins. 1940.
4 pages.
File #988
Division 15 Infantry. Correspondence related to the evacuation of Bessarabia. 1940. 108 pages.
File #1294
Division 15 Infantry. Record cards for suspicious and persons
to be interned. Separate lists for Jews, Romanians communists and legionnaires. 1941. 25 pages.
File #1311
Division 15 Infantry. Censoring correspondence related to the technical laboratory . 1941. 23 pages.
Fond: Division 21 Infantry
File #1385
Division 21 Infantry. Forced labor of Jews. Norms of repartition of Jews for work in military and civil institutions. Lists of Jews in
working places. Orders and dispositions. 1943. 187 pages.
File #1386
Division 21 Infantry. Forced labor of Jews. Instructions and working conditions. Requests for Jews craftsmen. 1944.
235 pages.
File #1620
Division 21 Infantry. Forced labor of Jews. Instructions and working conditions. 1944. 97 pages.
Reel # 390
Fond: Division 2 Cavalry
File#1691
Division 2 Cavalry. Conduct of the military personnel during the crisis of June – July 1940. Jewish elements left in the army are
“undesirable”. Manifest anti-Semitic atmosphere among the soldiers. Soldiers who excelled in the operations proposed for medals.
1940. 182 pages.
File#1723
Division 2 Cavalry. Report on military operations in Bessarabia. Problems with the Jews in Edineti. 1940.
845 pages.
Reel # 391
Fond: Division 5 Cavalry
File#355
Division 5 Cavalry. Informative notes. Mostly about Jews. Treated as inimical propaganda. Mention of an Jewish organization “Ipa”
that spreads false rumors. [NOTE: we spoke in Transnistria jokingly about such an organization, the initials YPA meaning Yidische
Plotke Agentur , i.e. Jewish Agency of Rumors (wishful thinking]. 1943 – 1944. 189 pages.
File#357
Division 5 Cavalry. Counter-information. Informative bulletins. Low moral of the troops and the population. Jews seen as being the main
factor in creating this situation. 1943. 458 pages.
File#359
Division 5 Cavalry. Orders, reports. dissatisfaction among the troops and the officers. 1943. 113 pages.
File#198
Fond: Division 7 Cavalry
Division 7 Cavalry. Contra-information. 1942. 16 pages.
Reel # 392
File#112
Fond: Division 8 Cavalry
Division 8 Cavalry. Periodic Informative bulletins, regarding the population. 1942. 71 pages.
Fond: Division 3 Mountain
File#94
Division 3 Mountain. Prisoners: conditions, interrogatories, evacuations. Deserters from the Soviet army. 1942. 25 pages.
File#97
Division 3 Mountain. Counter-informative temporary and periodical operations. Two Jewish girls working as translators at a
military unit. 1942. 26 pages.
File#101
Division 3 Mountain. Problems related to the office personnel. Special police for counter-informative units. 1942. 17 pages.
File#103
Division 3 Mountain. Propaganda and counter-propaganda. Bitter complaints of Romanian soldiers returning from the Eastern front
about the brutal and inhuman behavior of the German military. The status of the German minority. The situation in Northern
Transilvania occupied by Hungary. Complaints against the bad treatment of the wounded in the hospitals and on the transport.
1942. 106 pages.
File#105
Division 3 Mountain. Political, religious and social currents among the army and the civil population. Lists of suspected legionnaires
in the army. Counter-informative reports. 1942. 149 pages.
File#114
Division 3 Mountain. Centralized informative bulletins.
1942 – 1943. 3 pages.
File#973
Division 3 Mountain. Subversive activity in thew country an in the occupied territories. Propaganda, terrorism, sabotage. Manifest
legionnaire on August 24, 1943. 17 pages.
1944 –1945
Fond: Division 4 Mountain
File#164
Division 4 Mountain. Counter-information, espionage, sabotage. Propaganda. 1942. 45 pages.
File#165
Division 4 Mountain. Suspects, legionnaires, communists, minorities. Hungarian soldiers in the army. A Russian Jew taken prisoner
is not interned but kept as caretaker for the horses. 1942. 102 pages.
File#170
Division 4 Mountain. Crimea. Ordinances by Romanian and German military for the population registration. 1942 –1943.
10 pages.
File#183
Division 4 Mountain. Crimea. Counter-information: planning, reports, ordinances. Low moral of the troops. 1942. 23 pages.
File#665
Division 4 Mountain. Partisan activity in Transnistria. 1943.
3 pages.
File#668
Division 4 Mountain. Circular orders in Transnistria. Crossing the border in and out. Special provisions for Jews evacuated or
refugees in different territorie February 1944. Plans for the evacuation of the population. 1944. 73 pages.
File#917
Division 4 Mountain. Lists of military considered suspects. 1944. 5 pages
Reel # 393
Fond: Division 1 Guards
File#36
Division 1 Guards. Camps, deposits, Ghettos. Instructions for guarding. Cases of prisoners escaping from the camp. Change of
guarding unit in camp Vapniarka. List of Jews in camp Tulcin.. Special orders and dispositions for the Jews in the camps in
Transnistria. 1942. 570 pages.
File#78
Division 1 Guards. Camps, deposits, Ghettos. Instructions, directives. Organization of brigades for action in case of snow removal.
Floods, fires and bombardments, in various localities in Transnistria. 1942 –1943. 475 pages.
Reel # 394
File#399
Brigade 1 Fortifications
Brigade 1 Fortifications. Reports, orders, informative and counter-informative notes. Use of Jews for slave labor. The Jews in
Transnistria. Creation of a Commandment for prisoners in Transnistria, located in Bucarest. Jews deportees sent towards the Bug.
Life and fate of the Jews in Odessa. Evacuation of the Jews. Romanian officers protecting Jewish women. Conflicts with German
and Italian military. Romanian military misappropriating goods from houses left by evacuated Jews. Police agents and informers in
Odessa collaborate with bands of thieves and are protected by the police.
1941 – 1942. 1042 pages.
Reel # 395
Fond: Division 1 Guards
File#79
Division 1 Guards. Daily transfer and transports. Railroad transit in Transnistria. 1942. 81 pages.
File#80
Division 1 Guards. Daily transfer and transports. Circular orders. 1942 – 1943. 58 pages.
File#43
Fond: Maritime Division
Maritime Division. Problems related to shipyards. Repair of naval vessels, materials, fuels. Transports. 1921 – 1922. (???)
447 pages.
Reel # 396
File#403
Brigade 1 Fortifications
Brigade 1 Fortifications. Deserters. Creation of camps in Transnistria. Rules and regulations. 1941 – 1942. 437 pages.
RG 25.004 Selected Records from the Romanian Information Service, 1936-1948
Acc. 1993.A.0018
Extent: 265 microfilm reels (16mm); 1 microfilm reel (35 mm)
Language: Romanian, Hungarian, Yiddish, Hebrew
Provenance: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives, Serviciul Roman de Informatii (SRI) collected the records during and after the Holocaust.
The SRI began filming the records for the USHRI Archives in late 1992. Subsequent accretions received in 1994, 1995, 2000, 2001, 2003,
2005 and 2007. This is an ongoing project.
Restrictions on access: No restrictions on access.
Restriction on use: No restrictions on use.
Preferred Citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives Branch.
Scope and Content: Contains reports, lists, orders, correspondence, court documents, and testimonies relating to surveillance of Romanian Jews,
Jewish organizations, foreigners in Romania, and members of the Iron Guard (Garde de Fier) by the Serviciul Special de Informatii and other agencies;
establishment of the Czernowitz ghetto; deportation of Jews from Transylvania and other locations to Transnistria; emigration of Jews from Romania
to Palestine; Romanian Jews in concentration camps; massacres and pogroms carried out in Romania; war crimes investigations; war crimes trials of
Ion Antonescu and others. Also contains records on Rabbi Moses David Rosen and surveillance of Zionists in Transylvania. Also contains information on
Jews, includes card files, registration forms, and cards with the identification data for Jews. Some documents have photos of the individuals.
Inventory:
Reel 1
File 9221
Volume #
1. SSI reports on Jews and Centrala Evreilor. Reports on forced labor and special taxes. 1943. 26 p.
2. SSI reports on Jews and Centrala Evreilor. Reports on forced labor special taxes and illegal correspondence with Transnistria.
Establishment of the Jewish police in the
Czernowitz ghetto. 26 p. 1943.
3. SSI reports on Jews and Centrala Evreilor. Reports on forced labor special taxes and emigration. 1943. 28 p.
4. SSI reports on Jews and Centrala Evreilor. Reports on forced labor special taxes and emigration. 1943. 26 p.
17. SSI reports on Jews and Centrala Evreilor. Reports on forced labor special taxes and emigration. Reports on repatriation of Jews from 1943 Transnistria
and Fred Saraga's inspection in Transnistria. Report on the activities of the IRC in relating the rescue of the Jews. 1943-1944. 71 p.
18. SSI reports on Jews and Centrala Evreilor. Reports on forced labor special taxes and emigration. Reports on repatriation of Jews from 1943 Transnistria
and Fred Saraga's inspection Transnistria. Report on the activities of the IRC in relating the rescue of the Jews. Repatriation of 700 Romanian Jews from
France. Repatriation of orphans from Transnistria. 1944. 51 p.
19. SSI reports on Jews and Centrala Evreilor. Reports on Polish refugees in Oltenia. Reports on Polish Jews refugees from Hungary. 1944. 57 p.
20. SSI reports on Centrala Evreilor. SSI reports on Jewish emigration. Reports on the situation of the Jews under Hungarian jurisdiction. SSI reports on
Zionists and the Red Cross. 1944. 44p.
File 8958
SSI(?)reports on Jews from Regat and Bessarabia. 1943. 13 p
File 8978
Volume #
1. Police reports on Jews and members 1941 of the Iron Guard. Confiscation of radios from
2. Police reports on Jews from Regat. 1941. 15 p.
File 9224
Police reports on the closing of the Jewish libraries and confiscation of books. 1940.
16 p
File 9311
Police reports on members of the Iron Guard who tortured Jews during the Iron
Guard uprising. 1941. 15 p
File 9689
Volume #
1. Police reports on Zionists. 1940. 36 p
2. Police reports on Jews. Forced labor and disbanding of camps for hostages. 1941. 24 p
Jews. 1941. 111 p
File 9001
Volume #
1. Police reports on pro-British Romanians and Jews. 1943. 208 p
File 9684
Volume #
1. Police reports on the surveillance of the foreigners. 1948-1949. 6 p
4. Police reports on Jews. 1941. 8 p
7. Police reports on Jews 1944. 3 p
8. Police reports on Centrala Evreilor. 1942. 8 p
9. Police (?) reports on Jews. 1940-1944. 2 p
23. Police report on Jews. 1943. 2 p
24. Police reports on Jews 1943. 8 p
File 9030
Volume #
1. SSI reports on Centrala Evreilor Jews and Polish refugees. 1942. 44 p
2. SSI reports on the Jewish community and on the American Embassy. 1941. 15 p
5. SSI (?) reports on Jews 1943-1944(?) 3 p
File 9738
Volume #
10. SSI (?) report on ethnic minorities. 1940. 4 p
11. Gendarmerie reports on the deportation of the Jews in Northern Transylvania. 1944. 5 p
12. Gendarmerie report on the deportation of the Jews in Northern Transylvania. 1944. 1 p
File 10528
Volume #
1. Anti-Semitic orders and regulations. 1941. 17 p
3. Forced labor of Jews. 1941. 27 p
4. Police reports on Jews. Documents of the Jewish community from Southern Transylvania. 1944. 54 p
Reel 2
File 10523
Volume #
9. Police report on Jews from the Timis district. 1940. 1 p ( 245 )
10. Police report on Jews from the Timis district. 1942-1944. 31 p
File 9800
Volume #
7. Police report on Jews from the Sibiu and Olt district. 1940. 122 p
8. Police reports on Jews from the towns of Ramnicu Valcea and Craiova. 1939-1941. 159 p
9. Police reports on Centrala Evreilor. Anti-Jewish rules and regulations from the General Staff of the Army. Reports on Jews from Caracal, Craiova
Czernowitz. 1942. 22 p
10. Fragment of a police(?) report on Jews. n.d. (1940-1944). 1 p
11. Fragment of a police(?) report on Jews. n.d. (1940-1944). 3 p
12. Police reports from Craiova and Targu Jiu on Jews. 1943. 25 p
13. Police reports on Jews from Craiova. 15 p
File 9705
Volume #
2. Police reports on Jews. 1940. Bacau. 86 p
4. Repatriation of Jewish orphans from Transnistria. Police reports on Jews in the Neamt district. 1943-1944. 242 p
6. Police surveillance of Jews in Targu Neamt and Piatra Neamt. Lists of Jews who were hostages or who received aid because their relatives were taken to
forced labor. 1940- 1944. p. 1- 296. 696 p
Reel 3
File 9705
Volume #
6. Police surveillance of Jews in Targu Neamt and Piatra Neamt. Forced labor of Jews. Internment of Jews in camps. p. 296-696. 696 p ( 265-696 )
7. Forced labor Jews and special taxes Jews. Police reports on Jews 375 p
Reel 4
File 9705
Volume #
9. Surveillance of Jews and repressive measures against Jews in the Targu Neamt district. 1940-1944. 421 p
11. Aid requests from the Jews of the Neamt district. 1943. 29 p
12. Reports from the local chapter of Centrala Evreilor and from the headquarters of the same organization on the situation of Jews from Piatra Neamt.
1942-1944. 430 p
15. Report on the creation of a patriotic organization in Targu Neamt. 1943. 15 p
16. Organization of help for the Jews liberated from camps and prisons. 1944. 3 p
18. Miscellaneous requests from Jews interned in the Targu Jiu camp. 1941. 134 p
Reel 5
File 9705
Volume #
18. Miscellaneous requests from Jews interned in the Targu Jiu camp. Forced labor of Jews
in Piatra Neamt. 1941. 152 p
File 9735
Volume #
3. Investigation of Romanian police from Oradea on mistreatment of Jews by soldiers of the Hungarian army. 1945. 22 p
File 9738
Volume #
4. Police report concerning the organization of a protocol team in Alba Iulia. 1943. 4 p
File 10478
Volume #
1. Police surveillance of Jews in the districts of Alba and Mures. 1940-1941. 200 p
2. Police surveillance of Jews in the Alba district 1940. 350 p
Reel 6
File 7636
Volume #
1. Police surveillance of Jews in the Iasi district. 1943. 2 p (14-15)
File 7633
Volume #
1. Surveillance of Jews in Pascani, Bacau, Roman, Constanta. 1940-1944. 17 p
File 7632
Volume #
3. Forced labor of Jews in Vaslui. Complaints of former Jewish forced laborers against Major Stefan Moldoveanu. 1944. 20 p
File 7632
Volume #
4. Report on the Jews from Tulcea district. 1941. 1 p
File 7638
Volume #
1. List made by Centrala Evreilor of Jewish forced laborers from Dorohoi deported to Transnistria. (over 2,000 names). n.d. (1941-1942)
File 7642
Volume #
1. Repatriation of Jews, including orphans, deported to Transnistria. 1944. 53 p
File 7635
Volume #
2. Police reports on Jews, in Bacau, Piatra Neamt, Husi, Iasi, Targu Frumos, Falticeni, Pascani, Baca, Targu Neamt, Buhusi. 1941. 46 p
File # 7441
Volume #
2. Reports of Partidul Natiunii on the situation of the Jews. 1940. 6 p
File 7642
Volume #
1. Reports on Jews of the Odessa police. 1941. 2 p
File 10551
Volume #
6. Report on Jews by the Timisoara Police. 1941 2 p
7. Reports on Jews by the Oravita police. 1941. 4 p.
8. Report on Jews by the Constanta police. Fall of 1942. 5 p
9. Report on Jews by the Craiova police. 1941? 1 p
11. Reports on Jews by the Lugoj police. 1941. 3 p
13. Reports on Jews by the Timisoara police. Forced labor. 1941. 18 p
14. Police report on Jews.Place and date not given. 1 p
15. Police report on Jews.Timisoara. Wartime. 2 p
File 10482
Volume #
8. Reports on Jews by the Deva police. Forced labor. War time.15 p
9. Reports on Jews by the Hunedoara police. Forced labor. 1942. 20 p
10. Reports on Jews by the Deva police. 1942. 7 p
11. Reports on Jews by the Deva police. 1942. 24 p
12. Reports on Jews by the Fagaras police. 1942. 32 p
13. Reports on Jews by the Deva police. 1942. 13 p
18. Police surveillance of Jews in Southern Transylvania. Wartime. 19 p
19. Police reports on the Jews from Alba Iulia. 1943. 45 p
21. Reports on Jews by the Petrosani police. 33 p
22. Reports on Jews by the Alba Iulia police. 1943. 46 p
23. Reports on Jews by the Hunedoara police. 1943. 27 p
24. Reports on Jews by the Hunedoara police. 20 p
25. Reports on Jews by the Alba Iulia police. 1943. 26 p
26. Police reports on Jews from Alba Iulia and Turda. 1944. 50 p
35. Police reports on the Jews from Deva. 2 p
41. Police reports on the Jews from Alba Iulia. Wartime. 17 p
File 10611
Volume #
2. Aid from Centrala Evreilor sent to the Jewish Community from Sarmas. 1942. 2 p
4. Aid from Centrala Evreilor sent to the Jewish Community from Ludus. 1942. 12 p
File 10626
Volume #
3. Report of the Ploesti police on the supposed contacts of Stefan Traub the former
deportation of the Jews from Northern Transylvania. 1944. 1 p
Romanian minister in Budapest with the Allies in Turkey and on the
6. Antisemitic report of the SS on personel in the Ploesti region. 1943. 11 p
7. Ploesti police correspondence concerning the Jews. List of Jews who immigrated to Palestine. List of Jews who escaped from Golta, Transnistria. 1943. 21
p
File 10551
Volume #
16. Police report on Jews. No place given. Wartime. 1 p
18. Police report on Jews from Orsova and Caransebes. Wartime. 5 p
20. Police report on the Jews from Romania. 1940? 4 p
21. Police reports on the Jews from Caransebes and Orsova. 1943. 18 p
22. Police reports on the Jews from Southern Transylvania. Report on the escape to Romania of hundreds of Hungarian Jews. 1944. 8 p
File 7374
Volume #
1. Police reports on Jews. January 1941. 26 p
File 10572
Volume #
1. Securitate report on Zionists from Bivolari. List of Jews from Bivolari deported to Iasi. 1951. 13 p
2. Written warrants given by the Vaslui police concerning the internment of Jews in various
camps. 1945. 51 p
5. Lists of Jews from Vaslui who paid their financial obligations to the Centrala Evreilor. 1943. 12 p
31. Internal reports of Centrala Evreilor. Police reports on Jews from Moldova. Forced labor of Jews in Moldova. 1942. 27 p
32. Order of the Prefect of Iasi to the Iasi police requesting the more surveillance of Jews and the identification of Jews with communists. 1 p
Reel 7
General Directorate of the Police
File 10572
Volume #
32. Surveillance of Zionist organizations. Name lists of members. Name lists of Jews from Bessarabia and Bukovina who lived in Piatra Neamt and Iasi. 1940.
64 p ( 214-…)
34. Surveillance of Zionist organizations. Name lists of members. Name lists of Jews from Bessarabia and Bukovina who lived in Piatra Neamt and Iasi. 1940.
64 p
File 76421
Return from Transnistria of deported Jews. Name lists adults and orphans. List of Zionists from Iasi. Correspondence. 1940. 37 p
File 10585
Volume #
10. Police reports on Jews. 1940. 7 p
11. List of Jews who left for USSR. Police reports on the behavior of the Jews during the retreat of the Romanian troops from Bucovina. Name lists of Jews
from Iasi, Neamt, Bacau, Suceava, originating from Bessarabia and Bucovina. 1940. 69 p.
12. Police reports on Zionists and Jews. 1940. 42 p
14. Statistics on ethnic groups in Botosani, Harlau, Stefanesti, Falticeni, Pascani. Police reports on Jews. 1941. 26 p.
24. Police reports on Jews, other minorities. 1942. 4 p
27. Police reports on Jews. No date, 1941-1942 ?. 18 p
31. Police reports on Jews. No date. 1942 ?. 7 p
33. Police report on Jews. No date. 1943-1944 ?. 3 p
File 10632
Volume #
1. Iron Guard police report on the activities of B'nai B'rith in Romania. 1941. 8 p
10. The implementation of the clauses of the Armistice signed by Romania. 1944. 15 p
11. Report on Jews from Ploesti. No date. War time. 1 p
Gendarmerie Inspectorate
File 10598
Volume #
1. Order to confiscate the Jewish properties in the rural areas. 1940. 1 p
2. Gendarmerie reports on Jews. 1943. 8 p.
3. Surveillance of Jews in Southern Transylvania. No date. War time. 4 p
6. Name list of Jews wanted by the Romanian gendarmerie. Name list of wanted Jews expelled to Northern Transylvania who returned to Romania. 1940. 9 p
7. Gendarmerie reports on Jews, Soviet parachutists. 1941. 9 p
8. Gendarmerie reports on Jews. 1941. 9 p
9. Gendarmerie orders relating to Jews. 6 p
Court Records/Galati Regional Securitate Records
File 4087
Massacre of Jews in Galati, June 30, 1940. 284 p
Unknown Source
File 4012
Police (?) report on Jews. No date, war time. 1 p
Gendarmerie
File 1059810
Gendarmerie report on Jews. 1942. 1 p
Volume #
11. Gendarmerie report on Jews. 1942. 1 p
13. Instructions of the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs concerning the return of the Jews from abroad. 1942. 3 p
21. Gendarmerie orders concerning the Jews. 1942. 1 p
22. Gendarmerie orders concerning the Jews. 1943. 1 p
23. Gendarmerie orders concerning the Jews. Border crossings, forced labor. 1943. 2 p
24. Gendarmerie reports concerning the liquidation of the Jewish businesses. 1943 2 p
25. Gendarmerie report on a Jewish enterprise. 1943. 1 p
27. Arrest of Romanians and Jews in Cluj. 1942. 1 p
29. Name list of the members of the Jewish Community in Fagaras, n.d. 1 p
31. Report on the Jews from Medias. 1942. 7 p
32. Gendarmerie reports on the decision of the Romanian government to allow the emigration of the Jews. 1944. 1 p
Siguranta/SSI
File 7643
Volume #
1. Help offered by the Joint to the Jews who returned from Hungary, Auschwitz, USSR,
File 7635
Volume #
Transnistria. Name lists. 1945. 189 p
1. Records of the Jewish Community from Romania, 1940-1941. Police records surveillance
of Jews. 1940-1941. 295 p
Reel 8
Siguranta
File 7635
Volume #
2. Anti-Jewish measures. Name lists of hostages. Police reports from Roman and Botosani.
1941-1942. 278 p
File 7637
Volume #
1. Declarations of Jews deported to Transnistria. 1948-1950. 116 p
File 7632
Volume #
1. Police reports on Jews in Moldova. 1941-1944. 81 p
File 7632
Volume #
2. SSI and Securitate reports on the Jewish organizations in Romania. 1919-1949. 127 p
File 7632
Volume #
3. Police reports on Zionist activities. Name lists of Jews who immigrated to Palestine or were deported to Transnistria. 1944-1945; 1952. 149 p
File 7633
Volume #
1. Police reports on Zionist activities. 1936-1964. 39 p
File 7893
Volume #
1. Gendarmerie reports on Jews. 1941. 3 p
File 7910
Volume #
1. Historical study on the Jews from Romania and abroad written by the police, n.d. 176 p
File 2686
Volume #
9. Memo of the Romanian Jewish Community on the pogrom of Bucharest. 1941. 188 p
Reel 9
File 2690
Volume #
13. Anti-Jewish Legislation August-December 1941; Report on the Jewish organizations
from Transylvania, n.d. 150 p
File 2704
Volume #
27. Letter from Antonescu to Filderman September 19, 1940. Police report on Jewish emigration to Palestine, 1940. 2 p
File 2708
Volume #
31. Requests for aid addressed to the Federation of Jewish Communities by the families of
January 1941, 1941. 22 p
the Jews killed during the pogrom of Bucharest from
33. Report on the status of foreign Jews in Romania. Nazi report on the number of Jews in Romania. Report on the situation of Jews in Transnistria. SSI
report on the execution of Jews by the SS in Rastadt, Transnistria. Police report on the Zionist organizations from Romania. Police report on Romanian
Jewish organizations. 176 p
File 2748
Volume #
73. Miscellaneous reports and correspondence of Centrala Evreilor. 1940-1943. 215 p
File 2755
Volume #
80. Miscellaneous reports and correspondence of the Ministry of Interior concerning Jewish
matters including the Jews deported to Transnistria. 1943. 270 p
File 2759
Name lists of Jews who did not report to forced labor. 1944. 30 p
File 2789
Volume #
114. Police correspondence concerning the escape of the Jews from the ghettos of Czernowitz and Chisinau. 1941-1942. 20 p
File 2808
Volume #
133. Miscellaneous police reports on "economic crimes" committed by Jews. 1943. 49 p
File 2814
Volume #
144. Repatriation from Transnistria and Jewish emigration to Palestine. 1943 4 p
File 2801
Volume #
126. Miscellaneous reports on the deportation of Jews to Transnistria 1943. 27 p
File 10362
Volume #
12. Fragment of an anti-semitic report no place or date given. 1945-1946. 1 p
16. Fragment of a police report on Jews 1944. 3 p
17. Police reports on Jews.1943. 17 p
25. Police report on Jews. 1942. 6 p
27. SSI report on the deportation of Jews from Northern Transylvania. 1944. 14 p
File 7644
Volume #
1. Securitate interogation on war crimes in Transnistria. 1950. 3 p
File 421
Volume #
1. Police report on antisemitic Iron Guard activities. 1941. 1 p
File 2678
Volume #
1. SSI reports on Zionists. Miscellaneous reports of Centrala Evreilor. 1942. 50 p
Reel 10
File 2678
Volume #
1. SSI reports on Zionists. Miscellaneous reports of Centrala Evreilor. SSI report on the history of Jewish organizations in Romania. Reports of Centrala
Evreilor from Iasi and Bacau. 1942. 150 p
File 2687
Volume #
10. Election of the Chief Rabbi Alexandru Safran. Regulations and meetings of the
correspondence. 1940-1941. 100 p
leadership
of
the
Jewish
Community.
Miscellaneous
File 2689
Volume #
12. Centrala Evreilor. Request for repatriation from Transnistria of the relatives of Chief Rabbi Safran. 1942. 12 p
File 2694
Volume #
17. Centrala evreilor-census of the Jewish population. 1942. 200 p
File 2699
Volume #
22. SSI report on the "International Jewry". Miscellaneous "Lecca" papers. Report of the head of the Mogilev ghetto, Jagendorf. Various SSI reports of
Jewish matters. 1942-1946. Lists of Jews from the Balti area and from the Tiraspol ghetto. Lists of Jews from Ploesti. Police reportson Zionists and
freemasons in Ploesti. 1942-1946. 584 p
File 2705
Volume #
28. Police report on Uniunea Evreilor din Romania. 1941. 4 p
File 2711
Volume #
34. Police reports on the Romanian Zionist Organization. 1941. 60 p
Reel 11
File 2711
Volume #
34. Police reports on the Romanian Zionist Organization. 1940. 20 p
35. Census of the Jews. 1942. 48 p
File 2713
Volume #
36. Census of the Jews .1942. 184 p
File 2714
Volume #
37. General Staff of the Romanian army. Military report on the economic and military status
various religious sects. 1941. 166 p
File 2716
Volume #
39. SSI surveillance of Jewish organizations in Bessarabia and Bucharest. Anti-Semitic
incidents during the retreat of the Romanian authorities from Bessarabia. 1940. 480 p
File 2740
Volume #
65. SSI surveillance of Jews. 1942. 9 p
File 2750
Volume #
of Jews. Confiscated Zionist documents. Surveillance of
75. SSI surveillance of Zionists. 1940. 95 p
Reel 12
File 2752
Volume #
77. SSI surveillance of Zionists. 1938-1940. 127 p
File 2753
Volume #
78. Miscellaneous documents from Centrala Evreilor. Forced labor Jews. 1943. 199 p
78. Miscellaneous documents from Centrala Evreilor. Forced labor Jews. 1943. 119 p
File 2754
Volume #
79. Confiscation of Jewish property. Miscellaneous documents from Centrala Evreilor. Forced labor Jews. 1943. 170 p
File 2756
Volume #
81. Miscellaneous documents from Centrala Evreilor. Forced labor Jews. 1943. 439 p
Reel 13
File 2757
Volume #
82. Report of the Ministry of the Interior concerning the deportations of the Romanian Jews. Miscellaneous documents from the Ministry of Interior
concerning travel permits accorded to the Jews 1943. 300 p
File 2758
Volume #
83. Name list of Jews exempted from forced labor. Name list of Jews not exempted from forced labor. Miscellaneous documents of Zionist organizations.
1944. 207 p
File 2778
Volume #
103.
Various documents from Centrala Evreilor Repatriation of Jews from Transnistria. 1944. 36 p
File 2790
Volume #
115. Police documents related to the deportation of the Jews and Gypsies to Transnistria
1942. 4 p
File 2793
Volume #
118. Statistics related to the Jews deported to Transnistria in 1942. 37 p
File 2717
Volume #
40. SSI reports on the Federation of Jewish Communities from Romania. 1939-1940. 65 p
File 2718
Volume #
41. Police and SSI reports on the Federation of the Jewish Communities and on Centrala Evreilor, 1940-1941. 86 p
File 2846
Volume #
185. Police reports on the possibility of the emigration of the Jews. 1941. 28 p
File 2848
Volume #
187. Army reports on the possibility of the emigration of the Jews. 1941. 6 p
File 2841
Volume #
131. Correspondence between Centrala Evreilor and one of its local sections (Giurgiu). 1942. 1 p
File 2844
Volume #
183. Various documents related to the "Struma" tragedy. (768 victims) Immigration to Palestine. Name lists 1941-1942. 304 p
File 2934
Volume #
273. Pro-Bethar association. 1938. 1 p
File 2983
Volume #
323. Police reports on the pogrom of Iasi. 1941. 10 p
File 3031
Volume #
371. Police (?) report on Jews and free masons, n.d. 38 p
File 3033
Volume #
373. Police reports on the Jewish organizations. 1941. 18 p
File 3034
Volume #
374. SSI reports on an American initiative to allow the emigration of the Romanian Jews to
File 3035
Volume #
375. Police report on the emigration of Jews, 1941. 2 p
File 3037
Volume #
377. Lists of converted Jews. 1941-1942. 14 p
File 3039
Volume #
Syria. 1941. 6 p
379. Lists of Jews who were deported to Transnistria because they did not report to forced labor. 1941-1942. 4 p
File 3022
Volume #
362. SSI reports on Centrala Evreilor. 1941-1942. 13 p
File 3030
Volume #
370. Siguranta reports on illegal Jewish immigration to Romania. Reports on Jewish
File 2812
Volume #
42. Table with employees of Centrala Evreilor, Neamt district, 1943. 3 p
File 2898
Volume #
237. Lists of Jews who worked as informants for Siguranta. 1942. 3 p
File 2928
Volume #
267. SSI report, n.d.
File 2929
Volume #
268. Police report on Zionists. 1938-1940. 2 p
File 2933
Volume #
272. SSI report on Zionists. 1940. 3 p
File 2692
Volume #
emigration. 1940. 18 p
302. Table of Jewish refugees. Police reports on Jews, 1944. 32 p
File 2991
Volume #
331. SSI report on Zionists. 1940. 2 p
Reel 14
( plus copie )
File 3001
Volume #
341. SSI reports on Centrala Evreilor, 1943. 11 p
File 3010
350. SSI reports on Centrala Evreilor, 1943. 13 p
File 3012
Volume #
352. SSI reports on Centrala Evreilor, 1944. 2 p
File 3027
Volume #
367. List of Jewish aid societies. 1941. 2 p
File 3016
Volume #
356. SSI reports on the leadership of the Federation of the Jewish Communities, 1941. 4 p
File 2960
Volume #
300. SSI reports on the leadership of the Federation of the Jewish Communities, 1941. 32 p
File 3012
Volume #
361. Police report on the Jews from Alba Iulia, 1940. 1 p
File 3041
Volume #
381. SSI reports on Centrala Evreilor. SSI reports on the Sephardic Jews. 1942. 24 p
File 3047
Volume #
387. Report of Centrala Evreilor on its activities. 1943. 18 p
File 3051
Volume #
2. Gendarmerie order of repatriation of the Jews from the Dorohoi county to Romania. 1943. 5 p
File 3084
Volume #
129. Deportation of a small lot of Jews to Transnistria. 1942. 2 p
File 3086
Volume #
431. General statistics related to Jews, 1942-1943. 13 p
File 10632
Volume #
31. Anti-Jewish decree of the Ministry of Interior, 1940. 1 p
File 10632
Volume #
35. Police report on Jews, n.d. 3 p
File 10632
Volume #
36. Police report on Jews, 1942. 4 p
File 10362
Volume #
12. Police reports on Jews, 1944. 12 p
File 2849
Volume #
188. Jewish emigration to Palestine, 1940. 19 p
File 2850
Volume #
189. Jewish emigration to Palestine, 1943. 8 p
File 2896
Volume #
235. Report on the association of Jewish journalists. 1941. 2 p
File 2900
Volume #
239. Jewish emigration to Palestine, 1940. 2 p
File 2912
Volume #
257. Forced labor Jews. 1943-1944. 15 p
File 2869
Volume #
208. Reports on the deportation of Jews to Transnistria. Situation of the Jews in Transnistria.
king protesting the deportation of the Jews, 1943-1944. 44 p
File 2868
Volume #
207. report on the deportation of Jews from Czernowitz, 1942. 66 p
1941-1943. Memo of Romanian intellectuals sent to the
File 2909
Volume #
248. Police reports on the Jewish emigration to Palestine. Name list of the passengers of the Vulcani ship, 1940. 10 p
File 2920
Volume #
259. Police reports on the Jewish community in Romania, 1941. 5 p
File 3116
Volume #
472. Police report on Jewish emigration to Palestine from the Ialomita district, 1943-1944. 11 p
File 3110
Volume #
466. Police report on the Machabi organization, 1940. 10 p
File 3124
Volume #
480. Police reports on Jewish emigration to Palestine, 1942. 8 p
File 8180
Volume #
6. Various SSI reports on the suspension of the deportation of the Jews to Belzec. Reactions
parties, 1942. 24 p
File 8180
Volume #
9. Various SSI reports on Jewish emigration and forced labor, 1943.
File 8198
Volume #
2. Various SSI reports on Jews, 1940-1943. 6 p
of neutral diplomats and of the Romanian political
File 8180
Volume #
10. SSI reports on Jews, 1943. 4 p
File 5994
General Staff of the Army instructions concerning the forced labor of the Jews, 1942. 9 p
File 6671
Volume #
526.
Report on the occupation of Bukovina by the Soviets, 1940. 2 p
8091.
SSI report on confiscated Jewish goods from the Timis district, 1943-1944. 2 p
8014.
SSI reports on the Jews from Roman and Bacau, 1942-1944. 7 p
6660.
SSI report on the role of the Jews in pre-war Soviet Ukraine, n.d. 29 p
File 2919
Volume #
258. Various police reports on Jews. Summary of a letter from Ion Antonescu to Filderman,
File 868
Volume #
980. Police report on Iron Guard abuses against the Jews in Prahova district, 1940.
File 2916
Volume #
255. SSI reports on the situation of the Jews in Regat, 1942-1943. 8 p
File 2919
Volume #
258. Various police reports on the Jewish community of Bucharest, 1940. 10 p
File 2986
1940-1941.
Volume #
326. Two censored anti-Semitic articles, 1938. 7 p
4001. Police report on Jews and other ethnic groups, 1942. 3 p
4002. Police report on Jews, 1943. 2 p
4031. Siguranta? report on Jews, 1944. 4 p
4094. War crimes. Court decisions, nos. 1, 2, 4, 1945. 145 p
5991. Forced labor of Jews in Constanta, 1941. 6 p
8891. Police reports on Zionism, 1941. 10 p
5995. Forced labor of Jews. Bucharest, 1943. 8 p
File 8180
Volume #
10. SSI reports on Jews, 1943. 3 p
8954. Hungarian Jews refugees from Yugoslavia. Police report, 1944. 16 p
9721. Police reports on Gypsies. Preparations for deportations, 1942. 512 p
Reel 15
( plus copie )
File 582
Volume #
1. War crimes trial. Court documents. Execution of two Jews in Chisinau. 1948. 26p
2. War crimes trial. Court depositions. Deportation of Jews from Lapusna. 1948. 78 p
3. War crimes trial. Execution of Jews in the Lapusna area. 1948. 149 p
4. War crimes trial. Execution of Jews in the Lapusna area. 1948. 418 p
File 1241
Volume #
1. War crimes trial. Massacre of Jews in Bucovina (Sadagura and Jucica Noua). Marius Mircu Pogromurile din Bucovina si Dorohoi (book), 1948. 258 p
2 . War crimes trial. Massacre of Jews in Bucovina (Sadagura and Jucica Noua), 1948. 114 p
File 7197
Volume #
1. War crimes trial. Deportation of Jews from Cernauti, 1951. 20 p
2. War crimes trial. Deportation of Jews from Cernauti, 1947 . 27 p
3. War crimes trial. Deportation of Jews from Cernauti, 1951. 61 p
4. War crimes trial. Deportation of Jews from Cernauti, 1950. 2 p
5. War crimes investigation. Deportation of the mentally sick Jews from Cernauti, 1952. 120 p
File 9614
Volume #
1. Deportation of Jews from Vertujeni Secureni, and Edineti transit camps. Name lists of interned Jews, 1946. 80 p
File 18209
1. Execution of Jews in Balti. Investigation on the Rautel camp, 1946. 38 p
File 18209
2. Execution of Jews in Balti. Investigation on the Rautel camp, 1946. 188 p
3. Execution of Jews in Balti. Investigation on the Rautel and Marculesti camps, 1946.
115 p
4. Execution of Jews in Balti, 1946. 6 p
5. Execution of Jews in Balti, 1946. 6 p
6. Execution of Jews in Balti, 1946. 4 p
Reel 16
File 22539
Volume #
5. Court records relating to the trial of gendarmes accused of killings in Bessarabia (Orhei), 1946. 265 p
7. Court records relating to the trial of gendarmes accused of killings in Bessarabia. (Orhei),
1946. 30 p
8. Court records relating to the trial of gendarmes accused of killings in Bessarabia. (Orhei),
1946.
9. Court records relating to the trial of gendarmes accused of killings in Bessarabia, (Orhei),
1952.
11. Court records relating to the trial of gendarmes accused of killings in Bessarabia, (Orhei), 1950.
12. Court records relating to the trial of general Voiculescu the governor of Bessarabia and of the gendarmes accused of executions and deportations in
Chisinau and Bessarabia, 1946.
13. Court records relating to the trial of general Viculescu the governor of Bessarabia and of the gendarmes accused of executions and deportations in
Chisinau and Bessarabia, 1945.
18. Court records relating to the trial of gendarmes accused of killings in Bessarabia, (Orhei), 1950.
20. Court records relating to the trial of gendarmes accused of killings in Bessarabia, (Orhei), 1949.
22. Court records relating to the trial of gendarmes accused of killings in Bessarabia, (Orhei), 1945.
31. Court records relating to the trial of gendarmes accused of killings in Bessarabia, (Orhei), 1950.
32. Court records relating to the trial of gendarmes accused of killings in Bessarabia, (Orhei), sentences, 1950.
33. Report of the occupation of Orhei by the Soviet authorities, 1940.
40. Court records relating to the trial of gendarmes accused of killings in Bessarabia, (Orhei), 1950.
41. Court records relating to the trial of gendarmes accused of killings in Bessarabia, (Orhei), 1950.
Reel 17
42. Killings of Jews by Romanian gendarmes in Orhei, Bessarabia. Execution of Soviet parachutists, 1950. 49 p.
43. Gendarme Neagu Nicolae asks for medical reasons for the lifting of his internal exile, after 20 years of prison, 1962. 5 p.
45. Trial of the legion of gendarmes Orhei. Statement of the prosecution. Decision of the court. Pogrom of Iasi trial investigation, 1948. 133 p
File 100399
Volume #
1. Pogrom of Iasi trial investigation. Testimonies on the stop of the death train in Targu Frumos, 1948. 48 p
2. Court investigation in the killing of the Jews in Iasi, 1955. 170 p.
File 18424
Volume #
1. Court decisions in the trial of the gendarmes accused of killing Jews in Chilia, Bessarabia, 1953. 170 p
2. Court decisions in the trial of the gendarmes accused of killing Jews in Chilia, Bessarabia, 1948. 503 p
3. Court investigation on the gendarmes accused of killings in Chilia, Bessarabia, 1948. 59 p
Reel 18
File 18470
Volume #
1. Miscellaneous documents related to Emil Velciu, former head of the juridical section of SSI, 1945. 24 p
2. Trial of the members of an Intelligence Service network in Bucharest, 1942. 48 p
3. Miscellaneous documents related to Emil Velciu, former head of the juridical section of SSI, 1945. 7 p
File 22539
Volume #
1. Opis of the fond 22539. Trial of gendarmes accused of killings in Bessarabia. Statements
of the accused, 1950. 341 p
2. Trial of gendarmes accused of killings in Bessarabia. Statements of the accused, 1950. 740 p
3. Trial of gendarmes accused of killings in Bessarabia. Statements of the accused, 1950. 643 p
5. Trial of gendarmes accused of killings in Bessarabia. Statements of the accused, 1950. 249 p
Reel 19
(pe film apare trecut eronat rola 15)
File 40011
Volume #
1. Trial of Romanian officials and officers accused of war crimes in Transnistria. Statement
from Bukovina. Massacre from Bogdanovka, 1945.
of the prosecutor. Massacre of Odessa. Deportations
2. Trial of Romanian officials and officers accused of war crimes in Transnistria. Court papers. Massacre of Odessa. Deportations from Bukovina. Massacre
from Bogdanovka. Court decision, 1945. 141 p
3. Trial of Romanian officials and officers accused of war crimes in Transnistria. Statements of the accused and testimonies of the victims, 1945. 47 p
4. Investigation on the Romanian officers accused of war crimes in Transnistria and Regat. Statements of the accused and their lawyers, 1957. 67 p
5. Trial of Romanian officials and officers accused of war crimes in Transnistria. Statements of the accused and testimonies of the victims, 1945. 460 p
6. Trial of Romanian officials and officers accused of war crimes in Transnistria. Statements of the accused, 1945. 144 p
Reel 20
(pe film apare trecut eronat rola 16)
File 40011
Volume #
6. Trial of Romanian officials and officers accused of war crimes in Transnistria. Statements of the accused (Continued), 1945. 217 p
7. Trial of Romanian officials and officers accused of war crimes in Transnistria. Statements of the accused. Lists of belongings confiscated from the Jews,
1945. 322 p
8. Trial of Romanian officers accused of crimes in the Targu Jiu and Vapniarka camps. Reports on the execution of Jews by the Germans in Transnistria,
1942-1945. 245 p
15. Trial of Romanian officers accused of killings in Transnistria. Court correspondence and testimonies of witnesses, 1945. 78 p
17. Trial of Romanian officers accused of killings in Odessa, 1945. 255 p
Reel 21
( pe film apare trecut eronat rola 17 )
File 40011
Volume #
17. (Continued from Reel 20) Trial of Romanian officers accused of killings in Odessa, 1945. 368 p
18. Trial of Romanian officers accused of mistreatment of the inmates in the camp of Vapniarka, 1945. 139 p
19. Trial of Romanian officers accused of mistreatment of the inmates in the camp of Vapniarka, 1945. 243 p
20. Court investigation on the massacre of Jews in the Golta district of Transnistria. Lists of objects taken from the Jews from Bogdanovka. Testimonies of
the former inmates.
Statements of the accused, 1945. 280 p
Reel 22
( pe film apare trecut eronat rola 18 )
22. Trial of Romanian officers accused of mistreatment of the inmates in the camp of Vapniarka. Bubi Finkelstein, 1945. 67 p
24. Trial of Romanian officers accused of anti-partisan activities, 1945. 205 p
25. Trial of Romanian officers accused of killings in Transnistria. Fragment from the statement of the defense, 1945. 4 p
26. Court investigation on one of the guards of the Targu Jiu camp, 1952 15 p
27. Court decision to set free Corneliu Calotescu the former governor of Bucovina, 1956.Court decision on Florin Ghineraru, one of the Romanian officers
condemned for crimes in Transnistria, 1945. 2 p
28. Court decision condemning Gheorghe Zlatescu, one of the guards at the Targu Jiu concentration camp, 1945. 4 p
34. Court correspondence on Benjamin Bubi Finkelstein accused of collaboration in the Vapniarka concentration Camp, 1955. 26 p
36. Court decision condemning officer Sever Buradescu for crimes in Vertujeni and Vapniarka, 1945. 1 p
40. Police surveillance files on Bubi Finkelstein later condemned for collaboration in Transnistria, 1936. 64 p
41. Court investigation on the guards of the Targu Jiu camp, 1944. 35 p
Reel 23
(pe film apare trecut eronat rola 19)
Volume #
2. Massacre of Jews in Hotin, Bukovina. Court Investigation. 1946. 178 p
3. Massacre of Jews in Herta, Bukovina. Court investigation. 1946. 42 p
4. Massacre of Jews in Herta, Noua Sulita, in Bukovina. Court investigation. 1948. 435 p
5. Massacre of Jews in Noua Sulita. Court investigation. 1945. 301 p
6. Court investigation on a policeman accused of beating of Jews during the pogrom of Iasi,
1945. 99 p
6. Massacre of Jews in Herta and in Transnistria. 1947. 174 p
8. Massacre of Jews in Hotin. Court investigation. 1949. 8 p
9. Massacres of Jews in Hotin and Noua Sulita. Final argument of the lawyer for the
defence. 1949. 12 p
10. Massacre of Jews in Bukovina. Court investigation and decisions of the court. 1949.155 p
11. Massacre of Jews in Bukovina. Court investigation. 1949. 155 p
14. Massacre of Jews in Bukovina. Decision of the court. 1949. 12 p
Reel 24
( pe film apare trecut eronat rola 20 )
File 20521
Volume #
17. Massacre of Jews in Bukovina, Noua Sulita. Court investigation. 1949. 102 p
18. Executions of Soviet POW's by the Romanian Third Army. List of the photographs and camera men of the Romanian army. 1948. 48 p
19. Court investigation on members of the police from the Hotin district, Bukovina. 1953. 32 p
21. Two reports on General Stavrat Olimpiu accused of war crimes. 1946. 3 p
24. Court decision concerning a member of the Iron Guards accused of mistreatment of the Jews in Hotin, Bucovina. 1949. 37 p
26. Decision of the Ministry of Interior to free a former gendarme accused of war crimes. 1959. 10 p
28. Investigation on the execution of Jews in Noua Sulita, Bucovina. 1950. 8 p
29. Decision of the Ministry of Interior to free a former gendarme, accused of war crimes. 1960. 6 p
File 22725
Volume #
1. Investigation on the execution of local inhabitants in Bessarabia. 1941. 30 p
2. Court decision concerning killing of Jews in Hotin, Bessarabia, 1943. 5 p
3. Court decision concerning Colonel Meculescu, head of gendarmerie in Bessarabia. 1954.
44 p
4. Court investigation concerning Colonel Meculescu, head of gendarmerie in Bessarabia. 1951. 118 p
5. Court investigation concerning Colonel Meculescu, head of gendarmerie in Bessarabia. 1946. 330 p
6. Court investigation concerning General Voiculescu, governer of Bessarabia. 1945. 337 p.
Reel 25
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 6 )
( Volumul 7 se afla la caparul interior al rolei)
File 20725
Volume #
7. Trial of General Constantin Voiculescu, the ex-Governor of Bessarabia. 1941-1942. 403 p
8. Statements of gendarmes accused of crimes in Czernowitz, Bukovina. 1948. 22 p
9. Statements of gendarmes accused of crimes in Hotin, Bukovina. 1945. 364 p
10. Deportations of Jews from Bukovina Transit camps, Bukovina. Testimonies of witnesses. 1945. 174 p
11. Trial of gendarmes accused of killings of Jews in Cetatea Alba, 1941. Statements of the accused and of the witnesses. 1945. 153 p
Reel 26
( pe film apare trecut eronat rola 22 )
File 20725
Volume #
11. (Continues reel 25) Trial of gendarmes accused of killings of Jews in Cetatea Alba, 1941. Statements of the accused and of the witnesses. 1945. 149 p
13. Trial of gendarmes accused of crimes in Bessarabia. Statements of the accused and witnesses. Court decisions. 1945-1947. 114 p
14. Excerpts from miscellaneous folders containing testimonies on the Romanian order on "land cleansing" ie. deportation of Jews. 1946. 2 p
16. Securitate investigation on the crimes commited by Romanian gendarmerie in Bessarabia. 1950. 207 p
File 39181
Volume #
1. Investigation on the role of General Mihail Iliescu, Colonel Leonida Pop and others in
Statements of the accused 1945. 299 p
the massacre of 300 Jews in Berezovka, Transnistria.
2. Investigation on the massacre of Jews in Berezovka, Transnistria. Statements of the accused. Investigation on the Vapniarka camp crimes. 1945. 173
p
3. Investigation on the masscares of Jews in Kolosovka (Berezovka) and Mostovoi,
Transnistria. Statements of the accused. 1945. 332 p
Reel 27
( pe film apare trecut eronat rola 23 )
File 39181
Volume #
4. Court investigation on execution of 1,500 Jews by the Germans and Romanians in Kolosovka (Berezovka) and Mostovoi Transnistria. 1952.
(continuation of reel 26/3). 25 p
5. Name lists of Jews whose belongings were confiscated. 1942. 20pp.
6. Trial of gendarmes charged with the murder of 300 Jews in Berezovka. 1957. 9pp
10. Investigation of the officers accused of the massacres of Ghidighici and Odessa. 1950. 139 p
File 38891
Volume #
1. Court decision in the trial of the officers and soldiers accused of crimes in Mostovoi, Berezovka. 21 December 1949. 21 p
2. Court documents from the trial of a petty officer accused of murder in Transnistria.
1950. 3 p
3. Court decision in the trial of the gendarmerie officers accused of crimes in Mostovoi, Berezovka. 17 June 1950. Name lists of Jews in Mostovoi,
Transnistria. 168 p
4. Investigation of the officers and soldiers accused of executions in Mostovoi, Berezovka. 1948-50. 98 p
5. Court investigation in trial of gendarmerie officers accused of crimes in Mostovoi and
Berezovka. Name lists of Jews in Mostovoi. 1948. 170 p
File 38891
Volume #
7. Gendarmerie report on the situation of the Jews in Transnistria in 1942. Court testimonies of Jews interned in Transnistria in the Berezovka area, 1946. 55
p
9. Court documents from the trial of an officer accused of murder in Transnistria. 1956. 7 p
14. Court investigation in the trial of the gendarmerie officers accused of crimes in Odessa and Berezovka, Transnistria.1946. 130 p
15. Court investigation in the trial of the gendarmerie officers accused of crimes in Berezovka, Transnistria. December 1949. 59 p
17. Court investigation in the trial of the gendarmerie officers accused of crimes in Berezovka, Transnistria, 1953. 159 p
18. Court investigation in the trial of the gendarmerie officers accused of crimes in Berezovka, Transnistria. Accused Mihail Ilescu’s statement. Court
decision acquitting Iliescu, 31 October 1946. Prosecutor's statement. 1948. 120 p
20. Court decision concerning one of the gendarmerie officers accused of crimes in Berezovka, Transnistria, 1961. 3 p
21. Court investigation in the trial of the gendarmerie officers accused of crimes in Berezovka, Transnistria, 1948. 3 p
22. Court investigation in the trial of the gendarmerie officers accused of crimes in Berezovka, Transnistria, 1951. 2 p
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Volume #
23. Intelligence reports of the Romanian gendarmerie for April and May 1942. Sentences
imposed in December 1949 on Mihail Iliescu and others for the massacre of the Jews in Berezovka. Transnistria. 1942. 40 p
File 24337
Volume #
1. Forced labor of Jews in Bucharest. Court investigation on Colonel Elefterescu accused of mistreating Jews, 1951. 38 p
File 37818
Volume #
1. Court inverstigation on the participation of Romanian civilians in the killings of Jews in Banila, Bukovina, 1948. 35 p
File 22987
Volume #
1. Court investigation on the killing of Jews by Romanian gendarmes during 1944, in the Balta district, in Transnistria, 1945. 85 p
File 38882
Volume #
1. Report on the real estate properties of General Cepleanu, n.d. 3 p
2. Press clipings and war time reports relating to general Cepleanu, in charge with the forced labor of the Jews in Bucharest, 1942-1945. 9 p
File 40017
Volume #
5. Police reports on members of the future (especially M.G. Willman advocate of a Jewish Federalist State) Two brochures signed by Willman, 1938-1939.
Police surveillance of Centrala Evreilor, 1941-1942. Court investigation in the activities of Centrala Evreilor, 1946. 276 p
6. Court investigation in the activities of Centrala Evreilor and its leader Nandor Gingold, 1955. 55 p
7. Court decision of 23 May 1956 concerning General Calotescu ex-governer of Bukovina.1956. 2 p
8. Court decision cocerning M.G. Willman, leader of Centrala Evreilor, 1946. 5 p
9. Police warrant concerning M.G. Willman, leader of Centrala Evreilor, 1953. 1 p
10. Prison records of M.G. Willman, leader of Centrala Evreilor, 1953. 24 p
11. Request of the West-German authorities asking for cooperation in the preparation of the
Gustav Richter trial, 1966. 32 p
File 40013
Volume #
1. Court investigation on the crimes committed in the transit camps of Marculesti and Vertujeni, 1946. 309 p
Reel 29
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File 40013
Volume #
2. Killings and mistreatment of Jews by gendarmes in Transnistria. Court investigation.
1946. (Much of this is illegible.) 46 p
3. Court investigations on the conduct of Cristodor Popescu, deputy commandant of the Vapniarka internment camp, and on the deaths there. Court
investigation into the massacre of Jews in Rabnita jail and deaths in Vapniarka, Transnistria. Mistreatment of Jews in the Olgopol area-testimonies
of witnesses. 1944. 222 p
4. Court investigations on the killings from Rabnita and Iampol, 1954. 19 p
5. Court investigation on anti-Jewish atrocities in Bersad, Transnistria, 1945. 408 p
6. Court investigation on crimes in the the transit camp of Vertujeni, Bessarabia, and on
the massacre of 300 Communists in the Rabnita prison, Transnistria. Establishment of People’s Tribunal to judge war criminals. 1945. 351 p
Reel 30
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File 40013
Volume #
6. (Continued from Reel 28) Court investigation on the crimes in the transit camp of
Bogdanovca,
Olgopol ghettos in Transnistria, 1945. 264 p
Vertujeni, Bessarabia, Vapniarka camp, Rabnita prison, Bersad,
7. Court investigation on the crimes from the Bersad ghetto, Transnistria, 1946. 29 p
File 21401
Volume #
1. List of Romanians suspected of having committed war crimes. Court investigation into
the activities of the former mayor of Odessa, 1945. 116 p
2. Court investigation into the activities of the former mayor of Odessa including the sale
Odessa cemetery. 1952. 51 p
3. Court investigation into the activities of the former mayor of Odessa. Investigation on the
deportation of the Jews from Odessa, 1945. 170 p
4. Court decision concerning the former mayor of Odessa, 1956. 66 p
in December 1943 of Jewish headstones from the
5. Secret police investigation into the activities of the former mayor of Odessa, 1950. 24 p
6. Secret police investigation into the activities of the former mayor of Odessa, 1950. Court decision on the former mayor of Odessa, 1956. 267 p
7. Secret police investigation into the activities of the former mayor of Odessa, 1950. 16 p
Reel 31
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File 40010
Volume #
1. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Statement of the prosecution, 1946. 195 p
2. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Testimonies of witnesses and of the accused, 1946. 551 p
4. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Testimonies of the accused including Ion Antonescu, 1946. 343 p
8. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. War time documents presented by the prosecution, 1946. 578 p
Reel 31 A
Refilming of Reel 31 with additional material.
"A"
Trial record (dosar) No. 40010. (These files were partially filmed on reel 31.)
Volume #
1. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Statement of the prosecution, 1946. (195 p.on reel 31) Now 250 pp on this reel.
2. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Testimonies of witnesses and of the accused, 1946. (551 pp.
on reel 31). Now 735 p on this reel.
4. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Testimonies of the accused including Ion Antonescu, 1946. (343 pp. on reel 31). Now 429 p on this reel.
8. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. War time documents presented by the prosecution, 1946. (578 pp. on reel 31). Now 662 p on this reel.
Reel 32
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File 40010
Volume #
9. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Court investigation concerning Mihai Antonescu, 1946. 236 p
10. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Court investigation concerning Eugen Cristescu, the head of SSI, 1945. 171 p
11. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Court investigation on the activities of the Minister of Interior, 1945. 199 p
13. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Correspondence between Ion Antonescu and the former minister of agriculture Nicolae Mares, 1942. 38 p
14. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Court investigation concerning Traian Braileanu former minister of education in the Iron Guard government, 1942. 180 p
15. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Court investigation concerning Ion Protopopescu former minister of communication in the Iron Guard government, 1942.
16. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Court investigation concerning Petre Tomescu former minister of work, 1945. 20 p.
20. Trial of Constantin Papanace former member of the Iron Guard government, 1945. 187 p
21. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Court investigation concerning Constantin Busila former member of the Antonescu government, 1945. 130 p
22. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Court investigation concerning Horia Sima leader of the Iron Guard and Vice-President in the first Antonescu government,
1945. 360 p
23. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Court investigation concerning Horia Sima leader of the Iron Guard and Vice-President in the first Antonescu government,
1945. 334 p
Reel 33
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File 40010
Volume #
24. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Court investigation concerning Horia Sima leader of the Iron Guard and Vice-President in the first Antonescu government,
1945. 554 p
25. Trial of Ion Antonescu et alia. Antisemitic economic study written by Barbu Tulliu,General Inspector of Finance. no date. 16 p
26. Memo of a Jewish owner concerning the confiscation of her house, 1945. 3 p
28. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Court investigation concerning Gheorghe Alexianu the former governor of Transnistria, 1945. 245 p
29. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Court investigation concerning Constantin Petroviceanu, former Minister of Interior in the first Antonescu-Iron Guard
government, 1945. 114 p
30. Trial of Ion Antonescu et al. Court investigation concerning Mihai Sturdza, former Minister of Foreign Affairs in the first Antonescu Iron Guard
government, 1945. 119 p
31. Trial of Ion Antonescu et alia. Court investigation concerning Titus Dragos former Under-Secretary of State for Roumanization in the Antonescu
government. Removal in September 1942 of Jews from Jewish Old People’s Home ‘Elisabetheu.’ 1945. 252 p
32. Trial of Ion Antonescu et alia. Court investigation concerning Radu Lecca, former commissar of the Antonescu government for "Jewish problems"
and the activities of Centrala Evreilor. Diverse correspondence about the activities of the Patronage Council, headed by Maria Antonescu. Letters
addressed to Marshal Ion Antonescu by
the Romanian public. 1946. 347 p
Reel 34
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File 40010
Volume #
36. Trial of Ion Antonescu et alia. Interogation of Ion Antonescu in prison (April 14-20, 1946) 1946. 88 p
37. Letter from Ion Antonescu to Dinu Bratianu. 1942. (Much of this is illegible.) 16 p
39. Interrogation of Eugen Cristescu former head of SSI. Interrogation of General CZ Vasiliu, former
head of gendarmerie and under- secretary of
state at the Ministry of
Interior. Various SSI reports monitoring the activities of miscellaneous embassies in Bucharest,943-1945. 195 p
41. SI reports on Mihai Antonescu. Brochure written by Mihai Antonescu. eports on Mihai Antonescu's meetings with Ciano, Ribbentrop, Goering, Lorcovici,
Tuka, Witting, Hitler, Popoff,Weizacker, Wormann, Luther, 41-1942. 210 p
44. Interrogation of Ion Antonescu, April 14-16, 1945. Prison notes to his wife. Memo to the court in which Antonescu defends himself. Photos of his execution,
1945. 105 p
45. Interrogation of Mihai Antonescu. Interrogation of Eugen Cristescu, Piki Vasiliu,General Pantazi, Alexianu, Lecca, Elefterescu. 1945. 312 p
46. Miscellaneous records from Radu Lecca's office including correspondence with the German Embassy, 1941-1943. 253 p
47. Miscellaneous records from Radu Lecca's office including correspondence with the German Embassy. 1941-1943. 130 p
49. Trial of Antonescu et al. Prosecution's statement. List of documents used during the trial.
1945. 199 p
57. Lists of Romanian citizens condemned for war crimes, most of them from Northern Transylvania, 1947. 62 p
58. Report on the food rations in the Vapniarka camp, 1943. 2 p
59. Various documents from the cabinet of General C.Z. Vasiliu. Lists of Communist Jews deported from various prisons to Transnistria, 1942-43. 316 p
68. Various letters addresssed to Veturia Goga, widow of Octavian Goga, n.d. 89 p
70. Stenograms of the meetings of the Presidency of Council of Ministers, 1943-44. 28 p
71. Stenograms of the meetings of the Presidency of Council of Ministers, 1943-44. 9 p
74. Stenograms of the meetings of the Presidency of Council of Ministers, 1942. 38 p
Reel 35
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Volume #
76. Miscellaneous documents from the Mihai Antonescu archive, 1941-1942. 10 p
77. Excerpts from various meetings of the Presidency of Council of Ministers, 1941. 30 p
78. Excerpts from various meetings of the Presidency of Council of Ministers, 1941. 28 p
88. List of arrested Romanian war criminals, 1945.
89. Orders of deportations of Jews. Official reports on the pogrom of Iasi. Reports on the escape of Jews and Gypsies from Transnistria. Orders of
deportations of the mebers of Neo- protestant sects to Transnistria. Reports on the trial of the Iron Guards accused of the Jilava murder, 1941-1943. 567 p
90. Documents relating of the involvement of the Romanian National Bank and of Ion Antonescu in the confiscation of the belongings of the Jews to be
deported to Transnistria, 1941. 5 p
92. List of miscellaneous orders of the Presidency of Council of Ministers, 1943. 5 p
93. Testimonies of gendarmes and former inmates from the Obodovka ghetto in Transnistria. Report on the activity of the SSI (Romanian Secret
Service) 1946. 33 p
94. Correspondence Hitler-Antonescu, von Schobert-Ioanitiu, 1941. 27 p
95. Forced labor of Jews in Regat. Regulations and orders, 1941. 53 p
96. Order to surrender the administration of Transnistria to the Germans, 1944. 2 p
101. Report of the State Extraordinary Commissionn (Soviet?) on the occupation of the Odessa area. 8 p
104. Report on the killing of 130 Jews. Locality unknown (Husi?) 1945. 1 p
105. Lists of accused war criminals, 1945. 26 p
107. Testimonies of Jews deported from Dorohoi, 1945. 42 p
110. Testimonies of Jews deported to Transnistria, 1945. 7 p
114. Miscellaneous reports concerning the killings and the deportation of the Jews from Bessarabia and Chisinau. 1941. Documents relating to the confiscation
of Jewish properties during the deportations from Bucovina in 1942. 324 p
123. Order of Ion Antonescu to execute "active and passive" partisans 1942. 2 p
124.
Declaration concerning the theft of art objects from Odessa. 1945. 4 p
126. Various declarations of Radu Lecca, 1953. 52 p
129. Court decisions concerning Radu Lecca, 1963. 23 p
138. Interogation of General Pantazi, 1946. 26 p
Reel 36
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File 40010
Volume #
127. Prison records and reports on Radu Lecca, former Commissar of the Antonescu government for "Jewish problems". Lecca's prison memoirs, 1963. 678
p
129. Radu Lecca trial records, 1961. 43 p
130. Radu Lecca prison memoirs, 1963. 200 p
135. Synthesis of the prison memoirs of Baron Ion Mocsoni Stircea, one of the main
p
plotters in the anti-Antonescu coup from August 23, 1941. 1962. 429
138. Interrogatory of General Pantazi. Odessa massacre, 1945. 28 p
Reel 37
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erning Cluj.
File 40030
Volume #
1. Decision of the court, lot 9, war criminals, Northern Transylvania, accused of killings of Romanians, mistreatment of Jews. 1946. 589 p
2. The Sarmas massacre trial. Killing of Jews in Southern Transylvania by Hungarian soldiers and civilians. Court records, testimonies. 1951. 363 p
3. Part I. Court testimonies, accused, Sarmas trial. 1953. 553 p
3. Part II. Court testimonies, witnesses, Sarmas trial. 1954. 320 p
4. Court testimonies, witnesses, Sarmas trial. Name list of Jewish victims. 1944. 576 p
5. Investigation Sarmas massacre, 1952. 272 p
Reel 38
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3. Part I. Court testimonies Sarmas massacre, 1954-1955. 1033 p
4. Court investigation relating to the Sarmas massacre, 1945. 576 p
5. Court investigation on the Sarmas massacre, 1951-1952. 389 p
Reel 39
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File 40030
Volume #
5. Court investigation relating to the Sarmas massacre. 1951-1952. 19 p
6. Court investigation on killings of Jews and Romanians by Hungarian gendarmes in Transilvania in 1944, 1951. 154 p
7. Killings of Romanians by Hungarian gendarmerie, in Transilvania in 1944. Testimonies and court investigation, 1945. 164 p
8. Court investigation relating to the Sarmas massacre, 1944. 229 p
10. Court investigation relating to Szabo Ioan, local trade union leader from Oradea,
workers to Germany, 1945. 151 p
Transylvania, accused for pro-Horthy propaganda and for sending
11. Court investigation on Izrael Silberman, former head of the ghetto of Tiraspol, Transnistria. In Hungarian and Romanian, 1945. 240 p
Reel 40
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File 40030
Volume #
11. (Continued from Reel 39) Court investigation on Izrael Silberman, former head of the ghetto of Tiraspol, Transnistria. Court correspondence. 1945. 207 p
12. Court investigation on the Carei ghetto-Northern Transylvania. Testimonies of witnesses in Hungarian and Romanian. 1946. 185 p
14. Court investigation on the mistreatment of Jews, Romanians and Gypsies in Dumitrita, Northern Transylvania, 1945. 166 p
17. Court investigation on the leader of the ethnic German group from Turda accused for complicity in the expulsion of a group of Jewish refugees from
Northern Transylvania.Court investigation on Raul Sorban accused of complicity in the same case. 1946. 373 p
19. Court investigation on the Hungarian gendarmes accused of mistreatment of the Jews from detachment 110/59 in Yugoslavia. 1946. 68 p
25. Court investigation on the mistreatment of Soviet POW's in Romania. 1946. 66 p
26. Court investigation on the deportation of the Jews from Rona de Sus, Northern Transylvania, 1946. 4 p
29. Newspaper excerpts and court correspondence on Andreas Schmidt, leader of the ethnic Germans from Romania, 1946. 12 p
30. Statement on the German ethnic group from Targu Mures, 1945. 1 p
Reel 41
File 108233
Volume #
31. Court investigation on the death train Iasi-Calarasi (pogrom of Iasi); stop in Targu-Frumos. Court investigation on crimes commited in Transnistria: and
in Regat: Slivina, Tiraspol, Vapniarka, Targu Jiu. 1945. 462 p
32. Court investigation in the pogrom of Iasi. 1946. 370 p
33. Court investigation in the pogrom of Iasi. 1945. 415 p
34. Court investigation in the pogrom of Iasi. 1946. 45 p
Reel 42
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File 40030
Volume #
31. Investigation on treatment of Jews during forced labor in Northern Transylvania. 1946. 26 p
33. Documents relating to the administration of the Soviet POW's in camps in Romania. 1941. 67 p
34. Part I. Investigation on treatment of Jews during forced labor in Northern Transylvania
34. Part II. Killings of Romanians by Hungarian gendarmes in Transylvania. Court
and on the eastern front. 1946. 196 p
investigation. 1946. 38 p
35. Investigation on treatment of Jews during forced labor in Northern Transylvania and on
1946. 150 p
the eastern front. Killings of Romanians by Hungarians.
37. Tree nationalistic articles published in Hungarian, in Northern Transylvania. 1941. 7 p
39. Investigation on the Hungarian medical doctors who were suspected of expelling the Jewish doctors from the professional association from Cluj, 1946.
48 p
40. Court investigation on the Hungarian crimes from the Viseul de Sus ghetto, 1946. 80 p
41. Trial of Krauss Carol ex-leader of the German ethnic group from Turda accused of sending back to Northern Transylvania. Eighteen Jews who escaped
over the border. 1946. 130 p
43. Salonta and Baia Mare ghettos. Court investigations on mistreatment of Jews. 1946. 78 p
45. Court investigation on the deportation of Jews from Northern Transylvania. 1946. 111 p
47. Massacre of 18 Gypsies in Salonata, Northern Transylvania, by Hungarian gendarmes. Court investigation, 1945. 150 p
65. Investigation of the police from Oradea on a Hungarian gendarme accused of mistreatment of the Jews, 1946. 23 p
File 40021
Volume #
2. Court investigation on two Romanian policemen accused of mistreatment of Jews in Piatra Neamt, 1945. 77 p
Reel 43
File 108233
Volume #
36. Pogrom of Iasi. Court investigation of Colonel Dumitru Captaru, ex prefect of Iasi. Testimonies of witnesses. 1947. 134 p
37. Pogrom of Iasi. Court investigation of Constantin Chirilovici, ex chief of the police of Iasi. Testimonies of witnesses. War time documents on the death
trains, 1941-1946. 131 p
38. Pogrom of Iasi. Court investigation. Testimonies of witnesses. 1946. 80 p
39. Pogrom of Iasi. Court investigation, 1946. 64 p
40. Pogrom of Iasi. Testimonies of victims, 1947. 205 p
41. Pogrom of Iasi. Court investigation, 1946. 2 p
42. Pogrom of Iasi. Court investigation. Testimonies of witnesses, 1947. 168 p
44. Pogrom of Iasi. Court investigation. Testimonies of witnesses, 1946. 530 p Astacioaei Mihail
45. Part I. Pogrom of Iasi. Court investigation. Statements of the accused. Court correspondence, 1944.
Reel 44
File 108233
Volume #
475 p
45. Part II. Pogrom of Iasi. Court investigation. Statements of the accused, 1944. 642 p
46. Killings from Stanca Roznoveanu Court correspondence. Court investigation, 1946. 238 p
47. Romanian official accused of taking bribes in Iasi, 1941. 9 p
48. Policeman from Iasi accused for torturing Jews. Statement of the accused, 1947. 6 p
49. Civilians accused for beating Jews during the pogrom of Iasi. Testimonies of the
victims, 1946. 39 p
50. Partial list of the accused. Short description of the pogrom. 1946. 11 p
51. Court investigation on the pogrom of Iasi, 1946. 439 p
53. Court investigation on the pogrom of Iasi, 1947. 215 p
54. Court investigation on the killings from Stanca Roznovanu. Statements of the accused and map of the area, 1947. 20 p
55. Court investigation on civilians who killed or mistreated Jews during the pogrom of Iasi. 1947. 98 p
56. Court investigation on civilians who killed or mistreated Jews during the pogrom of Iasi. 1946. 33 p
57. Court investigation on the pogrom of Iasi. Police report from June 1941. 1941. 13 p.
58. Court investigation on the pogrom of Iasi. Statement of one of the accused. 1947. 4 p
59. Court investigation on the pogrom of Iasi. Statement of the accused. 1948. 174 p
Reel 45
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File 108233
Volume #
62. Court investigation on the pogrom of Iasi. Statement of the accused and of the witnesses. 1948. 31 p
63. Court investigation on the pogrom of Iasi. Statement of the accused and of the witnesses. 1948. 50 p
64. Pogrom of Iasi. Original police reports. 1941. 122 p
73. Court investigation on the pogrom of Iasi. Statement of the accused and of the witnesses. 1948. 66 p
76. Pogrom of Iasi. List of witnesses, 1948. 5 p
87. Forced labor of Jews. Records of 102 forced labor battalion Arad, 1944. 200 p
88. Forced labor of Jews. Records of 102 forced labor battalion Arad, 1944. 95 p
89. Forced labor of Jews. Records of 102 forced labor battlion Arad, 1944. 286 p
90. Requests addressed by the families of Jews deported to Transnistria addressed to Ion Antonescu asking for the repatriation of their relatives, 19421943. 332 p
91. Forced labor of Jews. Records of the forced labor batallion Paulis-Matca, 1942. 300 p
93. Documents related to the Sculeni killing in Moldova. 1941. 52 p
94. Documents related to the Sculeni killing in Moldova. 1941. 22 p
Reel 46
File 108223
Volume #
96. Original documents of 6th Regiment Vinatori involved in the Sculeni killing. 1941. 26 p
98. Original documents of 6th Regiment Vinatori involved in the Sculeni killing. 1941. 34 p
99. Chisinau gendarmerie investigation on the theft of Jewish belongings by Romanian gendarmes. 1941. 78 p
101. List of persons from Iasi condemned to various prison terms. 1954. 4 p
103. Court decision related to the pogrom of Iasi. 1949. 3 p
109. Declarations of the accused and of witnesses in the Iasi pogrom trial. 1950. 50 p
110. Declarations of the witnesses in the Iasi pogrom trial. 1946. 31 p
111. Court decisions and declarations of witnesses in the Iasi pogrom trial. 1947. 62 p
112. Court investigation on the pogrom of Iasi. 1947. 9 p
113. Court investigation on the pogrom of Iasi. 1947. 7 p
116. Prison records of one of the accused in the pogrom of Iasi. 1951. 7 p
117. Prison records of one of the accused in the pogrom of Iasi. 1950. 13 p
118. Part 1. Lists of the accused and witnesses in the pogrom of Iasi trial. 1947. 25 p
118. Part 2. Securitate report on the difficulties in cooperating with the gendarmerie and on
1949. 19 p
the progress of the investigation on the pogrom of Iasi,
119. Prosecutor's statement in the pogrom of Iasi trial. Prosecutor's statement concerning the Marculesti, Gura Cainari and Sculeni killings. 1948. 187 p
120. Declaration concerning the killing from Stinca Roznovanu. 1948. 3 p
121.
Court investigation in the pogrom of Iasi. 1948. 7 p
122. Court investigation in the killings of Jews in Herta and Noua Sulita. 1951. 69 p
126. Court investigation in the pogrom of Iasi. 1948. 8 p
129. Court investigation on the execution of seven partisans near Odessa. 1949. 45 p
130. Court investigation on Gheorghe Alexianu, the former governer of Transnistria, 1944. 116 p
131. Court investigation in the Sculeni killings. 1941, 1949. 11 p
133. Form without content. 1 p
134. Court investigation on the death train from Iasi to Calarasi. Testimonies of the accused
(Aurel Triandaf) and of witnesses. 1948. 353 p
135. Court investigation on the pogrom of Iasi. 1945. 3 p
137. Securitate report on General Mihail Iliescu former commander of the gendarmerie from Transnistria. 1963. 6 p
138. Securitate report on Dumitru Captaru former prefect of Iasi. 1960. 3 p
139. Securitate report on Gheorghe Bocancea one of the accused of the pogrom of Iasi. 1961. 3 p
140. Court documents on Dumitru Chicicov accused of crimes in the Iasi pogrom. 1950. 16 p
Reel 47
File 108233
Volume #
1. I. Lists of documents from fond 108233, Vol. 1- Vol. 111. Index of names of the accused from the same volumes. Pogrom of Iasi trial-indictment. Name list
of 2224 witnesses in the Iasi, Stinca Roznovanu and Marculesti killings. Testimonies of these witnesses, 1947. 700 p
1. II. Pogrom of Iasi, death trains Iasi, testimonies of witnesses. 1948. 400 p
2. Pogrom of Iasi, trial testimonies of witnesses. 1947. 220 p
4. Pogrom of Iasi trial: decision of the court. 1948. 10 p
3. List of witnesses in the pogrom of Iasi trial. 1948. 10 p
4. Repeated.
6. Appeal presented by the lawyer of Savin Popescu accused of killing of Jews in the Herta
area, 1955. 27 p
7. Securitate report on the killings of the Jews in Bucovina. 1951. 15 p
8. Court decision on the same killings, 1953. 3 p
10. Court decision in the pogrom of Iasi trial. 1957. 22 p
14. Court decision in the Berezovka killings trial. 1950. 13 p
19. Court decision in the pogrom of Iasi trial. 1953. 5 p
20. Court decision in the pogrom of Iasi trial. 1953. 5 p
24. Testimonies of witnesses in the pogrom trial of the pogrom of Iasi, 1946. 128 p
Reel 48
File 108233
Volume #
25. Trial of the Stanca Roznoveanu massacre (Moldova, June 1941). Court investigation and testimonies of witnesses. 1946. 307 p
26. Testimonies of witnesses in the pogrom trial of the pogrom of Iasi. Testimonies of the accused. Documents from the investigation from 1941 on the
pogrom, 1945. 169 p
27. Emanoil Leoveanu, Constantin Lupu
28. Testimonies of witnesses in the pogrom trial of the pogrom of Iasi relating to Sergent Mircea Manoliu accused for killing several Jews. Court documents
from his trial
from 1941, 1947. 15 p
29. Documents from the investigation from 1941 on the pogrom of Iasi. Investigation on colonel N. Lupu, 1941. 145 p
30. Pogrom of Iasi. Testimonies of deportees from the death trains. Testimony of Aurel Triandaf, commander of one of the trains. Testimonies of the
members of the escorts. 1945. 445 p. Name lists of Jews survivors from the death train Iasi-Calarasi, interned in the camp of Calarasi, 1941. 445 p
Reel 49
File 122
Volume #
1. Trial of a Hungarian serviceman from Northern Transylvania accused of mistreatment of the Jews taken to forced labor by the Hungarian troops on the
Eastern front. 1949. 186 p
File 178
Volume #
1. Trial of a Hungarian serviceman from Northern Transylvania accused of mistreatment of
Hungarian troops. 1948. 136 p
the Jews taken to forced labor to Poland by the
File 514
Volume #
1. Trial of a Hungarian serviceman from Northern Transylvania accused of mistreatment of
on the Eastern front. 1948. 285 p
the Jews taken to forced labor by the Hungarian troops
File 518
Volume #
1. Trial of a Hungarian serviceman from Northern Transylvania accused of mistreatment of
on the Eastern front. 1948. 212 p
the Jews taken to forced labor by the Hungarian troops
File 546
Volume #
1. Trial of a Hungarian serviceman from Northern Transylvania accused of mistreatment of
the Jews taken to forced labor in Maramures. 1950. 84 p
File 710
Volume #
1. Court investigation on the mistreatment of the Jews in the Borsa ghetto, in Northern Transylvania. 1953. 152 p
2. Court investigation on the mistreatment of the Jews in the Borsa ghetto, in Northern Transylvania. 1948-1957. 49 p
File 714
Volume #
1. Court investigation on the mistreatment of the Jews in Negresti, Northern Transilvania. 1952. 84 p
Reel 50
Volume #
7141. Court investigation on the mistreatment of Jews in Baia Mare, Northern Transylvania.
1948. 179 p
10781.
Court investigation in the persecution of Jews in Targu Mures, Northern Transylvania. 1946. 131 p
10801.
Court investigation in the persecution of Jews in Targu Mures, Northern Transylvania. 1948. 67 p
10861.
Court investigation in the persecution of Jews in Targu Mures, Northern Transylvania. 1947. 124 p
File 1106
Volume #
1. Court investigation in the persecution of Jews and Romanians in Miercurea Nirajului, and Tasnad, Northern Transylvania, 1945-1948. 261 p
File 1920
Volume #
1. Court investigation in the persecution of Jews and Romanians in Miercurea Nirajului, Northern Transylvania. 1947. 82 p.
File 30(502)
Volume #
1. Court investigation in the persecution of Jews in Tasnad, Northern Transylvania, 1952. 166 p
File 422(666)
Volume #
2. Court investigation in the persecution of Jews in Tasnad, Northern Transylvania, 1951. 153 p
File 446(678)
Volume #
1.
Court investigation in the persecution of Jews in Carei, Northern Transylvania, 1946.70 p
Reel 51
File 1548
Volume #
744(I).
Court investigation in the persecution of Jews in Bartaci, Satu Mare, Northern Transilvania, 1948. 179 p
776(I). Court investigation on the persecution of Jews on the Eastern front (detachment 110/15) by a Hungarian guard from Satu Mare Northern
Transylvania, 1954. 136 p
852(I). Court investigation on the persecution of Jews and Romanians in Bixad Bai,
Northern Transylvania, 1948. 55 p
854(I). Court investigation on the persecution of Jews and Romanians in Satu Mare, Northern Transylvania, 1946. 14 p
920(I). Court investigation on the persecution of Jews and Romanians in Satu Mare, NorthernTransylvania, 1948. 19 p
860 1068(I). Court investigation on the persecution of Jews at forced labor in Northern Transylvania (detachment 11/2) by Hungarian guards from Satu
Mare, 1955. 387 p
1130(III). Court investigation on the persecution of Jews in Northern Transylvania: the Carei Ghetto; 1946. 103 p
1160(I). Court investigation on the persecution of Romanians and Jews in Reghin, Sovata, Toplita, Gheorghieni, Targu Mures. Northern Transylvania, 1947. 219
p
2318(I). Court investigation on the persecution of political inmates in the Acatari camp, Northern Transylvania, 1946. 104 p
File 1142
Volume #
4958. Court investigation in the mistreatment of the Jews in Falticeni, Moldova, 1949.16 p
File 1142
Volume #
4958. Court investigation in the mistreatment of the Jews in Falticeni, Moldova, 1949. 44 p
651. Court investigation concerning the killing of one Jew in Vijnita, Bukovina, 1950. 81 p
1278. Court investigation on an ex-guard of the Mauthausen concentration camp. Testimonies on various death marches in Austria, 1948. 358 p
2044. Court investigation on the plunder of Jewish belongings in Dej, Northern Transylvania, 1945. 59 p
9039. Opisi of 3175 documents relating to the Iron Guard rebellion from January 1941. Military prosecutor's investigation in the Iron Guard rebellion, 1941. 341
p
Reel 52
Volume #
1142. Court investigation in the mistreatment of the Jews in Falticeni, Moldova, 1949. 34 p ( si nr dos 4958)
651. Court investigation in the crimes committed by the deputy mayor of Vijnita, Bucovina, 1949. 187 p
1278. Post trial documents related to an ex-guard of the Mauthausen concentration camp. Testimonies on various death marches in from Mauthausen to
Gunskirchen in Austria, 1948. 350 p
2044. Court investigation in the crimes committed against the Jews in Dej, Northern Transylvania, 1945. 59 p
90391.
Reel 53
File 9039
Opisi of 3175 documents from this case. Military prosecution's investigation in the Iron Guard crimes from 1941. 349 p
Volume #
5. Military prosecution's investigation in the Iron Guard crimes from 1941. Interrogation of the prefect of the Bucharest Iron Guard police. Interrogation of
the Iron guard policemen, 1941. 420 p
6.
Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders accused of rebellion against the regime of General Antonescu, 1941. 234 p
7. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders accused of rebellion against the regime of General Antonescu, 1941. 310 p
8. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders accused of rebellion against the regime of General Antonescu, 1941. 113 p
Reel 54
File 9039
Volume #
9. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders accused of rebellion against the regime of General Antonescu, 1941. 450 p
10. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders accused of rebellion against the regime of General Antonescu. Interrogation of the accused, 1941. 340 p
11. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders accused of rebellion against the regime of General Antonescu. Interrogation of the accused, 1941. 117 p
Reel 55
File 9039
Volume #
11. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders accused of rebellion against the regime of General Antonescu. Interrogation of the accused, 1941. 124 p
12. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders accused of rebellion against the regime of General Antonescu. Interrogation of the accused, 1941. 305 p
13. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders accused of rebellion against the regime of General Antonescu. Statements of witnesses. Statements of
the prosecutor, 1941. 202 p
20. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders accused of rebellion against the regime of General Antonescu. Statements of the accused, 1941. 113 p
Reel 56
File 9039
Volume #
20. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders accused of rebellion against the regime of General Antonescu. Statements of the accused and of
witnesses, 1941. 427 p
21. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders accused of rebellion against the regime of General Antonescu. Statements of witnesses, 1941. 392 p
Reel 57
File 9039
Volume #
21. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders accused of rebellion against the regime of General Antonescu. Statements of witnesses, 1941. 42 p
22. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders accused of rebellion against the regime of General Antonescu. Police investigation documents, 1941. 245
p
25. Various orders and Iron Guard photos, 1941. 8 p
26. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders accused of rebellion against the regime of General Antonescu. Testimonies of witnesses and various
Iron Guard documents, 1941. 158 p
27. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders accused of rebellion against the regime of General Antonescu. Report on the assasination of Major
Doering. Investigation on the Iron Guard rebellion in Cugir. Investigation in the Jilava execution of Carol II dignitaries, 1941. 200 p
28. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders. Short biographies of the accused. Tables of Iron Guards and fire arms used by them during the
rebellion. Iron Guard confiscation of Jewish property in Ajud, 1941. 195 p
31. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders. Correspondence with various
1940. 206 p
prefectures concerning the disbanding of the Iron Guard police,
Reel 58
File 9039
Volume #
37. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders. Fragment of a written testimony ofGeneral Hansen concerning the Iron Guard rebellion. Court
decisions, 1941. 360 p
41. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders. Depositions of witnesses, 1941. 189 p
43. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders. Report of the General Inspectorate of
the Gendarmerie on the Iron Guard rebellion, 1941. 92 p
45. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders. Complaints of the Federation of Jewish Communities about the mistreatment of the Jews by the Iron
Guard. Iron Guard anti-Jewish persecutions, 1940. 262 p
47. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders. Documents related to the execution of
the inmates from the Jilava prison by the Iron Guards.
Reports on the Iron Guard activities in Caracal. Report on the assasination of Major Doering, 1940-1941. 248 p
48. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders. Gendarmerie reports on the mistreatment of the Jews and other abuses of the Iron Guard police.
Complaints of the Federation of Jewish Communities about the mistreatment of the Jews by the Iron Guard, 1940. 109 p
Reel 59
File 9039
Volume #
48. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders. Gendarmerie reports on the mistreatment of the Jews and other abuses of the Iron Guard police.
Complaints of the Federation of Jewish Communities about the mistreatment of the Jews by the Iron Guard. Documents related to the execution of the
inmates from the Jilava prison by the Iron Guards. Reports on the assassination by the Iron Guard of Nicolae Iorga and Virgil Madgearu, 1940. 240 p
50. 96 photographs of objects looted by the Iron Guards and of Iron Guard victims, 1941. 91 p
52. Album of documents and photographs from the Iron Guard rebellion. Photographs of Jews killed in the Jilava forest, 1941. 42 p
53. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders. Files and declarations of the accused. Securitate investigation on the circumstances in which Al. Ghyka,
head of Siguranta during the Iron Guard regime set free Lucretiu Patrascanu, one of the leaders of the Romanian Communist Party. 1941; 1949-1950.
195 p
57. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders. Files and declarations of the accused.
1941. 27 p
58. Trial of Horia Sima and other Iron Guard leaders. Files and declarations of the accused.
1941. 25 p
66. Siguranta reports on Iron Guard activities. 1943. 35 p
67. Siguranta reports on Iron Guard activities. 1943. 15 p
68. Iron Guard brochure with Iron Guard songs, n.d. 96 p
69. Folder with documents from 1939 which was set on fire, 1939. 13 p
70. Early Iron Guard documents partially burned, 1924-1927. 65 p
71. Early Iron Guard documents partially burned, n.d. 56 p
72. Declaration of an Iron Guard member, 1939. 9 p
File 40025
Volume #
1. Court investigation on the journalists who collaborated with the Horthy regime in
1945. 50 p
Northern Transylvania and with the Antonescu regime in Romania.
3. Court investigation on the journalists who collaborated with the Horthy regime in
1945. 66 p
Northern Transylvania and with the Antonescu regime in Romania,
4. Court investigation on the journalists who collaborated with the Horthy regime in
1945. 26 p
Northern Transylvania and with the Antonescu regime in Romania,
5. Court investigation on the journalists who collaborated with the Horthy regime in
Northern Transylvania, 1945. 54 p
7. Court investigation on the journalists who collaborated with the Horthy regime in
Northern Transylvania, 1945. 24 p
Reel 60
File 40025
Volume #
27. Police investigation on a journalist who collaborated with the Horthy regime in Oradea, Northern Transylvania. 1955. 197 p
File 40026
Volume #
1. Court investigation in the mistreatment of Jews and Hungarians, 1946. 50 p
File 19906
Volume #
1. Court investigation in the mistreatment of the civilian population in Odessa by a police commissar. 1951. 576 p
2. Court investigation in the mistreatment of the civilian population in Odessa by a police commissar, 1951. 7 p
File 22291
Volume #
1. Military court Investigation in the participation to the Iron Guard rebellion of members of this organization, 1941. 43 p
2. Military court Investigation in the participation to the Iron Guard rebellion of members of this organization, 1941. 6 p
File 83132
Police investigation in the participation to the Iron Guard rebellion of members of this organization. 1949. 99 p
File 36061
Military court decision concerning a member of the Iron Guard accused of devastating a Jewish shop. 1941. 5 p
File 15441
Court investigation in the case of a policeman accused of mistreatment of the Jews in the ghetto of Baia Sprie, Northern Transylvania, 1948. 152 p
Reel 61
File 7081
Police investigation in the internment and the deportation of the Jews from Berbesti, (Sighet), Maramures, Northern Transylvania, 1953. 317 p
File 20727
Volume #
1. Court investigation in the activities of the head of the General Staff of the Romanian Army. Various war time documents concerning the cooperation
between the Romanian and German armies, 1945. 378 p
2. Court investigation in the activities of the head of the General Staff of the Romanian Army. Various war time documents concerning the cooperation
between the Romanian and German armies, 1945. 164 p
File 21137
Court investigation in the mistreatment of the Jews and other civilians in Odessa and Balta by the Romanian police. Orders of deportation of the Jews from
Odessa, 1945. 395 p
File 19059
Volume #
1. Court investigation in the execution of nine Jews in Cahul. 1948. 7 p
3. Court investigation in the activities of the general Secretary of the Romanian Government. 1950. 37 p
Reel 62
Ministry of Internal Affairs
File 19059
Volume #
4, 1. Report on situation of the relocation of Romanian families from the territories east of the Bug. 1942, 4 p. w. map.
File 9043
Volume #
.
1, 1. Interrogatory of MARK ARMAND, typist at the Consulate of Israel, arrested for Zionist activity. Aug. 1953. 7 p. Original manuscript of same. 16 p
2. 16 interrogatories of above in re. other persons arrested for same reason. Original
manuscript. August 1953. 57 p
3. Interrogatories of 10 persons arrested on same reason. July 1953. 25 p Original manuscripts 47 p
4. Police reports on confrontation of testimony. Aug 1953 6 p. Original manuscripts 8 p
5. Interrogatory of Lazaravici Willi, arrested for Zionist activity. August 1953. 21 p.
Original manuscripts 42 p.
6. 17 interrogatories of above in re. other persons arrested for same reason. Original
manuscript. August 1953. 77 p
7. Interrogatories of 10 arrested persons in relation to above. June-August 1953. 31 p. Original manuscript 60 p
8. Search and arrest warrants for above on grounds of high treason. August 1953. 6 p.
9. Interrogatory of Por Francisc, arrested for Zionist activity. July 1953. 14 p. Original manuscripts 26 p.
10. Twelve interrogatories of above relating to other persons arrested for same reason. Original manuscript. July 1953. 76 p.
11. Interrogatories of ten arrested persons in relation to above. July 1953. 24 p. Original manuscript of same. 48 p
12. Search warrant and arrest warrant for Por Francisc on grounds of high treason, July 1953. 8 p
13. Interrogatory of Mark Betty arrested for Zionist activity. June 1953. 15 p. Original manuscripts 36 p.
14. Seven interrogatories of above relating to other persons arrested for Zionist Activity. Original manuscript. June 1953. 29 p
15. Interrogatories of ten arrested persons in relation to Zionist activity. July 1953. 21 p. Original manuscript of same. 38 p
16. Search warrant and arrest warrant for Mark Betty on grounds of high treason. June 1953. 8 p
17. Interrogatory of Cuperman Sami arrested for Zionist activity. July 1953. 6 p. Original manuscripts 13 p
18. Fourteen interrogatories of Cuperman Sami and other persons arrested for Zionist activity. Original manuscript. July 1953. 151 p
19. Interrogatories of ten arrested persons in relation to above. July 1953. 21 p. Original manuscript of same. 36 p
20. Search warrant and arrest warrant for Cuperman Sami on grounds of high treason. June
1953. 8 p
File 9043
Volume #
1. Interrogatory of Por Estera arrested for Zionist activity. August 1953. 5 p. Original manuscript 12 p
2. Ten interrogatories of above in re other persons arrested for same reason. Original manuscript. July 1953. 55 p
3. Interrogatories of ten arrested persons in relation to above. July 1953. 21 p. Original manuscript of same. 36 p
4.
Arrest warrant for Por Estera on grounds of high treason. July 1953. 6 p
5. Interrogatory of Antonir Avram arrested for Zionist activity. August 1953. 5 p. Original manuscript 11 p
6. Nine interrogatories of above in relation other persons arrested for same reason. Original manuscript. July 1953. 74 p
6. Interrogatories of 10 arrested persons in relation to above. July 1953. 19 p.Original manuscript of same. 34 p
8. Search and arrest warrants for Antonir Avram on grounds of high treason. July 1953. 8 p
9. Interrogatory of Abramovici Simon arrested for Zionist activity. July 1953. 5 p. Original manuscript 11 p
10. Thirteen interrogatories of above in relation to other persons arrested for same reason.Original manuscript. June 1953. (Note: two pages are missing at
one interrogatory). 80 p
Reel 63
File 9403
Volume #
1. Interrogatory of Mark Betty arrested for Zionist activity. August 1953. 2 p. Original manuscript 3 p
2. Arrest warrant of Arnold Seidman for plotting against the social order. November 1953. 7 p
File 9403
Volume #
1. Indictment against eight Jews for plotting against the social order. January 1954. 6 p
2. Indictment against 13 Jews for plotting against the social order, as part of the Zionist organization Hashomer Hatzair. February 1954. 18 p
3. Confirmation of incarceration. January 1954 5 p
4. Interrogatory of Mark Armand Abir, typist at the Israeli Consulate. January 1954. 2 p
5. Certificate issued by Jewish Community Dorohoi. June 1945. 1 p
6. Trial deliberations and sentencing of: MARK ARMAND aka ABIR, LAZAROVICI WILLY aka ZEV, PORFRANCISC aka DOV, MARK BETTY aka BRAHA, CUPERMAN
SAMI, POR ESTERA, ANTONIR AVRAM, ABRAMOVICI SIMON, GOLDEMBERG MARCEL, LAZAROVICI IZU, CUPERMAN SENY, HAIM ARTUR, DERBARINDIGHER LEVI,
SALZINGHER HERMAN aka ZWI,
STUBINER ZAHARIA aka RICA, WEINBERG MORITZ aka MOSE, IOHAN ADOLF aka FICU, ZWIRN SORIN aka SIOMO,
BUDEANU RADU aka BEN
ARIE, COHN BERCU aka DOV, SEIDMAN ARNOLD aka NOLDI. March 1954. 32 p
File 9403
Volume #
1. File from Military Tribunal of above mentioned accused, containing their appeals to the sentences. 1954 - 1955. 343 p
File 9403
Volume #
1. Retrial and sentencing of above mentioned accused. May 1955. 416 p
File 9403
Volume #
1. Same as above appealing the sentences after their first appeals. 1955. 290 p
2. Court deliberations and commuting of sentences for all accused. October. 1955. 8 p
File 9403
Volume #
1. List of members of the Zionist organization Hasomer Hatair in Bucharest shown on attached photography. 1 p
2. Organizational chart of the Consulate of Israel and the various Jewish organizations in Romania, n.d. 2 p
File 40022
Volume #
1. Atrocities committed in the Northern Ardeal (Transilvania) (Note: text is illegible). 60 p..
File 40022
Volume #
1. Investigation No. 1. Cluj. 2 p
2. People's Tribunal Cluj. Resolution Nr. 1 March 1946. 63 persons: Romanian civilians and Hungarian military are accused of committing atrocities in various
localities. 64 p
1. Documents related to the appeals of the accused. 76 p
2. Copy of Item Nr.2 (Truncated). 32 p
Reel 64
File 18844
Volume #
1. File of Colonel SACHELARIE TEODORESCU at the Public Prosecutor's Office of the Appellate Court in Bucarest. 32 documents are illegible
2. Documents regarding location of Col. Sachelarie Teodorescu, accused of war crimes. Some documents are illegible. 30 p
3. Statement of wittness Bogus M. Ioan, on activities and relations of some higher Gendarmerie officers, inclusive accused, in Transnistria and Bucovina
during the war. Mar. 1950. 4 p
5. Act of indictment of Col. Sachelarie Teodorescu, for war crimes committed in Transnistria. June 1950. 3 p
File 18844
Volume #
1. Trial of General CONSTANTIN TOBESCU. January 1949. 35 p
File18844
Volume #
1. Documents Supreme Court. Re. above trial Oct 1948. 85 p
File 18844
Volume #
1. Same as above
File 18844
Volume #
1. Testimony of witnesses, 1946. 77 p
2. 5 interrogatories of accused, 1946. 17 p
File 18844
Volume #
1. Evacuation of the Jews. List and dispositions, mostly illegible. 21 p. June 1941.
2. Lists and reports on evacuation of Jews compiled by units of the gendarmery and
3. I.G.J. re crossing of Jews from territories occupied by USSR into Romania. . Jul 1941.
3p
4. I.G.J. report on situation of trains with evacuees from Jassy. Jul 41. 3 p
5. Dispositions for treatment of various categories of Jews. Jul 1941. 12 p
6. Report on Jews suspected of spying for the USSR. Jun 1941. 7 p
7. Same as item 5. above. 11 + 22 p
8. Same as item 4. above. Jul. 941. 3 p
dispositions by the I.G.J. Jun-Jul 1941 63 p..
9. Note on situation of Jews in Banat. Jul. 1941. 9 p
10. List of Jews in various camps of internment. No date. 9 p
11. Reports on treatment of Jews. Jul-Aug 1941. 48 p
12. Reports and list of internment and forced labor of Jews Jul 1941. 94 p
13. Misc. dispositions and reports regarding Jews. Aug -Sept 1941. 250 p
14. Reports and list of labor camps of the Gendarmery Inspectorates from various regions. 1941. 25 p
15. Reports on Jews crossed over the Dnjestr from Bessarabia. Sept-Oct 1941. 27 p
16. Inspectorate General of Gendarmery. Report on "Jewish problem" re deportation of Jews from Region Suceava Oct. 28. 1941. 2 p
17. Documents related to forced labor of Jews. Oct-Nov 1941. 30 p
18. SSI rel. Jews from the Ghetto Chisinau. Nov 1941. 5 p
19. Reports on Jews in the Ghetto Podul Iloaiei. Nov. 1941. 11 p
20. Documents rel to situation at points of transfer of Jews over the Dnjestr (Otaci etc). Nov 1941. 18 p
21. Letter of Jacob Beiner of Suceava to Marechal Antonescu to be allowed to return home
(was approved). Nov. 11, 1941. 9 p
22. Same as Item 17. Nov. 1941. 14 p
23. IGJ reports end of evacuation of Jews from Bucovina and Basarabia. Total number of evacuees: 108.002. Dec.9 1941. 2 p
24. Reports of maltreatment and plundering of Jews in transport columns. Nov 1941. 2 p
25. Re. homes of deported Jews, Nov. 41. 6 p
26. Re. Sipos Marcel caught in zone restricted to Jews. Nov. 1941. 25 p
27. Jewish physicians working in prison camps; relations between Jews and soviet prisoners
28. Re. non-Jewish woman in Bucovina. Dec. 1941. 4 p
29. Jewish specialists living in Bucovina Government. Dec, 1941. 7 p
30. Re. Jewish forced labor in Romania. Dec. 1941. 12 p
31. Re. deported Jews in Moghilev. Dec. 4. 13 p
32. Re. problems of Jews in Region Bacau and Bucarest. Dec. 1941. 12 p
Nov.-Dec, 1941. 167 p
33. Lists of Jews living in Ghetto Chisinau and miscellaneous, Dec. 1941. 11 p
34. Jewish engineers not doubled w. Romanians in reg. Timisoara. Dec. 41. 4 p
35. Re. Movement (travel) of Jews in Transnistria. Dec. 1941. 6 p
Reel 65
File 40015
Volume #
( Title page of file is illegible )
2. Court documents ref. General Tudose Dumitru et al. in relation to massacres of Jews in Bessarabia 1948-1949. 182 p
3. Ibid. appeal of sentences. 1949. 233 p
File 40015
Volume #
1. Trial of Gen. Tudose Dumitru et al. accused of war crimes. 1945. 390 p
File 181/45
Volume #
1. People's Tribunal. Trial of Colonel Grigoriu et al. accused of massacre of Jews in
Chisinau. 1945. 436 p
2. Trial of Lt. Popovici Mircea. 1945. 46 p
File 40015
Volume #
1. Trial of Lt. Popovici Mircea. 1945. 69 p
File 23612
Volume #
1. Documents re. airplane accident in Pipera on Feb. 11. 1939. Plot of Iron Guard. Among accused: Viorel Trifa. 1939 - 1940. 156 p
Reel 66
( in cutie se afla rola 43)
File 18844
Volume #
1. General Inspectorate of Gendarmery. Evacuation of Gypsies into Tranasnistria. 1942- 1943. 788 p
File 18844
Volume #
1. Reports on Colonel Teodorescu Sachelarie extending form 1931 until 1946. Oct. 1947. 24 p
File 22059
Volume #
1. File on Group GIGURTU. Vol. 1 - Gigurtu Ioan et al. 1955. 270 p
File 22059
Volume #
1. File on Group GIGURTU. Vol. 2. Mihail Gheorghe. 1955. 25 p
Reel 67
File 22059
Ministry of internal Affairs, File on group Giugurtu.
Volume 2
Interrogatory of codefendants. 269 p
Volume 3
1. Newspaper excerpts; documents related to contacts with German government and Nazi officials. 26 p
2. Ordinances for internment of dangerous elements. Lists of suspect elements. 98 p
3. Visits of Gigurtu to Hitler & Ribbentrop. 8 p
4. Promulgation of judicial status of the Jewish population in Romania. 21 p
5. Creation of a Romanian research institute in Germany. 5 p
6. Documents relative to counter-intelligence activity of the Romanian army. 10 p
7. Excerpts from newspapers and personal notes. 14 p
Volume 4
Interrogatory of codefendants. 155 p
Volume 5
Declarations of witnesses and excerpts from newspapers favorable to Giugurtu. 30 p.
Volume 6
Trial of Ion Gigurtu. Indictment and declarations of witnesses. 55 p.
Volume 7
Manuscript of Ion Gigurtu’s declaration. 270 p.
8837.
Ministry of state security. Inquiry of Ion Gigurtu.
Volume 1
Personal file and interrogatories.
Reel 68
File 3333 ( pe microfilm apare trecut 23333 )
Council of State security
Volume #
1. Indictment of Corneliu Codreanu and 20 codefendants, members of the Legionnaire party. 443 p
2. Trial of 20 members of the Legionnaire party. 15 p
3. Trial of over sixty Romanians, mostly intellectuals, for plotting against the social order. 42 p
4. Analysis of statutes and organization of the Legionnaire movement and its paramilitary units. 49 p
Volume 5
1. Excerpts from newspapers on the socioeconomic situation in Tara Motilor (Transylvania). 102 p
2. Proceedings of the criminal trial of Captain Emil Siancu, with nationalistic (anti-Maghiar) and anti-Semitic undertones. 276 p
Volume 6
1. Surveillance by the “Siguranta” of Legionary lawyer Cristian Tell. 20 p
2. Legionary material from lawyer Cristian Tell. 42 p
3. Revision of the political trial of Cristian Tell and others, sentenced for participation in a banned political organization. 177 p
File 48788
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume 4
Inquiry of Marinescu Constantin and others. 14 p
File 40018
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume 2
Trial of Ion Antonescu. Indictment of General Ion Gheorghe. 58 pages mostly illegible.
Reel 69
File 40027
Ministry of internal Affairs
Volume 1
.
1. People’s Tribunal Cluj. Trial of 34 officials for crimes comitted against Jews and
Romanians in the region Maramuresh. 339 p
2. People’s Tribunal Cluj. Trial of civilians and military personnel for crimes comitted against Jews and Romanians in the District Bora. 281 p
Reel 70
Military Supreme Court.
Volume #
1. Appeal of Andrei Costin, in trial for unauthorized piloting an airplane. 20 p
File 23612
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
2. Secret Service surveillance of organized groups of Legionnaires headed by Engineer Smndescu Nicolae, Horia Sima and others. 132 p
File 17537
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
1. Inquiry of Trandafir Nicolae and others for crimes comitted against Soviet citizens in Sevastopol. 222 p
2. Inquiry of Coban Mihai and Poiat Mihail, members of military information service for crimes against Soviet citizens. 307 p
3.
1. Trial of Trandafir Nicolae and others for war crimes comitted on the territory of the Soviet Union. 747 p
4. Personal data of accused Tranadafir Nicolae and others. 12 p
Reel 71
File 40027
Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Volume #
1. Inquiry of Albert Dezideriu and others for extermination of Jewish population and deportation of Romanians from Maramuresh (Northern Transylvania) to
slave labor camps in Germany. 391 p
2.1. Inquiry of Farca Iosif and others for war crimes committed in Maramuresh (Northern Transylvania). 283 p
Reel 72
File 40027
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
2.2. Lists of Romanians interned in political camps, sent to Germany for forced labor and killed by invading Hungarian troops in Maramuresh (Northern
Transylvania). 218 pages mostly illegible.
2.3. List of Hungarians in District Muresh (Northern Transylvania) who have comitted atrocities during Hungarian occupation. 3 p
2.4. Lists of persons tortured or killed during Hungarian occupation in Maramuresh. 15 p
2.5. Documents, texts and lists of persons (aparently Jews). 246 pages in Hungarian, mostly illegible.
3. People’s Tribunal Cluj. Marusceac Teodor accused of deportation of Jews from the town
of Crciuneti, District Maramuresh. 55 p
4. People’s Tribunal Cluj. Nuridlozi Zoltan accused of sending Jews from Maramuresh to forced labor camps. 122 p
6. Peoples Tribunal Cluj. Inquiry of Count Dr. Bethlen Bela for abetting in the evacuation of Jews from Northern Transylvania. 303 pages in Hungarian, mostly
illegible.
7.1. Peoples Tribunal Cluj. Zolya Josif accused of deportations to Germany for forced labor. (See Vol.7.2 on Reel 73). 236 p
Reel 73
File 40027
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
7.2. People's Tribunal Cluj. Zolya Josif accused of deportations to Germany for forced labor.
(See Vol. 7.1. on Reel 72). 373 p
9. People's Tribunal Cluj. Dr. Lajos Kolman accused of expelling people from their villages. 15 p
10. People's Tribunal Cluj. Varga Ladislau accused of persecuting the Jewish shopkeepers and participating in the evacuation of the Jews into the Ghetto. 25
p
11. People's Tribunal Cluj. Count Teleki Bela and others in relation with their activity in the Partidul Ardelean. 30 p
13. People's Tribunal Cluj. Gall Alois and others accused of abetting the deportation of Jews. 32 p
14. People's Tribunal Cluj. Patzko Elemer accused of hostility against Romanian and Jewish lawyers. 83 p
15. People's Tribunal Cluj. Jurca Flaviu and others accused of acts of violence against the Jewish population. 75 p
17. Patzko Elemer accused by the Bureau of the Siguranta in Oradea of hostile attitude toward the Romanian authorities. 163 p
File 40023
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
1. Indictment of Bolyak Josif and others for war crimes. 280 p
2. Inquiry of Kantor Ioan and others accused of war crimes and atrocities. 94 p
Reel 74
File 40023
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
3. People’s Tribunal Cluj accuses Toth Arcadie and others of atrocities comitted against Jews and others in labor camps. 209 p
4. Special Tribunal accuses Fridrich Carol and others of atrocities comitted against Jews in labor camps. 382 p
5. People’s Tribunal Cluj accuses Kiss Pavel and others of atrocities comitted against Jews
in labor camps. 215 p
6. People’s Tribunal Cluj accuses Mark Stefan and others of atrocities comitted against Jews in labor camps. 102 p
7. People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Kovacs Stefan and others of atrocities committed against
Jews in labor camps. 163 p
8. People’s Tribunal Cluj accuses Patak Josif and others of atrocities comitted against Jews
in labor camps. 52 pages
Reel 75
File 40023
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
9. People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Petka Ioan and others of atrocities committed against Jews in labor camps. 172 p
10. People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Gulacsi Mihai and others of atrocities committed against Jews in labor camps. 251 p
11. People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Sandor Iuliu of atrocities committed against Jews in labor camps. 92 p
12. People’s Tribunal Cluj accuses Kapusi Stefan of atrocities committed against Jews in labor camps. 72 p
13. People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Gombos Iosif of atrocities committed against Jews in labor camps. 47 p
14. People’s Tribunal Cluj accuses Zajacz Petru of atrocities committed against Jews in labor camps. 70 p
al Cluj accuses Simo Ladislau of atrocities committed against Jews in labor camps. 18 p
16. Tribunalul Capitalei accepts Aappeal of Fekete Iuliu accused of atrocities committed against Jews in labor camps. 9 p
17.1 Kerestesz Iosif and others condemned to life in prison for war crimes. 432 p
Reel 76
File 40023
Ministry of Internal Affairs
17.2 Court of Appeals Cluj in reference to appeals of condemned Kerestesz Iosif and others. 136 p
18. Gulaci I. Mihai requests computation of detention time. 80 p
19. Gulaci I. Mihai enters appeal to verdict. 99 p
File 40024
Ministry of Internal Affairs
1. People's Tribunal accuses Abraham Iosif and others of chauvinistic attitude and atrocities committed against Jews and Romanians after occupation of
Northern Transilvania by Hungary. 483 p
2. General dispositions regarding the military administration. 96 pages, in Hungarian.
3. People's Tribunal Cluj. Novakovitz Bela accused of forcing conversion of Romanians of Greco-Catholic faith. 89 p
4. People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Rocknay and others of chauvinistic attitude and atrocities committed against Jews and Romanians after occupation of
Northern Transilvania by Hungary. 191 p
5. People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Vida Iuliu and others of chauvinistic attitude and atrocities committed against Jews and Romanians after occupation of
Northern Transilvania by Hungary. 191 p
Reel 76BIS
File 40024
Ministry of Internal Affairs
7. People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Brandt Kapi, …
Reel 77
File 40028
Ministry of Internal Affairs
6. People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Gesitz Zoltan and others of atrocities committed against Jews in labor brigades. 15 p
7.1 People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Vass Gheorghe of atrocities committed against Jews in labor brigades. 88 p
7.2 People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Kanabe (Nagy) Alexandru of atrocities committed against Jews in labor brigades. 66 p
8. People’s Tribunal Cluj accuses Hetvary Fancisc of atrocities committed against Romanians in labor brigades. 82 p
9. People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Molnar Janos and others of atrocities committed against Romanians in labor brigades. 56 p
10. People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Gall Stefan and others of atrocities committed against Jews in labor brigades. 55 p
11. People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Szica Stefan of atrocities committed against Jews in labor brigades. 54 p
12. People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Kasa Ladislau and others of atrocities committed against
Jews in labor brigades. 72 p
16.1 People’s Tribunal Cluj accuses Lax Heinrich zis Chaim of collaboration with the Nazis and atrocities comitted against his fellow Jews as “Kapo” in a
forced labor camp in Germany. 117 p
17. People’s Tribunal Cluj accuses Boschner Ioan of atrocities committed in Auschwitz against all nationalities, being active as SS volunteer. 106 p
18. People’s Tribunal Cluj accuses Orban Eremia of atrocities committed against Jews and Romanians as Mayor during the Hungarian occupation. 95 p
20. Trial of Gesitz Zoltan. Death penalty for commission of war crimes. 36 p
22. Retrial of Nicolaescu Ioan for atrocities committed against Jews in labor brigades. 16 p
24. Appeal of Vitcu Nicolae, sentenced for atrocities committed against Jews in labor camps. Dated August 1960. 31 p
25. Sentence in appeal of Vitcu Nicolae sentenced for atrocities committed against Jews in
labor camps. 32 p
File 40029
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
1. Part I. List of 197 persons suspected of war crimes. 269 p
Reel 78
File 18209
Ministry of State Security
Volume #
2. Documents related to the activity of the People’s Tribunal in Bucharest concerning the massacre of the Jews in Besasarabia - Districts Bi, Lipova and
others in summer 1941, Documents mostly illegible. 316 p
3. Indictment of Diaconu Dumitru and others regarding Jews in detention camps in Bessarabia in summer 1941. 103 p
1340.
p
Ministry of National Defense. Appeal of Diaconu Dumitru against accusations related to Jews in different camps in Bessarabia in summer 1941. 287
2113.
Ministry of Justice. Appeal of Colonel Boulescu Mihai of sentence for war crimes committed in Bi in summer 1941. 9 p
File 18209
Ministry of State Security
Volume #
4.1 File Nestianu Traian. Declarations regarding crimes committed by Colonel Boulescu against Jews in Bessarabia in summer 1941. 16 p
4.2 Search warrant for Diaconu Dumitru accused of war crimes in Bi Bessarabia in summer
Reel 79
1941. 316 p
( in cutie se afla microfilmul 62 )
File 1884
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
4. Deportation to Transnistria of Gypsies from District Arge. 793 p
5. Information about Colonel Sachelarie Teodorescu author of a book Uneltiri subversive (subversive machinations), written in 1931 and deemed as being
against the
communist regime. 24 p
File 22059
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
1. Interrogatory of Gigurtu Ioan and others for anti-Communist and anti-Working Class activity. 272 p
2. Interrogatory of General Mihai George abuot his activity as part of the Gigurtu government. 126 p
Reel 80
File 18209
Ministry of State Security
Volume #
4. Arrest and interrogatory of Diaconu Dumitru and others in relation to atrocities committed against Jews in Bi in summer 1941. 33 pages
5. Interrogatory of officers from Police Station Bi accused of corruption and other misdemeanors. 447 p
File 40022
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
4. People's Tribunal Cluj. Interrogatories. Text mostly illegible. 580 p
5.1 People's Tribunal Cluj. Interrogatories. Text mostly illegible. 204 p
Reel 81
File 40022
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
5.2 Investigation of massacres in the town Trsnea, District Slaj. 120 p
6. People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Totos Ioan and others of crimes committed against the Romanian population during Hungarian occupation of Northern
Transilvania. 153 p
7. People’s Tribunal Cluj accuses Turcsany Tiberiu and others of crimes committed against
Northern Transilvania. Text mostly in Hungarian. 153 p
the Romanian population during Hungarian occupation of
9. People’s Tribunal Cluj accuses the wife of Count Vass E, Andrei of crimes committed against the Romanian population during Hungarian occupation of
Northern Transilvania. 158 p
10. People’s Tribunal Cluj accuses Mathe Pali and others of killing two Romanian families in the town of Zalu in September 1940. 87 p
12. People’s Tribunal Cluj accuses Kisfalusi Alexandru and a group of 192 officials of crimes committed against the Romanians and the Jews during the entire
period of Hungarian occupation of Northern Transilvania. 295 p
Reel 82
File 40022
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
12.2 People’s Tribunal Cluj accuses Kisfalusi Alexandru and a group of 192 officials of crimes committed against the Romanians and the Jews during the
entire period of Hungarian occupation of Northern Transilvania. (Continuation of Vol. 12.1 from Reel 81) 158 p
137451
. Galbenu Elena and others accused of war crimes in Transilvania during the
Hungarian occupation. 16 p
General Directorate of Security (Siguranta)
Volume #
75911.
Lahotzky Fr. Carol accused of spying for the SS. 1 page
79695. Request for the arrest of Csepei Francisc and others for war crimes committed in Northern Transilvania during the Hungarian occupation. 40 p
54981.
Request for the arrest of Adalbert Vass, suspected of relations with the Hungarian Underground in the Southern part of Transilvania. 16 p
File 18931
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
1. Trial of Pamfil Gheorghe, Lu Mircea and others for war crimes committed as Police officers. 489 p
2. Trial of Gavagiu Dumitru for war crimes. 8 p
File 99426
General Directorate of Security (Sigurana)
Volume #
1. Investigation of Lu Mircea for atrocities committed against Jews in the District Dorohoi. 174 p
File 18931
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
4. Investigation of Lu Mircea for atrocities committed against Jews in the District Dorohoi. 292 p
Reel 83
File 18931
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
6. Panfil Gheorghe, Chief of police in Dorohoi. Accused of atrocities against Jews deported
to Transnistria. 39 p
File 99420
General Directorate of Security (Siguran)
Volume #
1. Interrogatory of Panfil Gheorghe, Chief of police in Dorohoi, Accused of atrocities against Jews deported to Transnistria. 25 p
File 40016
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
2. People’s Tribunal Bucharest accuses General Ghineraru Nicolae, military commander in Odessa, of masasacres of Jews in that city. (NB. Declarations of
witnesses illustrate
the horrors of what occurred with the Jewish population there). 183 p
3. People’s Tribunal Bucharest accuses Captain Ursuiu Simion (Gheorghe) of war crimes against political deportees. 97 p
File 23404
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
1. Search for Cojocaru Romulus, head of the Sigurana in Cernaui, in 1941-44, for war crimes committed against Jewish population
and Polish refugees. 145 p
2. Trial of Cojocaru Romulus, head of the Sigurana in Cernaui, presently missing, for war crimes against Jewish population and Polish refugees. 3 p
3. Personal evaluation of Cojocaru Romulus, accused of war crimes. 2 p
4. Isolated page (Nr. 5) in Cojocaru Romulus file. 1 p
File 23004
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
1. Inquiry Curraru Ioan and others. 7 p (illegible)
2.1 Military Tribunal accuses Curraru Ioan and 16 others of atrocities comitted against Jews in Transnistria. 93 p
2.2 Documents regarding the organization of the Gendarmery Units in Transnistria and of the creation and administration of the Ghettos there. 100 p
2.3 Documents relating to activity of General (ex-Colonel) Iliescu and his attitude towards
the Jews deported in Transnistria. 70 p
2.4 Life of local Jews in Odessa and atrocities comitted against them. 29 p
4.Indictment of Curraru Ioan and other 27 military personnel from the General Gendarmery Inspectorate Transnistria for war crimes by abetting the
transfer of Jews to the Germans, knowing well that they will be exterminated there. 561 p
Reel 84 (Please note: This reel is a duplication of Reel 83)
( in cutie se afla microfilmul 76bis )
Reel 85
File112574
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
1. Costea Josef and others, members of the Iron Guard are out under observation. Legionnaire literature is attached. 31 p
File 109917
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
8. ArdeleanuConstantin and others interrogated in relation to Legionnaire activity in
Socialist Romania. 33 p
9. General Direction of People’s Security. Interrogation of a group of Legionnaires arrested
300 p (barely legible)
after entering illegally the territory of Socialist Romania.
Reel 86
File 40028
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
(No #) List of persons arrested and roster of items. 16 p
2.1 People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Vitcu Nicolae, commandant of a labor battalion and others of atrocities committed against Jews under his command. 552 p
2.2 Military Tribunal Timioara. Capt. Nicolaescu Ioan is accused of atrocities committed against Jews under his command in a labor camp. 235 p
3. People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Capt. Teodorescu Gheorghe of atrocities committed against Jews in a labor camp. 31 p
4. People’s Tribunal Cluj accuses Gyory Barna and Angos Ladislau of atrocities committed
against Jews in a labor camp. 164 p
5.1 People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Szanto Geza of atrocities committed against Jews in a labor camp. 34 p
5.2 People’s Tribunal Cluj accuses Szabo Josef of atrocities committed against Jews in a labor camp. 23 p
5.3 People's Tribunal Cluj accuses Papp Ladislau of atrocities committed against Jews in a labor camp. 37 p
Reel 87
File 40029
Ministry of Internal Affairs - People’s Tribunal Cluj
Volume #
1. (Part 1) Investigation of Abraham Josif and others.(NOTE: File begins with Page 20 of document). Indictment and trial of Hungarians who committed
atrocities against the Romanian and the Jewish population in various districts after the occupation of Northern Tansilvania by Hungary in fall 1940. 35 p
1. (Part 2) Sentencing of Hungarians who committed atrocities against the Romanian and the Jewish population in various districts after the occupation of
Northern Tansilvania by Hungary in fall 1940. 189 p (Mostly barely legible)
2. Ghetto Oradea. Group 8. Investigation of Gyapai Ladislau and others. Documents mostly
tortures suffered by Ghetto inmates. Lists with Jewish names. 236 p
in Hungarian. Some Declarations in Romanian describe
File 571/945
Accused Czer Ludovic. 4 p barely legible (A portion of black film).
Reel 88
File 40029 ( continuarea file 40029 vol 2 - Gyapai Ladislau si altii )
Ministry of Internal Affairs - People's Tribunal Cluj
File 571/945
Accused Czer Ludovic. Mostly in Hungarian and barely legible. 30 p
File 701/946
Trial of wife of Megyesi Josif accused of atrocities against the Jews at their deportation.56 p
File 55/945
Accused Kiss Roza and others. Documents mostly in Hungarian and barely legible. 225 p
Volume #
4. Csoka Laszlo and others are accused of atrocities comitted against Jews in Satul Mare. 50 p
5. Vasarbely Ladislau and others are accused of atrocities comitted against Jews in the Ghetto Cluj. Many documents in Hungarian. 715 p
6. Joca Sandor and others are accused of atrocities committed against Jews in the Ghetto Tg. Mure.140 p (Continues on Reel 89).
Reel 89
File 40029
Ministry of Internal Affairs - People's Tribunal Cluj
Volume #
6. Joca Sandor and others are accused of atrocities committed against Jews in the Ghetto Tg. Mure. 109 p (Continuation from Reel 88)
7. Schmidt Imre and others are accused of atrocities committed against Jews in the Ghetto Reghin. 233 p
8. Szentivani Gavril and others are accused of atrocities committed against Jews in the Ghetto Sft. Gheorghe. 115 p
9. Schilling Ioan and others are accused of atrocities committed against Jews in the Ghetto Some. (Vol. 1). 431 p
10. Olah Alexandru and others are accused of atrocities committed against Jews in the Ghetto Some. (Vol. II). 343 p (Continues on reel 90).
Reel 90
File 40029
Ministry of Internal Affairs - People’s Tribunal Cluj
Volume #
10. (Continued from Reel 89). Olah Alexandru and others are accused of atrocities committed against Jews in the Ghetto Some. (Vol. II). 212 p
11. Investigation of atrocities committed against the Jews in Ghetto Baia Mare, 457 p
12. Dr. Slavy Vasile and others accused of atrocities against the Jews in the Ghetto Simleul Silvaniei. 546 p
Reel 91
File 40029
Ministry of Internal Affairs - People’s Tribunal Cluj
Volume #
13. Duba Irina and others accused of atrocities against the Jews in the Ghetto Simleul Silvaniei. (Vol. II). 567 pages
14. Annex to Ghetto Simleul Silvaniei (Vol. I). 643 p in Hungarian.
Reel 92
File 40018
Ministry of Internal Affairs. Special Court for War Criminals
Volume #
3. Accused Horia Stamatiu. Excerpts from articles published in Legionnary daily Porunca Vremii before the Rebeliune. Fled the country on February 1941. 49 p
4. Accused Alex Gregorian. Excerpts from articles published in Legionnary press Sfarm Piatr in 1937 - 1942. Left for Switzerland in 1944. 42 p
5. Interrogatory of Gheorghe A. C, Cuza and his son Gheorghe Cuza in relation to their political activity and their connections with Nazi Germany. Excerpts
from articles published by them. 90 p
6. Indictment of A. C. Cuza as war criminal. He was a paid agent of the German Embassy. Excerpts from his pro-Nazi writings. Lives since 1944 in Switzerland.
30 p
7. Indictment of Sergiu Vladimir Cristea. Figures on the list of war criminals headed by Ion Antonescu. 24 p
8. Indictment of Vintila Horia Caftangioglu. Excerpts from articles published in the
Legionnary press. 28 p
9. Indictment of Ion Snngeorgiu for pro-Nazi activity. Excerpts from article published in the extreme Right press. 80 p
File 20215
Ministry of State Scurity. People's Tribunal Cluj
Volume #
1&2
Rnzvan Zeno, member of the Sigurana in Odessa, suspected of war crimes. File was
closed. 83 p
File 20340
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
1&2
Ioan Victor Vojen, Romanian ambassador to Italy. Excerpts from his articles in the Legionnary press. Copies of letters from the Romanian
Embassy, concerning the Vienna Diktat. 234 p
File 20496
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
2. Investigation of Manciuc Ilie and others. Excerpts from the anti-Semitic press.
File 38880
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
1. Herseni Traian, indicted for disseminating Nazi propaganda in writings and speeches. Excerpts from articles and the daily AGERPRES. 115 p
File 24347
Ministry of Internal Affairs. People's Tribunal Bucharest
Volume #
2. Lt. Colonel Matei Velescu accused of war crimes in Odessa is exonerated. 38 p
File 40029
Ministry of Internal Affairs. People's Tribunal Cluj
Volume #
15. Dr. Dene and others accused of atrocities against Jews in the Ghetto Simleu (Vol. 2). 336 p in Hungarian.
Reel 93
File 40029
Ministry of Internal Affairs. People's Tribunal Cluj
Volume #
15. Dr. Dene and others accused of atrocities against Jews in the Ghetto Simleu (Vol. 2). 121 p in Hungarian. NB. A file with the same number, but different
contents appears on Reel 92).
16. Annex to Ghetto Simleu. (Vol/ III). Ghetto and deportation of Jews. 725 p in Hungarian.
17. Illinyi Vasile and others accused of atrocities committed against Jews in the Ghetto Sighet and during deportations. 380 p chiefly in Hungarian. (Continues
on Reel 94)
Reel 94
File 40029
Ministry of Internal Affairs. People's Tribunal Cluj
Volume #
17. (Continuation from Reel 93) Illinyi Vasile and others accused of atrocities committed against Jews in the Ghetto Sighet and during deportations. 34 p
18. Borbey Coloman and others accused of atrocities committed against the Jews in Ghetto Nasaud and during deportations. 266 p
19. Megiesy Elisabeta and others accused of atrocities committed against the Jews in various Ghettos in Northern Transilvania. Many documents and copies
of newspapers in Hungarian. Appeals for leniency and declarations in favor of the accused. 408 p
21. Investigation of Czeisperger Petru. Mostly in Hungarian and barely legible. 49 p
23. Investigation of Szentivany Gavril. Indictment of 193 civilians and military personnel who committed atrocities in Northern Transilvania occupied by
Hungary in 1940 against the Romanian and the Jewish population and in the Ghettos. 133 p
30. Investigation of Lazar Iosif for atrocities committed against the Jewish population in Simleul Silvaniei during the Hungarian occupation. 50 p
Reel 95
File 20670
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
1 & 2 Indictment of Antonescu Stamate and others for participation in the massacres of the Jews in Cetatea Alb, Bessarabia in fall 1941. In 1955 Col.
Antonescu Stamate was exonerated, 103 p
File 20372
Ministry of Internal Affairs. Special Tribunal for War Criminals
Volume #
1. Dogaru Valeriu, Inspector of Prisons in Transnistria, Ret. General Ionescu Vasile, Mayor
of Cernaui, Lt. Col.Modest Isopescu, Prefect District Golta,
Transnistria, Col. Max Krinner, General Mihai Iliescu, Inspector General Gendarmerie Transnistria are indicted as war criminals by Decree of the Council of
Ministers. 70 p
2. Indictment of Ceteanu Constantin and others for war crimes while active in the Central Prison in Odessa. 154 p
File 19449
Ministry of Internal Affairs. War Ministry
Volume #
1. Bleanu Dumitru. File contains Ordinances and documents of the Military Tribunals and the High Military Court of Justice for the years 1940-1944. 287 p
2. Interrogatory of General Bleanu Dumitru, re. his activity as Chief Justice on the High military Court of Justice. 169 p
4. Bleanu Dumitru. Proceedings of the Military Court of Appeals. 10 p
File 18822
Ministry of Internal Affairs. Tribunal Bucharest
Volume #
1&2
Trial of Agopa Gheorghe for war crimes, by participating in the massacre of Jews in
Cetatea Alba, Bessarabia. 138 p
File 7299
Ministry of Internal Affairs. Office of the General Prosecutor
Volume #
1&2
Cosmovici Horia, notorious Legionnary Commandant was tried by the Antonescu regime and by the People's Tribunal in 1945. Retried in 1954,
pending hid appeal. Clips from newspapers and writings attached. 287 p
File 18739
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Volume #
1&2
Inquiry of Cercavschi Emanuel, Secretary generak of the Government of Transnistria, by the Antonescu regime. 33 p
Reel 96
33 Iron Guard. Trial of Iron Guard members, accused of printing anti-constitutional leaflets. List of Iron Guards candidates for parliamentary elections.
Various Iron Guard documents. Statements signed by the Iron Guard leaders. Iron Guard photos.1934, 250 p
Volume #
264. “The Jewish problem 1939-1943”. Police reports on Centrala Evreilor. 1943, 473 p
356. Association of Native Jews – 1936-1941. The “territorialist” movement. Lettter by A.
1941, 296 p
Wilman addressed to Adolf Hitler. SSSI reports on Jews.
B3. Various police reports on Jews and on Centrala Evreilor. 1941. 297 p
File 3051
Volume #
1. SSI reports on Jews. 1943. 435 p
Reel 97
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 1)
Council of State Security. Fond Documentar
Volume #
560. Police reports dating from 1932 - 1933 re. surveillance of extreme right organizations Garda de Fier (the Iron Guard) and Liga Aprii National Cretine L.A.N.C.(Christian League of National Defense). 336 p
566. Police reports dating from Jan- April 1933, on surveillance of the Garda de Fier and its
head Corneliu Zelea Codreanu. Fusion of this group with
the Cuzist organization
L.A.N.C. Copies of manifestos and various propaganda materials with heavy anti-Semitic accent. Trials of members of these
organizations. 503 p
567. Ministry of Internal Affairs, Archives of the Sigurana. March-April 1941, regarding Garda de Fier. Police activity for finding and arrest of members of the
Garda de Fier (Legionnaires) suspected of having participated in the rebeliune in January 1941. Also documents on relations with the German Army stationed
in Romania and on surveillance of strangers. 429 p
572. Materials from years 1934-1935 regarding the activity of the Garda de Fier. Surveillance of a new extreme right organization the Liga Sportiv, 40 p
574. Documents from the Gendarmery in District Ilfov, regarding the Legionnary activity after the rebeliune in 1941. Vol.II. 155 p
575. Documents related to the Legionnary problem in the years 1936 - 1937. 238 p
Reel 98
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 2)
Council of State Security. Fond Documentar
Volume #
575
577. Documents related to the Legionnary problem in the year 1933. Copies of newspaper excerpts and of manifestos. 414 p
579. Documents related to the Legionnary problem in the year 1933. Copies of newspaper excerpts and of manifestos. Material related to the activity of the
garda de Fier for the national elections in support of their candidates. 464 p
581. Documents related to the Legionnary problem in the year 1934. Copies of newspaper excerpts and of manifestos. Lists of Legionnaires arrested. Copies
of debates in the Romanian Parliament. 450 p
584. Documents related to the Legionnary problem in the year 1935. 82 p
Reel 99
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 3)
Council of State Security. Fond Documentar
Volume #
584. Documents related to the Legionnary problem and concerning the illegal activity after the Garda the Fier party was outlawed in December 1933. 340 p
618. Documents related to the Legionnary problem in the years 1944 - 1945. Detection and detention of Legionnaires escaped from detention camps and of
war criminals. Instructions for identification of tenants in housing units. Instructions for control of strangers and of Jews coming to live in the Capital. 1115 p
620. Documents related to Legionnaires who disappeared after the rebeliune in February 1941, by being inducted in the army with the aid of friendly officers
or who fled into neighboring countries. Information on continuation of the Legionnary underground activity. 50 p
Direction of the Secret police (Sigurana.) 1948-1949
Volume #
13284.
Trial procedures of the leaders of the Rebeliune in various public establishments in Bucharest. File: Tudoran, Maxim, Fischer. 83 p
641. Details and additional material regarding the Legionnaire activity of the Garda de Fier in the year 1932. 198 p
Reel 100
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 4)
Council of State security. Fond Documentar
Volume #
643. The Legionnary problem in the years 1939- 1940. 310 p
645. Legionnary problem in the year 1938. Trials of the Legionnary leaders.
riots and assassination of public figures and dignitaries. 388 p
Organization and preparation of Universty students and factory workers for
653. Documents related to Legionnary activity immediately following the rebeliune in January 1941. 294 p
636. Documents related to Legionnary activity in the year 1941. 275 p
654. Legionnary problem in the year 1942. The attitude of the German Embassy in Bucharest. 41 p
659. Legionnary problem in the year 1941. 384 p (Continues on Reel 101)
Reel 101
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 5)
Council of State Security. Fond Documentar
Volume #
659. Legionnary problem in the year 1941. Horia Sima begging acceptance from Antonescu. 349 p (Continued from Reel 100)
664. Legionnary problem in the year 1941. 26 p
666. Various materials from the year 1936 in relation to the Legionnary movement.
283 p
670. Legionnary problem in the year 1942. Reports from various institutions and factories in Bucharest regarding the attitude and participation of their
personnel in the rebeliune. 527 p
676. Assassination of political prisoners in the Jilava prison in the night of 26-27 November, 1940 committed by Legionnary assassins. Trial and sentences
of perpetrators, 238 p
679. Legionnary problem in the year 1945. Documents regarding the Legionnaires war criminals, hiding in the mountains. 55 p
687. Legionnary problem in the years 1940-1941. Lists of Prefects of Districts 1940. Materials regarding the burial of Codreanu and other Legionnaires. The
process of rehabilitation (Press excerpts). 116 p (Continues on Reel 102)
Reel 102
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 6)
Council of State Security. Fond Documentar
Volume #
687. Legionnary problem in the years 1940-1941. Lists of Prefects of Districts 1940. Materials regarding the burial of Codreanu and other Legionnaires. The
process of rehabilitation (Press excerpts). 94 pages (Continued from Reel 101)
700. Various materials of the Garda de Fier in the year 1932, mostly related to the national elections and with strong anti-Semitic contents. 63 p
702. Legionnary problem in the years 1940-1941. Relations with Nazi organizations. 76 p
703. Legionnary problem in January 1941, related to the activity of the authorities in the aftermath of the rebeliune. 217 p
706. Activity of the Legionnary party Totul pentru Tar in the year 1936. 52 p
721. Activity of the Legionnary party Totul pentru Tar in the Bucovina in the year 1936. 58 p
722. Activity of the Legionnary party Totul pentru Tar in the year 1936. 364 p
723. Legionnary problem in the years 1937-1938. Documents relating to the control of the press. 364 p
724. Statute of the Fascia National Romn. 14 p
726. The Legionnary movement seen by the foreign press and by the Romanian democratic
press and the population. 390 p (Continues on Reel 103)
Reel 103
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 1)
Council of State Security. Fond Documentar
Volume #
726. The Legionnary movement seen by the foreign press and by the Romanian democratic
press and the population. 31 p (Continued from Reel 102)
727. The Legionnary problem in the years 1938-1939. The assassination of Prime Minister Armand C|linescu and the killing of Codreanu and 13 Legionnaires.
46 p
731. The Legionnary problem in the year 1939. 382 p
733. The Legionnary problem in the year 1940. Unfriendly activity of the English Embassy and the press corps toward the policy of the Romanian
Government in the period of the Ultimatum from the USSR. 298 p
735. Police reports regarding the Legionnary activity in the year 1940. 81 p
736. Police reports regarding the Legionnary activity in the year 1941 (January - July). 253 p
738. Police reports regarding the Legionnary activity in the year 1941 (August). 165 p
740. Police reports regarding the Legionnary activity in the year 1941 (August-September). Information regarding the lack of discipline and disdainful attitude
of the German soldiers toward the Romanian Army. 206 p
748. Police reports regarding the Legionnary activity in the year 1942 (October-December).
Reel 104
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Council of State Security. Fond Documentar
223 p
Volume #
757. Police reports regarding the Legionnary activity in the year 1941 (September-October). Surveillance of the families of the fugitive Legionnaires still in
Romania. 142 p
813. Ministry of Agriculture reports on presence of active Legionaries among their personnel in their offices around the country in the year 1941. 116 p
814. Ministry of the Interior obtains reports from all Police stations in the country relative to the presence and activity of the Garda de Fier and analyses of
their policies in the year 1934. 371 p
815. Ministry of Internal Affairs. Archives of the Sigurana. File 19785 A.S.: The party Totul Pentru Tar. For the year 1937. 124 p
818. Legionnary problem after the rebeliune in January 1941. Lists of Legionnaires arrested
activity. 471 p
and fugitives. Reports on surveillance of underground
819. Materials regarding the handling of the property of the outlawed Legionnary Party. Copies of Legionnary literature. Reports on underground
reorganization and propaganda activity. 191 p
820. The Legionnary problem, March 1941. Documents related to the Rebeliune. 62 p
823. Regroupment of Legionnaires and reports on reaction of political parties. 90 p
825. The Legionnary problem in Romania in the period 1940-1941. The role and actions of the Romanian Army. 90 p
828. The Legionnary problem in Romania in 1942. Aspects of the political and artistic life and the penetration of clandestine Legionnaire actions in various
sectors of public life. The relations and attitude of Nazi Germany and the German Embassy in Bucharest. 218 p (Continues on Reel 105)
Reel 105
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Council of State Security. Fond Documentar
Volume #
828. The Legionnary problem in Romania in 1942. Aspects of the political and artistic life and the penetration of clandestine Legionnaire actions in various
sectors of public life. The relations and attitude of Nazi Germany and the German Embassy in Bucharest. 62 p (Continued from Reel 104)
859. The Legionnary problem. Roster of Legionnary candidates for the Senatorial elections
by the Siguranta in 1948. 78 p
in December 1937. Surveillance of supposed Legionnaires
861. Materials regarding the Legionnary problem in July-August 1937. Propaganda and Party organization. 200 p
863.
The party Totul pentru Tar in the period Sept-Oct 1937. 128 p
865. Materials of the General Direction of the Police in the period Feb- March, 1941 re. Legionnary activity. Two pamphlets containing the statutes and the
annual report of the Jewish organization of mutual assistance, Mutualitatea for the year 1939. 365 p
866. The Legionnary problem in the year 1940. Surveillance of members of the Garda de Fier. 62 p
870. The party Totul pentru Tar in the period Jan-Feb. 1941, in the aftermath of the rebeliune. 279 p
1151.
The Legionnary problem. LA.N.C. (the Christian National League ), years 1926-
1927. 335 p (Continues on Reel 106)
Reel 106
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Council of State Security. Fond Documentar
Volume #
1151. The Legionnary problem. LA.N.C. (the Christian National League), years 19261927. Copies of the Party magazine Infrirea Romneasc. 77 p. (Continued from Reel 105)
1152. The Legionnary problemin 1927. Proceeding of the General Assembly of the party Totul Pentru Tara. Propaganda material with strong anti-Semitic
accent. Statutes of the newly created branch of the Party in Bessarabia. 410 p
1153. The Legionnary problem. L.A.N.C. in the years 1930-1931. 413 p
1154. The Legionnary problem. L.A.N.C. in the years 1931-1932. Anti-Semitic literature and posters, 453 p
Reel 107
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Council of State Security. Fond Documentar
Volume #
1157. The Legionnary problem. L.A.N.C. in the year 1933. 411 p
1159. The Legionnary problem. L.A.N.C. in the year 1934. 402 p
1187. Circular letters and different materials of Legionnaire activity in the years 19341938. Translation of H, St, Chamberlain's letter regarding the Jewish Problem in Romania. 240 p
1188. Legionary materials, circular letters, etc., year 1937. 51 p
1191. The Party Totul pentru Tara in the year 1936. 506 p
Reel 108
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 12)
Council of State Security. Fond Documentar
Volume #
1205. The Legionnary problem in the year 1941. Reports on actions to apprehend Legionnaires suspected of criminal activities during the rebeliune. 610 p
1209. The Legionnary problem in the year 1941. Reports on actions to apprehend Legionnaires suspected of criminal activities during the rebeliune. Search
for weapons. 620 p
1233. The Legionnary Cooperatives in Romania in 1938. 3 p
1288. The Society of Students in Medical Studies (Legionnaire) in the years 1933-1939. Hostile activities against the Government and against the Jewish
students. Copies of posters and documents. 295 p
1302. Cutouts from the Legionnary Press. 153 p
Reel 109
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Ministry of the Interior. Documentary Folder
Volume #
1393. Trials of the heads and of participants in the rebeliune in January 1941. Lists of personnel expelled from various institutions for participation in the
rebeliune. Police reports on the clandestine activity of the Legionnaires. 397 p
Council of State security. Documentary folder
Volume #
872. Legionnary clandestine activity in the period after the rebeliune. 162 p
873. Legionnary clandestine activity in the period after the rebeliune. Search for hidden weapons in the convents around the Capital. 193 p
877. Legionnary problem in March 1941. Information on attitude of Italian press and the anti-Semitic congress in Frankfurt. 106 p
915. Legionnary movement in 1940. House arrest imposed on a number of known Legionnaires. 82 p
914. Legionnary movement in 1938. Internment of a number of known Legionnaires. 11 p
918. Coordination of surveillance activity on the clandestine Legionnary activity in 1940. 94 p
916. Newspaper clips containing acts of denouncement of participation in Legionnary activity. Clandestine Legionnary propaganda. Lists of Legionnaires to be
mobilized in the army. 163 p
923. Activity of the Garda de Fier and the events in the year 1934. 250 p
924. Reorganization of the Garda de Fier for clandestine activity. Surveillance in 1934-1935. 242 p
Reel 110
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 14)
Council of State Security. Fond Documentar
Volume #
924. Clandestine activity of the Garda de Fier in the period June-Sept 1934. 144 p
926. The Legionnary problem 1935-1936. Participation and activity of the University students. 189 p
927. Clandestine activity of the Garda de Fier in the period October-November 1936. 160 p
930. Clandestine activity of the Garda de Fier in the year 1936 (Contents unclear, List shows that many documents were taken out). 13 p
931. Clandestine activity of the Garda de Fier in the period January-February 1937. 220 p
999. The clandestine activity of the outlawed Party Totul pentru Tara in 1938. 194 p
1000. The clandestine activity of the outlawed Party Totul pentru Tara in 1938. 277 p
1001. The clandestine activity of the outlawed Party Totul pentru Tara in 1938. 233 p
Reel 111
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Council of State security. Fond Documentar
Volume #
933. The clandestine activity of the outlawed Party Totul pentru Tara in 1937. 136 p
940. The clandestine activity of the outlawed Party Totul pentru Tara in 1938. 78 p
934. Referring to lists of Legionnaires in January 1946. 14 p
935. Police surveillance and search for Legionnaires in 1938. 84 p
936. Police surveillance and search for Legionnaires in 1938. 42 p. (Barely legible)
938. Police surveillance and search for Legionnaires in 1938. 217 p (Most of the material barely legible).
939. Police surveillance and search for Legionnaires in 1938. Two empty sheets with letterhead of Union of Jewish Craftsmen (In Hebrew) 222 p (Most of the
material barely legible).
941. Copies of newspapers in Romanian, German, French and Polish and barely legible documentary material related to the situation in Romania in 1939 and
the Legionnary activity. 370 p
942. Police surveillance and search for Legionnaires in 1939. 89 p. (Most of the material barely legible) (Continues on Reel 112)
Reel 112
Council of State Security. Fond Documentar
Volume #
942. Police surveillance and search for Legionnaires in 1939. 27 p (Most of the material
barely legible) (Continue from Reel 111)
960. Legionnary problem in 1943 (?). 160 p (Most of the material barely legible)
966. Legionnary problem in 1938 (?). 167 p (Most of the material illegible)
1002. Legionnary problem in 1938. 582 p
Reel 113
Council of State Security. Fond Documentar
Volume #
2789. The Jewish Problem. Jews from the Ghettos. Jews escaped form the Ghettos in Cernauti and Chisinau. Aid sent to Transnistria. 136 p
2808. Problems related to the life of the Jews: organization, regulations and restrictions. The factories and businesses taken over by Romanians. The labor
battalions. The
political Zionist) and cultural life. The Jewish Problem in Romania: History-Evolution-Conclusions. General view of the internal
organization of the Jews in Romania after World War I. The Jewish Problem from the point of view of State Security. The damaging attitude toward the State
in the curriculum of the Jewish Schools. Various actions of the Jews against the Romanian State. 389 p
2833. The Emigration of the Jews in the years 1940-1946. The vessels Pancho, Dorian II, Lola. The history of the Struma. The activity of the HIAS. Jews
requesting URSS transit visa for emigration. 262 p
2844. The Jewish Problem. The Emigration of the Jews in the years 1941- 1945. The Boat Struma Macedonia. The emigration committee ALYIA. Lists of
prospective emigres presently in labor battalions. 430 p (Continues on Reel 114)
Reel 114
Council of State Security. Fond Documentar
Volume #
2844. The Jewish Problem. The emigration ofthe Jews in the years 1941-1945. The
aftermath of the Struma disaster. 61 . (Continued from Reel 113)
2960. Ministry of the Interior. Police Prefecture Bucharest. The Federation of Jewish Communities up to Sept. 1, 1943. Various unsuccessful appeals of
Dr.Filderman to Antonescu: deportations, military service of Jews. Forced State loans police surveillance of the activity of the members of the
Federation after it is disbanded in December 1941. Activity of the Centrala Evreilor. 486 p
3022. The Jewish Problem in the years 1938-1942. The activity of the Centrala Evreilor. Propaganda material of a sect similar to Jews for Jesus.
Conversions of Jews to Christianity. 425 p
3030. Ministry of the Interior. General Direction of Police. Emigrants in Romania from Germany, Poland, Austria, Hungary and Czechoslovakia. 102 p
Reel 115
Council of State Security. Fond Documentar
Volume #
3041. The Jewish Problem in the years 1938-1942. The Jewish Community of Spanish (Sephardic) rite. Jews in Transnistria. Anti-Jewish legislation. 368 p
3051. The Jewish Problem in the years 1942-1943. 404 p (Mostly hard to read or illegible)
Reel 116
Council of State Security. Fond Documentar
Volume #
3052. The Jewish Problem in the year 1943. The activity of the American Joint distribution Committee and its relation with the Centrala Evreilor. List of 731
persons (?). 71 p.(Mostly illegible)
3082. The Jewish Problem in the year 1944. 355 pages (Mostly illegible)
3116. The Jewish Problem in the year 1944. List of Jews who have left for Palestine. The Jewish labor battalions. The children’s transport to Palestine. 506 p
(Mostly illegible)
3030. Ministry of the interior, General Direction of Police. Emigrants in Romania from Germany, Poland, Austria, Hungary and Czechoslovakia. 357 p
3037. Ministry of the interior, General Direction of Police. The Union of Jewish Communities in Romania. Lists of Jews that have converted to various
Christian rites. Official Instructions for Jews in labor battalions. 355 p
3039. Ministry of the interior, General Direction of Police. Jews evacuated to Transnistria and not participating in the community workforce. 134 p
Reel 117
Gazeta Evreiasca (Publication of the Centrala Evreilor-The Romanian Judenrat), 1942 –1943. 223 p
Reel 118
File 16495
Ministry of Internal Affairs. Operative Archive
Volume #
1. Copy of a sociological study of two Legionnary Heroes. Materials related to the Rebeliune. 110 p
2. Police surveillance of Prof. Herseni Traian, known for his Legionnary activity and connections. Copies of his writings. 304 p
File 18709
Ministry of Internal Affairs. Operative Archive Vol. 197 pages (Material illegible).
Court of Justice Bucharest, Section War Crimes. Accused
Diaconescu Dumitru and others. 329 pages (Material is illegible and contents could not be determined)
Volume #
2. Lt. Col. Bobulescu M and others accused of having committed war crimes. 288 p
(Material is illegible and contents could not be determined)
Ministry of Internal Affairs Fond: Information Service Records
File 582
1.Operating Archive. Documents relating to Romanian gendarmerie personnel appealing their sentences for war crimes committed against Jews in
1941-42. Among the arguments: they were executing the orders of their superiors. A colonel commander was sentenced to only three years of
regular jail, compared to their sentences of many years of forced labor. 1952-1953. Vol. 1 – 700 pages; Vol.2 – 569 pages; Trial of superior officers of
the Gendarmerie at the People’s Tribunal for war crimes committed against Jews. 1945-1947. Vol.3 - 409 pages; Vol.4 – 110 pages.
File 582
Operating Archive. (Continuation from Vol.4) Trial of superior officers and others of the Gendarmerie at the People’s tribunal for war crimes
committed against Jews. 1949. Vol. 4, 516 p (1957) Vol. 5, 410 p
File 5743
Operating Archive. Vol.1. Executions of Soviet spies and civilians deemed to be spies. Atrocities committed by Romanian military in the region Odessa.
1952. 525 pages. Vol.2. 69 p
File 6848
Operating Archive. Trial of superior officers of the Gendarmerie for war crimes committed against Jews.1952. 106 p
File18621
Operating Archive. Trial of superior officers of the Gendarmerie at the People’s Tribunal for war crimes committed against Jews. Facsimiles from a
book by Marius Mircu “The pogrom in Bucovina and Dorohoi” describing the horrors of the pogroms. 1945. Vol. 1. 164 p
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 3)
File 18621
Operating Archive. (Continues from Reel 120) Trial of military personnel of the Gendarmerie for war crimes committed against Jews in Bucovina. In
the town Itzcani the goods left by the deported Jews were sold to the population in a bazaar. 1947- 1952 Vol.1 – 382 p; Vol.2 – 83 p; Vol.3 – 92 p
File 18808
Operating Archive. Martial Court Odessa 1942. Discovery of a load of boxes with jewelry, gold, paintings and various objects, involving the Military Fire
department from Odessa. 1942. Vol. 1 – 530 pages. Appeals of military personnel related to illicit transfer of goods from Odessa. 1954. Vol. 2, 325 p;
1952. Vol. 3, 337 p
File 18808
Operating Archive. Vol. 3 (Continues from Reel 121) Appeals of military personnel related to illicit transfer of goods from Odessa.1952. 367 p
Vol. 4. Appeals of military personnel related to illicit transfer of goods from Odessa. 1951. 317 p
File 19670
Operating Archive. Appeals of military personnel related to treatment of internees in Vapniarca. List of internees in the camp Vapniarca. 1951. Vol.1 475 pages. Vol. 2 – 27 pages
File 20513
Operating Archive. Appeals of administrative personnel related to treatment of internees. 1951. Vol.1 – 257 pages. Vol. 3 1945. 10 p follows Vol.2 , 1950,
325 p
File 21136
Operating Archive. Appeal of a sentence given “in absentia” for a gendarmerie officer, for war crimes against suspected civilians and Jews in
Transnistria (inclusive the infamous colonel Isopescu). Lists of Jews who requested compensation for deportation to Transnistria (except Jews from
Bucovina). Trial,of administrative personnel in Transnistria for war crimes against deportees. Gold coins stolen from Gypsies deported to
Transnistria.1949. 512 p
File 21136
Operating Archive. Interrogatories of military personnel who served in Transnistria. Vol.1 . 1953. 198 p Vol. 2 – 49 p
File 21227
Operating Archive. Events related to the camp in Edineti and during the transport of the Jews to Transnistria. The trial of General Topor.(1945) The
history of the actions against the Jews in Romania and in the occupied territories after breakout of WWII. 1945. 423 p
Operating Archive Vol. 2. Events related to the camps in Edineti and Secureni during the transport of the Jews to Transnistria. 633 p
Operating Archive Vol. 3. Appeals of sentences for war crimes related to treatment of Jews.1954.103 p
Operating Archive Vol. 4. Appeals of sentences for war crimes related to treatment of Jews in camps in Bessarabia. 1954 – 1959. 430 p
File 115935
Operating Archive. Vol. 2. Appeals of sentences for war crimes related to treatment of Jews in camps in Bessarabia. 1959. 84 p
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola G)
File 21535
Operating Archive. Vol. l. Appeal of sentences for war crimes related to treatment of Jews in camps in southern Transnistria.1946. 448 p
Operating Archive Vol. 2. 1948. 359 p
Operating Archive Vol. 3. 195. 249 p
Operating Archive Vol. 4. 1945. Atrocities committed at the Gendarmerie headquarters officers in various [positions in Transnistria. 405 p
Operating Archive Vol. 5. Appeals of sentences for war crimes related to treatment of Jews in camps in Transnistria. 1947. 630 p
File 21535
Operating Archive. Vol. 5. (Continues from Reel # 124). Appeal of sentences for war crimes related to treatment of local population in Transnistria.
1956. 61 p
Operating Archive Vol. 6. 271 pages.1956. Vol. 7. Jews and Russians were executed in Tiraspol. 621 p
Operating Archive Vol.8. 114 p
Operating Archive Vol.9. 273 p
Operating Archive Vol. 10. 84 p
File 21535
Operating Archive Vol. 10. (Continues from Reel # 125). Appeal of sentences for war crimes related to treatment of local population in Transnistria.
1957. 215 p
Operating Archive Vol. 12. 242 p
File 22936
Operating Archive Vol. 1. Appeal of sentences for war crimes. 1951. 374 p
Operating Archive Vol. 2. 1956. 422 p
Operating Archive Vol. 3.1957. 68 p
Operating Archive Vol. 4. 1951. 87 p
File 23328
Operating Archive Vol. 1. Criminal activity at the General Directorate of Customs, that was dominated by the Germans. Trials of Commanding officers of
camps for Russian prisoners for war crimes. 1951. 325 p
File 24361
Operating Archive Vol. 2. Trials of Commanding officers of camps for Russian prisoners for war crimes. 1951. 278 p
File 24361
Operating Archive Vol. 2. (Continues from Reel # 126) Trials of
crimes. 1951. 95 p
Commanding officers and NCO’s of camps for Russian prisoners accused of war
Operating Archive Vol. 3. Total neglect of sanitary conditions and medical personnel.1946. 330 p
Operating Archive Vol. 4. 1948. 188 p
Operating Archive Vol. 5. 1945.317 p
Operating Archive Vol. 6. 1946. 206 p
Operating Archive Vol.7.1 045. 533 p
Operating Archive Vol. 8. 1948. 140 p
File 24361
Operating Archive. Vol. 8. (Continues from Reel # 127) Trials of
crimes 1948. 57 p
Commanding officers and NCOs of camps for Russian prisoners accused of war
Operating Archive Vol. 9. Appeals of police detectives who tried to obtain false
declarations by coercion under torture. 1953. 508 p
Operating Archive Vol. 10. Trials of commanding officers and NCO’s of camps for Russian prisoners, accused of war crimes 1950. 430 p
Operating Archive Vol. 11. 1951. 104 p
Operating Archive Vol. 12. 1958.105 p Appeals of gendarmerie officers and secret service agents who committed crimes against the local population
in Transnistria.
File 36379
Operating Archive. Jews in Transnistria. 1954. 101 p
File 64472
Operating Archive. Appeals of military personnel who committed atrocities against civilians in Transnistria.
Operating Archive Vol. l. 1951. 231 p
Operating Archive Vol. 2. List of 62 military personnel implicated in war crimes in Bessarabia as revenge for the presumed hostile attitude of the local
population (Jews) during the retreat of the Romanian troops in June 1940. Detailed description of the tortures and killings of the Jews in various
localities. (It is a gruesome report). It continues describing this barbaric activity when advancing in Soviet territory, also killing Russian prisoners.
Romanian military collaborate with German troops in killing civilians and prisoners. It is the history of an elite Romanian cavalry regiment. 1952. 606
p
File 100243
Operating Archive. Appeals of military personnel who committed atrocities against civilians. 1955. 79 p
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 6G)
File 100243
Operating Archive. Vol. 1. (Continues from Reel # 128) Stefanescu Dimitrie, General Administrative Inspector of Transnistria. Initiated the evacuation
of Jews deportees to the death camp Skazinetz. History of the Romanian administration in Moghilev and their attitude towards the Jews, local, and
deported. Financial activity of various authorities related to the Jews.Robbing of deportees from Cernauti at the station Serebria.1942. 367 p, Vol.2.
22 p
File 101928
Operating Archive. Appeals of military personnel who committed atrocities against civilians. 1950
Operating Archive Vol.1. 538 p
Operating Archive Vol.2. 48 p
Operating Archive Vol.3. 140 p
Reel 130
No file number
Correspondence of the police in southern Bukovina. 1935
Press cuttings about the Jewssh school of agriculture. Oct 1945
Diverse reports from Romanian press relating to Jewish matters, including the activity of Joint in Romania. 1947
File 17, Volume 1
1. Orders of the commander of Bucharest military district. 1940
2. Orders issued by General Petrovicescu, Iron Guard Minister of the Interior, between September and December 1940, and by his successor in
February 1941.
3. Iron Guard manifestoes issued during the Iron Guard rebellion of January 1941
4. Correspondence from the General Directorate of Police relating to the activity of the Iron Guard. 1940
5. ‘White Book’ on the Iron Guard rebellion of Jan. 1941.
Reel 131
File 2683, Volume 6
Keren Kayemeth. Leisrael. The Romanian National Fund. 1947 Diverse correspondence. Documents in Hebrew and Romanian about Jewish cultural life
in Romania and abroad. Police reports about the Iron Guard movement. 1928-1935.
Reel 132
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 3)
File 2702, Volume 25
Documents on the Zionist movement. 1946-1948.
Reel 133
File 2770, Volume 95
Documents on the Zionist movement. 1947-1948.
Reel 134
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 5)
File 2787, Volume 112
Lists of Gypsies with prison records in Galati designated to be deported to Transnistria. Summer 1942. Lists of Jews with prison records in Bucharest
and Bacau designated to be deported to Transnistria. November 1942. Surveillance reports by security police on Jews. 1947. Lists of Jews due to
emigrate to Palestine on the vessels ‘Europa’, ‘Mihai’ and Pescarus’. 1942-1943
Reel 135
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 6)
File 2843, Volume 5
Documents on the emigration of Jews from Romania on the vessel ‘Mircea’. 1942. Romanian secret police reports on membership of the Zionist
movement. 1947
File 2868, Volume 207
Romanian intelligence service (SSI) reports on Jews in Cernauti. Reports from the SSI on the establishment of the Cernauti ghetto. October 1941
File 2880, Volume 219
Documents on the Union of Jewish Communities in Romania.1948-1950
Reel 136
File 2963, Volume 303
The Zionist movement ICHUD. 1947-1952. Documents on Jewish emigration from Romania. 1941-1942
Reel 137
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 8)
File 3043, Volume 383
Documents on the Jewish community. 1942-1952
Reel 138
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 9)
File 3061, Volume 403
Zionists organizations at the time of the elections in 1948. State security documents relating to the Jews. 1951
Reel 139
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 10)
File 3078, Volume123
Documents on the Federation of Zionists. 1945-1947
Reel 140
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 11)
File 3080, Volume 425
The Zionist movement in Romania. Jewish immigration to Palestine. 1946-1949
Reel 141
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 1)
File 3093, Volume 438
(File number is at end of reel) Documents on Joint. 1947
File 3116, Volume 472
Police surveillance reports on Jews in the county of Ialomita. 1942-1943
Reel 142
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 2)
File 3116, Volume 472 (cont)
(File number is at end of reel) Police reports on Jews in Calarasi and Constanta. 1944
File 3118, Volume 474
Lists of Jews deported to Transnistria. 1942-1943. Requests from Jews for the repatriation of family members deported to Transnistria.1943
File 3122
Documents on the HASCHOMER HAZAIR. 1946-1949. (Much of this is illegible)
Reel 143
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 3)
File 3187
Police reports from Lugoj and Timisoara. 1947. Police reports on the German minority in Romania. 1945
File 3194
Investigation of war criminals among the German minority in Romania. 1950. Lists of German and Hungarian suspects. 1950.Various reports on the
German minority. 1944-1950
Reel 144
File 3342, Volume 198
Problema Germania ( anii 1933-1947) Minoritatea saseasca 3p
File 3331, Volume 187
Diverse documents from the period 1933-1946 on the German ehnic group in Romania, including their deportation to the Soviet Union in January 1945.
Reel 145
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 5)
File 3460, Volume 318
Problema germana. Germanii din Romania inrolati in formatiunile „SS”, internati in lagar. Taberele cu membrii GEG 1p
File 3406, Volume 262
Various documents on the German ethnic group. 1943-1948. Police reports on the deportation of Germans to the Soviet Union in January 1945.
Reel 146
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 6)
File 3545, Volume 400
Documents on the German ethnic group, including police reports on their deportation to the Soviet Union. 1944-1945.
Reel 147
File 4683
Police reports on the activity of ‘subversive’ German, Hungarian and Ukrainian ethnic groups. 1945-1948
File 5991, Volume 1
Police reports on the evacuation of Jews from Dorohoi and other areas in June 1941 and
Reports on the behaviour of Soviet soldiers towards the population in Romania. 1944-1945.
their internment in labour camps. Summer 1941.
Reel 148
File 7070
Police reports on the evacuation of Jews from Dorohoi and other areas in June 1941 and their internment in labour camps. Summer 1941. Reports on
the behaviour of Soviet soldiers towards the population in Romania. 1944-1945
File 7632, Volume 1
Lists of Jews to be evacuated from Jassi in 1940 and 1941. Police reports on the application of anti-Jewish legislation, including the expropriation of
property, between 1940 and 1944. Reports on the activity of Joint and other Jewish agencies in Romania. 1948-1953. Documents on the ‘Israelite
Community of Spanish Rite’ founded in 1878.
File 7632, Volume 2
Documents on the Zionist movement in Romania. 1919-1949
Reel 149
File 7632, Volume 3
History of Zionism in Romania, written by the police. Secret police reports on suspected
File 38891, Volume 23
Zionist activist. 1950-1954
Court investigation of General Mihai Liescu, head of the gendarmerie in Transnistria. 1949. Reports from the Berzovka gendarmerie company. 1942
Reel 150
File 38891, Volume 24
Court investigation of Simota Eugen
File 39912, Volume 1
Court investigation into Ion Vatajeanu, convicted of war crimes committed in Targu-Frumos in June 1941. 1948
File 40011, Volume 1
Court investigation of 1945 into General Nicolae Macici and others, accused and convicted of the massacre of 19,000 Jews in Odessa in October 1941.
74pp. (This file is also on 25.004M reel 19)
File 40011, Volume 2
Court investigation of 1945 into General Nicolae Macici and others, accused and convicted
October 1941. 55pp. (This file is also on 25.004M reel 19)
of the massacre of 19,000 Jews in Odessa in
Reel 150
File 40011, Volume 45
Court investigation of 1942 and 1943 into Gheorghe Zlatescu, commandant of Targu-Jiu internment camp. Lists of Jews from Dorohoi interned in
Targu-Jiu in summer 1941.
File 40021, Volume 1
Court investigation into Ion Barcan and others. 1945. 240 p
Reel 151
File 40021, Volume 1 (cont)
Court investigation into Ioan Tofan, a policeman from Piatra Neamt, accused of torturing Communist activists. 1945. 80 p
File 40021, Volume 2
Court investigation into Ioan Tofan, a policeman from Piatra Neamt, accused of torturing Communist activists. 1945. 468 p
File 40021, Volume 3
Court investigation into Dumitru Hrehoriac and his alleged part in the murder by German troops in June 1941 of Jews and Urainians suspected of being
Communists in the village of Cotmeni, Cernauti. 1945. 46 p
Court investigation into police chief Gheorghe Cristescu, Nicolae Balan, Ioan Tofan and others from Piatra Neamt. 1948. 341 p
Reel 152
File 40021, Volume 3 (cont)
Court investigation into police chief Gheorghe Cristescu, Nicolae Balan, Ioan Tofan and others from Piatra Neamt. 1948. 284 p
File 40021, Volume 4
Court appeal made by Dumitru Hrehoriac. 1957. 14 p
File 40021, Volume 5
Court investigation into Gheorghe Timus and Ioan Barcan and their part in the deportation of Jews from Dorohoi in November 1941. 1945. 351 p
Reel 153
File 53363, Volume 1
Police investigation of February and March 1944 into David Tennenbaum and Zionist groups. 249 p
File 53363, Volume 2
Police investigation of February and March 1944 into David Tennenbaum and Zionist groups. 252 p
Reel 153
File 53363, Volume 3
Police investigation of February and March 1944 into David Tennenbaum and Zionist groups. 292 p (page-numbering defective-many pages not
included !)
Reel 154
File 53363, Volume 4
Police investigation of February and March 1944 into David Tennenbaum and Zionist groups. 130pp. (page-numbering defective-many pages not
included !)
File 53363, Volume 5
Police investigation of February and March 1944 into David Tennenbaum and Zionist groups. 260pp. (page-numbering defective-many pages not
included !)
Reel 155
File 53363, Volume 5 (cont)
Police investigation of February and March 1944 into David Tennenbaum and Zionist groups. 301pp. (page-numbering defective-many pages not
included !)
File 53363, Volume 6
Police investigation of February and March 1944 into David Tennenbaum and Zionist groups. 295pp. (page-numbering defective-many pages not
included !)
File 53363, Volume 7
Police investigation of February and March 1944 into David Tennenbaum and Zionist groups. 179pp. (page-numbering defective-many pages not
included !)
File 53363, Volume 8
Police investigation of February and March 1944 into David Tennenbaum and Zionist groups. 373pp. (page-numbering defective-many pages not
included !)
File 17597
Operating Archive. Deportation of Jews from Bucharest in 1942.
Operating Archive Vol. 1. Various press releases and public ordinances. Information from Police services. 152 p
Operating Archive Vol.2. 1942. 285 p
Operating Archive Vol. 3. Arrest and trial of upper management of the “Centrala Evreilor” accused of collaboration with Radu Lecca the Comissar of
Romanization. 242 p
Operating Archive Vol.4. 1944. 348 p
Operating Archive Vol. 5. 134 p
Operating Archive Vol. 6. Dosar 17597: 143 p
Volumes 1 2, 3, 4, 5, and volume 6 to fila 143
Dosar 17597: vol. 6, fila 144 to end, vol. 6, vol. 7, and vol. 8
Dosar 18480: vols. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5
Investigation of the authors of the roundup of Jews from Bucharest, 1942; testimonies of witnesses; investigation of the Minister of Interior, General
Dumitru I. Popescu;
investigation of Radu Lecca and inventory of objects confiscated from Radu Lecca (the
Commissar of Jewish
Affairs in the Antonescu government); investigation of the deputy Minister of Interior, General Picky Z. Vasiliu; investigation of the leader of the
Centrala Evreilor, Nandor Gingold.
Dosar 47240, vol. 1, fila 1 to Dosar 47240, vol. 6, fila 326
Post World War II investigation of Rabbi Zissu Portugal. 1917-1959 (core 1946-1959) In Romanian. Other languages include Yiddish or Hebrew. Council
of State Security
File 17597
2700, vol 23
Documentary Fond. The Jewish Problem. 1947. Original documents of the Zionist organizations. Cultural activity. Documents from various Zionist
organizations. Material from Cehoslovakia. Texts in Yiddish with Hebrew letters, in German, Hungarian, French, English. 435 p
File 2863
Documentary Fond. 1949. The Zionist organization “Mishtar”. Information and organizational problems in various languages. Vol.1. 285 p
File 3066
Documentary Fond Vol.2. Statutes, reports, various Zionist literature. 1949. 230 p
File 3143
Documentary Fond. The Jewish Army (Hagana), letters, 1947-48. 15 p
File 1344
Documentary Fond. Documents and information regarding a Jewish association “Knesset
Israel” 1948. 12 p
lice Directorate
File 5298
Documentary Fond. The Jewish Democratic Committee Sibiu and other cities in Transilvania. Information and anti-Zionist propaganda material in
Yiddish 1948. 326 pages. (text barely legible)
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 2)
File 17597
file 5298, vol 2
Documentary Fond. . Documents and information regarding the Jewish Democratic Committee. 1950. 47 p
Ministry of the Interior Archive
File 40002
Penal Fond. Vol. 10 – Lucretiu Patrascanu. (text barely legible). The results of a day by day follow-up of Mr. Patrascanu and details on his political and
creative activity 1942-48. 482 p
File 40002
Operating Archive Vol. 11 – Lucretiu Patrascanu . Interrogatories of witnesses. 1945. 375 p
Tribunal Supreme. Military college
File 40005
Operating Archive. Interrogatories of Vasile Luca, revealing his counter-revolutionary activity. Interrogation of witnesses. 1954. 293 p Vol. 160.
Actions against the Party line and damaging the interests of the State. Cases of nepotism. Competence and organization of managing personnel in
various branches of government, security and emigration services. The Israeli consulate in Bucharest. Information on arrest of Zionists.Numerous
declarations of Al. Jurin. Declarations of Mrs. Melania Iancu and Burstin Dorta-Coca. Declaration of Cohin Radu Robery with relation to the
“deviationist” Ana Pauker..1954(?). 298 p
Reel 161
File 40005
Operating Archive. (Continues from reel 160). Probatory material on Ivan Solimos. 1954. 4 p
File 40007
Operating Archive. Vol. 2. Inculpating documents of Misu Dulgheru, colonel of Security Services, accused of contacts with Zionist activists. He was also
involved in the arrest of Engineer Kalmanovici and Patrascanu, and in the trial of Iuliu Maniu.1952 – 1954. 508 p
File 40009
Operating Archive. Vol. 22. The trial of Teohari Georgescu. List of documents included in file. Reports of interrogations of people involved or working
with him.1953. 315 pages.
Council of State Security
Circular order of the Gendarmerie commander to bar meetings of Jewish youth organization Hanoar Hatzair, to protest the issue of the “White Book”
by the British Government regarding Palestine. There are also barred all public collections of money by Zionist organizations. List of delegates
collecting money for the Zionist Keren Hayesod and Keren Kayemet Leisrael. In formations regarding Zionist activity from various places in the
country. Orders regarding restrictions imposed upon Jews, like interdiction to keep Christian personnel, travel on railroad etc. Manifestations of antiSemitism at the polish embassy in Bucarest. 1939-1943. In formation from various Jewish communities. 1936 – 1942. Approx. 1000 p
File 9812
Operating Archive.The Jewish problem. 1942. Evacuation to Transnistria of interned Jews. Forced labor of the Jews.334 p
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 3)
File 9812, Volume 9
Operating Archive (Continues from Reel 162) The Jewish problem. 1942. Evacuation to Transnistria of interned Jews. Information against Jews with
anti-Semitic character received by the authorities. 307 p
File 9812
Operating Archive Vol. 8. Old stuff from the Jewish Communities (1928…) 159 p
Operating Archive Vol. 9. Effect of the new anti-Semitic decrees on the Jewish population. Jews accused of defeatist activity. Fears of deportation to
Transnistria of the Jews from the Old Kingdom. Activation of the forced labor decrees for Jews.1942. 420 p
File 9812
Operating Archive Vol.9. (continued from Reel 163) 1942. 81 p
Operating Archive Vol.11. Zionist literature and organizations before WWII. 205 p
Operating Archive Vol. 12. Life of Jewish communities in 1941. Census of Jewish population in Odobesti. 365 p
File 10515
Operating Fond. Vol. 28. The activity of the Legionnaires after the Rebeliune.1941. 442 p
Operating Fond Vol. 34. Lists of Legionnaires in various cities.in Banat. 1941 -1946. 213 p
File 10515
Operating Fond. Vol. 34. (continued from Reel 164). Lists of suspected Legionnaires. Activity of the Cuzist party. Their relations with the Nazi party of
Germany. 1932 -1946. 416 p
File 10560
Documentary Fond. Problems of the LANC (Christian National Cuzist party) Reports on acts of brutality against Jews. 1934 -1938. 262 p
Documentary Fond Vol. 3. Police report on the creation of LANC. Student’s unrest in Jassy. A synagogue is devastated. Same reported from Cluj,
Oradea Mare, Tg. Ocna etc.Frictions between cuzist and legionary students. 1927-1940. 294 p
Documentary Fond Vol.4. 1932 – Inquiry on means of sustenance and political activity of Romanian students in Germany. Anti-Semitic manifestations of
students in Bessarabia. 117 p
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 5)
File 10560
Documentary Fond. Vol. 5.Activity of the LANC (Christian National Cuzist party) in various cities and universities.1933. The Student’s “Assault
battalions” organization, statute and uniforms. Jewish students barred from attending courses and laboratories. Student’s unrest at the university
Cernauti. Unrest in Jassy at the university and the medical school. University professors considered not favorable to their ideas are slated to be
killed; among them the rector of the university. 1933. 834 p
File 10594
Documentary Fond. Vol.2. Jewish National Organizations. The history of the Jewish problem: evolution of frame of mind and events that occurred
monthly, for the years 1942, 1943. Directives for the year 1944. Activity of Zionist organizations in 1939 and lists of membership. Anti-Semitic actions
against Jews in 1940, 1941. 286 p
Reel 167
( pe microfilm apare trecut eronat rola 1)
Records of the Ministerul Afacrilor Interne (Ministry of Internal Affairs) concerning Chief Rabbi Moses David Rosen (b. 1912, d. 1995).
Fond X, file (dosar) 28827, vol. 1-5, 17-20
Volume #
1. 430 p Reports, biographical data on Rosen, namelists
2. 298 Idem, plus some telegrams, letters
3. 436 Idem, plus a news clipping, a letter in Hebrew
4. 346 Name lists of Jews [in the congregation?]
5. 346
17. 29 p Idem plus snapshot of Rosen walking outdoors
18. 159 Idem and some letters in English. Also either in volume 17, 18 or 19 are photos
of two women [in the synagogue?]
19. 311 Idem plus invitation list for event honoring visiting Jew from Argentina; photos
of a Torah.
20. 386
Reel 168
Dosar 84513 volume 1 F. 1
Dosar 84513 volume 2 F. 350
Surveillance files on Zionists. “Maurice Kirschenbaum.” Reel includes many name lists of Jews. 762 p
Reel 169
Dosar 84513 volume 3 F. 351
Dosar 84513 volume 8 F. 92
(Volume 3. is entitled “The Zionist Problem.”) Surveillance files on Zionists. Some files include as an attachment the questionnaire (dating from
1945-1948) containing information such as the individual’s war history (when deported, which camps, etc.), Zionist activities, and political beliefs. Also
a name list of Jews immigrating to Israel, 1950. 1525 p
Reel 170
Dosar 84513 volume 8 F. 93
Dosar.84513 volume12 F. 36
Like reels 1 & 2 (1327 p)
Reel 171
Fond iNF. [Fond Informative] dosar 10405
Rosenberg, Olga, medical doctor, former inmate in the KL Magdeburg. Testimonies of persons interned with her. 1949-1964. 143 p
Reel 172
Fond iNF. Dosar 83249
File of Kardos, Mariana. Medical doctor, former inmate in Auschwitz. 1953-1967. 22 p
Reel 173
Fond iNF. Dosar 192 950
Another file on Rosenberg, Olga, medical doctor, former inmate in KL Magdeburg.. 1964-1970. 9 p
RG 25.006 Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) records
Prepared by Dennis Deletan
Extent: 17 microfilm reels: 35 mm
Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the collection from the Romanian National Archives
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Please note: Problem 33 is a code designation used by Mihai Antonescu, Vice-President of the Council of Ministers and Foreign Minister, for the discussion of
secret issues regarding the Jews of Romania
Reel 1
Problem 33
Vol.5
Vol.6
Submissions to the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) from the Committee of
Jewish delegations to the League of Nations, the Joint Foreign Committee of the Board of
deputies of British Jews, and the Anglo-Jewish Association. 1927. 561pp.
Reports in the European press about anti-Semitic attacks in Romania. December 1927.
130pp.
Reel 2
Problem 33
Vol.6
Continued from
Reel 5
Problem 33
Vol.7
Reports in the European press about anti-Semitic attacks in Romania. December 1927.
Foreign reaction to anti-Semitic acts in Romania. 1928-1932. 275pp. (pp131-406)
Requests from Romanian Jews to emigrate to Palestine. 1934. 353pp.
Reel 3
Problem 33
Vol.10
Anti-Semitic legislation adopted in Romania. 1940-1941. Copy of the pamphlet ‘Listen
Israel’ by A. Willman. 329pp.
Problem 33
Vol.11
Legislation regarding the expropriation of Jewish property and challenges to it from
Jews of foreign nationality. March 1941. 400pp.
Reel 4
Problem 33
Vol.11
Continued from reel 3
Problem 33
Vol.12
Legislation regarding the expropriation of Jewish property and challenges to it from
Jews of foreign nationality. March 1941. 235pp.
(pp.401-635)
Legislation regarding the expropriation of Jewish property and challenges to it from
Jews of foreign nationality. 1942-1944. 603pp.
Reel 5
Problem 33
Vol.13
Legislation regarding the expropriation of Jewish property and challenges to it from
Jews of foreign nationality. 1942-1944. 413pp.
Problem 33
Vol.14
Legislation regarding the expropriation of Jewish property and challenges to it from
Jews of foreign nationality. 1942-1944. 300pp.
Reel 6
Problem 33
Vol.14
Continued from reel 5
Problem 33
Vol.15
Problem 33
Vol.15/2
Correspondence of the Romanian Foreign Ministry with Spanish, Hungarian, Turkish and
Greek legations regarding the expropriation of their Jewish subjects. 1942-1944. 245pp
(pp.301-546)
Confiscation of radios from Romanian Jews. June 1941. Representations made by the
Swiss legation in Bucharest on behalf of Jewish foreign nationals. Appeal of the Papal
Nuncio Andrea Cassulo to Mihai Antonescu about the treatment of Jews in Transnistria.
February 1944. Interventions of Charles Kolb, delegate of the International Committee of
the Red Cross, on behalf of the Jews in Transnistria. 246pp.
General instructions issued by the Romanian army regarding forced labour to be
performed by Jews. June 1942. Correspondence of the Romanian Ministry of Foreign
Affairs regarding forced labour. 224pp.
Reel 7
Problem 33
Vol.16
Census of Jews, February 1942. Correspondence of the Romanian Foreign Ministry with
foreign legations regarding education for Jews. 1941-1944. Correspondence regarding the
position of Romanian Jews in Germany. 626pp
Reel 8
Problem 33
Vol.17
Jewish emigration to Palestine. Petitions from the Supreme Council of Zionist
organizations in Romania to the Ministry of the Interior. 1940-1945. Departure of various
ships from Constanta, Romania carrying Jewish emigrants to Palestine. Lists of Jews
seeking to emigrate drawn up by the Romanian Red Cross. 1945-1946. 725pp.
Reel 9
Problem 33
Vol.18
Problem 33
Vol.19
Lists of Jews seeking to emigrate to Palestine. 1947. 420pp.
Lists of Jews seeking to emigrate to Palestine. 1948. 257pp.
Reel 10
Problem 33
Vol.20
Problem 33
Vol.21
Archive of the
Presidency of the
Council of Ministers
Report by the Central Jewish Office on aid sent to Jews deported to Transnistria. 18
February – 1 September 1942. Representations from the legation of Chile on behalf of
Jews in Romania who were Polish subjects. Correspondence from various ministries with
the government of Bessarabia and Bukovina on the fate of deported Jews. 518pp.
Reports from the Governors of Bessarabia and Bukovina on the numbers of Jews
deported from Bessarabia and Bukovina to Transnistria. September 1941-September
1942. 290pp.
Reel 11
Problem 33
Vol.21
Continued
Problem 33
Vol.22
Reports, memoranda and petitions for the return of Jews from Transnistria from
relatives. Details of medical supplies and foodstuffs sent by the Central Jewish Agency to
Transnistria. 1942-1943. 387pp. (pp291-678)
Approvals and refusals for Jews to move house from Cernauti to Bucharest and within
Moldavia and Transnistria. Changes in the requirements for forced labour from Jews.
1942. 543pp.
Reel 12
Problem 33
Vol.23
Correspondence of Radu Lecca, government representative for Jewish affairs, with the
Presidency of the Council of Ministers, the Governors of Bessarabia, Bukovina and
Transnistria, and others. Correspondence of General Calotescu, Governor of Bukovina,
with the Presidency of the Council of Ministers on matters relating to Jews. 1942-1943.
870pp.
Reel 13
Problem 33
Vol.24
Correspondence of Radu Lecca, government representative for Jewish affairs, with the
Presidency of the Council of Ministers, the Governors of Bessarabia, Bukovina and
Transnistria, and others. Correspondence of General Calotescu, Governor of Bukovina,
with the Presidency of the Council of Ministers on matters relating to Jews. 1942-1943.
851pp.
Reel 14
Problem 33
Vol.25
Problem 33
Vol.26
Correspondence of Radu Lecca, government representative for Jewish affairs, with the
Presidency of the Council of Ministers, the Governors of Bessarabia, Bukovina and
Transnistria, and others. Correspondence of General Calotescu, Governor of Bukovina,
with the Presidency of the Council of Ministers on matters relating to Jews. 1942-1943.
Correspondence of the Council of Ministers with the above. 659pp.
Correspondence of Radu Lecca, government representative for Jewish affairs, with the
Presidency of the Council of Ministers, the Governors of Bessarabia, Bukovina and
Transnistria, and others. Correspondence of General Calotescu, Governor of Bukovina,
with the Presidency of the Council of Ministers on matters relating to Jews. 1942-1943.
Correspondence of the Council of Ministers with the above. 234pp.
Reel 15
Problem 33
Vol.26
Continued
Problem 33
Vol.28
Correspondence of Radu Lecca, government representative for Jewish affairs, with the
Presidency of the Council of Ministers, the Governors of Bessarabia, Bukovina and
Transnistria, and others. Correspondence of General Calotescu, Governor of Bukovina,
with the Presidency of the Council of Ministers on matters relating to Jews. 1943.
Correspondence of the Council of Ministers with the above. 507pp. (pp.235-742)
Articles in the Austrian press regarding anti-Semitic acts committed in Romania. 19241927. Population statistics from Austria- Hungary. 1900. Reports in the Belgian press
about Romania. 1940-1944. Correspondence between the German minister in Brussels
and the Romanian consul. Correspondence between the Romanian Ministry of Foreign
Affairs and the Bulgarian MFA. 1926-1927. 275pp.
Reel 16
Problem 33
Vol.28
Continued
Correspondence received by the Romanian MFA concerning Jews who were Bulgarian
subjects. 1942-1943. 151pp. (pp.276-427)
Problem 33
Vol.31
Correspondence between the Romanian MFA and the legation in Berlin. 1903-1939. 378pp.
Reel 17
Problem 33
Vol.32
Continued
Correspondence between the Romanian MFA and the legation in Berlin regarding the
treatment of Romanian Jews in Germany. 1940-1945. 499pp.
RG 25.008 "Viata Evreilor din Ducuresti," by Eliza Campus
Extent: (2 microfiche)
Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the collection from the Romanian National Archives
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The small history, “The Life of the Jews in Bucharest, 1940–1944” contains information about Jewish schools, Jewish emigration, antisemitism, and
Zionist activities undertaken by the Jews of Bucharest. Included is an excerpt of this history that was printed in Revista Istorica, nr. 3–4, 1992.
Language: Romanian
1940–1992
1 folder
Source of Acquisition: Eliza Campus
RG 25.009 The Mefkure Tragedy: An Inquiry into the Slayer's Identity
Extent: (2 microfiche)
Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the collection from the Romanian National Archives
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This essay by Albert Finkelstein describes the 1944 sinking of the merchant ship Mefkure, which was transporting approximately 300 Romanian Jews
to Palestine. The author attempts to prove that the German military, not the Soviet military as previously believed, sunk the Mefkure. The essay also
contains a list of the victims' names.
Source of acquisition: Albert Finkelstein
Restricions on use: "Fair use" (reseachers' copying for personal use, not publication) only.
RG 25.010 GENERAL INSPECTORATE OF THE ROMANIAN GENDARMERIE
Extent: 30 reels of 35 mm microfilm.
Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the collection from the Romanian National Archives
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Summary Finding Aid - Prepared by Dennis Deletant
NOTES The number of pages indicated on the file covers is greater than the number of pages actually microfilmed from each file.
REEL 1
File 18/1939
Figures for membership of neo-protestant sects. 1939. 77pp.
File 20/1939
Police reports on the activities of neo-protestant sects. 1939. 46pp.
File 23/1939
Police reports on the activities of Legionaries (Iron Guardists).
1939. 24pp.
File 32/1939
Reports from the gendarmerie on the situation of Polish refugees
In Romania. 1939. 315pp
File 76/1939
Police reports on Zionist activities. 1939. 348pp.
REEL 2
File 4/1940
Police reports on the situation in Iasi. Sept. 1940. 11pp.
File 6/1940
Police reports on the general situation in Romania in June and July
1940. 69pp.
File 21/1940
Police reports on Colonel Joseph Beck and other Polish dignatories
Who sought refuge in Romania. June-Nov 1940. 245pp.
File 38/1940
Police reports from the district of Soroca. 1940. 288pp.
File 46/1940
Police reports on incidents of crime and on the activity of the Iron
Guard from numerous counties in Romania. Sept-Nov. 1940. 290pp.
File 56/1940
Diverse police reports for April 1940. 28pp.
File 103/1940
Police reports for April 1940. 453pp. (Much of this is illegible)
REEL 3
File 6/1941
Lists of personnel in police companies. Sept.1941-Jan.1942. 66pp.
File 14/1941
Lists of Jewish-owned shops attacked by legionaries in Vaslui in
January 1941. 23pp.
File 23/1941
Police reports on religious groups. Sept-Dec 1941. 400pp.
File 27/1941
Police reports from Storojinet. Aug-Dec 1941. 152pp.
File 43/1941
Police reports on local crime. June-Sept 1941. 31pp.
File 46/1941
Police reports on the morale in the gendarmerie in Transnistria and in
Iasi in November 1941. 60pp.
File 51/1941
Police reports on internal situation in various counties in Romania in
From January to December 1941. 140pp.
File 58/1941
Police reports on Iron Guard activity in Cernauti in October 1941.
27pp.
File 66/1941
Police report on conditions in Northern Bukovina and Bessarabia
Under Soviet occupation, July 1940 to June 1941. 10pp.
File 64/1941
Diverse police correspondence relating to the confiscation of radios
From Jews June 1941. 134pp.
REEL 4
File 83/1941
Police reports on the situation in Cernauti county. Jan-Dec 1941.
186pp.
File 82/1941
Police reports on the morale of the gendarmerie in various Romanian
Counties. April 1941. 363pp.
File 86/1941
Police reports from Chisinau. Oct 1941. 80pp.
File 88/1941
Miscellaneous gendarmerie reports from 1941. 12pp.
REEL 5
File 95/1941
Security service reports on foreigners entering and leaving Romania.
Jan-Oct 1941. 615pp.
File 99/1941
Various internal police correspondence, particularly of 4 th
Gendarmerie batallion in Iasi, Jan-April 1941. 299pp.
File 107/1941
(Much of this is illegible)
30pp.
REEL 6
File 110/1941
Police reports on the Ukrainian irredentist movement in
Transnistria. March 1943. 30pp.
File 114/1941
Police study on the numbers of persons who lost Romanian
citizenship in 1940 as a result of the Soviet annexation of
Northern Bukovina and Bessarabia. 13pp.
File 121/1941
Intelligence report on the situation in Northern Transylvania.
Oct 1941. 1p
File 122/1941
List of persons deemed to have behaved in an ‘anti-Romanian’
way during the Soviet occupation of Northern Bukovina and
Bessarabia. 1940-1941. 500pp.
File 125/1941
List of 1610 persons who requested repatriation to the Soviet
Union in summer 1941.
Police reports from Arad on suspect citizens. April 1941. 100pp.
REEL 7
File 126/1941
Police report on the general situation in Romania in the period
16-23 November 1941. Complaints made by citizens about
alleged abuses committed by the gendarmerie. Jan-Nov 1941.
456pp.
File 127/1941
Inspection reports on the gendarmerie in Transnistria. Fall 1941.
192pp.
File 130/1941
File 131/1941
REEL 8
Lists of suspect persons compiled by the gendarmerie in Orhei,
Bessarabia. August 1941. 502pp.
REEL 9
Lists of suspect persons compiled by the gendarmerie in Orhei,
Bessarabia. August 1941. 220pp.
File 132/1941
Measures taken to intern persons considered to be pro-Soviet in
Bessarabia and the setting-up of the Onestii Noi internment
camp.Aug-Sept 1941. Lists of persons released from the
Vertujeni internment camp in March 1944. 353pp.
File 133/1941
Diverse correspondence from the gendarmerie in Soroca,
Bessarabia. Fall 1941. 417pp.
REEL 10
File 134/1941
Diverse correspondence from the gendarmerie in Soroca,
Bessarabia. Fall 1941. 439pp.
File 136/1941
Diverse correspondence from the gendarmerie in Soroca,
Bessarabia. Fall 1941. 450pp.
REEL 11
File 138/1941
Diverse correspondence from the gendarmerie in Soroca,
Bessarabia. Fall 1941. 182pp.
File 139/1941
Reports from the gendarmerie in Soroca on the internal
situation in the county. Aug-Dec 1941. 105pp.
File 140/1941
Reports from the gendarmerie in Soroca on the internal
situation in the county. Aug-Dec 1941. 102pp.
File 141/1941
Reports from the gendarmerie in Soroca on the internal
situation in the county. Aug-Dec 1941. 556pp.
File 149/1941
REEL 12
Reports from the gendarmerie in Soroca on the internal
situation in the county. Aug-Dec 1941. 207pp.
File 149/1941
evious file
Reports from the gendarmerie in Ismail on the local situation.
Winter 1941. 41pp.
File 150/1941
Lists of Communists in the county of Ismail in 1940. 50pp.
File 154/1941
Reports from the gendarmerie in Balti on the local situation
In 1942-43. 80pp. (Partly illegible)
File 156/1941
Reports from the gendarmerie in Cernauti on the local situation
In 1941-43. 82pp.
File 159/1941
Reports from the gendarmerie in Hotin on the local situation.
Fall 1941. 18pp.
File 160/1941
Police reports on Seventh Day Adventist and other neoProtestant sects in Cernauti county. Fall 1941. 50pp.
File 163-1941
Sketches of the deployment of gendarmes in Transnistria. No
date. 11pp.
REEL 13
File 3/1942
Reports on the deployment of gendarmes in Transnistria. Spring
1942.
File 18/1942
Reports from various county gendarmerie headquarters.
1942-1943. 374pp.
File 20/1942
Reports from various county gendarmerie headquarters.
June 1942. 20pp.
File 29/1942
Reports from various county gendarmerie headquarters on the
crossing of Jews and others from Hungary into southern
Transylvania. 1942. 268pp.
File 30/1942
Reports from various county gendarmerie headquarters on the
crossing of Jews and others from Hungary into southern
Transylvania. 1942. 60pp.
File 47/1942
Reports from gendarmerie headquarters. 1942. 317pp.
REEL 14
File 48/1942
Reports from gendarmerie headquarters on the general
situation in Romania. 1942. 284pp. (partly illegible)
File 52/1942
Reports from gendarmerie headquarters on the general
situation in Romania. 1942. 360pp.
REEL 15
File 57/1942
Police reports on legionary (Iron Guard) activity in various
Counties. 1942. 325pp.
File 58/1942
Police reports on the German ethnic group and legionary
activity. 1942. 343pp.
File 59/1942
Requests from gypsies for their repatriation from Transnistria.
1942-43. 586pp.
REEL 16
File 69/1942
Police reports on the internal situation in Romania. 1942. 15pp.
File 74/1942
Police reports on neo-Protestant sects in Romania. 1942.
145pp.
File 76/1942
Police reports on neo-Protestant sects in Romania. 1942. 90pp.
File 83/1942
Police reports on neo-Protestant sects in Alba-Iulia. 1942.
89pp.
File 114/1942
Correspondence from the gendarmerie inspectorate in Brasov.
January 1942. 25pp.
File 120/1942
Police reports on neo-Protestant activity in Transnistria. 1942.
82pp.
File 122/1942
REEL 16
Police reports from Berezovka, Transnistria on the murder
of 4,000 Jews by German police in March 1942. Reports on
the arrest of Ion Larionescu. March 1942. Reports from
gendarmerie inspectorates in Transnistria. February 1942.
363pp.
REEL 17
File 124/1942
Reports from gendarmerie inspectorates in Transnistria.
250pp. (parts of this are illegible)
File 125/1942
Reports from gendarmerie inspectorates in Transnistria.
260pp.
REEL 18
File 126/1942
Police reports on the deportation of the Gypsies in summer
1942. 400pp.
File 127/1942
Police reports on the deportation of the Gypsies. October
1942. 388pp.
REEL 19
File 130/1942
Police reports on the deportation of the Gypsies. October
1942. 329pp.
REEL 20
File 143/1942
Diverse correspondence from the Inspectorate of Gendarmes
in Transnistria. 42pp.
File 147/1942
Reports from the security police in Odessa on the activities
of various persons. October 1942. Intelligence reports of
the gendarmerie in Transnistria. September 1942. 164pp.
File 161/1942
Intelligence reports of the gendarmerie in Bukovina.
Feb-May 1942. 350pp.
File 164/1942
Intelligence reports from the gendarmerie in Storojinet,
Bukovina. June-August 1942. 350pp.
REEL 21
File 165/1942
Intelligence reports from the gendarmerie in Storojinet,
Bukovina. October-December 1942. 454pp.
File 166/1942
Intelligence reports from the gendarmerie in Transnistria,
August-September 1942. 320pp.
REEL 22
File 179/1942
Intelligence reports from the gendarmerie inspectorate in
various counties in Romania and Transnistria. August
1942-June 1943. 118pp.
File 199/1942
Intelligence reports from the gendarmerie in Odessa and
Moghilev, 1942-44 301pp.
File 200/1942
Intelligence reports from the gendarmerie in Balta and
Odessa. October 1942. 174pp.
File 201/1942
REEL 23
Police reports on the deportations of Gypsies to
Transnistria. June-August 1942. 249pp.
REEL 24
File 1/1943
Law on the Organization of the Gendarmerie. 1943. 51pp.
File 22/1943
Instructions from Marshal Antonescu for the compilation of a
register of members of ethnic minorities deemed to have acted
against the interests of the state. 14pp.
File 36/1943
Intelligence reports from the gendarmerie in Muscel. 5pp.
File 39/1943
Intelligence synthesis on the situation in Romania in 1942. Diverse
Intelligence reports from gendarmerie county inspectorates. 270pp.
File 43/1943/1
Lists of Gypsies requesting a return to their villages from Dobrogea
and southern Bessarabia. September 1942. 250pp.
REEL 25
File 43/1943/II
Documents on the repatriation of Gypsies from Transnistria.
October-December 1942. 263pp.
File 60/1943
Reports from gendarmerie inspectorates in Romania on petty crime.
1943. 246pp.
File 77/1943
Reports from gendarmerie inspectorates in Romania on petty crime.
1943. 74pp.
File 78/1943
Reports from gendarmerie inspectorates in Transnistria on the
conveyance of money and correspondence to and from Jews in
Transnistria. Reports on the activity of Communist partisans.
Correspondence on the release of Jews from Vapniarca camp.
May 1943. 369pp.
REEL 26
File 80/1943
Intelligence reports from the gendarmerie in Moghilev, Berezovka,
Dubosari, Tulcin, Balta, Tiraspol, Oceacov and Golta. 498pp.
File 83/1943
Album of photographs of members of the Obkom in Transnistria.
August 1943. Intelligence reports on the Obkom. Police reports
From Odessa. August-October 1943. 399pp.
REEL 27
File 84/1943
Intelligence reports from Odessa on Communist partisan activity.
Reports on the smuggling of letters from Jews in Transnistria to
Romania. Reports on abuses committed in Transnistria by
retreating German army units. September-December 1943. 448pp.
File 86/1943
Intelligence reports from Balta and Golta regarding Communist
partisan activity. September 1943. 325pp.
File 112/1943
REEL 28
Gendarmerie reports from Cernauti on neo-Protestant sects.
April-August 1943. 184pp.
File 116/1943
Gendarmerie reports from Cernauti on the internal situation in the
county. April-November 1943. 96pp.
File 118/1943
Gendarmerie reports from Cernauti on the internal situation in the
County, including reports on the activities of Jews and Ukrainians.
April-November 1943. 243pp.
REEL 29
File 42/1944
Press cuttings from Romanian newspapers for November 1944.
254pp.
File 86/1944
Correspondence on the illegal return of 192 Gypsies from
Transnistria in November 1943. March-April 1944. Police reports
on the repatriation of Gypsies to Romania. May 1944. 297pp.
RG 25.011 Records Related to the Forced Labor of the Romanian Jews, 1942-1943
Acc 2001.97
Extent: 76 boxes, Ca. 70 511 pages (on microfiche).
Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives, Gift presented by the Romanian Minister of Defense Ioan Mircea Pascu to Sara
Bloomfield. The US Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the records in June 2001 (12 folders, ca 517 pages). Additional two parts of
documents received in April 2003, Ca. 70 000 pages of photocopies.
Organization and arrangement:
Language:
Preferred citation:
Scope and content note: Contains orders and instructions concerning the forced labor of Jews; inspection and screening of Jews
for work; medical assistance for the Jews; name lists of Jews; miscellaneous correspondence regarding forced labor, food,
equipment and housing. Documents range in date from November 3, 1942 to April 2, 1943.
Inventory:
Box 1
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Folder 1: Romanian Finding Aid. Includes descriptions, dates, and numbers for each document (1-510) in Romanian. Pages 1-11.
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Folder 10: Pages 400-449.
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Folder 11: Pages 450-489.
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Folder 12: Pages 490-510.
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RG 25.012
Records of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers of Romania, 1940-1944
Acc.1999.A.0272
Extent: 56 microfilm reels
Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives, Presedintia Consiliului de Ministri created and compiled the records from 1940 to
1944. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum International Programs Division purchased microfilm copies from the Romanian National
Archives and transfered the film to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives in Dec. 2001
Restrictions on access: No restrictions on access.
Restrictions on use: No restrictions on use.
Organization and arrangement: Arrangement is thematic.
Language: Romanian
Preferred citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives Branch
Scope and content note: These files include requests addressed to Marshal Ion Antonescu’s office from Jews wanting restitution for their
confiscated property, and requests by Jews to be treated as non-Jewish Romanian citizens. Also included is information about Jews in forced labor,
and deportations of Jews from Romania to Transnistria.
Inventory:
Reel 1
File 209: PCM. Secretariat Critical discussions related to minorities and religious problems in Romania, with special accent on the Hungarian minority,
and the various nationalities in Dobrudsha.Organization of the trade school system. The judicial status of the minorities in Romania. 1940. 66 p
File 316: PCM. Secretariat. Appeals to the Nation and the Army and proclamations by Antonescu, Letter of abdication by king Carol II on September 6,
1940. Various proclamations by Antonescu to the women, the legionaires the Nation, the Army etc Sept. 1940 – 1942. 113 p
File 320: PCM. Secretariat. Accomplishments of the Government between September 6 and December 31, 1940. Address to the Legionaires on New
year 1941(in German). 14 p
File 321: PCM. Secretariat Appeals to the Nation and the Army and proclamations by Antonescu; more proclamations after the “Rebeliune.” Order of
the Day to “cross the Pruth”. Speech by Mihai Antonescu (also in german). Various other Orders of the day and proclamations by General (later
Maresal) Antonescu. September 6, 1940 – May 1 1943. 140 p
File 325: PCM. Secretariat. Summary of speeches, writings and interviews by Marshall Antonescu from September 25, 1940 to July 1942. Various
letters of reply to personalities and the press; several speeches, some as homage to the legionaires. Press releases. Declaratrions at the signing of
the law for expropriation of Jewish real estate. Letter to Dr. Filderman (October 1941).1940 – 1943. 150 p
File 397: PCM. Central Institute of Statistics. Report on the Jewish population in Romania before and after the loss of territories (1941). 36 p
File 399: PCM. Central Institute of Statistics. Internal affairs of the Institute, many related to the Jewish population. In two synagogues in Chisinau
hoodlums invade and cut off the beards of the Jews under the pretext of “disinfection” (February 22, 1940). 1940. 34 p
File 449: PCM. Secretariat. Correspondence and excerpts from the German press related to the period August-September 1940. 6 p
File 527: PCM. Legislative Commission. Claims of suspended lawyers and physicians of Jewish origin. 1940-1942. 62 p
Reel 2
File 202: PCM. Secretariat. Claims of persons of Jewish origin to be exempted from the
anti-Jewish legislation. 1941. Monthly Lists of passports and exit visas issued by the
Police in 1942. 107 p
File 208: PCM. Secretariat. Forced labor of the Jews. Lists of Jews whose exemptions were approved and/or denied, for various districts. The activity
of respective commissions. List of labor camps in Bucharest.October 1941. 53 p
File 293: PCM. Secretariat. Legal aspects of the Decrees (decret-lege) on various matters related to the Jews and the new organization of public life
and diplomatic activity. 1941. 65 p
File 323: PCM.Military tribunal. Declarations of iuliu Maniu related to the trial of Horia Sima and the Rebeliune June 1941 (Atttached translation in
german). 9 p
File 343: PCM. Personnel Service. Utilization of Jewish forced labor at the building of two model villages. Activities related to the creation of these two
villages. June 1941. 51 p
File 623: PCM. National Center of Romanization. Expropriation of Jewish real estate.The case of the bookbinder Daniel Feyns. Copies of a history of
bookbinding and decoration. 1941. 195 p
Reel 3
File 624: PCM. National Center of Romanization. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Sofie Krämer based on various merits and
services to the Romanian State. 1941-1943. 19 p
File 625: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Isidore Margulies Excerpt from the official and the daily press. 19411943. 101 p
File 626: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Jack Rosenfeld, based on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941-1942. 33 p
File 627: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Markus
Dickman, based on various merits and services to the Romanian State. Declared mistrial.
(N.T. Mr. Dickman was deported to Transnistria in 1941) 1941-1942. 12 p
File 628: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Hascal
Marcovici, based on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1941-1943. 10 p
File 629: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Elena
Grünberg, based on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1941. 15 p
File 630: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Lazar
Dumkelblum based on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1941 –1942 . 41 p
File 631: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Ana Genat based on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941 – 1942 . 44 p
File 632: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Dr. Schieber Isidor Gottfried based on various merits and services to
the Romanian State. 1941 –1943. 36 p
File 633: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Iosef Jacob based on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941 –1943 . 36 p
File 634: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Miriam Eskenasy based on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941 –1942 . 31 p
Reel 4
File635: PCM. Cabinet. Procedures for litigation of Romanization of Jewish estate properties. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by
Isidore Karmitz based on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1941 –1942 . 424 p
File 636: PCM. Cabinet. Julieta Klingsberger requests exemption from Romanization. 1941. Same request from Leon Paucker is rejected.1943. 3 p
File 637: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Moscu Iacob on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941 –1942 . 16 p
File 638: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Tila Perlman on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941 –1943 . 58 p
File 639: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Gidali Samoila on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941 –1943 . 30 p
File 640: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Leon Hart on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1941 –
1942 . 15 p
File 641: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Solomon Karmitz on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1942 –1943 . 384 p
Reel 5
File 642: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Simovici Mayer on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1942 –1943. 36 p
File 643: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Jidel Julius Schonfeld on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1942 –1943. 35 p
File 644: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Marius, Henrietta Calano on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1941 –1942. 49 p
File 645: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Stefan Vaida on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941 –1943. 81 pages.
File 646: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Lipkovits Juliu on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941 –1943. 61 p
File 647: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by the Blau Family on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941 –1943. 128 p
File 648: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Avram Taubman on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941 –1943. 55 p
File 649: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Isac Poch on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1941 –
1943. 49 p
File 650: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Weisel Stefan Adalbert on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941 –1942. 52 p
Reel 6
File 651: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Eti Clingher on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1941
–1943. 106 p
File 652: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Eva, widow of Tiberiu Horowitz on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1941 –1943. 43 p
File 653: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Segal Elias on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1941
–1942 . 41 p
File 654: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Moscu Nachmias on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941 –1942 . 115 p
File 655: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Sami
Morgenstern on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1941 –1942. 80
p
File 656: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Sofia M Diner on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941 –1942. 128 p
File 657: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Leizer M. Goldhamer on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941 –1943. 7 p
File 658: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Clara Tipchis on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941 –1943. 8 p
File 659: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Bercu zis Bernhard Froim on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1941 –1943. 140 p
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File 660: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Bercu zis Bernhard Froim on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1941 –1943 . 21 p
File 661: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Leon F Fisher on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1944. 14 p
File 661: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Leon F Fisher on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1944. 14 p
File 662: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Grünberg Pincu on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941 -1942. 22 p
File 663: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Orphanage Samuel and Debora Filderrman on various merits and
services to the Romanian State. 1942 -1943. 113 p
File 664: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Weissman Betti on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1944. 8 p
File 665: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Ruhla Grünberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943 - 1944. 8 p
File 666: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by widow Gheorghe Montiu nee Ana Bildhauer on the merit of not being
Jewish. 1941 - 1944. 8 p
File 667: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Aurel Focsanu on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941 - 1944. 44 p
File 668: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Iacob Isac and R. Wurman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 19 p
File 669: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Dr. Oscar Weissbuch on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941-1943. 3 p
File 670: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Herman L Haimovici on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941-1942. 6 p
File 671: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Dr. Bernhard Mandel on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941-1942. 70 p
File 672: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Clara Grünbergl on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941-1942. 4 p
File 673: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Ionel Câmpeanu on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
His father was Jewish 1940-1942. 52 p
File 674: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Elizabeta Cotrushon various merits and services to the Romanian State.
941-1942. 26 p
File 675: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Halberstadt Rebeca on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941-1942. 24 p
File 676: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by B raunstein Chaim on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1943. 30 p
File 677: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Ivette Davidescu on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941. 38 p
File 678: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Alexandru Schwarz on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941- 1943. 13 p
File 679: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Splomon Iacob on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941- 1942. 32 p
File 680: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Mariana Rachmuth on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941- 1943. 18 p
File 681: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Gorea Samoil Alexandru (converted to Christian orthodox) on various
merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1941- 1943. 33 p
File 682: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by brothers Ioan, Gheorghe and Otton M Daniel of their shipping fleet on
various merits and services to the Romanian State. No date mentioned. 2 p
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File 683: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Nicolae and Florica Ionescu (she is Jewish) on various merits and
services to the Romanian State.
1941-1943. 113 p
File 684: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Dr. Ita and Dr. Ovidiu Alfandari (she is Jewish) on various merits and
services to the Romanian State. 1941-1943. 118 p
File 685: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Isack Cohn on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 19411943. 7 p
File 686: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Hava Golda Cohn on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941-1943. 15 p
File 687: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Aneta Schwartz (Christian Orthodox), Maria Singher, Paul Speier, Radu
M Streitman (converted Christian Orthodox), Ghizela widow of Capt. Schwarz, Moritz Simon, Debora
Solomovici, Anette Steinberg, Mihail Saies aka Max Schayes , Sofia Schulimson , David
Sulciner, Mihail Sheel, ethnic German , Eliza Sanielevici (Leibovici), Noe Grünberg, the
Jews of Dobrogea, Dr, Ana Suchar Iancu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941-1943. 88 p
File 688: PCM. Cabinet. Letters written to the brothers Karmitz by various persons and
institutions. 1941 and before. 14 p
File 689: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Sandor Isac on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 3 p
File 690: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Lascar and Lucia Saraga on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1941- 1943. 166
p
File 691: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Leibu Avram on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941- 1944. 13 p
File 692: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Beral Isidor zis Strul on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941- 1944. 13 p
File 693: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by I. Radu Reitner on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941- 1944. 28 p
File 694: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Dr. Stefan Weininger on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941- 1943. 30 p
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File 695: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Albert Smilovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941- 1944. 11 p
File 696: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Idel Haffner and Clara Tipkis on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1941- 1944. 17 p
File 697: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Dr. Levy Bogen on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941- 1943.15 p
File 698: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Samuel Beck on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941- 1943. 31 p
File 699: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Chief-Rabin Ber and Sura Burstein on various merits and services to
the Romanian State. 1941- 1943. 7 p
File 700: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Sally and Emanuel Bernfeld on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1941- 1944. 42 p
File 701: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Moritz Ionas aka Moise Ioinis on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1941- 1944. 31 p
File 720: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Emanoil Kerstenbaum on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941 4 pages. (File # ??)
File 703: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Milton Gh Lehrer on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941- 1943. 29 p
File 704: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Lipa Dascalu on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941- 1943. 10 p
File 705: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Osias Gross on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941- 1944. 13 pages.
File 706: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Robert Tanenzapf on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941- 1944. 12 p
File 707: Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Beniamin Nadler on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1941- 1944.
122 p
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File 69: PCM. Cabinet . Results of plebiscites of November 1941 and August 1942 by districts. 177 p
File 81: PCM. Ministry of Finances. Meetings of Governmental Economical Delegation. In discussion also the fate of Jewish public properties like forests
etc, Jewish forced labor. 1942. 72 p
File 143: PCM. Central Service of Information. Activity of the Ministry of Education and
Religious affairs (September 6, 1940 – 1941). Analysis of position of various
newspapers. List of publications to be screened by the Service of Information. Maritime
Transportation of Jewish emigrants. Excerpts from the German press and the German
Military Mission related to Antonescu and the Romanian Army. Collection of Soviet
propaganda material in Bessarabia. Clandestine activity of religious sects in Bucovina
and Northern Bessarabia. Letters of Dr. Lupu and iuliu Maniu. Memorandum by Dori
Popovici on the distressful situation of the Jews in Bucovina. Complaints and suggestions
by Jewish intellectuals. Various request form Jews in behalf of relatives of friends
deported to Transnistria. Same from non-Jews regarding political internees. A Swiss
delegation unexpectedly arrives in Bukarest. Information related to ethnic problems,
1942. 188 p
File 178: PCM. Directorate of Romanization.Activity Report for April 1942. A number of anonimous judgments and affirmations. 1942. 42 p
File 179: PCM. Secretariat. Documents from Ministries, for various problems. Among them the definition of “who is a Jew”. Various personal requests,
mostly addressed to Antonescu and to his wife. Judiciary and religious problems in litigation. The conversion of Jews to Catholicism is debated. The
Hungarian Reformat religion is also in discussion. Numerous Jews baptized in this religion are deported to the Bug by order from Antonescu. The
case of engineer Malaxa. 1942 – 1943. 214 p
File 201: PCM. Secretariat. The Weissman family is fighting against the Romanization of a textile factory.1942 – 1943. 90 p
File 402: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Dr. Eugen Mendel on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941- 1942. 44 p
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File 403: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Iosef Karmitz on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1942- 1943. 401 p
File 404: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Adolf
Klingsberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1941. 4 p
File 405: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Stern Iuliu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1942.
28 p
File 406: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Lupu and Tauba Safir on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941-1942. 15 p
File 407: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Sanft Lazar on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1942.
26 p
File 408: PCM. Cabinet. Unsigned handwritten letter of a General Staff officer, his wife Jewish, converted to Christian orthodox pleads in favor of their
children. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Dr. Eugenia Soru and Dr. Adelina Siegler, Iosef A. Schapira, Zisu Schvartz, Jules Sanft,
Avram Suchar, Herman Stern, Isidor Shulimson, Arnold Spigler, Juliette Streilisker, Ella Markus, Rachela Merdler, Ella Marcus , Avram Schwarz, Dr.
Chimion Marcel, Abraham Calmy, Fany and Emanuel Calmanovici, Margareta Bataturescu, Sarina Graur, Leib Schwartz, Chem. Engineer Avram
Schwartz, Gabriel Sanft, Dr. Marcus Solomonica, Mauriciu Schwartz on various merits and services to the Romanian State.1942. 66 p
File 409: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Eugen Emanuel on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1942. 18 p
File 410: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Leon and Carol Fisher on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1942-1943. 12 p
File 411: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Jack Iacovescu on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1942-1943. 68 p
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File 412: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Solomon B Baron on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941- 1944. 59 p
File 413: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Francis Lengyel on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1942. 5 p
File 414: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Iuliu Pach on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1942 1943. 82 p
File 415: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Leonty Karmitz on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941 - 1944. 384 p
File 416: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Dora Haufraucht and Heny Comissiona on various merits and services
to the Romanian State. 1942 -1943. 29 p
File 417: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Dora Haufraucht and Heny Comissiona on various merits and services
to the Romanian State. 1942 -1943. 16 p
File 418: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Klingsberg Adolf on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1942. 4 p
File 419: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Rebeca Erdòs on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1942. 18 p
File 420: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Ioan Iosif Massoff on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1942. 85 p
File 421: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Itic zis Mauriciu Berman and many others on various merits and
services to the Romanian State. 1942. 39 p
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File 422: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Niculae Vladimir Lupu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1942- 1944. 19 p
File 423: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization by Elena I.C. Bradu, of Jewish origin, whose son was killed in the war in Odessa, asks
for recognition as Christian Orthodox, she converted in 1944. 4 p
File 424: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization by Andrei A. Benedek. He is part of a Szekler family in Transilvania, who converted
years ago to Judaism.1942 -1943. 69 p
File 425: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization by Henri-Paul B. Blasbalg-Blazian, on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. Due to a mixed marriage, many converted Jewish partners are not recognized as Christians and their children suffer the consequences.
Opinions of literary and artistic personalities of the time. 1942-1943. 133 p
File 426: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Isidor Goldstein, Ortansa Grünstein, Mihai and Danila Grün and
numerous others on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1942- 1943. 69 p
File 427: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Fina and Anghel Friedman, Dr. B. Fuhrer, Jetty D. Feinstein and
numerous others on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1942. 38 pages.
File 428: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Ioana Krips, Isak Kaufman, Gabruela Cardan Chapier and numerous
others on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1941-1942. 23 p
File 429: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Oscar Brumer on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941-1942. 4 p
File 430: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Dr.Iulian Bercovici on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941-1942. 56 p
File 431: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Terezia Adler on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1942. 6 p
File 432: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Paula and Carol Barash on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1942. 20 p
File 433: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Safir H. Davidescu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1942. 6 p
File 434: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by George
Stefanică on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1942. 7 p
File 435: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Max Ludovic on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1941. 15 p
File 436: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Eugen-Emanoil Ludovic on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1941. 15 p
File 437: PCM. Cabinet. Iancu zaharia complains of omission in the law of Romanization of certain categories of Jews. 1942. 2 p
File 438: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Cornelia Ing. Alfred Propst, Pascu Titus and Viorica, Purgaru Francisc,
widow of Ing. Pinchis, Lt Colonel Ignatie Porohovski on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1942 – 1943. 24 p
File 439: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Ella Loebel on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1942.
9p
File 440: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Anna and M.I.Marcus, Fanny and Marcu Margulis, Bercu Moisescu and
numerous others on
various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1942. 74 p
File 441: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Widow Maria Dr, Mandel on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1942. 101 p
File 442: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Dr. Eugen Mandel on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1942. 46 p
File 443: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Perla Feiga (Fani) Kaufmanl on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1942-1943. 26 p
File 444: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Solomon Rosenzweig , Benedict Bertin Maer, Samoil Segaller, Moscu
Sevilianu and numerous others on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 44 p
File 445: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Jacques Paucker on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1942. 5 p
File 446: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Lazar Cernushca on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1942. 6 p
File 447: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Renee
Nicolaide, Iacob Nahmias, Ernestina Nadler and numerous others on various merits and
services to the Romanian State. 1942. 11 p
File 448: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Dr. Clara Odeseanu , Leibu Oscar, Louis Osias, Moritz Ornstein on
various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1942. 8 p
File 449: PCM. Cabinet. Request of exemption from Romanization (takeover) by Aurel Luca and Bercovici (Braun), Valdimir I. Largu and numerous
others on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1942 – 1943. 50 p
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File 1: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanians by Marcu Goldstein, Dr. Moise Goldstein, Dr. Grossman Idel, Iosif Iancu Leon and Manny
Filderman, Eugen Barash and numerous others on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 162 p
File 2: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanians by Iacob Ierusalmi on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943 – 1944.
20 p
File 3: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanians by Ana Cremer on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 9 p
File 4: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanians by Lazar Klar on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 12 p
File 5: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanians by Avram I. Daniel on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 8 p
File 6: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanians by Isidor Diver and Marietta Riesenmond on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1943. 9 p
File 7: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanians by Isidor Diver and Marietta Riesenmond on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1943. 9 p
File 8: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosub Granescu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 14 p
File 9: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iancu B. Dascalu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 7 p
File 10: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leon Daici on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943-1944. 10 p
File 11: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alexandra Selima Dailis on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 3
p
File 12: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Doiban Solomon on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943-1945. 8 p
File 13: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sabina Dracsaneanu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 8 p
File 14: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sofia M. Diner on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 21 p
File 15: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Eugen Deutsch on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 45 p
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File 16: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leibovici Levi on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943-1944. 9 p
File 17: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jäger Samuel on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 36 p
File 18:PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bercu Laubmüller on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 21 p
File 19: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Isac Herscovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943-1944. 50
p
File 20: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Negru Bernard on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 12 p
File 21: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iancu Aron Hodolofski on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 8 p
File 22: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Henry Haimovici Vanea on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 8
p
File 23: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Georg Haller on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 8 p
File 24: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Eremias Holdengräber on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 18
p
File 25: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Burah Kessler on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 7 p
File 26: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Adela Klar on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 3 p
File 27: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Adrienne Corbaru- Lobl on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943.
13 p
File 28: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Cireseanu-Barlad Pinath on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943.
5p
File 29: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosif Cioară on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 8 p
File 30: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herscu Crupariu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 9 p
File 31: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Eskenasi Ionel-Martin on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943.
9p
File 32: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Victor Aron on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 21 p
File 33: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Aba L. Nacht on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 11 p
File 34: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Manolescu Al Eduard on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 76
p
File 35: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Roza and Ana C, Marculescu on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 13 p
File 36: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Teodora Beratrice Eitel on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943.
26 p
File 37: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dorothea W. Roth on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 32 p
File 38: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mihail Miron on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 8 p
File 39: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcu Marcovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 5 p
File 40: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lilly D. Samitca on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 13 p
File 41: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Salo Weissenberg on
various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 35 p
File 42: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Galian Dumitru on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 165 p
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File 43: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Solomon H. Elias on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 5 p
File 44: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr, Georg Salamon on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943 5 p
File 45: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Isac Rafael Samuel Snitlich on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 16 p
File 46: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Francisc Schlosser on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 3 p
File 47: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcel Simsa on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 22 p
File 48: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Isidor Spärger on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 6 p
File 49: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr Saidman Julius aka
Zaidman Sulim on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 22 p
File 50: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herbert Stern on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 16 p
File 51: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Fany Solomon on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 19 p
File 52: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Gustav Segal on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 7 p
File 53: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Moise L. Stroe on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 8 p
File 54: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Margareta Stamatopol on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 18
p
File 55: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lothar Hugo Schmierer on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943.
32 p
File 56: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Wanda Robert Scheida on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 8
p
File 57: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Schapira Solomon on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 12 p
File 58: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosef Maier on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 19 p
File 59: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ecaterina Jeanna Negrea on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943.
6p
File 60: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Samuel Rubin on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 18 p
File 61: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leon Ghips on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 3 p
File 62: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Kellner Ernest on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 10 p
File 63: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Semo Iosif on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 4 p
File 64: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Arnold Sabl on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 33 p
File 65: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Arnold Schwefelberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 255
p
File 66: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lazar Simsa on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 14 p
File 67: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alexandru and Iuliu Solomon on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 3 p
File 68: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Moscu Sulimovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943.10 p
File 69: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Schlesinger Angela (Simona) on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 52 p
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File70: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Simsa Ioan on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 24 p
File 71: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lazar Simion on merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 26 p
File 72: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Steinberg Ilie Iosif on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 5 p
File 73: PCM. Requests from various businesses and factories for exemption from forced labor of Jews, as being the only specialists in the given
business. 1943. 47 p
File 74: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Froim M. Nadler on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 11 p
File 75: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Fani Groser on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 15 p
File 76: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Gh.Threse Volf on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 11 p
File 77: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Adela Simsa on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 4 p
File 78: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Stenger Iosif on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 6 p
File 79: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iancu Svitcus on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 2 p
File 80: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Nicu Avram Spiner on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 21 p
File 81: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Stefan Vaida on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 10 p
File 82: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Flora Dr. Haimovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 9 p
File 83: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosif and S.M. Goldenberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943.
14 p
File 84: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. S Schwartz on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 12 p
File 85: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by SCHLESINGER Maria (Ileana) on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 48 p
File 86: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Emanoil (Manole) Schapira on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 40 p
File 87: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Safir Napoleon Nicolae on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943.
39 p
File 88: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mihail Saies aka Max Schayes on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 18 p
File 89: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Stier Berrthold on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 7 p
File 90: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcu Ghelber on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 17 p
File 91: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Betina Simsa on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 4 p
File 92: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marta Simsa on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 4 p
File 93: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Florescu Bernard Bica on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943.12
p
File 94: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Is.Franco on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 5 p
File 95: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Finkelstein Osias on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 17 p
File 96: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ion Iosif Aristide Segall on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943.
29 p
File 97: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Tureanu Simion on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 33 p
File 98: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sergine Michaela Finkelstein on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 15 p
File 99: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Florescu D. Iosif on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 10 p
File 100: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lupu Finkelstein on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 6 p
File 101: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Pliscov Filip Falik on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 11 p
File 102: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ana and Moritz Fishman on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943.
6p
File 103: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alfons Feldman on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 22 p
File 104: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Israel Fishler on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 14 p
File 105: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jean and David Feldman and Fanny Michelson on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 13 p
File 106: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Haia Feder on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 29 p
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File 107: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Miriam M. Eskenasy on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 2 p
File 108: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr.Nicolae Fekete on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 6 p
File 109: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Carol Feher on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 2
File 110: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Asher Falceanu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 8 p
File 111: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Toni Reich on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 311 p
File 112: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Reghina Horowitz on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 31 p
File 113: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sarica (Slivia) Speizer on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 15
p
File 114: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Oscar Scheller on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 10 p
File 115: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alexandru Albert Seni on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 18
p
File 116: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Heinrich S. Starck on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 10 p
File 117: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leon Silberman on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 2 p
File 118: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Simsa Nicu Codrea on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 21 p
File 119: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sofica Silberman on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 17 p
File 120: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Tony H. Schwartz on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 15 p
File 121: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Strul Simsa on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 18 p
File 122: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Peter Sufrin on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 7 p
File 123: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jean Schwart on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 12 p
File 124: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by David Silvian on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 17 p
File 125: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Halfon Rafael/Nissim. 1943. 86 p
File 126: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jacob Jacques Solomon on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943.
16 p
File 127: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Neuman Feldman on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 22 p
File 128: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alfred M. Reiner on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 37 p
File 129: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Osias Rapaport on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 21 p
File 130: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr, Debora Col, Frunzetti requests return of all documents related to her mother
Dora Dubov. 1943. 4 p
File 131: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sara Fichman on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 13 p
File 132: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Folender Iancu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 19 p
File 133: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ichil Achille Saraga on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 7 p
File 134: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ion Gheorghe Lucaci on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 38
p
File 135: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Simion Florescu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 9 p
File 136: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Florica Dr. Fruchter nee Steinberg on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1943. 18 p
File 137: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Nicolae Focsaneanu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 23 p
File 138: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alexandru Ioan Flitman on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943.
15 p
File 139: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dumitru Focsaneanu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 19431944. 36 p
File 140: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Cain Feder on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 10 p
File 141: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herman Filvahr on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 7 p
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File 142: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Daniel Feyns on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943-1944. 111 p
File 143: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Filip L. Filip on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 28 p
File 144: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by by Dr. Grosman Idel on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 137
p
File 145: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mihail M. Filip on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 30 p
File 146: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Misu Moise Fichman on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 43
p
File 147: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Stefan de Fay on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943 -1944. 21 p
File 148: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leon G. Friedman on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 15 p
File 149: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Niculae Florescu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943-1944. 3
p
File 150: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rose and Iosef Grunberg-Tescani on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1943. 25 p
File 151: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ita Rachela Grunberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 32
p
File 152: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bension and Raluca Grimberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 6 p
File 153: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Haim Gatlan on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 12 p
File 154: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Volbură Radu-Goldenberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 19 p
File 155: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Goldenberg M. on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 2 p
File 156: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mayer Gani related to a common owned property. 1943. 3 p
File 157: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Eduard Goldenberg. on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 28 p
File 158: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian byRafael and Angela Grunberg-Tescani on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 59 p
File 159: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanians by Grunberg Tobias on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943-1944.
19 p
File 160: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanians by Gropper Lupu on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 42 p
File 161: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanians by D. Goldenberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 17 p
File 162: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanians by Avram. Goldenberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 10 p
File 163: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanians by Rabin H. Gutman on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 6 p
File 164: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanians by William Goldstein on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 12 p
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File 165: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leon Goldstein on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 5 p
File 166: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rosa Goldstein on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 4 p
File 167: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Avram Grunberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 42 p
File 168: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herman Grunberg Sache on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943-1944. 23 p
File 169: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iancu and Rebeca Grunberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 3 p
File 170: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Iosef N. Ferdinand Gingold on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943-1944. 80 p
File 171: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. L. Gruber on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 37 p
File 172: PCM. Cabinet. Activity of a Comission to establish the situation of real estate properties of the Ministries of Culture and of Agriculture and of
various Foundations. 1943-1944. 240 p
File 173: PCM. Cabinet. Exchange of letters between various Foundations and charitable
organizations and Mihai Antonescu. 1943-1944. 300 p
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File174: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rasela and Moise Pollak and a number of other persons on various merits and
services to the Romanian State 1942. 13 p
File175: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Vaisman Smiland a number of other persons on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 13 p
File 176: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Moses Eskenasy on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 16 p
File 177: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lazar Elias and DR, Ettinger Iosif on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1943. 44 p
File 178: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alfons Vogel on various merits and services to the Romanian
State.1943. 470 p
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File179: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rosa Alter S. Cohn on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 7 p
File 180: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Debora M. Hascalovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 4
p
File 181: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Zalman aka Jean Goldstein on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943-1944. 13 p
File 182: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Paul Goldstein on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 9 p
File 183: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Matus (Matei) S. Goldenberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 9 p
File 184: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mariana (Mally) Grigoriu on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 12 p
File 185: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mendela (Mina) Goldenberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 13 p
File 186: PCM. Cabinet. Ioan N. Golubisin originary from Bessarabia complains of being
suspended from his work and considered a danger for the security of the state. 1943. 5
p
File 187: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sigmund Schwartz on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 19431944. 184 p
File 188: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Maria Seila Saim on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 10 p
File 189: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mathilda Singler nee
Lindenberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 21 p
File 190: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sylvia Schmierer on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 28 p
File 191: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Spigler Zisu aka Spigler Zisel on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 5 p
File 192: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Hermina Dr. Sigmand-Sigma on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 11 p
File 193: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Stern Alter on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 11 p
File 194: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Basil Grigore Diamand on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943.
44 p
File 195: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Gheorghe Lazar Gh.
Daianu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 40 p
File 196: PCM. Cabinet. Colonel Ret Stefan Radu presents favorable testimony for sergeant Ellias Hersh. 1943. 3 p
File 197: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Navilla Dr. Krainik on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 14 p
File 198: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Achille Wechsler on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 69 p
File 199: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Salina Gâtlan on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943-1944. 14 p
File 200: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Hermina Goldstein on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 20
p
File 201: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ghitla Galateanu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 9 p
File 202: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcel Ghinsberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 30
p
File 203: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Gottlieb Marcu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 14 p
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File 204: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Haimovici Osias on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 21 p
File 205: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Avram Harabagiu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 16 p
File 206: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herscovici David on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 5 p
File 207: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Adolf A. Herscu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 5 p
abinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rascela Haym on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 10
p
File 209: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Solomon Hirschhorn on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 6
p
File 210: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Haim Hescovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 14 p
File 211: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herscovici Strul on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 5 p
File 212: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mory Ghelber on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1943. 24 p
File 213: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Roza (Rozi) Goldenberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943.
25 p
File 214: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mina Albert Paucker on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 32 p
File 215: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Michel Herscovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 4 p
File 216: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Emanoil Gutman (Mimy) on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943.
161 p
File 217: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Gabai N. Jacob on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 14 p
File 218: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Simon Gluck on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 24 p
File 219: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Gluck Filip on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 18 p
File 220: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. David Cuziner on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 63 p
File 221: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Moritz Solomon), Rudolf, Marcel and René Efraim, on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 1943. 3 p
File 222: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcel Cappon on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 33 p
File 223: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Goldstein Izrael Solomon on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 11 p
File 224: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Atlas Avram on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 3 p
File 225: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Saul Adlersberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 2 p
File 226: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcela Ancelovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 6 p
File 227: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Armand Briol on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 33 p
File 228: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alexandru Clementeanu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943.
14 p
File 229: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sever on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 40 p
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File 230: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leo (Leibu) Haffner on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 9 p
File 231: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Simon and Arthur Hilsenrad on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 22 p
File 232: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ionel M. Horovitz on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 13 p
File 233: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Hornstein L. Herman on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 12
p
File 234: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Traian M. Hilariu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 7 p
File 235: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Heim and Aneta Schlima aka Heim Avram Silimon on various
merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 10 p
File 236: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Stefan and Maria Iancovescu on various merits and services to
the Romanian State. 1943. 10 p
File 237: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Simion Goldengerg on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 5 p
File 238: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Smil L. Guttman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 10 p
File 239: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by M. Herscovici on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1943. 26 p
File 240: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Grosi Suzana on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1943. 18 p
File 241: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iancu Ghelberg on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1943. 10 p
File 242: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Grosi Alexandru on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 13 p
File 243: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leon Haim on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1943. 4 p
File 244:PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr Velimir Halas on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 39 p
File 245: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by David Rubin on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1943. 20 p
File 246: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Melania Moscovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1942-1943. 33 p
File 247: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by S. Michelstein on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1943. 24 p
File 248: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Elena Dr. S. Moscovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 19 p
File 249: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Teodor Louis Em. Mendel on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 28 p
File 250: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ana H. Mendel on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1943. 28 p
File 251: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lucia Denise Filderman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 48 p
File 252: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by George Herăscu, Libertina Popper and Daisy Gruder on
various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 49 p
File 253: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leon Herscovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 16 p
File 254: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bernhard Ungureanu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 78 p
File 255: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Nicolae Orăvanu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 17 p
File 256: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rozalia Sanielevici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 3 p
File 257: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ida Etty and Sofia M.
Orenstein on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 11 p
File 258: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Israrel Nathansohn on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 8 p
File 259: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Iuliu Seveanu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 33 p
File 260: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leon Ion Ormazu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 24 p
File 261: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jean I. Orăvanu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 21 p
File 262: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ilie Ursu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1943. 8 p
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File 263: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jean Chises on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 31 p
File 264: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Oring Iancu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 8 p
File 265: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Arnold Siegler on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 25 p
File 266: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Schulemson Samuel on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 15
p
File 267: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by User Hentel Platman aka Ulrich Platzmann on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 15 p
File 268: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Efraim Pomarleanu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 12
p
File 269: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Heim Schlima on
various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 5 p
File 270: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leia Marcu Naftule Avram Naftule aka Abramovici on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 1943. 17 p
File 271: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Filip Emilian on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 24 p
File 272: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Weinblatt Levi on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 7 p
File 273: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leopold Wexler on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 9 p
File 274: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rifca Renee L. Weintraub on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 33 p
File 275: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Judith, Dan and Agathon Walter on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1943. 122 p
File 276: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Adolf Weitblid aka Weissblüth on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 11 p
File 277: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Constantin Ludovic Negrea on various merits and services to the Romanian State.
1943. 6 p
File 278: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Wolfsohn Lupu on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 13 p
File 279: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Emil Kestenbaum on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 96 p
File 280: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Moise Virreano on various merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 50 p
File 281: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Radoi Cornea on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1943. 17 p
File 282:PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Adriana M. Iosef on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 18 p
File 283: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iliescu P. Elias on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1943. 11 p
File 284: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iancu Avram on various merits and services to the Romanian
State. 1943. 3 p
File 285: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rosenfeld Meier (Marcel) on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 7 p
File 286: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Aurel Iacovescu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State.1943-1944. 4 p
File 287: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Bela Revesz on various merits and services to the
Romanian State.1943. 8 p
File 288: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Wilhelm Fuchs on various merits and services to the
Romanian State.1943. 6 p
abinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Avram I. Friedman on various merits and services to the Romanian
State.1943. 18 p
File 290: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Paulina and Osver Tesaruschi on various merits and services
to the Romanian State.1943. 9 p
File 291: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bercu Smil Itic aka Rosenfeld on various merits and services to
the Romanian State.1943. 14 p
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File 292: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lupu Nusen on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 9 p
File 293: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Isak Wiznirzer on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 5 p
File 294: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Stern Zalman Moise aka Mauriciu Stern on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 22 p
File 295: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Moise Haimovici aka Marcel Melicson on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 54 p
File 296: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Moritz G. Leibovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 22 p
File 297: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosef Leibovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 26 p
File 298: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Eti Leibovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 12 p
File 299: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Adela (Ida) Leibovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943.
22 p
File 300: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dora Wolf Herscu aka Goldstein on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 7 p
File 301: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mauriciu Haberman on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943.19 p
File 302: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lazar Peretz on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 10 p
File 303: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Simon Pollak on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 7 p
File 304: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leon Paucker on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943-1944. 25
p
File 305: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Iancu (Ioan) Mihalovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943-1944. 248 p
File 306: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Elias I. Hersch on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 6 p
File 307: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jaques Eiser on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943-1944. 39
p
File 308: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Osias Eisenberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 12 p
File 309: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Berta Elhut on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943-1944. 13 p
File 310: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Emanuel Eugen Petru on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943.
26 p
File 311: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Zaharia Esmanschi on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943-1944.
4p
File 312: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Carol Hornstein on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 36 p
File 313: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Avram Grimberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 4 p
File 314: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosub Heller. Segal, Moise and David Heller on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 19 p
File 315: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by I. Iaroslavici on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 71 p
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File 316: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Maria Leon on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943-1944. 41 p
File 317: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Gewolb Adolf on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 7 p
File 318: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Schlesinger H. (Mihail) on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943. 97 p
File 319: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Zalman M. Leibovici) on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 9 p
File 320: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Isidor Leibovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 10 p
File 321: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ghizela Leibovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 16 p
File 322: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Albert Louis on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 8 p
File 323: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Aron Litman on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 10 p
File 324: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lupovici Sigmund on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 7 p
File 325: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Haiki Leibovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 15 p
File 326: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lobel Riven on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 3 p
File 327: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lucian- Mircea R. Lobel on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943. 3 p
File 328: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lobel R. Eugeniu on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 4 p
File 329: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Gutman Leibu on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 24 p
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File 330: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Idel Leib aka Sloim on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943. 4 p
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File 331: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herman Hendler on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943. 37 p
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File 332: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Nicolae Narcis Ergas on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943. 29 p
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File 333: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by David Leibovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943. 32 p
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File 334: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Moritz and Victoria Litman and their eight children on various merits and
services to the Romanian State 1943. 140 p
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File 335: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. H. Lazarovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943. 14 p
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File 336: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosef Loebel on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943.
19 p
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File 337: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Gheorghe Lupescu on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943. 8 p
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File 338: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leibovici Isac on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943.
14 p
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File 339: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leib Lipa on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 8 p
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File 340: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Adriana Lustgarten on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943. 3 p
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File 341: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Moritz Leibovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943. 7 p
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File 342: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Victor Leibusor on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943. 6 p
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File 343: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Teodor Herter Leibusor on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943.
4p
File 344: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ilie Lehrer on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943-1944. 8 p
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File 345: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Lande Marcus on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1944. 8 p
File 346: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Teodor George Lebel on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943.
18 p
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File 347: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Eugen Deutsch on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 68 p
File 348: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Vasile Ernest Ergas on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 26
p
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File 349: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Pascu Casian on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 20 p
File 350: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Simion Enyedi on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 4 p
File 351: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Maria Magdalena Gertie Ergas on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943. 19 p
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File 352: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Teodor Silberman on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 13 p
File 353: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Henric Sanielevici on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 1 p
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File 354: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mihail Scheel on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 6 p
File 355: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Radu Mircea Protopopescu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 26 p
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File 356: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Elvira and Maria Sanielevici on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943. 18 p
File 357: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Cornelia Nicuescu on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 3 p
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File 358: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Filip Srahger, Elisa Rath and Sofia Diamant on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 28 p
File 359: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mindea (Mina) Lupu
Abramovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 3 p
File 360: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Seidman Simon on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 8 p
File 361: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alexandru Abramovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943.
12 p
File 362: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ioanid Perlzweig on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 12 p
File 363: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by H. Pascalovici on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 9 p
File 364: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mihail. Pascal on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 11 p
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File 365: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian byLLucia and Herman
Pedvisocar. on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 12 p
File 366: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by A. I. Solomonescu on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 11 p
File 367: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lili Iacob nee Buiu on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 6 p
File 368: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Solomon Barat on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 7 p
File 369: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Avramuts Toivie on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 3 p
File 370: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Aurel G. Hamburger on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943.
43 p
File 371: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Kovler Artur on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 11 p
File 372: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Adolf Kindler on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 4 p
File 373: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Constantin Victor Stein on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943.
13 p
File 374: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosif Steinberg on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 11 p
File 375: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Olga Solomon on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 63 p
File 376: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ruhla Silberstein on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 13 p
File 377: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sayan Samuel on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 12 p
File 378: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Anghel and Leontina Radovici on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 121 p
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File 379:PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lea Herscu sin Bercu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 16 p
File 380: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herscovici Herscu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 10 p
File 381: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Regenboghen L. Solomon on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 7 p
File 382: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ilie Haim on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943. 6 p
File 383: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rubinstein Carolina on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 26 P
File 384: PCM. Cabinet. The Society Cartonul Romanesc requests the return from Transnistria of the Jewish specialists Dr, Josef
Schauer and Chem. Ing Arthur Kreindler on the basis of attached documents,1943 26 p
File 385: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Isac Marcu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 14 p
File 386: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alfred, Lazar, Benjamin etc Mendel on various merits and
services to the Romanian State 1943. 67 pages
File 387: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alfred Mandel l on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 35 p
File 388: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jean Montaureanu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 23 p
File 389: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mandel Alexandru l on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 6 p
File 390: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Udla Adela David Moise on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 4 p
File 391: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Alfred Maisler on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 4 p
File 392: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herescu L. Meer on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 16 p
File 393: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Moise Meiselman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 20 p
File 394: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jean Mihailovici aka Jean Mihail on various merits and services
to the Romanian State .1943. 19 p
File 395: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bernard A. Matias aka Bernard Mateescu on various merits and
services to the Romanian State .1943. 16 p
File 396: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sylvia Moscovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 6 p
File 397: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iancu V. Marchitz on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 30 p
File 398: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcovici Lazar on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 17 p
File 399: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Burah Bernard, Suzana, Samoil and Littman Moscovici and
Grossman M. Elena on various merits and services to the Romanian State .1943. 120 p
File 400: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. O. Meller on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 77 p
File 401: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Avram Mendel on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 12 p
File 402: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Burah Marcu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 8 p
File 403: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Avram Marcu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 36 p
File 404: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Moses Matei Bucur on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 9 p
File 405: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Simon Moise on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 3 p
File 406: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Moses Matei Bucur on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 6 p
File 407: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Didiy Meixner on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 25 p
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File 408: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Ing. Isac Blum on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 63 p
File 409: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Oiser S.Banc on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 3 p
File 410: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Banc S. Iosif on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 33 p
File 411: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Irena S. Barzilai on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 14 p
File 412: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Gottfried Burstyn on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 10 p
File 413: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leon Bernea (was Bernstein) on various merits and services to
the Romanian State .1943. 36 p
File 414: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Sigmund Bibring on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 . 2 p
File 415: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Samoil N. Blumenfeld on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 29 p
File 416: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Heinrich Buchner on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 8 p
File 417: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bardos Nicolae Heinrich Buchner on various merits and
services to the Romanian State .1943. 3 p
File 418: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Marcu (Mircea) Bayer on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 5 p
File 419: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Simon Bayer on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 19 p
File 420: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Carol Barasch on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 32 p
File 421: (Titlesheet missing) PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Carol Berman on various merits and
services to the Romanian State .1943. 68 p
File 422: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Solomon Brill on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 8 p
File 423: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Maria Bunfard on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 18 p
File 424: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Gisela Bernard and sons on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 15 p
File 425: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bacan Mendel on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 73 p
File 426: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iohan (Iohanan) l on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 27 p
File 427: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bernhardt Eugenia on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 4 p
File 428: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Eugen A. Barasch on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 115 p
File 429: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Binder Alexandru on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 8 p
File 430: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Major Dr. Baros I. on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 20 p
File 431: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Benedict B.M. Blasbalg on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 16 p
File 432: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Broder Heinrich on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 5 p
File 433: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ferdinand Bonchis on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943-1944. 70 p
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File 434: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian bySofia M. Bally on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 6 p
File 435: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Heinrich Burstyn on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 7 p
File 436: (Titlesheet missing ) PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Isac Kaufman on various merits and
services to the Romanian State .1943. 30 p
File 437: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rifca Smil sin Moise Herscu on various merits and services to
the Romanian State .1943. 13 p
File 438: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Maier Hascalovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 4 p
File 439: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Schueier Salo Hubscher on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 3 p
File 440: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by George I. Capitanescu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 8 p
File 441: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Creter Hoisie on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 34 p
File 442: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Casvan Matei on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 14 p
File 443: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosif Camil on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 2 p
File 444: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Smerl Cohn on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 15 p
File 445: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Vilhelm Ghelberg on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 23 p
File 446: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Julius and Sonia Pavlovici on various merits and services to
the Romanian State .1943. 10 p
File 447: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Hermann Iosif i on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 4 p
File 448: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iacob zis Josef Orenstein on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 9 p
File 449: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Feiga M. Herscu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943-1944. 23 p
File 450: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by A.H. Cohen on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 12 p
File 451: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herman Simon on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 6 p
File 452: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Goldstein Marcu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 25 p
File 453: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Solomon N. Goldstein on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 8 p
File 454: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Perla Gredinger on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943-1944. 20 p
File 455: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcu L. Gherscovici, Ernestina M. Brull and others on various
merits and services to the Romanian State. 1943. 39 p
File 456: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jean Gropper-Gropeanu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 13 p
File 457: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosif Weiss on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 18 p
File 458: (Titlesheet missing) PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marguritte M. Virreanno on various merits
and services to the Romanian State .1943. 20 p
File 459: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Eliazar Drucker on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 16 p
File 460: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Perla David on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 18 p
File 461: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dora Dubov on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 11 p
File 462: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Diamandi I. Saia (oscar) on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 22 p
File 463: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Samuel Hirsch on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 33 p
File 464: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herman Ilie on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 6 p
File 465: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Meilich Iancovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 11 p
File 466: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iacobi B. on various merits and services to the Romanian State
.1943. 14 p
File 467: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Louis Deutsch and Oscar Deutsch Dumitrescu on various
merits and services to the Romanian State .1943. 14 p
File 468: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Druianu Lazar. on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 17 p
File 469: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dannenberg Louis on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 6 p
File 470: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Wohlster Desideriu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 7 p
File 471: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Roza Gheldman on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 11 p
File 472: (Titlesheet missing)PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leon Ghingold on various merits and
services to the Romanian State .1943. 14 p
File 473: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Goldner Avram on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 6 p
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File 474: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Viliam Gross on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 6 p
File 475: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Grossberg Samson Leon on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 7 p
File 476: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Faur S. Faur on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 57 p
File 477: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Victor Negrescu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 40 p
File 478: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by David Huna David on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 3 p
File 479: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Eugen David on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 53 p
File 480: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Moise Weinstock on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 6 p
File 481: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Eugen M. Dumitrescu aka Leibovici on various merits and
services to the Romanian State .1943. 14 p
File 482: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bernard Zeidman (Seidmann) on various merits and services to
the Romanian State .1943. 34 p
File 483: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by David Wolfsohn on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 5 p
File 484: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Francisc Wincler on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 9 p
File 485: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Adolf Wechsler-Zarafu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 14 p
File 486: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Kurt Wohlgemuth on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 23 p
File 487: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jenny (Johanna) I. Capitanescu on various merits and services
to the Romanian State .1943. 12 p
File 488: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Titina Capitanescu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 8 p
File 489: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by I.J. Iaroslavici on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 12 p
File 490: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Florica Ionescu-Braila on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 8 p
File 491: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr Alfred Rosan on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 22 p
File 492: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rozalia Rotman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 16 p
File 493: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rachela Reinhorn on various merits and services to the
Romanian State . 1943-1944. 12 p
File 494: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by David Gaston zis Davys on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 34 p
File 495: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Nussbaum Edmund on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 7 p
File 496: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Segal Nusen on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 12 p
File 497: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Klara Koffler on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1942-1945(?). 32 p
File 498: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herman Iacob on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1942. 17 p
File 499: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Fanya Leanny on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 16 p
File 500: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Magda and felix Landes on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1942-43; 1946. 3 p
File 501: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosef Losner on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 42 p
File 502: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Liber L.Itic zis Jean on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 11 p
File 503: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Max Losner on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 45 p
File 504: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Lobel Avram on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 49 p
File 505: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Heinrich Lupul on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 23 p
File 506: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosif H. Lainer on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 8 p
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File 507: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lobel Isak on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943-1944 14 p
File 508: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Maria Marietta Livanescu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 53 p
File 509: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mihail V. Leonte on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 24 p
File 510: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mihail Sotec Leteanu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 20 p
File 511: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lazarovici Beila on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 14 p
File 512: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Langmantel M. Leo on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 5 p
File 513: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Zoltan Lazar on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 29 p
File 514: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Fanny Lieblich on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 4 p
File 515: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jean Liveanu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 6 p
File 516: PCM. Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iancu Lucian on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 35 p
File 517: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lupescu Raimond on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 3 p
File 518: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lazar Lewy on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 7 p
File 519: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iulius Leibovici on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 9 p
File 520: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rosa and Lazar A. Lazar on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 13 p
File 521: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ida Spiner on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 12 p
File 522: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rasela Klei on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943 -1944. 15 p
File 523: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Adolf Silberman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 10 p
File 524: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iulius Solomon on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 12 p
File 525: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Margareta Steinbach on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 20 p
File 526: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by David Zockerman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 28 p
File 527: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Irina Zalman on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 24 p
File 528: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Zillberstein Strul on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 5 p
File 529: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Cornelia Maria Dr. Zahareanu on various merits and services
to the Romanian State .1943. 20 p
File 530: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Zalman Aizic on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 15 p
File 531: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Fanny and Etty Zissman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 13 p
File 532: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ghidale zis Gogu Zimbal on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 10 p
File 533: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iacob zis Iacar Zeidler on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 9 p
File 534: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Zalman Arnold on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 4 p
File 535: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Carol Zimand on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 5 p
File 536: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iancu Zelinger on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 8 p
File 537: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lucia Zamolo on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 23 p
File 538: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jolanda Zintz on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 8 p
File 539: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Frima-Leia and Smil Haim Leib on various merits and services
to the Romanian State .1943-1944. 9 p
File 540: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Stefan Leonescu-Buda on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 6 p
File 541: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ana lazarovici on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 12 p
File 542: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Zilberstein Haim Leib on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 17 p
File 543: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Zeilig Burach on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 4 p
File 544: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcel Mihai Zanea on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 39 p
File 545: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iancu (Jac) Zaharia on various merits and services to the
Romanian State . 1943-1944. 51 p
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File 546: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iacob Zelzel on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1942-1943. 3 p
File 547: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ritta Camil on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 23 p
File 548: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iacob I. Capitanescu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 16 p
File 549: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosif G. Cohen on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 35 p
File 550: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Cuper Darius/David on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 25 p
File 551: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Armand Carniol on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 4 p
File 552: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Sigismund Cohl on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 78 p
File 553: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Osias Copo;ovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 4 p
File 554: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sarina Cassvan on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 50 p
File 555: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Paul Poldi Chapier on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943-1944. 78 p
File 556: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Isak Covu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 14 pages
File 557: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Simion A. Iagnov on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 76 p
File 558: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Burăh Canăr aka Bruno Caner on various merits and services
to the Romanian State .1943. 87 p
File 559: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Landes M. Gheorghe Carol Dumitru on various merits and
services to the Romanian State .1943. 15 p
File 560: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Hascal Cheis on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 8 p
File 561: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Clecner Pincu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 9 p
File 562: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herman Losner on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 14 p
File 563: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by dr. Solomon Lustgarten on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 110 p
File 564: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Cecilia Cela Lupovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 13 p
File 565: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bercu Lupovici on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 6 p
File 566: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Poch M. Isac on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 13 p
File 567: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcu Zaidler on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 11 p
File 568: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Neti and Iancu Moise on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943-1944. 8 p
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File 569: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosif Vaisler on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 32 p
File 570: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Constantin Vitianu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 16 p
File 571: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ileana de Vittor on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 11 p
File 572: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leonte Silberman-Stoicaru on various merits and services to
the Romanian State .1943. 35 p
File 573: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Myron Popovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 39 p
File 574: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sloim (Samy) Pollak on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 27 p
File 575: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iacob Marcuon various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 15 p
File 576: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alexandru Rubin on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 22 p
File 577: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by the Epitropy of the Jewish Hospital in Iasi on various merits and
services to the Romanian State .1943. 11 p
File 578: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ghetler Pascu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 11 p
File 579: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sara Bercovici on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 16 p
File 580: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sosa Malca Leibovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 14 p
File 581: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Frederica Al. Moscu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 43 p
File 582: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcus Iosef on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 11 p
File 583: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lazar Moscovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943. 3 p
File 584: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcu S. Isac on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 13 p
File 585: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Heinrich (Haim) Mohnblatt on various merits and services to
the Romanian State .1943. 26 p
File 586: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lehrman Aizic on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 35 p
File 587: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mayer Avram on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 8 p
File 588: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by James Ipcar on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943. 36 p
File 589: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Poetas Aizic on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 22 p
File 590: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Adolf Ianconescu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 16 p
File 591: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Mihail Ignatescu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 60 p
File 592: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Simon Pollak on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943 31 p
File 593: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alfred Blumenfeld on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 17 p
File 594: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Isac I. Iacobson on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943 33 p
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File 595: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by I.M. Pincas on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943-1944. 139 p
File 596: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Nistor Cassvan on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943 115 p
File 597: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Samuel Pressmann on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 5 p
File 598: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rebeca A. Pencu and others on various merits and services to
the Romanian State .1943 10 p
File 599: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Aron Pitzel on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943 15 p
File 600: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcu Poch on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943 8 p
File 601: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Tony Petraru on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943 9 p
File 602: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcel Pekelman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 14 p
File 603: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Silvia Iancovescu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State. 1943. 8 p
File 604: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ionas Pincas on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943 9 p
File 605: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by on various merits and services to the Romanian State .1943 19
p
File 606: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Arminiu Petroni on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 3 p
File 607: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bernhard Paucker on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 9 p
File 608: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alfred Popper on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943 34 p
File 609: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Friedman Marin on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 10 p
File 610: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Emeric Fridman on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943 69 p
File 611: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Emil Focsanu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943 37 p
File 612: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Zamwel Fereduaru zis Sigmunf Segal on various merits and
services to the Romanian State .1943 9 p
File 613: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alexandru Farcas on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 6 p
File 614: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dima Faingold on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943 12 p
File 615: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Wolf (Willy) Friedman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 10 p
File 616: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcu Fray on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943 8 p
File 617: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Aizig Fray on various merits and services to the Romanian State
.1943 6 p
File 618: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Eskenasy Leon on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 42 p
File 619: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Eskenasy Yvonne on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 4 p
File 620: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by I. Elbim on various merits and services to the Romanian State
.1943 13 p
File 621: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Einhorn on various merits and services to the Romanian State
.1943 30 p
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File 622: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Constantin Marcel Ergas on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 24 p
File 623: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Beniamin Juster on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 5 p
File 624: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcel Juster on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943 4 p
File 625: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosif Poch on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943 18 p
File 626: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by lara and Soly Pach on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 44 p
File 627: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr.Leopold Porn on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 21 p
File 628: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alfred Herman Gheorghe Popper on various merits and
services to the Romanian State .1943 25 p
File 629: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Nicolae Tiberiu Popper on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 20 p
File 630: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Stefan Theodor Popper on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 20 p
File 631: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Elena (Ileana) Vajda on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 27 p
File 632: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Carol A. Rennert on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 2 p
File 633: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Margareta Perla on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 18 p
File 634: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ernestina H. Hasan on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 28 p
File 635: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rachela Profeta on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 40 p
File 636: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Maria Paraschivescu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 18 p
File 637: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Poch M. Samuil on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943 11 p
File 638: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Poch M. Bernard on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 18 p
File 639: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Avram Moisa Perlitz on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 39 p
File 640: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Silvia Pinchis on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943 6 p
File 641: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iancu, Mandy anf Fila F.S. Perlman on various merits and
services to the Romanian State .1943 20 p
File 642: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Finkelstein Hascal on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 8 p
File 643: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Avram Elian on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943 4 p
File 644: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herman Pach on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943-44. 38 p
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File 645: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mattes Bune Lea on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943-44. 12 p
File 646: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Igo Feyer on various merits and services to the Romanian State
.1943 3 p
File 647: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Flitman Bernard on various merits and services to the
Romanian State .1943 11 p
File 648: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iancu Fichman on various merits and services to the Romanian
State .1943 14 p
File 649: PCM Cabinet. Request Alfons Feldman to submit his docuemnts.1943 1 p
File 650: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Manny, Iancu, Iosef and Leon Filderman on various merits and
services to the Romanian State 1943 9 pages
File 651: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Manny, Iancu, Iosef and Leon Filderman on various merits and
services to the Romanian State . Reference to an audience with the Prime minister. Request return of their industrial properties.
Description and history of their industries.1943-1944. 228 p
File 652: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herman Feldman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 6 p
File 653: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ghershin Fishler on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 19 p
File 654: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Neuman Moritz on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943 2 p
File 655: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Priffer Rudolf on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943 8 p
File 656: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Philippe Finkelstein on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 21 p
File 657: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Friederich Moise on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 9 p
File 658: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Israel Eisenstein on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 22 p
File 659: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Wilhelm Endes on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943 7 p
File 660: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Reichmann Aron on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 11 p
File 661: (Titleshhet missing)PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Teodor Fuchs on various merits and
services to the Romanian State 1943 2 p
File 662: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Adolf D. Friedmann on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 34 p
File 663: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Hugo Friedmann on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 25 p
File 664: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosif Herscu Finchilescu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 .13 p
File 665: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Fischel N. Mauriciu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 7 p
File 666: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ninetta N. Façon on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 20 p
File 667: (follows File 668) PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iancu Saraga and Sigmund Schwartz on
various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 10 p
File 668: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mauriciu Nachmanson on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 12 p
File 669: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Zoltan Fenyves on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943 -1944 18 p
File 670: PCM Cabinet. Financial analysis of various ministries and services 1943. 13 p
File 671: PCM Cabinet. Financial Reports on the activity of governmental financial
control services in the period June 1942 – June 1943 60 p
File 672: PCM Cabinet. Reports on the governmental investments for construction and various other services. Approved by
Antonescu in the period June – October 1943. 64 p
File 673: PCM Cabinet. Reports on the governmental investments for construction and various other services. Approved by
Antonescu in the period November 1943. 92 p
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File 674: PCM Cabinet. Reports on the governmental investments for construction and various other services. Approved by
Antonescu in the period December 1943. 55 p
File 675: PCM Cabinet. List of resolutions March-June 1943. 46 p
File 676: PCM Cabinet. List of resolutions July - December 1943. 45 p
File 677: PCM Cabinet. Digrams of the situation of Romanians and minorities in the ceded territories in various time
intervals:December 1943.- February1944. 72 p
File 678: PCM Cabinet.. . Advice of the Legislative Commission to the project of the decree-law for the organization of the armed
forces.October 1943. 17 p
File 679: PCM Cabinet. Report on the inquiry related to the traffic of foodstuff and various restricted items into italy. 1943. 16 p
File 680: PCM Cabinet. Copy of the judiciary file of Kohn Matilda, the wife of Fleiszig Alfred regarding the request for assimilation
as Romanian 1943. 25 p
File 681: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Filip Ioan Focsaneanu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 27 p
File 682: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Fisher Maximilian on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 18 p
File 683: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alexandru Friedman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 22 p
File 684: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Josef M Fermo on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 52 pa
File 685: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Eugenia Elephant on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 7 p
File 686: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Wexler Haim Carol on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 10 p
File 687: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ana Ghelber on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943 216 p
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File 688: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ion Focsaneanu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 15 p
File 689: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ion (Jean) Feodor on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 36 p
File 690: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jon Jaques Jaroslavski on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 61 p
File 691: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sami Herman i on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943 57 p
File 692: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Tilly Iosif on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943 16 p
File 693: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Horodniceanu Iosub on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 9 p
File 694: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Remus Zolniceanu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 26 p
File 695: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sloim Wittner on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943 8 p
File 696: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Abram Weiser on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943 16 p
File 697: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Eleonora Wegener on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 9 p
File 698: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Aneta Costiner Ameila Sigler and others on various merits and
services to the Romanian State 1943 14 p
File 699: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ornstein Emanuel Nicolae and Donat on various merits and
services to the Romanian State 1943. 37 p
File 700: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ciuraru Avram on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943 6 p
File 701: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Chivu P. Isac on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943 18 p
File 702: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Cajal Marcu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943 14 p
File 703: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Noemie Schwartzmann on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 1 p
File 704: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herman and Stefany Steinbach on various merits and services
to the Romanian State 1943. 20 p
File 705: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Adolf G. Ruleta on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943 29 p
File 706: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosif H. Reich on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943 58 p
File 707: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rosenberg Ilie on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943 7 p
File 708: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jacques Paucker . Adds documents to his file # 453/1942.
1943. 62 p
File 709: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Elise Pocar on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943 6 p
File 710: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bertina Panaitescu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943 18 p
File 711: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iulius Priffer on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 8 p
File 712: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by T.S Paker on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943. 29 p
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File 747: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Strul Svarţ on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943 14 p
File748: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ancel Marcu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 6 p
File 749: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marculescu M. Max on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 88 p
File 750: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Isidore Margulies on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 66 p
File 751: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Margineranu Iosif on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 76 p
File 752: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Berla Moise zis Grinberg on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 12 p
File 753: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Avram Munteanu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 36 p
File 754: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lt. Colonel Mihail M.
Moisescu on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 22 p
File 755: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bubi Macus (same as Burăh M. Marcus on various merits and
services to the Romanian State 1943 78 p
File 756: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lupu Ghelberg on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 19 p
File 757: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Aronovici Aron on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 9 p
File 758: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Avram Leib sin Iosub on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 6 p
File 759: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by I. Augenstreich on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 22 p
File 760: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iancu Abramovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 1 p
File 761: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Osias Aisig on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 8 p
File 762: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Arthur Edward Axenfeld on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 6 p
File 763: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lazar Atlasmani on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 8 p
File 764: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Abramovici David on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 37 p
File 765: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Adutt A. Rabeno on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 36 p
File 766: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Veniamin Arie on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 38 p
File 767: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Solomon I. Butnaru on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 28 p
Reel 43
File 768: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jean Baras on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 54 p
File 769: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bernard Blumenfeld on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 18 p
File 770: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bercovici S. Vigdor on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 8 p
File 771: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sophie Bercovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 16 p
File 772: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sabina Bercovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 18 p
File 773: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bernhard Ackerman r on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 21 p
File 774: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Saim Aberman on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 14 p
File 775: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Victor Altărescu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 25 p
File 776: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alter L. Oscar on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 5 p
File 777: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Miron Altărescu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 13 p
File 778: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herman Adelstein on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 17 p
File 779: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iacob Adania on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 11 p
File 780: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iacob Adania on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. (Most of the documents seem identical with those in File # 779) 9 p
File 781: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by David Aronovici on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 13 p
File 782: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jacques/ Jac/ Axenfeld on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 53 p
File 783: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Blum Iosif on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 6 p
File 784: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Tsipra and Moise Croitoru i on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 1943. 14 p
File 785: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ovidiu Alfandari .Inter-office correspondence regarding
documents.1943 5 p
File 786: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Suzana H, Hascal on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 12 p
File 787: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Safir Bernard on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 16 p
File 788: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Valentina Schubert on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 24 p
File 789: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Smil Iţ ic on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943. 17 p
File 790: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Saranga Giovani on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 20 p
File 791: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ignat D. Schapira on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 11 p
File 792: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Speizer Levi on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 7 p
File 793: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Carol Spitzet on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 7 p
File 794: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Maria E. Savinescu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 14 p
File 795: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Osias Spitzer on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 22 p
File 796: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Irina Schechter on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 28 p
File 797: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mendel H. Schip on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 8 p
File 798: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Siegler I. Alfred on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 11 p
File 799: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Maria Olga Stern on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 29 p
File 800: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lazar Livius Samitca on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 75 p
Reel 44
File 801: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bernard Sigler on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 6 p
File 802: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Schäffer Gabriel on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 7 p
File 803: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by August Schäffer on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 18 p
File 804: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr.Bercu Schapira on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 3 p
File 805: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Summer Iosub Hersh on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 6 p
File 806: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Strul Lazar on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 7 p
File 807: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iudita Stefanovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 7 p
File 808: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Manole Solomon on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 6 p
File 809: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sulamita Schapira on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 49 p
File 810: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ioan Schlifka on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 30 p
File 811: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Soiegel Bernhard on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 28 p
File 812: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herman Schmilovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 12 p
File 813: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Spindler Iosif on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 16 p
File 814: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Solomon Spund on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 4 p
File 815: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Elena Stăureanu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 9 p
File 816: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Avram N. Smil on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 9 p
File 817: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rebeca Stambler on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943- 1944. 26 p
File 818: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Suzin Cornelia on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 28 p
File 819: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Iosif Singer on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 12 p
File 820: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Pompiliu Strajan on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 13 p
File 821: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leon Sanielevici on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 33 p
File 822: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosif D. Solomon on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 31 p
File 823: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Emil Alexandru Sanielevici on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 1943. 20 p
File 824: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Albert E. Schapira on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 7 p
File 825: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Emil Alexandru Sanielevici on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 1943. 10 p
File 826: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Octav Safir on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 8 p
File 827: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alexandrina Francisca Negrea on various merits and services
to the Romanian State 1943. 5 p
File 828: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by I.E. and Miriam Zelter on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 30 p
File 829: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Pincu Siegler on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943-1944. 65 p
File 830: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Moscovici Elias on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 33 p
File 831: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Avram Mark on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943-1944. 9 p
File 832: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Heinrich Marcovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943-1944. 19 p
File 833: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leon Moise on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943-1944. 7 p
File 834: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Meschnelson L. Ascher on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 9 p
File 835: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lazar Morgenstein on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 3 p
File 836: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Israel Mosconof on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943-1944. 37 p
Reel 45
File 837: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Cesar Moisescu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943-1944. 13 p
File 838: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Vladimir V. Mendl on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 7 p
File 839: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Pascal Mendel on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 20 p
File 840: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herman Müller on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 16 p
File 841: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Haralambie Munceleanu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 41 p
File 842: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcovici Aron on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 4 p
File 843: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcu Moise on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 9 p
File 844: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcel
Herscovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 6 p
File 845: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcel A. Mendel on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 25 p
File 846: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Eugen A, Mendel on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 25 p
File 847: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcel A. Mendel on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. (Repeats File #845??) 24 p
File 848: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lea Lily on Gelehrter various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 26 p
File 849: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marga Mariane Krasnianski on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 1943. 30 p
File 850: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ernestina N. Tapu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943-1944. 17 p
File 851: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Frederic Michelson on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 58 p
File 852: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mauriciu R. Mendel on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 36 p
File 853: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Isac Lupu Comissiona and Milli Eveline Barbalat on various
merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 101 p
File 854: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Musafia M. David on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 2 p
File 855: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcel Kðnig on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 9 p
File 856: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Adolf Klingsberg on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943; 1946. 9 p
File 857: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ghita Moise on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 12 p
File 858: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Kellner Ernest on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 21 p
File 859: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Klapper Alexandru on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 7 p
File 860: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Kohn Herman on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 6 p
File 861: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Teofil Revici on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943-1944. 49 p
Reel 46
File 862: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Filip Horovitz on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 110 p
File 863: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Benjamin H. Mendel on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 41 p
File 864: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sigmund Goldfarb on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943; 1945. 4 p
File 865: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bernard Davidescu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 6 p
File 866: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Moise Goldstein on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 29 p
File 867: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Adrian Negriteanu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 31 p
File 868: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Nargea Francisc on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 11 p
File 869: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jacques Iaroslavici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943-1944. 37 p
File 870: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rachela Gabai on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 30 p
File 871: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rosenberg Hascal-Isidor on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 22 p
File 872: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosif Kaufman on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 11 p
File 873: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Berhard Kaufman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 28 p
File 874: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Russo Mircea-Marcel on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 22 p
File 875: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Kracauer Bernard on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 30 p
File 876: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Paul Ilutza on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943.
11 p
File 877: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Maria Oenstein on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943-1944. 7 p
File 878: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Emil Vari on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943. 10 p
File 879: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ioan Calugareanu zis Gaba on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 1943-1944 . 25 p
File 880: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Isidor and Carolina (Clara) Berger Safianu on various merits
and services to the Romanian State 1943. 70 p
File 881: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by C. Satianu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 65 p
File 882: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ion Straja on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943-1945. 15 p
File 883: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mircea Alex Straja on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943-1945. 10 p
Reel 47
File 884: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Idel and Golda Schwartz on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943-1944. 12 p
File 885: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by David Strulovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 12 p
File 886: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Schlesinger Alexandru on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 1943. 354 p
File 887: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Avram Steiner on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 7 p
File 888: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian Mina Spiegel on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 12 p
File 889: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by E. Saler on various merits and services to the Romanian State
1943-1944. 45 p
File 890: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Moritz Schwartz on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 8 p
File 891: PCM Cabinet. Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Hirsch Schwartz on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 6 pages
Reel 48
File 892: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iancu Saraga on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943-1944. 307 p
File 893: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Florica M. Reich on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943-1944. 54 p
File 894: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Cornelia Rieber on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 21 p
File 895: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lucia Rosenberg Iosef on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 16 p
File 896: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Anton Reisberg on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 9 p
File 897: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Herscu Riven on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 5 p
File 898: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Moritz Rosenzwitt on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 15 p
File 899: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ioachim Rosenbaum on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 7 p
File 900: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Maria Herscu Herscu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 18 p
File 901: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Gustav Schlima on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 4 p
File 902: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Avram Schwartz on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 2 pages
File 903: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Martha Silbermann on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 7 p
File 904: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Leon Strominger on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 9 p
File 905: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by David Silberman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 38 p
File 906: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Nico;ae Garfunkel on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 46 p
File 907: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alexandru Garfunkel on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 47 p
File 908: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Eva Goldenberg on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 23 p
File 909: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iancu Pinculescu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 26 p
File 910: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Maria Revici on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 7 p
File 911: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rohrlich Carol on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 13 p
File 912: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosif Ralea on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 9 p
File 913: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lipa Lazar on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943; 1946. 3 p
File 914: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mihail (Mauriciu) Cappon on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943-1946. 40 p
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File 915: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Nicolae Robescu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 18 p
File 916: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcel Lobadeanu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943-1944. 13 p
File 917: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Isac Levy on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943-1944. 73 p
File 918: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ernestina and Iancu Lucian on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 1943-1944. 13 p
File 919: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ignatz Adler on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 4 p
File 920: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Avry Altein on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 70 p
File 921: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Florin Forisoreanu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 7 p
File 922: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Constantin Albuleanuon various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 4 p
File 923: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian M. Abramovici on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 1 p
File 924: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mina Braunstein on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 1 p
File 925: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Martin Banc on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 13 p
File 926: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mathilda Bernstein on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 8 p
File 927: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Carol Aurel Blasbalg Blazian on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 1943. 13 p
File 928: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leiba N. Brotman zis Leon Brotman on various merits and
services to the Romanian State 1943. 28 p
File 929: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Barder Moise on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 5 p
File 930: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Burăh Moise on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 3 p
File 931: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by David Brodman on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 6 p
File 932: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sura Bergman on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 4 p
File 933: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosif Bergman on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 14 p
File 934: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bergman A. Iosef on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 18 p
File 935: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bercovici Iancu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 5 p
File 936: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Samoil Brociner on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 9 p
File 937: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iacob Bernstein on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 12 p
File 938: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Blaiman F. Hain (Heinrich) on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 1943. 5 p
File 939: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcel Bernstein on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 15 p
File 940: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bernard Blumenfeld on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 8 p
File 941: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ilie Bardeanu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943.-1944. 46 p
File 942: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bernard Blumenfeld on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 5 p
File 943: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Altein L. Avry on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 12 p
File 944: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Avram Moise various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1942-1943. 7 p
File 945: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr, Frieda Acherman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 11 p
File 946: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marco I. Barash on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943-1944. 121 p
File 947: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dumitru Rabinovici-Burdia on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 194-1944. 66 p
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File 948: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Carol Albert Anhauch on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 25 p
File 949: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ancelovici Messel zis Misu on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 1943. 5 p
File 950: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Avram Leiba sin Meilăh on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 2 p
File 951: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Haim Aronovici on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 7 p
File 952: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosif I. Arie on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943-1944. 20 p
File 953: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Tobias Akermanon various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943-1944. 15 p
File 954: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Athalia Mihail on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 32 p
File 955: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Israel Iosef Melamet zis Ionel on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 1943. 16 p
File 956:PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rasela Merlaub on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943-1944. 18 p
File 957: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Tipra Matla Mayer on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943-1944. 17 p
File 958: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Berta S. Michelstein on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943-1944. 21 p
File 959: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Robert zis Ruvin Barsac on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943-1944. 17 p
File 960: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by on various merits and services to the Romanian State 19431944. Rozalia Lt.Col N. Bosman 19 p
File 961: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marc Bally on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 4 p
File 962: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Oscar Bruner on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 3 p
File 963: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 6
p
File 964: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Haim Haizic Boiangiu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 2 p
File 965: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by M. Brociner on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 10 p
File 966: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Edith-Melita Bernsteinon various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 32 p
File 967: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leiba Baronceanu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 5 p
File 968: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jean Bercovici on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 11 p
File 969: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bergman A. Hascal on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 7 p
File 970: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bleicher Rudolf on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 9 p
File 971: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bercovici Simon on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 21 p
File 972: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jacques Bick on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 11 p
File 973: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Jacques Itcu Brief on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 1 p
File 974: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ion Beligradeanu on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 53 p
File 975: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Emanuel Bercovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 19 p
File 976: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mewndelovici M. Bercovici on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 1943. 21 p
File 977: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bercovici Osias on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 20 p
File 978: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bercovici-Berca Mendel on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 28 p
File 979: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bercovici-Berca Iacob on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 23 p
File 980: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bianca S. Blumenfelld on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 3 p
File 981: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Zalman Bizamcer on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 12 p
File 982: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Constantin Jacques
Beligradeanu on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943. 30 p
File 983: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by David F. Birer on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 6 p
File 984: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bercovici Moise on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 22 p
File 985: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Sigmund Bibring on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 6 p
File 986: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iulian Bercovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 11 p
File 987: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Bercu (Boby) Bercovici on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 5 p
File 988: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Sebastian Bernard Bremm on various merits and services
to the Romanian State 1943. 18 p
File 989: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Beinich Moise on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 9 p
File 990: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Avram Birnstein on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 9 p
File 991: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Brucker Avram zis Boncăr on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 1943. 3 p
File 992: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Constanta Benzal on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 14 p
File 993: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mendel (Max) Berman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 5 p
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File 994: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Berman Heinrich on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 5 p
File 995: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ervin Breier on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 1 p
File 996: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Sarah Meiselman on
various merits and services to the Romanian State 1943-1944. 18 p
File 997: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leon Michail on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 38 p
File 998: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rebeca and Marcu Pechet on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 1943-1944 25 p
File 999: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mina Ludovic on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943-1944. 45 p
File 1000: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Max Ludovic on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943-1944. 95 p
File 1001: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Emanoil-Eugeniu Ludovic on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 1943-1944. 31 p
File 1002: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Regenstreif Teodorescu Marcel on various merits and
services to the Romanian State 1943.. 15 p
File 1003: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Edwin Stefan Rudich on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 72 p
File 1004: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iancu Rodescu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 45 p
File 1005: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Vaida Mihail on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943-1944. 23 p
File 1006: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by User Goldstein on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 8 p
File 1007: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Alexandru Krämer on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943-1944. 34 p
File 1008: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Etti Weinstein on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943-1944. 45 p
File 1009: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Izidor Tillman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 1 p
File 1010: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Florica N. Reich on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943-1944. 10 p
File 1011: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Vaisman Smil on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 2 p
File 1012: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian
Romanian State 1943. 7 p
File 1013: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian
Romanian State 1943. 28 p
File 1014: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian
State 1943 9 p
File 1015: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian
State 1943. 24 p
File 1016: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian
Romanian State 1943. 20 p
by Moritz Meltzer on various merits and services to the
by Alexandru Valeriu on various merits and services to the
by Adolf Kühnberg on various merits and services to the Romanian
by Iosif Klang on various merits and services to the Romanian
by Adalbert Kaufman on various merits and services to the
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File 1017: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosef Rosenstech on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 4 p
File 1018: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by David Rottman on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 18 p
File 1019: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. S. Raistat on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 20 p
File 1020: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Alice D. Roman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 12 p
File 1021: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iacob /Jack/ Rosenfeld on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 6 p
File 1022: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Marcu Kaufman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 21 p
File 1023: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Constantin Diamant on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943-1944. 53 p
File 1024: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Margareta Sterian on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 49 p
File 1025: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Kelman Adolf on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 11 p
File 1026: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Kelman Max on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943-1944. 48 p
File 1027: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ella Dumitriu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 20 p
File 1028: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Gertruda Tiktin on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 21 p
File 1029: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Itic Marcu Goldenberg on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 10 p
File 1030: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by pages Irina Simona Dr. Rosenfeld on various merits and
services to the Romanian State 1943. 20 p
File 1031: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lazar L. Mendel on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 36 p
File 1032: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Mendelovici Solomon on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 11 p
File 1033: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Madlen Alschech nee Nendel on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 1943. 25 p
File 1034: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Carol I. Mantu on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 28 p
File 1035: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leibu (Leon) Goldenberg on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 24 p
File 1036: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Burach Michelstein on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 8 p
File 1037: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Carol Kestenbaum on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1943. 55 p
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File 87: PCM Cabinet . Information bulletins. Political reports and information from various sources: Gendarmerie, Police, Secret
Service, Press Agencies etc. Information regarding the conduct of the Soviet military and the mood of the population.
November 1944. 119 p
File 102: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iancu Zaharia and others on various merits and services to the
Romanian State Numerous requests related with personal problems and addressed to Antonescu and various governmental
agencies; many are related to the status of the Jews. The organization of Jewish volunteers in 1916 requests that its members be
assimilated as Romanians.January-August 1944. 128 p
File 122: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Rose Dr. H. Perlberger nee Filderman on various merits and
services to the Romanian State 1944. 173 p
File 123: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Elena Melania (Mali) Cristescu nee Iosefovici on various merits
and services to the Romanian State 1944. 9 p
File 124: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dr. Iosef Filderman on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1944. 171 p
File 125: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Isidor Margulies on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1943. 29 p
File 126: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ivor- Ignatie Szentirmai on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1944. 10 p
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File 127: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Manny Filderman on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1944. 171 p
File 128: PCM Cabinet Request to clarifytythe legal situation of a building owned by Ignat Ungar 1944. 7 p
File 129: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Kirschen Finaton various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1944. 7 p
File 130: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Lola Maj. Ing. Gheorghe Tonciu on various merits and services to
the Romanian State 1944. 11 p
File 131: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Eugeniu Benoni on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1944. 31 p
File 132: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Ana Col. Ion Palanghiţ ă on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1944. 21 p
File 133: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Moise Rosenberg on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1944. 21 p
File 134: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Olga Rapaport on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1944. 2 p
File 135: PCM Cabinet Request to return documents of wife of Dr. Singer Iosif nee Keszner 1944. 3 p
File 136: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iosif Solomon on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1944. 4 p
File 137: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian Carol Szabados on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1944. 6 p
File 138: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Iacob Nachmias on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1944. 5 p
File 139: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Dimitrie, Teodora, Nicolae, Alexandru, Gheorghe, Elena Negreanu
and others on various merits and services to the Romanian State 1944. 24 p
File 140: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Segall Levy on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1944. 5 p
File 141: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Leon Filderman on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1944. 173 p
File 142: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Nculae E. Deutler on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1944. 17 p
File 143: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Teofil Revici on various merits and services to the Romanian
State 1944. 50 p
File 144: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Elisabeta Gen. Toderiţ ă on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1944. 18 p
File 145: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian byTina Emilia Marculescu because of wrong registration in birth
documents. 1944. 21 p
File 146: PCM Cabinet Request to be assimilated as Romanian by Carol and Alfons Weinberg on various merits and services to the
Romanian State 1944. 26 p
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File 451/1943: Contains one file of records about a Commission for establishing the "defense of the biological assets" of the Romanian nation. They
concern topics such as contagious diseases, social diseases like alcoholism, and childrens' nutrition. (This file is not very relevant to our mandate
and we did not order it. )
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These records contain varied topics, including Romanians and Hungarians, and refugees in Northern Transylvania, forced labor, and organization and
administration of
Bessarabia, Bukovina and Transnistria provinces.
Secretariat:
File 339/1942: Illegalities in actions of Hungarian authorities against Romanians in Northern Transylvania. (Dec 1 1941 -- May 15, 1942). 76 p
Directorate of Departmental Relations:
File 421/1943: Reports of Professor George Fortu, Commissar-General of the Commissariat for refugees in N. Transylvania. The situation of the
Romanian population in Northern Transylvania and repression against the Hungarians from Romania. 59 p
File 429/1943: Notes and correspondence concerning the draft of a law about the organization of forced labor. 24 p
File 448/1943: Memorandum by Gh. T. Grigorescu in which he requests not to be considered a Jew, and to be given rights. 25 p
File 460/1943: Disorder and mismanagement in the lumber factories in Piatra Neamt.
File 487/1944: Correspondence concerning the organization and administration of Bessarabia, Bukovina and Transnistria provinces. 232 p
RG 25.013 "Presidency of the council of Ministers (PCM). Cabinet Militar records, 1940-1944"
Extent: 34 reels
Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the collection from the Romanian National Archives
Organization and arrangement:
Language:
Preferred citation:
Scope and content note: .
Inventory:
Ministerial Office
Reel # 1
File# 31/940 Report on the activity of the Undersecretary of State for colonization of the evacuated population 1940, September-November). 21
pages.
File# 26/940 PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Excerpts from the Soviet press containing slanders with regard to Romania. 1940 June-July. 108 pages.
File# 27/940 PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Documents regarding the Vienna Diktat for transfer of Transilvania to Hungary, by Iuliu Maniu and the
Narional-Peasant party. August 1940 – July 1941. 210 pages
File# 59
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. List and contents of speeches, articles and interviews of Marshall Ion Antonescu from September 25, 1940
to June 3, 1943. Letter to Dr. W. Filderman. 169 pages.
File# 69
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu . Administrative and organization matters of the military. 1940. 132 pages.
File# 70
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Administrative and organization matters of the civil life. 1940. 86 pages.
File#79
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Regulations regarding the organization and the activity of the military authorities.1040. 99 pages.
Reel # 2
File#108
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Military justice. Organization of Royal Foundations for the Arts. Military requisitions of private
properties.
Inquiries on illegal sales of various goods by the military in Bessarabia. Commercial relations with Germany. 263 pages.
1941 -1942.
File#121
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Declarations of officers and NCO’s repatriated from Bessarabia on Sept 28 1940, and the
circumstances of their capture during the evacuation of Bessarabia.
1940. 206 pages.
File#124
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Magyar atrocities. Documents and declarations.1940. 129 pages.
File#148
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Personal letters to and from I.Antonescu, inclusive from Petrache Lupu. 1940. 81 pages
(Continues on Reel # 3).
Reel #3
File#148
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Personal letters to and from I.Antonescu (Continues from Reel # 2). 1940. 477 pages.
File#158
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Exchange of letters between Antonescu and Horia Sima. 1040- 1941. 28 pages.
File#169
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Minutes of Ministerial meetings on 1940 September 7, 18, 26; October 11, 14 –complaints about crimes
committed by legionnaires; 16, 17, 22 – discussion of complaints by Mr. Filderman relative the chicanery of the Jews in various
localities. Proposals to put the Jews (Jidani) in concentration camps; November 11 – follow-up of the earthquake, 18 – Antonescu
reports about his visits to Rome and Berlin,
26 - Assembly of the Commanders of military units, Antonescu’s speeches on: 1940, Ocober 24, November 28.
Minutes of ministerial meetings on 1940, December 10. 556 pages (Continues on Reel # 4).
Reel #4
File#169
(Continues from Reel # 3). PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu Minutes of ministerial meetings on 1940, December 10. Discussion of business
relations with Germany. Graphics: Administrative and military economy. Financial status of German troops stationed in Romania.
Minutes of ministerial meetings on May 16, 1942 and other dates, Breakdown of the various operations of collaboration with
Germany – economic, political etc,
. Minutes of ministerial meetings on 1940 December 13, 19 – the consequences of the exodus of the German population to Germany.
20 – Arrests and internment of communist propagandists. Negative opinions relative to the Jidani, mostly considered of being
communnists. Legislation covering the two concentration camps created. The creation of an “Oficiu de Romanizare” is proposed. 21
– The assassination of personalities(Iorga, Madgearu etc) by the legionnaires is criticized. 240 pages.
File#170
. PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Minutes of ministerial meetings on September 7, 1940. Proposal to exclude the Jews from protection in
the new housing regulations- renting and requisition.
September 21, 26, 1940. October 1, 1940 – Elimination of Jews from public offices. October 4, 1940 – the Jewish cemetery from
strada Sevastopol in Bucarest will be liquidated by exhumation.
October 10 , 25, 29, 1940 – communist activity among Jews, Hungarians and also among some public servants, due to economic
difficulties. October 31, November 15. 1940 – report on the results of the earthquake 320 pages. (Continues on Reel #5).
Reel #5
File#170
(Continues from Reel #4). PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu Minutes of ministerial meetings November 15, 1940.
November 29, 1940. Elimination from public services of legionnaire elements who are not capable on are dishonest. Liquidation of
the Legionnary Guards.
December 3, 4, 1940 – The problem of the persecution of the Romanian population in the occupied part of Transilvania.
December 10,– Commercial relations with Germany.
December 13, 17, – the underground activity of the communists. Out of 141 arrested, 120 are Jidani. Dcember 20. 260 pages.
File# 169(?) The Economic Council. . Minutes of ministerial meetings on November 7. Financial problems and irregularities at the regional
administrations (Prefectura).
November 15. 1940. 82 pages.
File# 172
The Council of Order (Consiliul de Ordine) Minutes of meetings on October 24,. The problem of the the Legionaire Aid Center and
their sales offices. 1940. 52 pages
File#173
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Discussions at the Conference of the Prefects. October 14, 1940. 51 pages.
File#174
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Minutes of meetings.Transfer of shares owned by Jews to the State treasury October 4, 1940. Various
problems related to sanitary, economic and political actions for the war invalids, orphans and widows. 1941 – 1942. Review of
hospital activity. Hospitals from Transnistria to be moved into Romania. 1943.
The results of the war: invalids, orphans, widows, disaster victims.Their status and solutions for help. March-May 1944.
Minutes of Ministerial meetings on November 17, December 8, 1943.
Instructions by Antonescu regarding the Romanization. June 2. 1944. Poles settled in Bessarabia.
Situation of and solutions for public servants. 1944.
Letter of Antonescu to the king Mihai re. dismissal of a high officer. August 4, 1944. Personal letter re. general Sanatescu.
Disacussions and ordinances related to the administration of expropriated goods. Colonization. September 6,1940 –1942
Organization and coordination of the state institutions. 1941-1942.
Expropriation of Jewish rural estates. November 27, 1940. Romanization of Jewish properties. Annulment of authorization for
Jewish pharmacies, Interdiction of Romanians to be in domestic service of Jews 1940 -1941.
Investigation on the acquisition of a lumber mill by Nichifor Robu in Vatra Dornei. March 2, 1943. 375 pages. (Continues on Reel #6).
File#174
File# 175
Reel #6
. PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu Minutes of ministerial meetings. (Continues from Reel #5)
Resolutions by I. Antonescu starting from September 6, 1940 until July 1944 on all subjects related to military, administrative,
political, social, relations with Germany etc. 499 pages.
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu Minutes of ministerial meetings. Evacuation of industrial institutions from Transnistria, Bessarabia,
Bucovina and Moldova. Sept 22, 1943, January 27, February 10, April 12, 14, June 2, 1944.
Status and utilization of prisoners of war. American prisoners.
The military. 406 pages. .(Continues on Reel #7).
Reel #7
(Continues from Reel #6). PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu Minutes of ministerial meetings. The military – strategy, organization etc.
Resolutions related to cultural activity of various minorities
(Summit of irony) On November 17 1943 an order is issued regarding the correct execution of the military salute.
Resolutions regarding work, sanitary and education problems.
212 pages.
File# 176
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu.Resolutions:
Education problems. 1940 -1943
Ministry of Internal Affairs. A Jew crossing the Dnjestr with a German soldier – to be shot. The Macedonian colonists in Bucovina
misbehave and create damages to properties.
January 27, 1944. Organization of evacuations in case of retreat. Prevention of panic.
April 22, 1944 Consequences of the retreat from Moldova..
May 11, 1944. Excesses and devastations committed by the Russian troops that are part of the German army and by the convoys of
refugees in the sector Barlad.
Report on the banking system in Romania..
Statistics of the population in Bessarabia in various periods, from 1591 to present, 566 pages.
Reel #8
File#226 Handwritten letter in French. 2 pages dated 1.X.43.
Texts in Romanian and in Russian with Cyrillic alphabet.
Letter to Mrs. Antonescu in French, by Fabricius and a letter in Gothic German. Numerous handwritten letters in French, German
and Romanian addressed to Mrs. Antonescu 1942, 1943.
Lists of expenses and receipts for meals and parties.
Documents re. creation and operation of the financial mechanism of the army and the military industry. 192 pages.
File# 77
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu.Resolutions: Declarations and statements. Reports of various ministries. February 1941. 43 pages
File# 81
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Handwritten notes from persons informing on planned attacks of bands of legionairs.31 pages. 1941
File# 87
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Communist propaganda. Looking for the perpetrators. List and situation of the internment camps. AntiSemitic manifestations in Dorohoi. Interdicition of money transfers and correspondence to Jews in Bucovina and Bessarabia.July
1941. Evacuation of the Jews over the Dnjester. Jews mobilized for forced labor. Jews to wear a distinctive sign, after they sign up
for the loan to the State. August 1941.
Dr. W Filderman invites by telegraph leading Jews from all over the country to a meeting in Bucharest August 8, 1941.
Informative notes denouncing illegal activities of some Jews, related to forced labor.
Copy of a book denouncing the communist activity of the Jews.
1941, October 17 – Reaction of the Romanian jewery to the evacuation of their brethren to Transnistria and Poland ( ?)
The actions of Dr. Filderman.
Detention and work camps for Jews.
Graphics of Jewish labor force in various districts (judete) on October 1, 1941.
Documents and situation of forced labor of Jews and camps.
Report of Transnistria governor Alexianu on Jews on November 1 1941.
The Jews in Odessa.
Jews in various districts in Transnistria, January 4,1942,
THE Struma affair, 1941, December 16. 385 pages. .(Continues on Reel #9).
File# 87
Reel #9
.(Continues on Reel #8).PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Information on the atmosphere and dealings in the Jewish community regarding
the State loan imposed on them. The Ghetto in Cernauti.
Synopsis of a book “The Jail of the 200 Millions” about the USSR.
180 pages.
File# 89
Information from the radio listening to stations all over the world. Standards for interpretation and publication. 1941. 29 pages
File#90
PCM. Reports of inspections by I.Antonescu.
From the news services. Legionnairs try to mobilize the services of German officers to free their comrades from jail. Police
reports from various towns in Bessarabia, re communist activity. 1941. 55 pages
File#92
PCM. Groups of Aviation and Marine. Reports of fighting units. Citations for bravery Letters of recognition. 1941 – 1943.
151 pages.
File# 93
PCM. Maps of administrative division of Bessarabia. General directives for Bessarabia and Bucovina. Reports on the situation and
the life of the population. Underground activity of the Adventist and Baptist sects. Reports of fugitives from the NKVD.
Maps and administrative organization of Transnistria.
Abusive handling by the Office of Romanization of real estate left by the Jews and by people deported by the Soviets.
The situation in Odessa. Information on Transnistria by the Gendarmerie Inspectorate General. 1941. 386 pages
Reel #10
File# 93
PCM- Military Cabinet. Report on a new network of Hungarian spies in Romania.
Information received from agents related to matters of international politics, inclusive the Soviets.
Organization of the espionage and counter-espionage services.
Information on the fighting capacity of the Romanian, Hungarian and Bulgarian air force. 1942. 276 pages
File# 102
PCM- Military Cabinet. Reports of operations, October 4 thru 15, September 19 thru 22 1941. 384 pages.
File# 107
PCM- Military Cabinet. Antonescu meeting with Ribbentrop in Berlin.
others. November 24 – 29, 1941. 62 pages.
Interview with Goering Discussion with Ciano and
Reel #11
File# 108
PCM- Military Cabinet. Administrative problems.
Emigration of the Jews to Palestine.
The illegal activity of the Jews in Moghilev.
Jews converted to Catholicism.
Reorganization of the management of the Union of Jewish Communities.
Work conflicts between Jewish owners and Christian workers.
Problems in the publishing and newspaper industry.
Forced labor of the Jews. Informative notes on Jews and their activities from the SSI (Secret Service).Communist activists of
Ukrainian origin. 1941 – 1842. 468 pages.
File# 122
PCM- Military Cabinet. Problems of military activity and communications. Reports from the front: Odessa, etc. Organization of the
occupied territories. . 1941. 227 pages.
File# 123
PCM- Military Cabinet. In July 1938, golden objects are found at excavations in Mangalia. They were sent to King Carol II.
Reports on road construction and military work in the Apuseni mountains. 1941. 35 pages )(Continues on reel # 12).
Reel #12
File# 123
PCM- Military Cabinet .(Continues from Reel # 11). Reconstruction of the railroad network in Transnistria. 1941. 40 pages.
File# 161
PCM- Military Cabinet. Administrative orders and dispositions. Various problems of the military personnel. Bombardments of the oil
wells and refineries in July 13, 1941.
Proclamation to the Legionnairs. Petrache Lupu volunteers to go to the front.
Inspections of the sanitary installations on the front Lack of means of transportation, of drugs and of surgeons.
The National Bank is ordered to confiscate all jewelry and precious metals from the Jews evacuated from Bessarabia and Bucovina,
in change of a payment in Kassenscheine or rubels but under no circumstances in lei. Also the leis to be exchanged in
Kassenscheine. October 5, 1941.
List of victims at the explosion in Odessa. 795 pages.
Reel #13
File# 167
PCM- Military Cabinet .I Antonescu. Romanian and Hungrian peasants with ownership of land on the borderline with Hungary. 1941.
241 pages.
File# 172
PCM- Military Cabinet. Movement of military personnel.
Analysis of the debacle in Odessa. 1941. 21 pages.
File# 262
PCM- Military Cabinet .I Antonescu. Administrative and personnel problems The problem of the refugees. Various administrative
problems. 400 pages. 1941 (Continues on reel # 14)
Reel #14
File# 262
PCM- Military Cabinet .(Continues from Reel # 13). Administrative and personnel problems .Non-payment of pensions. 1941.
219 pages.
File# 324
PCM- Military Cabinet. Procurement of armament from Germany.1941 – 1942. Letter to the “Fuhrer” informing about the debacle at
the front - Transnistria. Signed by Antonescu on
March 27, 1944.
Antonescu’s speech to the military commanders on April 1943.
Exchange of correspondence with the Germans, inclusive letters from and to Hitler, Bratianu etc. 1941 - 1943.
Antonescu’s visit to Germany, March 1944. Discussed Transilvania.
The retreat from Transnistria. 1944. 157 pages.
File# 402
PCM- Military Cabinet. The Magyar propaganda. September 1941
421 pages.
File#407
PCM. Cabinet. Informative notes on the NKVD. Fighting the partisans in Odessa. Low moral level of the Romanian troops. 1941. 72
pages . 1941 (Continues on reel # 15)
File# 407
Reel #15
PCM- Military Cabinet .(Continues from Reel # 14).The Ghetto in Odessa. Informative notes. The Jewish problem.
Minutes of meetings of collaboration between various military units and the High Command. The situation in Stalingrad. The
problem of prisoners, 1942 – 1943.
File# 476
PCM- Military Cabinet. Romanians from Bucovina requesting repatriation. Old stuff before WWII and up to 1941. 220 pages.
.(Continues on Reel # 16).
Reel #16
File# 476
PCM- Military Cabinet .(Continues from Reel # 15). Romanians from Bucovina, living as refugees in camps in Germany, requesting
repatriation. 1941. 152 pages.
File#478
PCM. Cabinet. Minutes of ministerial meetings. Inspection of localities deserted by emigration of German population from Bucovina
and adjacent districts, Discussions on the legionary movement and on anti-Semitism. January – March 1941. 749 pages. .(Continues
on Reel # 17).
Reel #17
File# 476
PCM- Military Cabinet .(Continues from Reel # 16). Minutes of ministerial meetings. March 1941. 117 pages.
File# 479
PCM- Military Cabinet I.Antonescu.). Minutes of ministerial meetings. April – June 1941. 601 pages.
File# 480
PCM- Military Cabinet. Minutes of ministerial meetings.
July 1941. 140 pages. .(Continues on Reel # 18).
Reel #18
File# 480
PCM- Military Cabinet .(Continues from Reel # 17). Minutes of ministerial meetings. July – August 1941. 621 pages.
File# 481
PCM- Military Cabinet. Minutes of ministerial meetings.
September 1941. 230 pages. .(Continues on Reel # 19)
Reel #19
File# 480
PCM- Military Cabinet .(Continues from Reel # 18). Minutes of ministerial meetings. September 1941. 385 pages.
File# 482
PCM- Military Cabinet. Minutes of ministerial meetings.
November 7, 1941 – Solemnity of giving out medals to government officials and university professors: Horia Hulubei, Ion Fintescu
and Alexandru Marcu.
Meeting with the governors of the liberated provinces- Bessarabia, Bucovina and Transnistria. Nov.13, 1941.
Minutes of ministerial meetings November 1941. 267pages.
File# 483
PCM- Military Cabinet. Mihai Antonescu meeting with representatives from Bessarabia, Transnistria and Bucovina. July 2, 1941.- Lots
of patriotic palaver and directives of proposed administration of the territories. 24 pages.
Antonescu meeting with representatives from Ardeal – October 21, 1941. Almost the same as above. 42 pages.
Conference regarding the goods from Bucovina. Ocrtober 31, 1941.19 pages.
Discussion of the investigative report in Chisinau regarding the atrocities and robberies committed against the Jews. December 4,
1941.12 pages.
Rebuilding of Chisinau, December 5, 1941, 5 pages
Meeting with the governors of the liberated provinces- Bessarabia, Bucovina and Transnistria. December 16, 1941, 139 pages.
Reel #20
Flie# 518
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Office or Romanization, Colonization and Inventory. Inventory of agricultural, woodland, industrial and
Real estate expropriated goods. June 20, 1941, 2 pages.
File# 545
Memoranda, decisions and orders, by the Directorate of Romanization, colonization and inventory for the administration and
inventory of the goods in their patrimony. 1941 – 1943. 254 pages.
List of correspondence for the months August – December 1941 and January – August i942 in file “Miscellaneouus”
565 pages (Continues on Reel # 21)
Flie# 518
Reel #21
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu (Continues from Reel # 20).Exchange of letters with various correspondents. A Mr.Clejan ask for the
nomination as head of the Jewish community. 1941 -1942.
File #566
PCM. Cabinet, Report on forced labor of the Jews. 8 Nov.1941.
Expatriation of the Jidani from Romania. Rules and regulations. By Hauptsturmführer Richter. Sept. 15, 1942. 25 pages.
File# 567
PCM. Military Cabinet. Financial report on German acquisitions in the Romanian economy, and various constructions and services
for them. Sep. 16. 1941. List of materials and equipment to be ordered from Germany.
Losses and sacrifices of the Romanian state in the war against the Soviet Union and by the support accorded to Germany, from
October –1-st until November 1, 1941 (?)
Numerous other reports of expenses by Romanian and German authorities.1941 – 1942. 116 pages,
File# 568
PCM. Military Cabinet. The Government of Transnistria. Report on activity in the months of December 1941 and January 1942
17 pages.
File# 609
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. The liberated Provinces: Bessarabia, Bucovina, Transnistria. Ministerial decisions from September 6,
1940.- July 1944. Resolutions and orders by I. Antonescu – among them - Drastic measures against the Jews: two hundred Jews
shot for every Romanian killed and one hundred for every wounded.
291 pages.
File#9/942
PCM. Cabinet. Miscellaneous. Summary of activities and discussions for the year 1942. Orders and dispositions by I. Antonescu. 145
pages. pages (Continues on Reel # 21)
Reel #22
File# 9/42
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu (Continues from Reel # 21). 1942.
96 pages.
File#43/42
PCM. Cabinet. Lists of reports on resolution of problems submitted. Requisition of medical and dental equipment from the Jews.
The Ghetto in Cernauti.
Request for the Jews to furnish without pay a number of utensils and home equipment to the military hospitals.1942. 335 pages.
File#48/42
PCM. Cabinet. Labor in agriculture and public works by the army, Russian prisoners and forced labor of Jews. Suggestions by the
Germans for improvement and augmentation of the agricultural productivity. Statistical data on prisoners and their regime.
Organization of Youth brigades for the same purpose. Rules and regulations for the use of the Jews in forced labor brigades. 1942.
403 pages. (Continues on Reel # 23.)
File# 48/42
Reel #23
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu (Continues from Reel # 22). Rules on agricultural properties and works.
General instructions regarding the forced labor of Jews. Utilization of Jewish women. More restrictions and harder punishment.
1942.
18,000 war prisoners sent to forced labor. 202 pages,
File#1
PCM. Cabinet. Atlas of losses suffered by the Romanian army in the war against the USSR. July 22 – December 31, 1941 Officers,
NCO and troupe (in German.).
Situation of the wheat crop 1942 - 1943 . 31 pages.
File# 85/42
PCM. Cabinet. Statistical study of the contribution of the public servants to the war effort and related activities.
.Various legal problems involving civilians and military personnel. 1941- 1943. 325 pages.
File#101/42 PCM Cabinet. Official statements by the military cabinet related to the activity of various military units. 13 pages. 1942. 41 pages.
File#134/42
PCM. Cabinet. Reports of the military organization and activity in the zone Odessa. 1042. 92 pages
Reel #24
File#136/42
PCM. Cabinet. Reports of Military operations on the front. Coordination with the German military. Conflicts between the Romanian
and German military fighting in combined units. A number of high Romanian officers are sharply criticized by the German general
Mannstein. 1942. 332 pages.
File#166/42
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. The contribution of the Romanian military at the conquest of Odessa. 1941.
File#296/42 PCM. Cabinet. The Armed Forces. Administrative and financial problems and correspondence.
Evacuation of the Gypsies to Transnistria June 1 – August 16, 1942
280 pages.
File#319/42
PCM. Cabinet. Complaints against the Armed Services for mismanagement, inhuman treatment of military personnel etc.
101 pages. . (Continues on Reel # 25.
)
Reel #25
File#319/42
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu (Continues from Reel # 24). Fights and complaints between civilians and related to the military. 1242.
487 pages.
File# 325/42
PCM. Cabinet.Complaints by military personnel against certain procedures or non-action on their requests. 1942. 105 pages.
File# 327/42
PCM. Cabinet. Various press communiqués relative to invalids and war casualties and their families. 1942. 23 pages .
File# 346/42
PCM. Cabinet. Information Bulletins, (The following files are daily briefings for I, Antonescu) March 1942.. Pro-Sovietic
manifestations in Odessa. International news. Domestic news. Numbers of legionnairs participants to the rebeliune and court
martial. Propaganda from the Allied Forces. 105 pages. (Continues on Reel # 26))
File#346/42
Reel #26
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu (Continues from Reel # 25). Information Bulletins March 1942. International news. Dissatisfaction among
workers. Shortages of rubber in Germany and in Romania. Rebellion of legionairs in jails. 338 pages.
File#348/42
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Information Bulletins April1942. International news. Clandestine activity of the legionairs. The bridge
over the Dnjestr in Otaci is swept away by floods. Cases of typhoid fever in some locations in Romania. Relations with Bulgaria.
Spread of communist manifests.356 pages.
File#450/42
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu.. Financial and administrative problems .Report on execution of directives given by I. Antonescu. 169
items. September – October 1942. List of documents received. 80 pages. (Continues on Reel # 27)
s
Reel #27
File#319/42
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu (Continues from Reel # 26). .Report on execution of directives given by I. Antonescu. Various domestic
problems. Among others, a request to increase the number of “vespasiene” (public urinals) and import of the equipment from
Germany.1942. 515 pages..
File#473/42
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Various agricultural and commercial problems. Anti-Romanian manifestations in Cluj and the rest of
Transilvania. 1942, 164 pages.
File#481/42
PCM. Private Secretariat I. Antonescu. Vol. VI. Minor Internal and personal problems. 1942. 125 pages. (Continues on Reel # 28))
Reel #28
File#481/42
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu (Continues from Reel # 27). Vol. VI. Minor Internal and personal problems. 1942. 125 pages. Report of the
Salvation Society in Bucharest 1941 – 1942. 374 pages.
File#482/42
PCM. Cabinet. Minor Internal and personal problems Memorandum containing a sharp condemnation of the Armenians living in
Romania. 1941. 1942. 342 pages.
File#496/42
PCM. Minutes of Cabinet meetings January 1942. Problem of young workers sent to Germany. Complaints of legionary activity there.
(Continues on Reel # 29))
File#496/42
Reel #29
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu (Continues from Reel # 28). Minutes of Cabinet meetings. The problems of relations with Germany. The
situation of the Romanians in Transilvania occupied by Hungary. Same for the other territories.
Minutes of meetings of the Council of Liberated Provinces.
Mixed meetings with both, the Ministers and the Governors of the liberated provinces. 1942. 509 pages.
Reel #30
File#510/42
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Mixed meetings with both, the Ministers and the Governors of the liberated provinces. Discussions re.
selling real estate left by the Jews deported from the Southern Bucovina. 1942. 646 pages.
File# 527/42
Industrial units to be evacuated from Transnistria (proposal). Lists of alimentary, metallurgical, chemical-textile. Detailed analyses
of the actual situation of each unit. 1942. 79 pages.
File#560/42
Legislative Commission. Project for administration of abandoned goods (left by the Jews). Statistical data of the Jewish population
in Romania 1n 1941 and of the Gypsy population. Rules and exceptions regarding the evacuation of the Jewish population. 1942 19
pages.
File#599/42
PCM. Cabinet I. Antonescu. Handwritten letter to I.Antonescu (?) and a memorandum relative to the Telephone Society. December
1942.
The fate of the Jews in Transnistria in case the province is abandoned.
Personal letter to I. Antonescu by the president of the agricultural Unions, with the advise to initiate himself a peace process.
June 8, 1944.17 pages.
File# 4/43
Report from Dr. A. Tester to Hauptsturmfuhrer Richter, re. emigration of 5,000 Jewish orphans. March 31, 1943.( Several letters on
same subject and date)
A donation of food for German bombardment victims by Dr.Tester. April 1944. 87 pages.
Reel #31
File#59/43
PCM. Cabinet. Agricultural activity, Forced labor, Public works.
Census of unoccupied public and private buildings in various regions.
Reports on the activity and of maltreatment in forced labor brigades.
Situation of the agricultural activity and products. Organization of labor battalions for Germany.
Report regarding the presence of Jews in Transnistria. Statistical data, proposals for repatriation and utilization for forced labor.
September 1, 1943. 422 pages.
File#114/43
PCM. Cabinet. Investigation of Jews in Galati to find the source of their enrichmernt, following a denouncement by a Jew, Dr.
Bisamcer, on July 30, 1943.
Statistics of the presence of Jews in militarized enterprises.
Order of repatriation from Transnistria of certain categories of Jews from Dorohoi and surrounding communities. October 22,
1943.
258 pages.
Reel #32
File#79/43
PCM. Cabinet. Miscellaneous general orders and notes of administrative and military nature. 1943. 156 pages.
File#205/43
File#242/43
PCM. Cabinet. Controls and inspections at various military units and enterprises. Shops for auto repair. 1943. 195 pages.
PCM. Cabinet. Visits, inspections, inquiries
Involving military, civil and personal problems.. (Illegible handwritten notes). 1943. 120 pages.
File#333/43
PCM. Cabinet. Informative reports on frictions between various nationalities and act of aggression committed by bands of
communists at the border with Serbia. German military harassed by partisans...Numerous German officers are killed. Creation of
an army corps with Russian prisoners dressed in German uniforms to fight against the rebels. The role of the Italian army. 1943.
150 pages. (Continues on Reel # 33).
File#333/43
Reel #33
.(Continues from Reel # 32) PCM. Cabinet. Information on the German presence in Serbia and the increase of partisan activity. The
Yugoslav army and general Tito are mentioned.1943.
76 pages.
File # 352/43 PCM. Cabinet. Letter with strong anti-Semitic character by I. Antonescu, condemning Romanian politicians as abetting the Jews.
Reference to a letter from 1973 by B. Boeresco. 1343. 7 pages\
File#369/43
PCM. Cabinet. Minutes of meeting of the Interministerial Economic Councils in August - October,1943. Discussions on various
problems related to the industrial, agricultural and foreign economic relations, inclusive Transnistria. 1943. 377pages.
File# 375/43
PCM. Cabinet. Minutes of meeting of Council of Ministers with the Governors of liberated provinces. February 1943. Discussed: the
Nansen passports; the university in Cernauti. The importance of Bessarabia and Bucovina as protection against the expansion of
slavism. The Russians promising Romania the Ardeal in exchange for Bessarabia and Bucovina. The conversion of the Jews by the
Orthodox church. Cultural relations with Germany. Jews who deserve special treatment for their dedication and contribution to the
Romanian state. Remuneration of Jewish labor. The Religious Fond in Bucovina. 1943. 135 pages. ( Continues on reel # 34)
File#333/43
Reel #34
.(Continues from Reel # 33) PCM. Cabinet. Minutes of meeting of Council of Ministers with the Governors of liberated provinces.
March 1943. Ethnicity and religion in Moldova and Transilvania. Poles and Ukrainians settled in Bessarabia by the Soviets. Swiss
properties in Bessarabia.
May, 1943. Deterioration of the real estate left by the Germans and the Jews. Shortages of fuel and of financial credits.
September, 1943. Discrepancy of prices for agricultural products from various provinces.
November 1943, Evacuation of industrial installations from Transnistria. Worries about an invasion of refugees from there.
Evacuation of livestock and agricultural products.. Evacuation of the population. Jews from Transnistria to be settled in the towns
they came from. The Jews from Moghilev will be settled in Vijnitza.
320 pages.
.File#387/43
PCM. Cabinet. Minutes of meeting of Council of Patronage. March 1943. Discussion of a program of voluntary labor for the Romanian
women. Organization of special school of women commanders. Unwillingness of girls to attend.
Directives for creation of a new administrative reform. October, 1943. 44 pages.
File#399/43
PCM. Military Cabinet. I.Antonescu. List of Jews who sent in memoirs requesting their assimilation with the ethnic Romanians.
218 applications. April 30, 1943. 5 pages.
File#433/43
PCM Cabinet. Minutes of meeting of the Council of Ministers, June 13, 1944. a number of 36 items discussed. Among them: liquidation
of the Governorships; Jews of second category are allowed to own radio reception devices. 19 pages.
File#437/43
PCM Cabinet. Correspondence referring to working conditions of Gypsies on various estates. 1943. 21 pages.
File#22/44
PCM Cabinet. Evacuations. Reports No’s 2, 3, 4.(Colonel Mosiu) December 1943 – January 1944.Report on the actual situation and
directives to follow in various instances. Lists of factories, shops and power plants to be evacuated. Same for agricultural
products.
Continuation of report for interval January 3 – 7, 1944
Report # 4 – January 8 – 24 1944 .83 pages.
RG 25.014 “CC.RCP (Central Committee of the Romanian Communist Party): Records from the Chancellery, the
economic section, and the foreign relations section.”
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Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives
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Inventory:
Contents:
1948—1958.
265 pp of documents in Romanian on:
 Emigration to Israel
 World Jewish Congress international meeting in Montreux
 Economic relations with Israel
 American Jewish Committee
RG 25.016
Centrala Evreilor (CER) [Jewish Central Office]
Extent: 65 reels, 35 mm.
Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives
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File # 1
Reel # 1
Letter to Mr. Streitman. 1 page. Sept. 1942
File# 2
Correspondence related to repartition and exemption of Jews from forced labor. November
1943. 12 pages.
File# 3
Requests for exemption from forced labor for Jews war orphans, war widows and for various other reasons. Group or Jews sent
to forced labor to the town hall Bucharest (the attached nominal list is missing). November 1943. 54 pages.
File# 4
Note of discussion between Dr. Zimmer
and Av. Schwefelberg with Dr. Gingold in regard of a contribution of 4 Milliard lei
related to the repatriation of deportees. January 1944. 2 pages.
File# 5
Request of travel authorizations related to the repatriation of
Jewish orphan children from Transnistria. January 1944. 2 pages.
File# 6
Dr. W Filderman request for audience with Health Minister related to Jewish medical personnel. Requests of Jewish physicians for
recognition of their profession.1940-41. 23 pages.
File# 7
Request to the General Staff in re a medical doctor attached to the Centrala Evreilor. No Date .1 page.
File# 8
Problems related to the obligation of the clergy for forced labor. June 1942, 9 pages.
File# 9
Activity report of the Center for protection of Mother and Child. March 1942. 3 pages.
File# 10
Docket of general and personal petitions to various authorities.
2 pages. May-September 1942.
File#11.
Report of the New Zionist Organization, Bucharest. May 1942.
30 pages.
File# 12
Letter of Goldschmied Mendel regarding his pension (in German). December 1942, 3 pages.
File# 13
The branch of Centrala Evreilor in Cernǎuţ i. 1942. 13 pages.
File# 14
Reports of Financial, Sanitary Services, the Secretariat, Solicitor’s Office, Cult. May-Sept. 1942.19 pages.
File# 15
Various administrative problems and relations with the authorities. 1942. 72 pages.
File# 16
Administrative and personal problems related to monetary or real estate values and relations with the authorities.
Correspondence with the units in various localities. The Centrala Evreilor responsible for the State Loan. Correspondence related
to the census of the Jews. Snow cleaning. Forced labor of Jews. Location of Jewish schools. The official newspaper of the Centrala,
the “Gazeta Evreiască”. Travel permits for Jewish students and for community leaders. Material help and medications for the
Jews deported to Transnistria. Assistance for the needy. Aid for Polish and other refugees. 1942. 613 pages. (Continues on Reel #
File #16
2)
Reel # 2
(Continues from Reel #1) Administrative and personal problems related to monetary or real estate values and relations with the
authorities. Correspondence with the units in various localities. Activity of various canteens popular and for students. Help given to
evacuees in various districts. Taxation of real estate: owned or nationalized. Decree for liquidation of the Federation of Jewish
Communities, to be replaced by the Centrala Evreilor, December 1941- 1942. 613 pages.
File# 17
Directives by the authorities regarding the activity and organization of the various branches of the Centrala Evreilor, central and
provincial offices. List of correspondence received in August-September. 1942. 21 pages.
File# 18
List of persons proposed for the management of Jewish Orthodox community in Bucharest. 1942. 4 pages.
File# 19
Transfer of money to the Jews in Transnistria. Directives for the activity of the rabbinic offices and for the teaching personnel in
various cities. Red Cross lists of missing persons in Transnistria. 1942, 295 pages,
File# 20 Schedule of payment for teachers in various schools and personnel
in various local offices. Personnel problems:
recommended, testing
for acceptance etc. List of managing personnel in various local
offices. Licenses
of exemption from forced labor. 1942. 538 pages.
(Continues on Reel #3)
Reel # 3
File# 20
(Continues from Reel #2) Request to release from forced labor
obligations of a number of medical doctors, who are needed at their offices and positions as specialists. Models of monthly reports.
Conflicts related to forced labor in Hunedoara and other places. 1942. 538 pages.
File# 21
Requests for change of residence. List of personnel in the sections Turda, Tulcea, Timiş –Torontal, Dậmboviţ a, Vaslui, Piteş ti, TSeverin, Mehedinţ i, Botoş ani Alba Iulia,, Aiud, Ocna Mureşului, Sebeş -Alba, etc of the Centrala Evreilor. Analysis of the activity and
problems of the Centrala. The problems of the schools in Bucharest. Jews in the medical colleges are barred from publishing in
scientific journals. Request for editing a separate publication for Jewish scientists. Children’s Home Yaldei Yeshurun.
Intervention of the Centrala for Jews sent to detention camps. Statistical data on personal and associations in various
communities. 1942. 409 pages.
File#22
The society Adat Yeshurun: organization, management. 1942.
8 pages.
File#23
Documents and actions related to families of Jews in detention camps. Request for travel and relocation. 1942. 58 pages.
File# 24
Documents and actions related to families of Jews in detention camps. 4 pages. 1942.
File# 25
Reports from the Aid Commission and the Worship Section. Various Lists of linen and clothing donated and by requisition in
February 1942. Reports of the Committee. 1942. 28 pages.
File# 26
Centrala Evreilor. Lists of offices by districts. 1942. 24 pages.
File#27
Requests for social aid, travel and relocation. 1942. 17 pages.
File# 28
Requests for social aid, travel and relocation. 1942. 209 pages.
(Continues from Reel #4)
Reel # 4
File# 28
(Continues from Reel #3) Documents and actions related to families of Jews in detention camps. 1942. 209 pages.
File# 29
Memorandum to units regarding administrative and organizational problems. 1942. 2 pages.
File# 30
City ordinance from the town Huş i with restrictions for the Jewish population. 1942. 1 page.
File# 31
List of personnel at the branch Alba Iulia. 1943. 2 pages.
File# 32
Internal correspondence. Activity report the of the AP (air-raid protection) Service. The Jewish forced labor brigades in
Bucharest. Reports on aerial alarms. 1943. 32 pages.
File# 33
Activity report of the Centrala Evreilor February-April 1942. (three sets). Same from the Section Press end Publishing. Monthly
reports from the Worship Section Jan-Mai 1943.
Distribution of the Jewish “Gazeta Evreiascǎ”.
Activity report of the Administrative Service February-March 1942.
The organization of forced labor brigades. Activity of the social, sanitary and medical aid sections. Same for statistics section.
Report of the Solicitor’s office, the professional reeducation section. Various organizational decisions. Financial reports. Assistance
reports for various causes: paupers, children, deportees in Transnistria etc. 1942-1943. 457 pages.
File# 34
Special mandates to pick up documents from the authorities. 1943.
1 page.
File# 35
Requests for travel authorizations. Requests and relation with the authorities for personal problems, forced labor repartition or
exemption, received from various provincial units. Personnel problems in various units of the Centrala. 1943. 301 pages.
(Continues on Reel# 5.)
Reel # 5
File# 35
(Continues from Reel # 4) Requests for travel authorizations. Requests and relation with the authorities for personal problems,
forced labor repartition or exemption, received from various provincial units. Personnel problems in various units of the Centrala.
All Jews are mobilized in the anti-aircraft defense units.
1943. 301 pages.
File# 36
Request for replacement of a number of personnel from the Centrala. Proposals for new personnel. Problems related to the forced
labor. Travel authorizations for students. Directions for completion of census forms. Reports of committee meetings Organization
and activity of the district branches of the Centrala. The school system. 1943. 338 pages.
File# 37
Letter and instructions regarding the Jews from Dorohoi addressed to the Governor of the Bucovina. Act of bravura by two Jews in
WWI. Exemptions from forced labor. Cost of exemption authorization card. Situation of the Jewish schools. Radu Lecca requests a
list of the 1268 Jews in possession of a card of exemption from forced labor. 1943. 231 pages.
File# 38
Requests of travel and relocation permits. Offenders from forced labor are deported to Transnistria. 1943. 270 pages. (Continues
on Reel#6)
Reel # 6
File# 38
(Continues from Reel# 5.) Requests of travel and relocation permits.1943. 270 pages.
File# 39
Handwritten lists of names for Inspector Isaceanu. 1943. 6 pages.
File# 40.
Change of personnel at the branch Cernǎuţ i. Various requests from the Jewish population. Problems related to the forced labor
activity and repatriation from Transnistria. 1943. 35 pages.
File# 41
Appeal to the Red Cross in behalf of the Jews in Transnistria. Letter in German for an expertise on the situation of the Jews in
forced labor brigades. 1943 (?). 14 pages.
File# 42
Dr. Jean Zwiebel, president of the branch in district Baia pleads for the recognition of his innocence. 1943. 6 pages.
File# 43
List of persons in search by the Geneva Red Cross. 1942. 3 pages.
File# 44
The mixed committee at the Polyclinic Dr. I. Baraş Foundation. Travel permits for students. 1943. 18 pages.
File#45
Handling of the forced labor exemption papers and changes of personnel at the Zimmer Enterprises. 1943. 26 pages.
File# 46
Correspondence with the General Commissariat for Jewish Problems. Forced labor at the Institute of Statistics, at snow cleaning
and taxation. 1944. 154 pages.
File# 47
The beneficent and mutual aid society for Jewish workmen in Galati. 1944. 1 page.
File# 48
Correspondence with various units of the Centrala. 8 Pages.
File# 49
Requests from industrial enterprises in Mediaş and Sighiş oara for hiring Jews for work. Exemption cards from forced labor:
validity, taxation. 1944. 214 pages.
File# 50
Exemption cards from forced labor for the Centrala personnel and taxation. Requests for relocation of residence and travel
permits. 1944. 200 pages. (Continues on Reel# 7)
File# 50
Reel # 7
(Continues from Reel# 6). Situation of Jews who lose their jobs in non-Jewish enterprises and their exemption from forced labor.
1944. 200 pages.
File# 51
Request travel permit for student. 1944. 5 pages.
File# 52
Complaints against community and other taxes. Reports of committee meetings. Operation of popular eateries and children homes.
Critical report on the repatriation of the orphan children from Transnistria. Correspondence related to the subject. Forced labor
and taxation of exemptions. 1944. 195 pages.
File# 53
Assistance for the Hungarian Jews coming from the labor camp Bor. 1944. 5 pages.
File# 54
Certificate. 1944. 1 page.
File# 55
List of real estate and mobile goods lost by the Jews in the occupied zone of France. 1944. 4 pages.
File# 56
List of real estate and mobile goods lost by the Jews, Romanian citizens, in the district of the Romanian Consulate in Dresden. 1944.
2 pages.
File# 57
Germany. Questionnaire on the status and material value of possessions of Romanian Jews. 1944. 47 pages.
File# 58
Instructions regarding the forms to be filled out by Jews on their social and professional status and related to the forced labor
proceedings. Distribution List of the commissions for verification of the Jews. List of Jewish women owners accepted by the
commission for verification of Jewish Women in the national labor field. 1944. 9 pages.
File# 59
Expense report for mailings. List of Jews exempted from forced labor in Bucharest. List of Jews proposed for internment in a labor
camp. Creation of disinfection teams. 1944. 212 pages.
File# 60
Correspondence related to forced labor and professional reeducation. Forced labor brigades in Bessarabia. Jews from Ploesti
working in labor brigades in Bălţ i, Bessarabia. 1942.
76 pages.
File# 61
Jews in Iasi to wear yellow armbands (Facsimile from newspaper). 1942. 2 pages.
File# 62
Shortage of clothing in forced labor brigades. 1942. 43 pages.
File# 63
Reports on forced labor activity and on professional reeducation. 1942. 3 pages.
File# 64
The Jewish Music and Dramatic Art Conservatory. List of students. Same for Industrial Gymnasium Ciocanul and others. No date.
67 pages.
File# 65
Money receipts. 1942. 9 pages.
File# 66
Section Professional reeducation. Activity report. July-August 1942.
5 pages.
File# 67
Correspondence from various Jewish hospitals. Lists of honorific counselors and medical personnel. Directorate list of the
Professional association of Jewish physicians. Lists of personnel in various medical institutions. 1942. 73 pages.
File# 68
List of Jews doing forced labor at various services of the Central Administration and related problems. 1942-1943. 211 pages.
File# 69
Mobilization for snow shoveling. Monetary retribution for exemption from labor. 1942. 19 pages.
File# 70
List of Hahams( ritual slaughterers) living in Bucharest. List of furriers for the Ministry of National Defense. Also dressmakers for
various units and institutions. 1942. 61 pages. (Continues on
File# 70
Reel # 8)
Reel # 8
(Continues from Reel# 7). Forced labor brigades: Clothing for needy Jews. Requests for washwomen and other workers for
cleaning and service in hospitals and institutions.. The situation in various labor camps and individual problems and solutions. List
of Jews registered at the recruitment center in Brasov who left town and cannot be traced, 1942. 317 pages.
File# 71
Personnel of the Centrala exempted from the snow taxation. 1942.
7 pages,
File# 72
Project of organization of the Jews in the national workforce and in the forced labor activity. 1942. 5 pages.
File# 73
Personal documents. 1942. 8 pages.
File# 74
Jews working at the exhumation at the cemetery on Sevastopol Street. Lists and documents related to forced labor and students
working at the snow cleaning. Individual problems related to the forced labor obligation. 1943. 391 pages.
File# 75
The case of engineer Jan Ber and others Re. exemption from forced labor. 1943. 21 pages.
File# 76
Request for exemption from forced labor of a bookkeeper in the bookstore Cioflec. 1943. 1 page.
File# 77
List of returned forced labor exemption cards. 1943. 22 pages.
File# 78
Forced labor exemption cards of the Centrala personnel. 1943. 2 pages.
File# 79
Jews doing forced labor at “Gerotex”. 1943. 3 pages.
File# 80
Assignment for forced labor in various functions and places. 1943.
21 pages.
File# 81
List of forced labor brigades. 1943. 3 pages.
File# 82
Organization of the forced labor camps. 1943. 6 pages.
File# 83
Forced labor: women. Assignment of physicians and medical personnel to labor camps. 1943. 36 pages.
File# 84
List of Jews capable to enrollment in the forced labor brigades. 1943. 8 pages.
File# 85
Lists of participants in forced labor brigades. 1943.
File# 86
Providing clothing and food to the forced labor railroad brigades.
1943-1944. 24 pages.
File# 87
Financial situation of the canteens. January 1944. 4 pages.
File# 88
Individual problems related to the forced labor obligation. 1944.
171 pages. (Continues on Reel # 9)
Reel # 9
File# 88
(Continues from Reel# 8). Individual problems related to the forced labor obligation. 1944. 171 pages.
File# 89
Individual declarations related to workplace. Documents related to the forced State loan of 4 billion lei. 1943. 146 pages.
File# 90
Name list with workplace and address. No date. 50 pages.
File# 91
List of Jews exempted from forced labor and other situations. 1944. 189 pages.
File# 92
Five Jews returning from Transnistria. 1942. 3 pages.
File# 93
Financial status of a Jewish tannery 1932-1944. 21 pages.
File# 94
List of Jews exempted from forced labor. 1944. 1 page.
File# 95
Request of exemption from forced labor.1944. 12 pages.
File# 96 thru 126. Request of exemption from forced labor.1944.
File# 127
Lists of Jews in labor brigades. 1944. 10 pages.
File# 128
List of students in Jewish Lyceum in Roman. No date. 1 page.
File# 129
List of Jews exempted from forced labor at the Primaria Bucharest. No date. 40 pages.
File# 130.
List of Jews exempted from forced labor in district Ilfov. No date.
2 pages.
File# 131
Jews used in various functions, such as forestry, in other districts. No date. 52 pages.
File# 132
Lists of persons with occupation and addresses (disparate order of pages). 1943. 33 pages.
File# 133
Letters of release of vessels for navigation. 1943, 3 pages.
File# 134
Personal letters of Zionists. 1941. 4 pages,
File# 135
Request of intervention for Turkish visa for emigration. 1944.
3 pages.
File# 136
Letter from the Centrala to its branch in Cernǎuţ i. No date. 2 pages.
File# 137
Rules for organization and activity of the Jewish Sanitary Service. September 1942. 8 pages.
File# 138
Correspondence regarding sanitary and administrative problems. 1942. 40 pages.
File# 139
Transfer of money from the Centrala to deportees in Balta, Transnistria for orphans, hospital, canteens and individual persons.
Lists of medications, sanitary material sent. Financial report. 1942. 406 pages. ( Continues on Reel# 10)
File# 139
Reel # 10
(Continues from Reel# 9). Carload of tools (shovels, spades etc), heating stoves and pipes sent. A number of crates with medical
equipment, medications, home utensils etc were sent for distribution to various localities in Transnistria. Inventory of contents in
crates. Packages with clothing for individual and common use.
Utensils and machines sent for tailor and dressmaking shops.
1943. 406 pages.
File# 140
Contest of various medical specialties for positions in Jewish hospitals and clinics. 1943. 35 pages.
File# 141
Report on the situation and founding of the Jewish hospitals. 1943.
11 pages.
File# 142
Activity report on food and medical assistance in various districts. Detailed reports on medical and sanitary activities. Missing
persons service for Transnistria. 1943. 223 pages.
File# 143
Creation of the “Eforia spitalelor Caritas – Noua Maternitate” in Bucharest. 1943. 13 pages.
File# 144
Report on number and distribution of orphans in care. 1944.
4 pages.
File# 145
Used clothing collected for the assistance of deportees and repatriates. 1944. 34 pages.
File# 146
Facsimile of personal documents, confirming the exemption of businesspeople from forced labor. 1943. 75 pages.
File$ 147
At the home of repatriated children from Transnistria, two canteens are functioning under the supervision of the Red Cross.
Reports of assistance of paupers in various districts. Activity of hospitals and clinics. 1944. 77 pages.
File# 148
Rules for organization and operation of the Jewish canteens in Bucharest. No date. 5 pages.
File# 149
List of persons in search by the Red Cross Geneva. No date.
1 page.
File# 150
Organization of the Jewish Education, by. Moise Goldstein. 1942.
7 pages.
File# 151
Request for creation of religion and Hebrew language class in the Jewish schools. Proposals and suggestions for organizing the
Jewish theoretical and professional school systems. The religious life: confirmation of rabbis, organization of various worships. The
curriculum at the university level: proposal for new courses at the medical section. 1942. 238 pages. (Continues on Reel # 11).
Reel # 11
File# 151
(Continues from Reel#10). Forced labor of Jews: work at snow cleaning and in labor brigades. Situation of teaching personnel and
of the students in Jewish schools and of clergy. 1942. 238 pages.
File# 152
Administrative problems in Jewish schools. Status on teachers. Restrictions on students’ cultural activity during vacation. The
Yiddish poet I. Gropper is installed as professor for Jewish literature in the schools of the Jewish community in Bucharest. Travel
requests for students. 1942. 38 pages.
(N.T. A note does mention: Certification of File# 153 is erroneous)
File# 153
Schools and cultural institutions. Teaching and administrative personnel nominated. 1942. 178 pages.
File# 154
Correspondence related to Jewish schools. The school for medical nurses. 1943. 11 pages.
File# 155
The case of the artist Iosif Feldman-Velescu from the Baraşeum theater. 1943. 8 pages
File# 156
Jewish schools in various districts. Situation and problems. 1943.
27 pages.
File# 157
Jewish schools in various districts. Situation and problems. 1944.
12 pages.
File# 158
Press review September 6. 1944. Abrogation of the racial laws. The situation of the Jews. 6 pages.
File# 159
Request for creation of a public library in Tecuci. March 1944.
1 page.
File# 160
Statutes of the society for reciprocal help of the teaching staff. No date. 6 pages.
File# 161
Handwritten review of a book about the Yiddish writer Bialik. No date. 2 pages.
File# 162
Handwritten review of an article about Spinoza. No date. 5 pages.
File# 163
Literacy and the degree of schooling of the population with Jewish blood at the census of May 20, 1942. 1942. 34 pages.
File# 164
Census of the population with Jewish blood. Preliminary results by provinces and districts. 1942. 7 pages.
File# 165
Census of the population with Jewish blood. Preliminary results by provinces and districts: by age and legal status. The medical
group (up to age 60) by specialties. 1942. 36 pages.
File# 166
Centrala Evreilor. Division of statistics. Census results. 1942.
12 pages.
File# 167
Census form. 1942. 1 page.
File# 168
Documentation related to the census. 1942. 23 pages.
File# 169
Correspondence related to the census.
File# 170
Excerpt from census data. 1943. 4 pages.
File# 171
Brochure containing lists of Jews with exemption from forced labor working at the CER and various enterprises. 1943. 9 pages.
File# 172
Demographic Bulletins of the Jewish Population in Romania. December 1943, April 1944. 30 pages.
File# 173
Jews born in June – December 1926. 1944. 29 pages.
File# 174
Correspondence related to civil status of some Jews. 1944.
5 pages.
File# 175
Declarations and Proofs of exemption from forced labor for the year1944. 1944. 256 pages.
File# 176
Instructions for filling out the census forms by the population with Jewish blood.
Instructions regarding the role of the Police Prefecture in Bucharest with regard to the air raid protection. 1943. 25 pages.
Anti-Semitic manifesto by Prof. A.C.Cuza. (date ?)
File# 177
Jews complaining of taxation for forced labor. No date. 7 pages.
File# 178
List of youths born in 1927 and 1928. No date. 45 pages.
File# 179
Press review. 1942. 3 pages.
File# 180
Facsimile of newspaper articles and a handwritten letter. 1942.
6 pages.
File# 181
Editorial information. 2 pages. December 1944.
File# 182
List of Jews proposed as peddlers for the newspaper Timpul.
No date, 1 page.
File# 183
Project of budget for 1942. Financial reports from various units.
Financial report of the society UMANITAS. 1942. 46 pages.
File# 184
The enterprise “Renasterea Noastra” 1942. 5 pages.
File# 185
Salary pay list for February 1942. 1 page.
File# 186
Correspondence related to money sent to deportees in Transnistria. 1942. 7 pages.
File# 187
Pensions for retired teachers and personnel form Jewish schools. 1942. 26 pages.
Reel # 12
File# 188 Financial activity of various branches of the community. 1942.
9 pages.
File# 189 Financial situation of the Baraşeum Theater. 1943. 8 pages.
File# 190 Data and analysis of the State loan. Financial
pages.
budgets of
provincial communities for 1943. 1942- 43. 21
File# 191 Financial budget of the Jewish community in Brasov, for 1943.
1942-43. 39 pages.
Fille# 192Financial budget of the Jewish community in Galati. 1942-43.
17 pages.
File# 193 Financial budget of the Jewish community in Hunedoara. 1943.
158 pages.
File# 194
Forced labor: taxation of the cards of exemption; financial and personal problems; requests for exemption. 1943. 344 pages.
File# 195
Requests for exemption from forced labor and for material help. List of taxes received for exemption cards. 1943. 34 pages.
File# 196
Situation of Jews working as insurance agents and other businesses and enterprises, which do not have the means to cover the
cost of an exemption card. Various problems related to the forced labor. 1943. 501 pages. ( Continues of Reel# 13) .
Reel # 13
File# 196 (Continues from Reel# 12) Requests for reduction of taxes. 1943.
501 pages.
File# 197
The war invalids: Instructions and procedures for official recognition; their rights for compensation.
Taxation for exemption from forced labor and snow shoveling: individual requests for reduction or annulment for various reasons.
1943. 328 pages.
File# 198
Taxation for exemption from forced labor and snow shoveling: individual requests for reduction or annulment for various reasons.
1943. 335 pages.
File# 199
Litigation Regarding exemption from nationalization of real estate owned by Jews. 1943. 14 pages.
File# 200
Jews requesting approval for hiring non-Jewish workers or servants.
List of Jewish dentists in district Ilfov.
Financial problems and reports from various districts.
The work at the cemetery from Strada Sevastopol. 1943.
366 pages. (Continues of Reel # 14)
Reel # 14
File# 200
(Continues from Reel # 13). Financial problems and reports from the Jewish communities in district Constanţ a. 1943. 366 pages.
File# 201
Brochure containing the list of Jews having cards of exemption from forced labor, by categories. 1943. 4 pages.
File# 202
Personal problems, requests for information, reduction of taxes, rectification of evidence.
The composer Theodor Cosma (Zwiebel). Lists of taxpayers identified. Commissions of appeal in various districts. Reports of their
activity. Organization of the general archives. The service of couriers. 1943. 458 pages.
File# 203
Schedule of payments of Jews for forced labor at roadwork in the city of Bucharest. 1943. 32 pages.
File# 204
Financial situation of the Jewish community in Bucharest for December 1943. 1 page.
File# 205
Budget for 1943. 2 pages.
File# 206
Financial report from the Jewish community in Botoşani. 1943. 67pages.
File# 207
Financial report from the Jewish community Buzǎu. 1943.
18 Pages.
File # 208
Financial documents and the budget of the Jewish community in Cernǎuţ i. 1943. 24 pages.
File# 209
The budget of the Jewish community in Dorohoi. 1943. 7 pages.
File# 210
Financial balance and budget for various Jewish institutions in Arad. 1943. 53 pages.
File# 211
Schedule of payments for 1943. 15 pages.
File# 212
Balance of payments for November 1943 from the Jewish community in Petroş ani . 1943. 2 pages.
Reel # 15
File# 213
Creation of section with classes for sanitary education. Lists of personnel in various Jewish schools. 1943. 132 pages.
File# 214
Budget for year 1943 of the Jewish community Fǎlticeni. 5 pages.
Fie# 215
District office Iaş i Docket of returned files: lists of employees, budgets and balances. 1943. 72 pages.
File# 216
Jewish community Huş i: balances. 1944. 21 pages.
File# 217
Mixed documents from communities Iaş i and Ploieş ti. 1944.
10 Pages.
File# 218
Balances from various communities. 1943. 5 pages.
File# 219
Lists of employees related to taxation for exemption from forced labor in various communities, and other accounting activities.
1944. 121 pages.
File# 220
Accounting operations in various communities. 1944. 169 pages.
File# 221
Balances, budgets and accounting operations in Jewish communities and institutions. ( a page in German of military nature
erroneously inserted). 1944. 47 pages.
File# 222
Financial problems related to forced labor. 1944. 22 pages.
File# 223
Accounting problems related to taxation of the forced labor exemption cards. 1944 76 pages.
File# 224
List of Jews approved for exemption from forced labor and the respective amounts of taxation. 1944. 43 pages.
File# 225
List of Jews approved for exemption from forced labor and the respective amounts of taxation. 1944. 50 pages.
File# 226
List of payments for May 1944. 2 pages.
File# 227
Nominal file cards with handwritten decisions, related to forced labor and taxation. No date. 50 pages.
File# 228
Reports on the activity of the religious sections of the communities in Romania. 1944. 101 pages. (Continues on Reel # 16)
Reel # 16
File# 228
(Continues from Reel # 16). Reports on the activity of the religious sections of the communities in Romania. 1944. 101 pages.
File# 229
September 1940 Dr. Alex Safran took the oath in presence of the Minister of National Education, cults and Arts in accordance with
the mosaic religion. Jewish rabbis and their families are released from detention camps. 5 pages.
File# 230
Request from the government: flour for baking matzos for the Jewish population on Passover; exemption of the rabbis from forced
labor, exemption from Romanization of the real estate of various Jewish charity institutions.1942. 7 pages.
File# 231
Reglementation of hiring and activity of the temple personnel like cantors. Synagogues in Bucharest and their regime. The situation
of some rabbis. 1942. 13 pages.
File# 232
The cemetery on Sevastopol Street. History of this and other cemeteries in the old Bucharest. Inscriptions on monuments. 1942. 49
pages.
File# 233
The function of the rabbis. 1942. 9 pages.
File# 234
Accreditation of rabbis in various communities. 1942. 7 pages.
File# 235
Status and public appearance of rabbis. 1943. 10 pages.
File# 236
Invitation to consecration of a monument at the Filantropia cemetery. 1943. 1 page
File# 237
The Union of Jewish communities of Spanish ritual. 1944.
1 page.
File# 238
Lists of rabbis and students in the Talmud Torah and of temples, synagogues and houses of prayer in Bucharest. No date.
3 pages.
File# 239
The management and personnel of the Jewish community in Focş ani. 1942. 1 page.
File# 240
List of medical and administrative personnel in the Hospital “Caritas”.
Administrative personnel of the canteens “G & M Breyer” and “Traian” No. 3. 1942. 13 pages.
File# 241
Organization and operation of the Jewish communities in Hunedoara and surroundings. 1942. 51 pages
File# 242
Organization and operation of medical and sanitary services and the education section of the Centrala. Directives for
administration and management. 1942. 185 pages.
File# 243
Personal records. No date. 4 pages.
File# 244
File# 245
Correspondence. 1943. 1 page.
1944. 1 page
File# 246
List of personnel. No date. 2 pages.
File# 247
Various personal data and lists. Pages in Yiddish, Hebrew German and Hungarian. 1941-944. 23 pages.
File# 248
Various newspaper clips of anti-Semitic nature and pro-communist, related to Palestine. (Mixed bag) 1942 – 1944. 121 pages.
File# 249
Excerpts from newspapers. 1942. 1 page.
File# 250
Newspaper clips related to forced labor of Jews. 1942. 10 pages.
File# 251
Document related to forced labor of Jews. 1942. 2 pages.
File# 252
Various correspondence. Statute of organization and operation of the Centrala Evreilor in Romania.Facsimilia from the Monitorul
Oficial. List of the personnel of the Centrala. 1942-1943.
104 pages.
File# 253
Appeal to Jewish taxpayers. No date, 2 pages.
File# 254
Activity of the Centrala Evreilor. 1944.112 pages.
File# 255
General view of the situation of the Jews in Hungary. No date.
4 pages.
File# 256
Handwritten letter of denunciation (?). No date. 3 pages.
File# 257
Handwritten request for help. No date. 1 page.
File# 258
Problems related to Jewish real estate. 1942. 26 pages.
File# 259
Correspondence with district offices. 1942. 63 pages.
File# 260
A judicial problem for the community in Fǎlticeni at the Appeals Court. 1942. 8 pages.
File# 261
Litigation on a piece of real estate in district Roman. 1942.
1 page.
File# 262
Taxation dispute with the Finance ministry. 1942. 35 pages.
File# 263
Handling of lawsuits: the presence of Jews in court. 1943.
23 pages. (Continues on Reel # 17)
Reel # 17
File# 263
(Continues from Reel # 16) Results of lawsuits for Jews evacuated from Ploieş ti. 1943. 56 pages.
File# 264
Official statements of the interministerial commission regarding the snow cleaning, taxation in lieu of forced labor, the food
procurement regimen, financial problems. 1942. 17 pages.
File# 265
Petitions for material help. Laws, regulations, journals of the Council of Ministers, regarding the Jews. 1944. 25pages.
File# 266
List of persons whose files were rejected at appeal. No date.
63 pages.
File# 267
Postal tariffs. 1943. 2 pages.
File# 268
Individual taxations. Honorific officials at BCC. Personnel at BCC. 1943. 25 pages.
File# 269
Report of investigation. 1943. 4 pages.
File# 270
Decisions and recommendations of the administrative consultative commission for transfers and pensions, for medical personnel.
1944. 81 pages.
File# 271
Budget of the Jewish Community in Teiuş . 1942. 1 page.
File# 272
List of persons (?) not easy legible. No date. 17 pages.
File# 273
List of persons (?) not easy legible. No date. 11 pages.
File# 274
File# 275
Declaration 1944. 2 pages.
Idem
File# 276
Files of recipients of winter clothing from forced labor brigades in Bacau. No date. 25 pages.
File# 277
Thru 280
Declaration. 1944. 4 pages
File# 281
Thru 286
Declaration 1944. 7 pages
File# 287
Budget of the Jewish Community Pascani for 1943. 2 pages.
File# 288
Thru 292
File# 293
Thru 295
Declaration for wage earners. No date, 1 page.
File# 296
List of management and of personnel at the Jewish community Cernauti. No date. 3 pages.
File# 297
Jewish community Cernauti. Declaration of domicile. No date. 200 pages.
File# 298
Jewish community Cernauti. Declaration of domicile. No date. 186 pages.
File# 299
Thru 303
Request for exemption from forced labor. 1943. 9 pages.
File# 304
File# 305
Declaration 1944. 1 page
File# 306
Request for exemption from forced labor. 1942. 12 pages.
File# 307
Declaration. 1944. 4 pages.
File# 308
List of Jews in district Dorohoi whose families were deported to Transnistria while they were mobilized in forced labor brigades.
No date. 43 pages.
File# 309
Declaration. 1943. 1 page.
File# 310
File# 311
Declarations for women. No date. 9 pages.
Idem 30 pages
File# 312
File# 313
Request for exemption from forced labor. 1942. 10 pages.
Idem 13 pages.
Reel # 18
File# 314 Request for exemption from forced labor. 1942. 12 pages.
Fille# 315
Idem 31 pages.
File# 316
Request for exemption from forced labor. Facsimile from newspapers, 1942. 25 pages,
File# 317
Thru 320
Request for exemption from forced labor. 1942. 17 pages
File# 321
Review and declaration, 1944, 2 pages.
File# 322
File# 323
List of Jews which handed over their equipment. 1942. 1 page
Idem, 2 pages.
File# 324
List of Jews which only partially handed over their equipment. 1942. 4 pages.
File# 325
Thru 373
File# 374
Request for exemption from forced labor. 1942.
File# 375
File# 376
Declaration. 1944. 3 pages.
Idem, 4 pages.
File# 377
Jews in district Iaş i having exemption cards from forced labor and permits to practice their trade. 1944. 41 pages.
File # 378
Activity account of the statistical section and of the registry office. 1941. 41 pages.
FILE3 379
Activity account of the Jewish community of occidental ritual. 1942. 46 pages.
File# 380
File# 381
Request of exemption from forced labor. 1942. 5 pages.
Idem
File# 382
Declaration for employer. 1942. 24 pages.
Jewish community Tg. Frumos. Balance 1943 and budget for 1944.
9 pages.
Reel # 19
File# 383
Thru 388
Request of exemption from forced labor. 1942. 18 pages.
File# 389
Request for reduction of taxation. 1944.
File# 390
Thru 419
Request of exemption from forced labor. 1943. 44 pages.
File# 420Declarations for employer. 1942. 163 pages.
20 pages.
File# 421 Declarations. 1943. 9 pages.
File# 422 Request for exemption from forced labor. 1943. 6 pages.
Thru 424
File# 425Declaration for employer. 1942. 2 pages.
File# 426List of names (?). 1943. 12 pages.
File# 427 Request of exemption from forced labor. 1943. 16 pages.
File# 428Idem. 20 pages.
Reel # 20
File# 429Request of exemption from forced labor. 1943. 12 pages.
Thru 438
File# 439
Appeal against imposition of taxes. 1944. 37 pages
File# 440Request of exemption from forced labor. 1943. 31 pages.
Thru 442
File# 443Annulment of cards of exemption from forced labor. 1943. 4 pages.
File# 444 Idem. 5 pages.
File# 445 Request of exemption from forced labor. 1943. 12 pages.
File# 446Idem. 8 pages.
File# 447
The National Red Cross Society requests extension of exemption from forced labor of Axenfeld George. 1944. 8 pages.
File# 448
Thru 452
Exempted from forced labor. 1943. 4 pages.
File# 453
Request of exemption from forced labor. 1943. 11 pages.
File# 454
Exempted from forced labor. 1943. 4 pages.
File# 455Idem. 17 pages.
File# 456
Idem 4 pages
Thru 464
File# 465
Request of exemption from forced labor. 1943. 19 pages.
File# 466
Thru 473
Exempted from forced labor. 1943. 4 pages.
File# 474
File# 475
Request of exemption from forced labor. 1943. 19 pages.
Idem
File# 476
Thru 484
Exempted from forced labor. 1943. 4 pages.
File# 485
Request of exemption from forced labor. 1943. 10 pages.
File# 486
Declaration for salary. No date. 1 page
File# 487
Nominal list (?). No date. 6 pages.
File# 488
Thru 491
Request of exemption from forced labor. 1943. 16 pages.
File# 492
Declaration for employer. 1942. 10 pages.
File# 493
Thru 496
Request of exemption from forced labor. 1943. 10 pages.
File# 497
Thru 523
Declaration for employer. 1942. 10 pages.
File# 524
File$ 525
Request of exemption from forced labor. 1943. 1 page.
Idem. 9 pages.
File# 526
File# 527
Declaration for employer. 1942. 4 pages.
Idem
File# 528
File# 529
Request of exemption from forced labor. 1943. 16 pages.
Idem. 10 pages.
Reel # 21
File# 530
Request of exemption from forced labor. 1943. 27 pages.
File# 531
Thru 536
Declaration for employer. 1942. 14 pages.
File# 537
Financial balance. 1943. 1 page.
File# 538
Thru 561
Declaration for employer. 1942. 21 pages.
File# 562
Branch Timiş Torontal. Dockets of returned files. No date.
7 pages.
File# 563
Thru 565
Declaration for employer. 1942. 14 pages.
File# 566
List of civil servants of the Jewish community Sighiş oara in possession of exemption from forced labor cards. 1944.
4 pages.
File# 567
Intervention for obtaining an exemption card from forced labor for a Jewish man whose file is incomplete. July 1944. 9 pages.
File# 568
Jewish community Luduş – financial balance. 1943. 1 page
File# 569
Thru 571
Declaration for employer. 1942. 10 pages.
Idem. 4 pages.
File# 572
Activity report of the community Drǎgǎşani. 1943. 1 page.
File# 573
Taxation charts of professionals for the exceptional contribution of 4 billions. No date. 16 pages.
File# 574
Union # 17 of craftspeople, insurance etc complains that the enterprise Jean Bally & Sons did not pay the imposed dues. No date. 1
page.
File# 575
The college of Jewish students. Nominal list of the feminine teaching staff and students
college. The students are mobilized for work at the Institute of statistics. 1942. 5 pages.
. The role and importance of the
RG25.017 Selected Records of the Cluj Branch of the Romanian National Archives. 1934-1952 People’s Tribunal Cluj
Extent: 9 reels
Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the collection from the Romanian National Archives
Organization and arrangement:
Language:
Preferred citation:
Scope and content note: .
Inventory:
Reel #1
File # 1 Accused: Mǎrcuş Graţ ian. The accused married his wife in 1936, knowing the she is of Jewish origin. After occupation by the Hungarians he
divorced her, based on the racial laws. He also denounced her for falsifying civil documents and she lost her job and the pension. In 1945 she
denounces him to the People’s Tribunal.
Nominal list of persons tried by the Tribunal. 141 pages.
File# 2 Persons indicted for denouncing and blackmail. 1945. 19 pages.
File# 3 Fasakas Stefan Indicted for maltreatment. 1945.15 pages.
File# 4 Dr. Koczwald Tiberiu for fascist attitude during the Hungarian occupation. Aided in the deportation to Auschwitz of Jewish physicians and
their families. 1945. 117 pages.
(Many documents are in Hungarian).
File# 5 Miscellaneous correspondence. Persons charged of misbehavior and brutalities in the various ghettos in the occupied Transilvania. 1945. 39
pages.
File# 6 Ordinances emitted in 1945. 37 pages.
File# 7 Lakatos Andrei indicted for abuse against the Jews. 1946.
45 pages.
File# 11 File of defendants accused of picking out Jews for deportation from
File# 15 The group of war criminals. Indictments and final speeches of the
File# 21 List of atrocities committed by the Hungarians in various districts of
and during their
occupation (1940-1944).
Detailed description of the horrors. (Some texts and copies of
various ghettos. 1946. 75 pages.
lawyers.1946. 80 Pages.
the Northern Ardeal at the evacuation from
posters are in Hungarian) 1946. 67 pages.
No File # List of microfilmed documents for the USHMM.
Reel #2
No File # List of microfilmed documents for the USHMM.
(Continues from Reel #1)
File# 22 Verdicts issued by the Tribunal in 1946. 378 pages.
File# 23 Ordinances emitted in 1946. Nominal lists of persons of various
nationalities mobilized for forced labor in various
districts the period
1940-1944. Same for internees in camps and Romanians expelled
by the Hungarian
authorities. 58 pages.
File# 27 Deaky Ludovic is denounced for criminal actions during the
Hungarian occupation1945. 100 pages.
File# 28 Farkas Alexandru and Ana indicted for racial hate, denouncing and maltreatment of Jews. 1945. 25 pages.
No File # List of microfilmed documents for the USHMM.
(Continues from Reel #2)
Inspectorate of Gendarmerie Cluj
File# 3 Informative notes and circular orders regarding the irredentist and
the legionnaire orders. 1943-1944. 6 pages.
File# 4 Informative activity for 1943. Informative notes regarding the
Legionnaire movement. A number of cover sheets and a single
request for information
on a legionnaire camp in Cậmpia Turzii.
page form December 6 1944, regarding a
File# 25 Orders regarding internment in camps of Hungarians and Germans.
Security historic of the “Chauvin and Racial Manifestations”1944.
13 pages.
File# 54 A document starting with page 4 and containing a number of 45
accused of illegal
political activities.
List of addresses and names of war criminals sentenced at the
residing in Cluj.1947.
3 pages.
names starting with # 27 of the fate of persons
Peoples Tribunals in Bucharest and Cluj,
File# 56 (Cover sheet missing) Informative Bulletins. 1947. 9 pages.
File# 75 The irredentist movement; prohibited religious sects. Jews trying to
travel to Germany and from there to
Palestine. File containing the
history of the legionnaire movement.1946 . 8 pages.
Police Inspectorate Cluj
File# 22 Control of the Jews. 1939. 14 pages.
File# 114 Police Directorate Alba Iulia. Numeric and nominal lists of Jews
File# 115 Police Directorate Sibiu. Lists of Jews non-citizens. Lists of
1939. 86 pages.
controlled. 1939. 58 pages.
Numeric and nominal lists of Jews controlled.
File# 117 Police Precinct Tg. Mureş, Turda. Jews under control missing and
(Continues on Reel # 3)
deceased. 1939. 110 pages.
Reel # 3
File# 117 (Continues from Reel # 2). Lists of Jews non-citizens residing in
other localities. 113 pages.
File# 119 Police Inspectorate province Mureş . Numeric and nominal lists of
Jews controlled. 1939. 318 pages.
File# 123 Controls of foreigners (non-citizens). 1940. 127 pages.
General Directorate of Police
File# 306
Residents with Nansen Certificates. 1940. 25 pages.
File# 3420
Control of foreigners. 1944. 15 pages.
File# 15 Security and notes regarding the pursuit of war criminals.
1947-1948.
Police Inspectorate Cluj
File# 10 Informative note on the legionnaire detention camp. March
legionnaires.
Legionnaire manifests. 1934-1943. 15 pages.
1941. Information received from individual
File# 46 Police Precinct Abrud. Information on Zionist organizations. 1947.
60 pages.
File# 47 Police Precinct Abrud. Information on the Saxon population, the
pages.
Hitlerjugend and other German organizations. 1940. 27
File# 44 The Jewish problem. 1940-1942. 40 pages.
Reel # 4
No File # Correspondence related to the fate of the real estate taken away
from the Jews.
Information on a Zionist organization “Habonim Hahagana
Harashit” with camps for Halutzimi.
It is assumed to be a secret
organization for communist propaganda.
1941. Reports on other
Zionist organizations like “Hanoar Hazioni”. Various problems with
Jews: forced labor, possession of radio
receivers and typewriters,
contact with the rural population. List of the existent Jewish
communities.
Information on presumed NKVD agents, some of Jewish origin
1941. 147 pages.
File# 54 The travel of HM the King and a number of dignitaries. Information
on the Saxons. 1941. 1 page.
File# 46 The Jewish problem. The action of raising money by the
Zionists is forbidden, as well as all other public
manifestations.
Limitation of the juridical and commercial rights.1940.78 pages.
File# 17 The radio receivers are confiscated from the Jews. Interfaith
marriages. 1941. 23 pages.
File# 57 Religious sects, prayer houses, schools. 1941. 1 page.
File# 68 Jews are allowed to hold religious services during the High
holidays. 1941. 1 page.
File# 78 The Jewish problem. The Jewish population is accused of abetting
and spreading communist propaganda in Bessarabia under the
orders of the Soviet government. Jews
refugees from Bessarabia
and Bucovina must remain under strict observation. The situation of
Jews converted
to Christians. 1941. 19 pages.
File# 93 Various localities report problems with Jewish goods. Travel
interdictions. Jews converse exclusively in
Hungarian. Organization
of forced labor brigades. List of hunted Jews whose families were
deported to Transnistria.
1941-1942. 185 pages.
File# 108
Suspicious and hunted persons suspected as spies. 1942. 10 pages.
File# 168
The Jewish problem. Forced labor of Jews. Frame of mind of the Jews. Situation of the real estate obtained from the Jews.
Rumors about the German-Hungarian military collaboration
Jews fugitives from Transnistria are returned there.
Reports on Zionist activity. 1943-104. 166 pages.
File# 133
The action of Romanization. Reports on the situation of the legionnaires and the Hungarian irredentists. Report on the internal
situation. 1943 -1944. 16 pages. ( Continues on Reel # 5)
Reel # 5
File# 133
( Continues from Reel # 4). Situation of the Jews in Hungary after the occupation by the German troops. 1944. 6 pages.
File# 84
Miscellaneous. Rumors on the actions supposed to be taken respectively by the Soviets and the Anglo-Americans in the near future.
1944. 1 page.
File# 68
The Jewish problem. The idea that some Jews consider themselves as Karaim is rejected, because Karaim is only a religious sect
and they are Jews. In many localities there are no Jews. A number of naval vessels were authorized by Antonescu to transport
Jews to Palestine. Jews from Hungary cross illegally the border into Romania. List of Jews evacuated from Hushi
Travel restrictions for Jews are suspended (Sept. 15, 1944).
Jews seize goods from businesses and enterprises in Ardeal with the assistance of Soviet military personnel. 1944. 146 pages.
File# 68
The Jewish problem. Repeal of all legislative anti-Jewish measures from the Diplomatic Instruction Manual.
In pursuit of a chauvinistic Jewish manifest. Sept. 1945.11 pages.
File# 46
File# 3
The Jewish problem. Illegal communist societies and activity among the Jewish population. 1937. 12 pages
Confidential documents. The mood of the population due to the change of government, the activity of the Iron Guard; the congress
of the Jewish International Association; the Magyar irredentist movement. Mixed marriages of military personnel. 1938. 15 pages.
File# 46
Citizenship revision of the Jews. Various Jewish problems. Jews listed in the register of nationality. 1938. 57 pages.
File# 58
Regulations for obtaining and losing the Romanian citizenship. 1939. 3 pages.
File# 37
Instructions and dispositions regarding the State security. 1940.
3 pages.
File# 11
Confidential documents. 1940. 5 pages.
File# 46
The Jewish problem. Zionists selling on the street stamps received from Palestine. Jewish sport clubs propagate anti-national
ideas. Regulations for public collections by the Jewish organizations. Request for information about the “Rotary Club”. Annulment of
authorizations for public performances of Jewish artists and musicians. Nominal lists. Reclamation of religious conversions. 1940.
106 pages.
File# 43
The Jewish problem. Limitation of public functions for Jews. Closing of social and cultural clubs. The Halutzim organizations. The
problem of certain Christian sects. Propagation of anti-German rumors regarding the war. The Jewish problem must be solved by
the official authorities and not by individual initiative of citizens. Forced labor of the Jews. Order to confiscate pictures taken in
Jewish cemeteries during the “Rebeliune”. Travel permits for Jews.1941. 270 pages.
Reel # 6
File# 15 Radio receivers confiscated from the Jews by the legionnaires in
File# 20
the town Aiud. 1941-1942. 49 pages.
Theaters, movie houses, artists etc. Total interdiction for Jews to activate. 1943. 1 page.
File# 84
Local information regarding various groups of the population. 1944. 9 pages.
File# 32
Activity and periodical reports. 1944. 20 pages.
File# 362
Inquiry of the cooperative Turda on the activity during the rebeliune. 1941. 3 pages.
File# 1064
Order of arrest for Isidor Halter, engineer at the refinery Astra Romana in Ploiesti. 1941. 9 pages.
File# 605
Reports and informative notes on the Magyar troops, recruits, Jews interned in camps etc. 3500Jews from Cluj are loaded on
railroad cars and sent to an unknown destination by the German army. 1943-1944. 18 pages.
File# 2870
Romanian Popular Republic. A Jew coming back from forced labor claims his property and business.
Administration of real estate and goods left by the Jews. 1944.
8 pages. 1946.
File# 2829
Declaration of a Jew in favor of a Hungarian fascist. 1945.
1 page.
File# 2731
Persecution of the Jews. Confrontation of witnesses. 1945.
14 pages. (Most of the text is in Hungarian).
File# 2958
Declarations of Jewish women who were deported in camps. 1945.
16 pages.
File# 2777
Persecution of the Jews by the members of the “Cross and Arrows” party. 1945. 3 pages. ( Text in Hungarian).
File# 698
Jews, revision of citizenship. 1939. 545 pages.
File# 18
Minorities, Irredentist propaganda, Revisionism, Jewish activity, Zionism. A Talmudist school. 1939, 2 pages.
File# 28
Icons taken from Jewish store are confiscated. 1940. 2 pages.
File# 13
Control of foreign citizens. 1940. 1 page.
File# 756
Confidential and secret correspondence. 1945. 7 pages
File# 34
Jews, revision of citizenship.1940. 73 pages.(Continues on Reel#7)
Reel # 7
File# 34 (Continues from Reel # 6). Jews, revision of citizenship.1940.
264 pages.
File# 26
Jewish movement – Zionism. The organization “Keren Kayemeth Leisrael” from Chiş inǎu has launched the sale of 2600 stamps.
1940. 21 pages.
File# 26
Religious sects. 1938. 1 page
File# 1100
Activity of the legionnaires in the penitentiary Aiud, related to assassination of Jews. 1943. 7 pages.
Reel # 8
File# 22(?)
Awards for the members of the National Guards from Ardeal. Gratitude of the Jewish Community in Oradea. 1938. 1 page.
File# 11
Organization of measures for order and security in case of war. Evidence and selection of non-native employees. Council of
collaboration. Censorship. 1939. 7 pages.
File# 9
Dismissal of all Jewish employees from community services, inclusive those converted, having a native name, or a Christian
spouse. Lists of dismissals. Appeals of dismissed employees. 1940. 185 pages.
File# 158
Prefect’s Office of District Cluj. Racial measures. Administrative action against Jews in communal services that are not listed in
the Nationality lists of the community. 1938. 840 pages. (Some documents are in Hungarian and in Gothic German) (Continues on
File# 158
Reel # 9)
Reel # 9
(Continues from Reel # 8).Prefect’s Office of District Cluj. Control and revision of the citizenship of Jewish in habitants in various
localities of the district. 1938-1939. 655 pages.
Fond# 141
Tribunal Cluj – Prosecutor’s office. Religious sects. 1937. 5 pages.
File# 17
Prefect’s Office district Somesh. Orders relative the party “Nylas”.1941-43. 21 pages, (In Hungarian).
Fond# 138
Magyar General Prosecutor’s Office. 1943-44. 74 pages.(In Hungarian).
Fond# 634
Gendarmerie District Turda. The regimen of the German prisoners. Meeting of regional Jewish leaders. 1946. 4 pages.
Fond# 48
Rural district Cluj. Revision of foreign citizens and the nationality problem. Various local problems. 1937-1944. 19 pages.
Fond# 136
Townhouse Cluj. Collection of citizenship registers. 1938.
301 pages.
RG 25.018 Survey of attitudes among Romanian students regarding the Holocaust, 2002
Extent: ca. 500 pp.--10 microfiche
Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum International Archives Project Division purchased the collection from Mr. Oliver Lustig in
Bucharest, Romania in 2003.
Organization and arrangement:
Language:
Preferred citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives branch.
Scope and content note: . Consists of a sociological survey of the attitudes of contemporary Romanian grade school students to the Holocaust,
together with pedagogical responses.
Inventory:
Folder 1: Informare: by Oliver Lustig; Basic overview of the project and it’s objectives.
Folder 2: Clasele VIIa si VIIIa: Selected completed questionnaires from Romanian students, classVIIa to VIIIa.
Folder 3: Clasele a-XI-a: Selected completed questionnaires from Romanian students, class a-XI-a.
Folder 4: Clasele a-XII-a: Selected completed questionnaires from Romanian students, class a-XII-a.
Folder 5: Râspunsuri foarte slabe: Selected completed questionnaires deemed weak or insufficient.
Folder 6: Râspunsuri deosebite: Selected completed questionnaires deemed remarkable or exceptional.
Folder 7: Râspunsuri profesorilor: Selected reactions and responses from teachers to the student’s attitudes.
Folder 8: Inspectorate scolare Judetene: Final report of the board of education.
Folder 9: Câteva concluzii: A few conclusions applicable to educators teaching the Holocaust to Romanian grade-school children.
RG 25.019 Selected Records Related to Bessarabia and Bukovina from the Romanian National Archives, 1924-1961
(bulk 1933-1945)
Extent: 65 reels, 35 mm.
Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the collection from the Romanian National Archives via the United States Holocaus
Memorial Museum International Archives Program Division in July 2004.
Organization and arrangement: Organized by creating agency. Arrangement is chronological
Language: In Romanian.
Preferred citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives branch. Cite the Romanian National
Archives as holder of originals
Scope and content note: Contains records related to the surveillance of Jews and expropriation of their property in the regions of Bessarabia and Bukovina,
Romania. Also contains documents related to the surveillance and harassment of other minority groups and members of Protestant denominations.
Inventory:
Reel 1:
Records of the General Directorate of the Police: Files 133, 158, 160-161, 194, 197-199, 204, and 251 from 1935. File 177 from 1937. Files 171, 175, 178, and 216 from 1938
Reel 2:
Records of the General Directorate of the Police: File 217 from 1938. File 175 from 1939. Files 29-30 (ends page 48) from 1940.
Reel 3:
Records of the General Directorate of the Police: File 30 (beginning page 49) from 1940. Files 35, 90, 135, and 155 (ends page 211) from 1940.
Reel 4:
Records of the General Directorate of the Police: Files 155 (beginning page 212), 259, and 266 from 1940. File 19 (ends page 194) from 1941.
Reel 5:
Records of the General Directorate of the Police: Files 19 (beginning page 195) and 20 (ends page 195) from 1941.
Reel 6:
Records of the General Directorate of the Police: Files 225, 258, and 260 from 1941. File 13 (to page 271) from 1942.
Reel 7:
Records of the General Directorate of the Police: Files 13 (beginning page 272), 185-186, and 187 (ends page 158) from 1942.
Reel 8:
Records of the General Directorate of the Police: Files 187 (beginning page 159), 188-189, and 190 (ends page 41) from 1942.
Reel 9:
Records of the General Directorate of the Police: Files 190 (beginning page 42), 191-192, and 193 (ends page 222) from 1942.
Reel 10:
Records of the General Directorate of the Police: Files 193 (beginning page 223), 194-197, and 211 (ends page 74) from 1942.
Reel 11:
Records of the General Directorate of the Police: File 211 (beginning page 75) from 1942, files 3 and 87 from 1943.
Reel 12:
Records of the General Directorate of the Police: Files 88-89 from 1943, file 62 from 1944, file 91 (ends page 158) from 1944.
Reel 13:
Records of the General Directorate of the Police: Files 91 (beginning page 159), and 92-93 from 1944, files 14-15 from 1945.
Reel 14:
Records of the General Directorate of the Police: Files 16, 26, and 44 from 1945. Files 74 and 84 from 1946, and file 100 from 1947.
Reel 15:
Records from the Regional Inspectorate of the Military Police (Gendarmes) [dates not specified by source archive]: Files 13, 92, 104, 156, 194, and 197 (ends page
194).
Reel 16:
Records from the Regional Inspectorate of the Military Police (Gendarmes) [dates not specified by source archive]: Files 197 (beginning page 195), 220-221, 225, 24
and 246 (ends page 243).
Reel 17:
Records from the Regional Inspectorate of the Military Police (Gendarmes) [dates not specified by source archive]: Files 246 (beginning page 244), 250, 255, 258259, and 260 (ends page 97).
Reel 18:
Records from the Regional Inspectorate of the Military Police (Gendarmes) [dates not specified by source archive]: Files 260 (beginning page 98), 314-315, 322-32
325, 337-338, 352, 479, and 556 (ends page 111).
Reel 19:
Records from the Regional Inspectorate of the Military Police (Gendarmes) [dates not specified by source archive]: Files 556 (beginning page 112), 557-558, and 6
(ends page 121).
Reel 20:
Records from the Regional Inspectorate of the Military Police (Gendarmes) [dates not specified by source archive]: Files 622 (beginning page 122), 637, 639, 659,
and 670 (ends page 207).
Reel 21:
Records from the Regional Inspectorate of the Military Police (Gendarmes) [dates not specified by source archive]: Files 670 (beginning page 208), 673, 707, 708,
740, 741, and 742.
Reel 22:
Records of the Ministry of the Interior (Home Secretary): Files 482 I, 482 II, 483, and 486 (ends page 80) from 1941.
Reel 23:
Records of the Ministry of the Interior (Home Secretary): Files 486 (beginning page 81), 489, 201, 546 I, and 546 II from 1941. File 282 from 1942.
Reel 24:
Records of the Ministry of the Interior (Home Secretary): Files 283 II, 369, 389, 452, 480, and 497 from 1942. File 51 (ends page 105) from 1943.
Reel 25:
Records of the Ministry of the Interior (Home Secretary): Files 51 (beginning page 106), and 52-57 from 1943.
Reel 26:
Records of the Central Committee of the P.C.R. Branch Office: Files 1 from 1938, 1 from 1941, 2 from 1943, 3 from 1943, 29 from 1944, 26-28, 93, 111, 198, 204, and 27
273 from 1945, 8, 15, 17, 60, and 147 from 1946, 12, 49-50, 56, and 95 from 1948, 82, 91, 124, 151, and 153 from 1950, 79, 132, 167, and 174 from 1952, 11 and 23 from
1953, 12, 28, 31, 50, 66-67, 109, 116, 161, 164, and 166 from 1954, 15 from 1958, 10 from 1960, and 58 from 1961.
Reel 27:
Records of the Presidential Council from the Ministry of Records: Files 4 from 1944, 7 from 1945, and 3 from 1947.
Reel 28:
Records of the Military Police (Gendarme) Battalion Chilia Noua: File 10 (ends page 798) from 1941.
Reel 29:
Records of the Military Police (Gendarme) Battalion Chilia Noua: File 10 (beginning page 799) from 1941.
Reel 30:
Municipal records of the town of Cahul: File 69 from 1933, 78 from 1936, 107 from 1941, and 209 from 1943.
Reel 31:
Records of the Prefecture of Police for Chisinau: Files 51 and 53 from 1941.
Reel 32:
Records of the Prefecture of Police for Chisinau: Files 63, 70, and 81 (ends page 125) from 1941.
Reel 33:
Records of the Prefecture of Police for Chisinau: Files 81 (beginning page 126) from 1941, and 111, 142-143, and 193 from 1942.
Reel 34:
Records of the Prefecture of Police for Chisinau: Files 261, 296, and 301 from 1943.
Reel 35:
Records of the Prefecture of Police for Chisinau: File 311 from 1943.
Reel 36:
Administrator of State Property for the town of Varticauti in the Hotin District: Files 1-3 from 1941, files 4-6 from 1942, and file 7 from 1943.
Reel 37:
The Cernauti Appellate Court: Files 3-4 from 1925, file 84 from 1937, file 90 from 1939, and files 112-118 from 1942.
Reel 38:
The Cernauti Appellate Court: Files 119-128 from 1942.
Reel 39:
The Cernauti Appellate Court: Files 129-135 from 1942, and files 138-140 from 1943.
Reel 40:
The Cernauti Appellate Court: Files 141-142 from 1943, file 144 from 1943, file 145 from 1940, files 146-149 from 1925, file 152 from 1935, and file 153 from 1942.
Reel 41:
The Cernauti Appellate Court: Files 198-203 from 1941.
Reel 42:
The Cernauti Appellate Court: Files 204-209 from 1941.
Reel 43:
The Military Court of Chisinau: File 2 from 1943.
Reel 44:
The Ismail Chamber of Commerce and Industry: File 37 from 1942.
Reel 45:
Chisinau Town Hall: File 14 from 1941.
Reel 46:
Tighina Police Precinct: File 5 from 1942, file 10 from 1942, and file 48 from 1944.
Reel 47:
Ismail Police Precinct: File 25 from 1942.
Reel 48:
The Principal Port in Reni: File 48 from 1940.
Reel 49:
The Balti District Court, Branch I-II: Files 10, 40, and 43 from 1938.
Reel 50:
The Cernauti District Court: Files 570 and 576-577 from 1939, files 604-605 from 1943.
Reel 51:
The Cernauti District Court: File 618 from 1939.
Reel 52:
The Hotin District Court: Files 43-44 from 1939.
Reel 53:
The Lapusna District Court, Branch I, II, & III: Files 5-6 from 1934, file 8 from 1935, file 14 from 1939, and file 18 (through page 162) from 1938.
Reel 54:
The Lapusna District Court, Branch I, II, & III: File 18 (beginning page 163) from 1938.
Reel 55:
The Orhei District Court: Files 37-39 from 1938 and file 40 from 1939.
Reel 56:
The Storojinet District Court: File 41 from 1938, file 52 from 1938, and file 53 from 1939.
Reel 57:
The Cetatea Alba District Court, Branch I-II: File 13 from 1933 and file 20 from 1938.
Reel 58:
Magisterial Office of the District Court of Raduti: File 111 from 1942 and 199 from 1942.
Reel 59:
The General Appellate Court of Cernauti: Files 6-8 from 1940, files 75-78, 80, 126-127, and 130 from 1942. Files 131-133 and 151 from 1943. File 155 (through page 185
from 1943.
Reel 60:
The General Appellate Court of Cernauti: File 155 (beginning page 186) from 1943. Files 156 and 170 from 1943. Files 178-179, 193, and 195 from 1944. File 200 (throug
page 195) from 1944.
Reel 61:
The General Appellate Court of Cernauti: File 200 (beginning page 196) from 1944. Files 207 and 213 from 1944.
Reel 62:
The Cernati Public Court: Files 1-2 from 1941, files 11-12 from 1942, file 15 from 1942, and files 18 and 21 from 1943.
Reel 63:
The Soroca Court: File 17304 from 1933 [begins on frame #5]. File 7208 from 1939 [begins on frame #260. File 2270 from 1938 [begins frame #32]. [Cataloger’s
note: The files on this reel appear piecemeal and fragmentary. There are no target sheets delineating the file breaks.]
Reel 64:
The Tighina District Court: File 94 from 1940. File 105 from 1940. File 120 from 1939.
Reel 65:
Town Hall of Noua Sulita in the Hotin District: File 13 from 1943.
RG 25.021 Selected Records Relating to the Holocaust in Romania, 1941-2002
Extent: 106 microfilm reels, 35 mm.
Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives, Center for the Study of the History of the Jews from Romania, Federation of Jewish
Communities filmed selected files from Fond III for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives in 1997. The Archives received a subsequent shipment o
six microfilm reels in July 1998, and photocopies of records in Dec. 2004 and Jan. 2005.
Organization and arrangement: Arrangement is thematic; ‚a Fond III from dosar 984-1221 (some files are missing); Fond IV-one file; Fond VI-three files; Fond VIIselected files; Fond X-two files.
Language: In Romanian.
Preferred citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives branch.
Scope and content note: Contains records of the Federation of Union of Jewish Communities and the O.S.E. Bucharest branch relating to its relief and aid activit
for Jews who were deported to Transnistria and those in Greater Romania. Also contains name lists of Jews originally from Transylvania and interned to the USS
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:
Fond III (1940 – 1944)
Reel 1
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 Renaş terea 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 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
Reel 2
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.
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.
-1944. 70 pages.
File III-32
CER. Money paid by CER at the disposal of the Commissary for Jewish Problems, Radu Lecca. 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.
1942
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.
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)
Reel 3
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.
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; 871pages.
Reel 4
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. Requests for help from writers in Hebrew and Yiddish. The Jewish population in Bucharest.
Jewish cultural Institutions.1938 – 1941. 305 pages.
Reel 5
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
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 Bessarabia. 1940- 1941. 52 pages.(text illegible)
Reel 6
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
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.
Reel 7
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.
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
Vinţ ul de Jos (Alba). Letter addressed to Baron Neumann. Misc.
1942 – 1944 [ 1907, 1945 - 1949]. 41 pages.
File III-141
Reports and annually balances of the society Bezalel Toeles Hamachov (Society for curing illnesses). 1889 – 1940. 32 pages.
Reel 8
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 Cernǎuţ i 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.
File III-158
The Jewish Community in Cluj. Index of Jews deported, living and deceased. 1944 – 1945. 49 pages.
FileIII-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.
Reel 9
File III-175
CEB. Nominal lists of the managers of societies and Synagogues. Synopsis on Sevastopol cemetery. 1942, 1948, 1950. 37 pages.
The text of the rest of Reel # 9 is barely readable and could not be deciphered satisfactorily for analysis.
Reel 10
File III-203
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.
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 Galaţ i, Tecuci 122 pages.
Reel 11
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
File III-295
A. Schwefelberg. Memories of a Romanian intellectual Jew.
Literature. 1897 – 1963. 98 pages
File III-295
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.
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.
Reel 12
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.
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
Yad Vashem 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.
Reel 13
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.
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, Cernǎuţ i, 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.
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.
Reel 14
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.
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.
Reel 15
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.
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 Moldova. 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 Banat 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 Rǎbniţ a and Olgopol
1940 – 1944. 47 pages.
File III-371
The camps in Transnsitria. Memories from Vapnearka.
1940 – 1944. 68 pages.
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.
Reel 16
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
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.
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.
1943.
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)
Reel 17
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.
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.
Reel 18
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.
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
1892 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
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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.
Reel 19
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.
File III-413
CER. Requests for exemption from forced labor. Travel permits. 1944.
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)
62 pages.
Reel 20
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.
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
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.
Reel 21
File III-424
File III-423
Bucharest, Iasi, Giurgiu. 1943 – 1944. 123 pages.
CER. Requests for exemption from forced labor and lower taxation.
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
CER. Forced labor. Exemptions from forced labor. Licences for
III-429 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
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.
Reel 22
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.
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
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.
Reel 23
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, Tutova, Tǎrnava Mare. Forced labor. Petitions for exemption and for licenses
to exert ones profession.1943 – 1944. 183 pages.
Reel 24
File III-486
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, Cernǎuţ i. Forced labor. Petitions for exemption. Jews from
Cernǎuţ i 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.
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
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.
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
Organization, Institutions, worship. Activity. Anti-Jewish measures. Real
. Exemption Cards and requests for. 1944. 268 pages (Continues on Reel # 26 ???)
Accretion of photocopies (2005)
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, Azi) 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
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]
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]
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]
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]
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
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]
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
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
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
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 25.022 Selected Records of the Romanian Ministry of Justice, 1940-1944
Extent: 12 microfilm reels, 35 mm.
Provenance: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives, From the Romanian National Archives; Inventory: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museu
Archives received the filmed collection from the Romanian State Archives via the United States Holocaust Museum International Archives Project in June 2005. Th
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the collection from the Romanian National Archives via the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
International Archives Program Division in June 2005.
Language: In Romanian.
Preferred citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives branch.
Scope and content note: Contains records related to the Iron Guard, reviews of citizenship, seizures of Jewish property, decrees concerning servants of Jews
and trade with Jews, status of foreign Jews, and the return of Jewish goods.
Inventory:
Reel 1
99/1940
104-I/1940
104-II/1940
continued on Reel 2
Reel 2
104-II/1940
28-I/1941 Regarding Iron Guard
28-II/1941
""
28-III/1941
"" . Continued on Reel 3
Reel 3.
28-III/1941
29-I/1941 Regarding the Iron Guard
29-II/1941
Regarding the Iron Guard
30-I/1941Regarding the Iron Guard
Reel 4
30-II/1941
Regarding the Iron Guard
30-III/1941
Regarding the Iron Guard
33/1941 Regarding the Iron Guard. Continued on Reel 5
Reel 5
33/1941 Regarding the Iron Guard
35/1941 Regarding the Iron Guard
109/1941 Regarding citizen review
114-I/1941 Regarding citizenship
114-II/1941
Regarding citizenship
115/1941 Regarding seizure of goods. Continued on Reel 6
Reel 6
115/1941 Regarding seizure of goods.
124-I/1941
Regarding looting in Iron Guard rebellion
124-II/1941
Regarding looting in Iron Guard rebellion
124-III/1941
Regarding looting in Iron Guard rebellion. Continued on Reel 7
Reel 7
124-III/1941
Regarding looting in Iron Guard rebellion.
127/1941 Continued on Reel 8
Reel 8
127/1941
140/1941 Regarding juridical status
144/1941 Regarding servants of Jews
5-I/1942 Regarding trade with Jews in Galati, Botosani
5-II/1942 Regarding trade with Jews in Galati, Botosani
12/1942 Regarding Transnistria
93-I/1942
Regarding financial irregularities. Continued on next reel
Reel 9
cont.
93-II/1942
Regarding financial irregularities.
39/1943 Continued on Reel 10
Reel 10
39/1943
84-I/1943
84-II/1943
84-II/1943
Continued on Reel 11
Reel 11
111/1943 Regarding status of Jews, sabotage, speculation
8-I/1944 Continued on Reel 12
Reel 12
8-I/1944
8-II/1944
110/1944 Regarding Romizare, status of foreign Jews
114/1944 Regarding return of Jewish goods and citizenship
Rg 25.023 Selected Records of the Romanian Ministry of Interior, 1910-1957
Acc. 2005.227
Extent: 142 microfilm reels
Provenance: From the Romanian State Archives; The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the filmed collection from the
Romanian State Archives via the United States Holocaust Museum International Archives Project in June 2005.
Restrictions on access: No restrictions on access.
Restrictions on use: No use for commercial purposes.
Organization and Arrangement: Arrangement is thematic.
Language: Romanian
Preferred Citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives Branch.
Scope and Content: This collection contains police reports from various areas of Romania, as well as letters and complaints to local police,
newspaper clippings, tables, telegrams, situation reports and correspondence. Documents relate to the activities and leaders of many political
parties or movements and their leaders, including: Iron Guard, Agrarian Union Party, National Christian Party, Peasant Party, Everything for the
Fatherland Party, and The National Front of Rebirth. Some police reports relate to activities of student organizations and movements, including
Hitler Jugend, and cultural organizations, including Association of Jewish Women. Other topics include: religious sects, relations with USSR,
Bulgarian irredentists, relations between the Army and the population, Jewish leader Filderman, surveillance of foreigners from Germany and
Hungary who applied for citizenship, diplomatic relations with other countries, abuses against Jews, references to the "Jewish problem,"
occupation of Bessarabia by USSR and Transylvania by Hungary, and postwar reports on Legionnaires who emigrated.
Inventory:
Reel 131
File 1/1916: 1938. Police repots on the Iron Guard (IG) movement, "Everything for the Fatherland” party, legionnaire propaganda, surveillance of their
underground activity by the government, and the organization of the IG. Legion's internal correspondence, telegrams, incitements to revolt addressed
to Legion members (peasants, student, and workers), and press articles
File 2/1916: 1916-1918: Documents on WWI orders, plans, maps, songs, poems and records; 1950's, Many notes of Securitate on various persons
File 2/1916 II: 1950’s: Info notes of Securitate on the surveillance of correspondence sent to various prisons
File 3/1918: 1940's: articles from the German press on the Romanian political situation; 1940's, Decrees and laws of the Antonescu regime; 1940's,
Articles from press of many countries. Reports of various legations (diplomatic) of Italy and Great Britain on the Legionnaire movement and the
Antonescu regime
Reel 132
File 3/1918: Articles from the foreign press; interviews with Antonescu
File 3/1919: 1936-1937: National Christian Party (NCP) and antisemitic (AS) appeals
File 4/1919: n.d. Lists with the Ministry of Interior officers who have seen this file; Lists with files sent to Justice/Martial Court
File 1/1922 I: Reports on Assoc. of Christian Students; Notes on telephone calls; List of members of NCP; AS propaganda made by NCP and its leader;
Notes of the Iasi police about AS conf. held by NCP
File 1/1922 II: 1919-1927-1928: Reports on student movements; AS incidents; AS articles in the student press; Riots in the Bucharest University with AS
actions against Jewish students; propaganda in favor of limiting the number of Jewish students; Report on activity of religious sects; Manifesto
against Hitlerism signed by a group of Christian students, written in German and Romanian
File 2/1922: 1922-1925: Activities of the NCP; Articles from the foreign press; interviews with Antonescu
Reel 133
File 2/1922 II: 1922-1925: Police reports on NCP and on Cuza's meetings with leading Antisemites; NCP propaganda in orthodox churches in Moldova;
Reports on AS incidents, including fights between Jewish and non-Jewish students; Vandalization of Jewish cemeteries and house in Moldova;
Measures to be taken by the police to prevent AS activities; Articles on the AS Congress in Budapest; Reports on Jewish cultural association
File 3/1922: 1938-1939: Documents of the various professional associations, banks
File 3/1922 II: 1939: Internal documents of Iasi University; Status of mutual assistance and sport associations
File 4/1922: 1922-1946: Legionnaires’ activity; Students' manifestos; 1923, Order for confiscation of all publications of the League of National Christian
Defense; 1925, AS article signed by Cuza; 1939, Articles from French press; Notes and reports of police about the National Front of Rebirth activity;
Internal correspondence of the IG; 1940, Notes on various reports of diplomatic missions (Hungary, Italy) about the new regime; 1940’s Italian articles
about the Legionnaire movement
File 4/1922 II: 1940: Article from the Italian press
Reel 134
File 4/1922 II: (End of dosar started on previous reel.); 1940, Receipts and payments by the commander of the Legionnaires in Brasov, and songs of the
Legion; Activity of the Legion in Bessarabia; List of members in Bessarabia by profession; Notes on the Legion members who are railroad workers;
1941, Notes of Min. Int. re Hungarian and Bulgarian minorities; 1943, Statistics and situation of the Legion; Reports on Legion underground activities,
and on members in prison and those who became communists; 1945, Illegal material spread by Legionnaires throughout Romania; 1946, Report of
Legion activities and their members
File 1/1923: 1938: Detailed presentation regarding IG activity sent by director of the police to the prefect of Cetatea Alba; 1923, Surveilance of Cuza's
activity; 1924, Note about the Zionist congress to be held in Oradia Mare;1925, Samples from AS newspaper "Para"
File 2/1923: 1925 Letter of Romanian students for the trial of Codreanu, (founder of IG); Notes on student movements in Moldova; Anti-Semitic
incidents in Baia Mare;1926-1927, Reports on LANC activity; 1929, Internal orders, IG; 1944, Article in Romania Libera on imprisonment of former
Legionnaires
File 3/1923: n.d. Status of Romanian national fascist group; 1936, Note on Radu Budisteanu. Activity of the "Everything for the Fatherland" Party; 1940,
Request of police to use former Legionnaires as informers; List of Legionnaires imprisoned; 1938, Note on Communist Party activity
File 1/1924: n.d. Propaganda materials brought into Jilava prison by Legionnaires; 1925, Situation of Jewish students at the University of Iasi; 1928,
Articles on student movements; 1940 Articles in Cuvantul
Reel 135
File 1/1924: End of dosar started on previous reel. See above.
File 2/1924: 1924: Notes of police on ultranationalist magazine, National Defence; Anti-Semitic and nationalist articles from this magazine; 1925, AntiSemitic manifestos sent by this magazine to priests and other clerics;
1926, Notes and telegrams on LANC activity; National Christian Party. AntiSemitic propaganda; 1937, Article in Cernowitz paper "Kikes and Communism."
File 1/1925: 1925: Reports and telegrams on LANC activity; Articles in Adevarul; 1926, Anti-Semitic song "Moldova and A.C. Cuza"; Reports on AntiSemitic incidents, street fights, etc
File 8/1925: Report on student movement; 1927, Notes and telegrams on students' meetings
File 2/1926: Information on LANC congress in Iasi; Anti-Semitic incidents after the congress; 1927 Idem
File 3/1926: Materials on LANC
Reel 136
File 3/1926: End of dosar started on previous reel. See above.
File I/1926; Volume 5: 1926: Report on LANC; Codreanau's anti-Semitic speeches; Priests and students involvement in the movement; Anti-Semitic
songs; 1927, translation of article published in Philadelphia
File II/1926; Volume 5: 1927: Report on LANC's 213 branches in Moldova; Name lists of members by counties; Press articles
File 6/1927: 1928: Press articles on student movements and on Mussolini; 1931, Student congress in Sibiu; Riots after the congress; 1932, Press
articles on student movements
Reel 137
File 6/1927: End of dosar started on previous reel. See above.
File 9/1927: 1927-1933: Ministry of Interior (MI) information on situation of the civilian population; Reports on LANC; Articles from foreign press on
Romanian anti-Semitism
File 6/1928: 1931: MI information on situation of the civilian population; Information on student strike; Report on "Everything for the Fatherland" party;
1943, Report on Legionnaires' secret activity in prison
File 4/1929
1929: Notes of the Police on IG surveillance; IG manifesto in favor of Arab Palestinians
File 5/1929
1931-1934: National and international congresses of Romanian Christian students
Reel 138
File 5/1929: End of dosar started on previous reel. See above.
File 6/1929:1929: Reports on student riots; 1941 Reports on IG movement before and during the rebellion; Orders for surveillance of Legionnaires and
their relatives; 1945, Notes on IG activity after August 23, 1944; Notes on Romanian collaboration with the Soviet institutions; 1935, Freemasonry in
Romania.
File 9/1929: Documents (In Romanian and French) on Romanian Freemasonry/Lists of members of various organizations
File 2/1930: Notes on LANC and IG activity and on student movements
File 3/1930: 1933: Freemasonry in Romania
File 4/1930: Telegrams on LANC activity; Articles in the nationalist press
File 5/1930: Press articles on IG
Reel 139
File 5/1930: End of dosar started on previous reel. See above.
File 6/1930: 1927 IG propaganda; 1930, Internal correspondence of IG members; 1930, Press articles on LANC and IG; 1930, Activity of Legionary
students
File 7/1930: 1934: Notes on IG activity; 1942, Report on IG underground activity and surveillance; 1934, Foreign press on IG; 1934, Information on
student movements; 1934, Trial of I.G. Duca assassination by IG members.
File 9/1930: 1930: Report on anti-Semitic propaganda material; 1930, anti-Semitic incidents among students; 1930, Notes on LANC and IG
activity/press
Reel 140
File 9/1930: End of dosar started on previous reel.
1930: Lists by name, address, profession of IG members in Focsani and Galati; 1930, IG internal regulation concerning the organization of the “nests”
(5 pages). Document intended to be spread among students from Secondary Schools; 1930, Notes and telegrams on Student congress in Braila and on
Codreanu’s intention to extend the Legionary movement in Bessarabia
File 10/1930: 1930: Notes on AS incidents and AS statements in the Romanian Parliament; 1945, Notes on the hiding places of Legionnaires/fascists;
1938, Appeal of the “Macedonian-Romanian” Legionary students on the situation of Romanian population from Cadrilater; 1943, Memoirs to the Ministry
of Interior of 14 Legionnaires imprisoned in Targu-Jiu, asking to be released from prison; 1941, 1942, 1943, Lists of Legionnaires interned in Targu-Jiu
camp; n.d. (after August 23, 1944?) List of German and of ethnic German prisoners in Targu-Jiu.
File 11/1930: 1930: Excerpts from the legionary press; 1937, Articles from Cruciada Romanismului magazine; 1935, Information/notes on various
journalists and publications; 1939, Note on Mircea Eliade’s private conversation on IG; 1941, 1942, Notes on propaganda and support provided to the IG
by some artists and intellectuals; 1941, Note on the activity during the rebellion of some Legionnaires from the Ministry of National Economy; 1945,
Excerpts from the press on IG.
File 12/1930: 1930, 1931: Notes and reports on LANC activity, meetings, etc; n.d. Article of Priest I. Popescu against Cuza; 1930, Note on “LANC campaign
against the philo-Semites priests”; Excerpts from LANC publications
Reel 141
File 12/1930: End of dosar started on previous reel; 1931, Reports an LANC activity and propaganda 1931; Brief presentation of LANC, containing its
program and position towards the Jews, relationships between Cuza and Hitler followers, attempts of reconciliation with IG (16 pages); 1931, Excerpts
from LANC newspapers
File 13/1930:1931: Yearly report on LANC’s activity; List of the meetings of student organizations during 1931; Excerpts from Apararea Nationala. LANC
AS material for electoral campaign (leaflets, cartoons); 1931, Cuza’s address to Orthodox priests to fight along LANC and not to defend Jews; 1931,
Notes on AS incidents, cemetery desecration, stealing of Torah scrolls; 1931, Translated article from Jewish press in Riga on Jews from Transylvania;
1931, Articles from Nationalistul and Sentinela LANC publications, Cuza’s booklet “Cuzismul. Definitii. Teze. Antiteze”, Gh. Bratianu’s AS speech in
Parliament and other AS writings; 1932, Articles from Svastica, Actiunea Romana and Chemarea.
File 2/1931: n.d. IG propaganda material (cartoons, leaflets, songs)1934; Report on LANC activity between January 1 st – August 1st, 1934 (10 pages); 1934,
Translated article from Der Tag Jewish magazine published in New York on the situation of the Romanian Jewry (7 pages)
File 4/1931:1934: Reports on LANC decreasing influence in Suceava County, on the internal fights among members as well as on this organization
meetings and conferences
Reel 142
File 4/1931: End of dosar started on previous reel; 1934, Documents concerning LANC activity and meetings throughout the country; 1934, Note on LANC
effort to attract the Ukrainian minority from Bukovina
File 5/1931: 1938: Notes on the surveillance of the activity of the universities
File 1/1931: 1932: Legionary magazine Straja Neamului in Tutova county. It contains the anti-Semitic poem “De ce esti crestin” (Why are you a
Christian); 1932, Note of Sibiu Police on IG local propaganda; 1932, Notes on the order issued by the Government to ban the IG organizations and on IG
counter-reaction to this order; 1932, Reports on IG clandestine propaganda; n.d. Telegram on fight among LANC members in Siret.
File 2/1932: Notes of the Police on the Romanian press
File 3/1932:1932: Note on the IG organization in Transylvania; n.d. Guidelines for LANC and IG internal organization; 1933, Notes on LANC meetings, AS
conferences held by its members, etc
File 4/1932:1932: Notes on LANC activity (meetings, press, AS leaflets, leaders’ surveillance); 1932 Notes on Resita and Anina workers’ agitations; 1932,
Notes on students’ manifestations in Iasi; 1932. Excerpts from: Viitorul, Cuvantul, Adevarul, Neamul Romanesc, Tara Noastra, Universul; 1932, Note on
anti anti-Semitic brochure published by lawyer Iancu Klein
RG 25.024 Selected Records of the Romanian Ministry of Work, Health, and Social Protection – Central Office of
Romanianization (Aryanization), 1939-1944
Acc. 2005.226
Extent: 100 microfilm reels, 35 mm.
Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the collection from the Romanian National Archives via the United
States Holocaust Memorial Museum International Archives Program Division in June 2005.
Restrictions on access: No restrictions on access.
Restrictions on use: No use for commercial purposes.
Organization and Arrangement: Arrangement is chronological. Reels 1-2: Inventory 2526 (1939-1940); Reels 2-29: Inventory 2528 (1943-1944);
Reels 30-40: Inventory 2528 (1943-1944)
Language: Romanian
Preferred citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives Branch.
Scope and Content: Contains material of the Central Office of Romanianization (the OCR) under the Ministry of Work, Health and Social Protection,
concerning the Romanianization of personnel of various private enterprises, the sacking of Jews, the hiring of ethnic Romanians in their stead, and
"doubling"-the practice of having the sacked worker continue on for a time to teach the new worker his job. Included are proposals to accelerate
"Romanianization"; a draft law to that effect; explicatory memoranda about it; the structure of the personnel of the OCR; its budgetary expenses;
draft law on Romanianization of personnel in North Bucovina and Bessarabia; the "Jewish question" in general and denunciation of Jews by ethnic
Romanians, activity reports of the OCR to the Ministry of Labor; requests by refugees and other ethnic Romanians to be "placed" in various jobs; and
denunciations of Jews by ethnic Romanians. Also contains correspondence of OCR with various governmental bodies, individual companies, and
private persons concerning Romanianization; collections of news clippings concerning Romanianization; inspection of individual companies concerning
Romanianization; and correspondence of OCR with individual companies and private persons.
Inventory:
Reels
Inv. No. Files
Location of the finding aid
Reels 1-2.
Inv. 2526 Files 730/1940 to 733/1941
on the microfilm
Start of Reel 1
Reels 2-18
Inv. 2527 Files 687/1942 to 788/1941
In the middle of Reel 2
Reels 18-29
Inv. 2527 Files 625/1942 to 670/1942
In the middle of Reel 18
Reels 30-37
Inv. 2528 Files 568/1943 to 623/1943
No finding aid. *
Reels 37-40
Inv. 2528 Files 392/1944 to 407/1944
In the middle of Reel 37
Reels 41-100 ……
The collection is divided into three inventories, summarized as follows:
NOTE: The OCR should not be confused with the "Undersecretariat of Romanianization, Colonialization, and Inventory," which was an organization
more powerful than OCR. It dealt with private property of those who had been forcibly moved, the inventorying of that property to maintain a list of
property available, and the handing over of the property to ethnic Romanians, who were to colonize the land. The Undersecretariat, headed by
General Dragoş and later by General Zwiedeneck (sp.?), consisted of a National Center of Romanianization and a Planning Office.
Reels 1-2
Inventory 2526
1939-1940; These reels contain materials of the Central Office of Romanianization (the OCR) under the Ministry of Work, Health and Social Protection,
concerning the Romanianization of personnel of various private enterprises, the sacking of Jews, the hiring of ethnic Romanians in their stead, and
"doubling"—the practice of having the sacked worker continue on for a time to teach the new worker his job.
Included are: Activity reports of the OCR to the Ministry of Labor; requests by refugees and other ethnic Romanians to be "placed" in various jobs; and
denunciations of Jews by ethnic Romanians.
Files are mostly 1940-1941, but some materials from later.
Reels 2-29
Inventory 2527
1941-1942; The same kind of material as in the previous inventory, but mostly 1941-1942. Included: Proposal to accelerate “Romanianization” a draft law
to that effect; explicatory memoranda about it; the structure of the personnel of the OCR; its budgetary expenses; draft law on Romanianization of
personnel in North Bucovina and Bessarabia; the "Jewish question" in general and denunciation of Jews by ethnic Romanians.
Reels 30-40
Inventory 2528
1943-1944; Correspondence of OCR with various governmental bodies, individual companies, and private persons concerning Romanianization; other
matters; collections of news clippings concerning Romanianization; inspection of individual companies concerning Romanianization;
andcorrespondence of OCR with individual companies and private persons.
Note: The OCR should not be confused with the "Undersecretariat of Romanianization, Colonialization, and Inventory," which was an organization more
powerful than OCR. It dealt with private property of those who had been forcibly moved, the inventorying of that property to maintain a list of property
available, and the handing over of the property to ethnic Romanians who were to colonize the land. The Undersecretariat, headed by General Dragoş
and later by General Zwiedeneck (sp.?), consisted of a National Center of Romanianization and a Planning Office.
Reel 41:
1940:
Direcţ ia Farmaciilor (Inventar – f. 162v.-163)
183 (1940-1941)
Cereri, rapoarte, procese-verbale, adrese referitoare la: concluziile desprinse în urma inspectării unor farmacii de către inspectori ai Inspectoratului
General Farmaceutic; înlocuirea personalului evreiesc; acordarea titlului de farmacist diriginte; autorizaţ ii de funcţ ionare; transferări, concesiuni
sau închideri provizorii de farmacii; solicitări de concedii.
Reel 42:
Serviciul Organizării ş i Ocrotirii Muncii (Inventar – f. 167-181)
260. (1940)
Corespondenţ ă cu Breasla Patronilor Meseriaş i ş i Sifonari din Ţinutul Timiş , Timiş oara, privind respectarea dispoziţ iilor Legii breslelor, alegerea
noului comitet de conducere, potrivit dispoziţ iilor art. 8 din statutul evreilor din 9 august 1940, cu procese-verbale, tabel nominal cu persoanele care
compun comitetul de direcţ ie al breslei.
308. (1940-1941)
Corespondenţ ă, memorii în legătură cu salarizarea, problema lucrătorilor concentraţ i angajaţ i provizoriu, probleme ale muncitorilor din petrol din
Ţinutul Bucegi, studiu asupra necesităţ ii unui nou regim de reprezentare ş i organizare profesională ş i socială pentru meseriile româneşti,
reclamaţ ii, etc., cu: rapoarte ale comisarului de românizare de pe lângă diferite firme, concedieri pentru propagandă legionară, instrucţ iuni privind
muncile de toamnă cu premilitarii rurali, propunere a legionarilor din cadrul Societăţ ii Comunale a Tramvaielor Bucureşti, referat cu privire la
situaţ ia evreilor de la fabrica de geamuri Scăeni, etc.
Reel 43:
Serviciul Contractelor de Muncă (Inventar – f. 181-193v.)
342. (1940-1941)
Corespondenţ ă cu Inspectoratul General al Muncii Bucureşti cu privire la majorarea salariilor, neacordarea concediilor de odihnă, aplicarea deciziei
pentru stabilirea salariilor minimale, plata ajutorului de concentrare, reclamaţ ii ş i nemulţ umiri ale muncitorilor din diferite întreprinderi, reclamaţ ia
muncitorilor de la Filatura Românească de Bumbac împotriva evreilor din conducerea societăţ ii.
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344. (1940-1941)
Corespondenţ ă referitoare la instituirea comisiilor pentru stabilirea salariilor minimale de pe lângă Inspectoratul Muncii Braşov, conflicte de muncă
privind salarizarea, ancheta Comisarului de Românizare la Uzinle Ceramice Ploieşti, cu declaraţ ii ş i referate.
359. (1940-1941)
Corespondenţ ă cu Inspectoratul Muncii Iaş i în legătură cu reclamaţ ii înaintate de către unele bresle ş i muncitori contra întreprinderilor sau
instituţ iilor pentru neplata salariilor, concedieri abuzive, concedierea evreilor, ancheta întreprinsă în acest sens.
Reel 44-45:
360. (1940-1941)
Conflicte individuale ş i colective de muncă între muncitori ş i întreprinderile forestiere, fabrici de postav, hârtie ş i celuloză din raza
Subinspectoratului Muncii Bacău în legătură cu salariile, concedieri, aplanări de conflicte, concedierea evreilor conform legilor în vigoare.
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388. (1940-1941)
Corespondenţ ă cu privire la calificarea ş i atribuţ iile maiş trilor sondori ş i ale maiş trilor sondori-ş efi, problema desfiinţ ării biletelor de 5 lei la
autobuzele comunale din Braş ov, acordarea concediilor de odihnă, majorarea salariilor, memoriu privind sosirea în porturile noastre, în vara anului
1939, a unor grupuri de evrei din Germania, Austria etc., care urmau să fie transportaţ i în Palestina, plata ajutorului de concentrare, cereri ale
evreilor de reprimire în serviciu, concedieri ş i derogări de la legea duratei muncii ş i a repausului duminical, înlocuirea personalului unguresc din
întreprinderi cu români, renunţ area la personalul evreiesc, etc.
389. (1940-1941)
Corespondenţ ă cu diferite Direcţ ii din Minister, Inspectorate ale Muncii din ţ ară, Oficiul Central de Românizare, în legătură cu înfiinţ area
căminelor internat pentru ucenici ş i a şcolilor de ucenici pentru fii de săteni, aplicarea legii duratei muncii, aplanarea conflictelor de muncă,
reclamaţ ii, înlocuirea evreilor în întreprinderi cu personal românesc, cereri ale evreilor de reintegrare în serviciu, rapoarte, etc.
400. (1940-1941)
Memoriu, referate, declaraţ ii în legătură cu ancheta întreprinsă la Bacău, la întreprinderea A. Isvoranu S.A., al cărei director, căpitan Blănărescu,
a manifestat o atitudine antimuncitorească ş i de favorizare a patronilor evrei.
Reel 45-46:
414. (1940)
Corespondenţ ă ş i rapoarte ale comisarilor de românizare privind situaţ ia lucrătorilor de la întreprinderile: Postăvăria Română, Noua Filatură de
Bumbac, Metalica, Jacquard; întreprinderi hoteliere, uzine metalurgice etc. Corespondenţ ă referitoare la personalul întreprinderilor, proporţ ia
lucrătorilor români, evrei ş i alte naţ ionalităţ i, salarizare, cu tabele.
415. (1940)
Rapoarte ale comisarilor speciali care activau pe lângă Banca de Credit Român, întreprinderile Ganz, N. Malaxa, Matalurgica Bucureş ti, “Mira”-Fabrica
de Cauciuc din Jilava, Steaua Română etc., referitoare la românizarea personalului (la Banca de Credit Român funcţ ionarii fiind cu preponderenţ ă
evrei), desfiinţ area Casei de Economii a Personalului de la Steaua Română, Câmpina.
416. (1940)
Recomandări ş i cereri pentru angajări având în vedere legea pentru românizarea personalului străin din întreprinderi; dare de seamă a
conducătorului special de pe lângă întreprinderea “Steaua Română”, Câmpina.
420. (1940)
Corespondenţ ă cu Comisia Muncii din Portul Constanţ a ş i Inspectoratul Muncii Constanţ a cu privire la excluderea de la muncă a unui număr de
muncitori de naţ ionalitate turcă, conflictul colectiv de muncă dintre căruţ aş ii cooperaţ iei “Micul Ajutor” ş i ptroni, etc.
Reel 47:
ANIC-2527.doc
ANIC
Fond Ministerul Muncii, Sănătăţ ii ş i Ocrotirilor Sociale. 1941-1942.
Inv. nr. 2527
Fond mare; organizat pe ani, pe Direcţ ii ş i Servicii.
1941 (Inventar – f. 1-163v./1-330)
Direcţ ia Personal
14 (1941-1942)
Corespondenţ ă cu Ministerul Afacerilor Străine, Casa Centrală a Asigurărilor Sociale. Camera de Muncă Braş ov în legătură cu funcţ ionarii de
origine etnică maghiară din Minister, cu propunerile pentru decorarea cu ordinele Steaua României, Coroana României, Serviciul Credincios, pe anul
1941; tabel nominal cu evreii decoraţ i cu diferite medalii ş i decoraţ ii care le-au fost acordate începând de la 1 ianuarie 1918.
23 (1941-1942)
Corespondenţ ă cu alte direcţ ii din Minister ş i cu Colegiul Medicilor privind numiri de membri în Comisiile interimare ale Colegiului Medicilor, diferite
secţ ii judeţ ene, dreptul unor medici evrei de a practica medicina; ……………… ……….. ………… ………………… ……….. ……………… ………….
27 (1941)
Corespondenţ ă, decizii, decrete, referate în legătură cu numiri ş i miş cări de personal, punere în disponibilitate, deschiderea pe seama Ministerului
Muncii a unui credit extraordinar special, în sumă de 50.000.000 lei, pentru acoperirea cheltuielor necesare aplicării Decretului-Lege de românizare
a personalului în întreprinderi, cu: Decret-Lege, tabel cu personalul Oficiului Central de Românizare, tabel cu funcţ ionarii Casei Personalului din
Ministerul Muncii puş i în disponibilitate etc.
28 (1941)
Corespondenţ ă cu Inspectoratele Muncii din Suceava, Bârlad, Arad, Târgoviş te, Craiova etc. în legătură cu miş carea legionară din 21-23 ianuarie
1941, participarea unor funcţ ionari la aceste evenimente, cu rapoarte, tabele cu funcţ ionarii Inspectoratelor, declaraţ ii.
29 (1941)
Corespondenţ ă, circulare, decizii în legătură cu instituirea unei Comisii de anchetă pentru stabilirea vinovăţ iei funcţ ionarilor care au participat la
miş carea legionară din ianuarie 1941.
48 (1941)
Corespondenţ ă cu Camera de Muncă Craiova, Subsecretariatul de Stat al Românizării, alte direcţ ii din Minister referitoare la cererile unor
funcţ ionari de a cumpăra sau a fi împroprietăriţ i cu imobile provenite din exproprierea bunurilor urbane evreieş ti.
Reel 47-48:
49 (1941) (215 p.)
Declaraţ ii ale personalului medical, sanitar auxiliar ş i administrativ din Serviciul Sanitar al jud. Prahova, dacă a fost sau nu a fost înscris în miş carea
legionară; tabel cu cele 228 persoane care au dat declaraţ ii.
Reel 48:
58 (1941)
Tabele ş i declaraţ ii ale personalului din Direcţ ia “Muncă ş i Lumină” (serviciul central, corp de inspecţ ie, revistă ş i teatru) în legătură cu
activitatea în organizaţ iile legionare ş i implicarea în rebeliunea legionară din 21-23 ianuarie 1941.
Reel 49:
Direcţ ia Cabinet
59 (1941-1943)
Rapoarte, procese-verbale, corespondenţ ă referitoare la: situaţ ia industriei casnice, românizarea personalului din întreprinderi, ajutoarele de boală
acordate lucrătorilor, înfiinţ area de cămine de ucenici, activitatea Direcţ iei “Muncă ş i Lumină”, propunerile Ministerului în legătură cu problema
vagabonzilor, trimiterea de meseriaş i români care să ocupe atelierele rămase libere prin evacuarea evreilor din Basarabia ş i Bucovina, regimul de
salarizare al muncitorilor de la Uzinele de explozivi din Ucea de Sus, jud. Făgăraş , cererea Ministerului de a i se atribui imobilul evreiesc din Craiova,
str. Calomfirescu nr. 40.
61 (1941) (383 p.)
Dări de seamă, referat, buletine ş i note informative referitoare la miş carea muncitorească în general ş i la starea de spirit ş i conflictele de muncă
apărute la o serie de întreprinderi, cum ar fi: Fabrica de Avioane “Set”, Uzinele Reş iţ a, Fabrica de Spirt din Timiş oara, Uzinele Malaxa, Uzina Nădrag,
organizarea activităţ ii în întreprinderile militarizate, activitatea Comisiei judeţ ene Romanaţ i pentru revizuirea evreilor de la munca obligatorie de
folos obştesc, rechiziţ ionarea unor imobile evreieş ti din Bucureş ti etc.
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62 (1941)
Corespondenţ ă cu Camerele de Muncă din Bucureşti ş i din ţ ară referitoare la participarea sau neparticiparea salariaţ ilor la miş carea legionară
ş i la rebeliunea din 21-23 ianuarie 1941, cu declaraţ ii personale pe această temă.
63 (1941-1942)
Corespondeţ ă cu Preş edinţ ia Consiliului de Miniş tri, diverse direcţ ii din Minister referitoare la……….. ……. ……. ………dificultăţ ile românizării în
întreprinderi ş i formele de eschivare folosite de evrei, funcţ ionarea detaşamentelor de lucru pentru munca de folos obş tesc prestată de evrei ş i
normele ce trebuiau aplicate; rapoarte de activitate ale Direcţ iei Muncii (decembrie 1941) ş i Direcţ iei Personal (noiembrie 1941); comunicate ale
Consiliului de Miniş tri cu dispoziţ ii asupra activităţ ii economice, salarizării, aprovizionării, combaterii speculei, organizării procesului de
învăţ ământ, înlocuirii muncii de folos obştesc cu plata unei taxe fixe ş i a unei cote din venitul contribuabililor evrei, etc.
Reel 50-51:
64 (1941-1942) (187 p.)
Texte ale unor legi ş i decrete, legi precum ş i proiecte pentru modificarea ş i abrogarea unor articole din ele; Decret-lege asupra regimului muncii în
timp de război, Lege pentru organizarea Casei Construcţ iilor, Decret-lege pentru românizarea personalului din întreprinderi, Decret-lege privitor la
organizarea şcolilor de ucenici; studiu ş i propuneri asupra organizări taberelor de muncă cu internaţ ii din lagăre ş i cu evreii; .……… ……… ……….
………. …….. …….. …….. …….. …….. ………….
66 (1941) (399 p.)
Memorii, referate, rapoarte, adrese referitoare la situaţ ia ucenicilor din întreprinderi, la trimiterea de ucenici în Germania pentru pregătirea
profesională, la solicitarea unor patroni ş i întreprinderi de a li se permite să folosească personal evreiesc, exceptat de la munca de folos obş tesc,
conform decretului-lege 3985/1940, …………. …….. ………….. ………….. ………… ………. ………
Reel 52:
67 (1941-1942) (534 p.)
……………. …………… …………….. ………….. ………………………….. …………….. ……………… …………………… ……………… …………….. …………………. ………. Decret-lege pentru
înfiinţ area ş i organizarea Inspectoratului general al taberelor ş i coloniilor de muncă obligatorie de folos obştesc.
Reel 53:
68 (1941) (669 p.)
……………..……………. …………… …………….. ………….. ………………………….. …………….. ……………… …………………… ……………… …………….. …………………. ………. Decret-lege
pentru modificarea ş i completarea decretului-lege pentru românizarea personalului din întreprinderi publicat în Monitorul Oficial 270/1940.
Reel 54:
69 (1941) (351 p.)
Rapoarte, referate, situaţ ii, situaţ ii în legătură cu: ………….. …………… …………. ……….. ………… ……………….. …………. ………activitatea Comisiei pentru
revizuirea evreilor de la munca de folos obş tesc Municipiul B ucureş ti, ………………………………. …………… …………….. ………….. ………………………….. ……………..
……………… …………………… ……………… …………….. …………………. ………. ……………… ……………… …………… ……………………………
Reel 54-55:
70 (1941)
Rapoarte, referate, dări de seamă, decizii referitoare la activitatea Ministerului ş i a unora din Direcţ iile ş i Serviciile ce-l compun, la căminele de
ucenici de la Reş iţ a ş i Sibiu, la activitatea comisiilor judeţ ene din Tulcea, Constanţ a, Dolj, Bucureş ti, Vaslui etc., instituite pentru revizuirea evreilor
trimiş i la munca obligatorie de folos obştesc ş i la modul de aplicare a legii românizării, ……………… ………… ………… ……….. …………………… ………………..
……………….. ………………… ……………………. ………………………. ……………… ………….. …………… …………. ……….. …………
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71 (1941-1942) (435 p.)
Memorii, rapoarte, cereri, decizii, adrese legate de: ………………. …………. ………, aplicarea legii românizării, ……………… ……….. …………………… ………………..
……………….. ………………… ……………………. ………………………. ……………… ………….. …………… …………. ……….. ………… ………………..
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74 (1941-1942) (1556 p.)
Memorii, referate, rapoarte, note informative, decizii, cereri la: activitatea Ministerului în Basarabia ş i Bucovina, dar ş i pe ansamblu, taberele ş i
detaşamentele de muncă din Bucureşti, numiri în funcţ ii, devenite vacante prin concedierea evreilor, normele pentru întrebuinţ area evreilor în
taberele de muncă, rezultate din conferinţ a ţ inută la Ministerul Apărării Naţ ionale în 4 septembrie 1941, …………………… ………… ………., activitatea
comisiilor judeţ ene Turda ş i Baia instituite pentru revizuirea situaţ iei evreilor chemaţ i la muncă obligatorie de folos obş tesc, consecinţ ele
aplicării legii românizării în unele întreprinderi bucureştene; declaraţ ii ale personalului din serviciile centrale ş i exterioare privind averea,
participarea la organizaţ iile francmasonice, căsătoria cu evrei (evreice), cu anexarea unor certificate de origine etnică ş i naţ ionalitate.
Reel 57-58:
77 (1941) (675 p.)
Dări de seamă, rapoarte, buletine ş i note informative (ale Direcţ iei Generale a Poliţ iei, Inspectoratului General al Jandarmeriei) referitoare la:
activitatea Ministerului Muncii, Sănătăţ ii ş i Ocrotirilor Sociale pe lunile mai ş i iulie 1941, lipsa muncitorilor calificaţ i în Cernăuţ i, starea de spirit a
muncitorilor din Capitală, Arad. Timiş oara, Petroş ani ş i alte localităţ i, nemulţ umirile legate de salarizare, mărirea preţ urilor, înlocuirea bruscă ş i
aproape totală a personalului evreiesc din întreprinderi, concedieri, activitatea Comisiei judeţ ene Arad, instituită pentru revizuirea situaţ iei evreilor
chemaţ i la muncă obligatorie de folos obştesc; constatările Comandamentului Militar al Capitalei făcute în legătură cu producţ ia întreprinderilor
militarizate din Capitală ş i comunele suburbane.
Reel 58-59:
79 (1941-1942)
Corespondenţ ă cu Preş edinţ ia Consiliului de Miniş tri, Direcţ ia Generală a Poliţ iei, direcţ ii ş i servicii din Minister referitoare la: realizările
Subsecretariatului de Stat al Muncii, activitatea Camerelor de Muncă Ploieşti ş i Bucureşti, ……………………….. …………… ………….. …………… ………….
…………………….., piedici întâlnite cu ocazia aplicării decretului-lege de românizare în Bacău ş i modul cum se execută munca de folos obştesc, inspecţ ii
făcute în legătură cu românizarea la întreprinderile economice din Constanţ a ş i Tulcea, germanizarea unor societăţ i de asigurare din ţ ară,
……………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………… ………………. ……………… …………………… Procesul-verbal al Conferinţ ei din 20 decembrie 1941 cu privire la termenul
de expulzare, 31 decembrie 1941, al salariaţ ilor supuş i străini ş i evrei din întreprinderile judeţ ene ş i comunale din ţ ară.
Reel 59-60:
80 (1941) (726 p.)
Memorii, rapoarte, referate, decizii, cereri referitoara la activitatea Ministerului ş i a unor direcţ ii ş i servicii ce-l compun (iulie-octombrie 1941),
numiri de personal; detaş ări, avansări, pedepse aplicate, activitatea Oficiului Central de Românizare între 27 ianuarie-5 iulie 1941, cu tabelul firmelor
valorificate, ……… …………. …………… ………… …………… …………… …………… ………… ………… …………. ……………….modul cum s-a făcut românizarea la Întreprinderea
“S. Filderman” din Bacău; …………………….. ………………. ………
Reel 60-61:
85 (1941)
………………… ………………………… ……………………. ……………………. ……………. ………… ………………. …………………. ………………………. …………………… ……………. ……………….
……………….., memoriul evreului Ioan Beligrădeanu din Bucureş ti, funcţ ionar al S.A. “Concordia” de a fi menţ ionat în serviciu.
87 (1941-1942)
Referate, note, tabele, decizii referitoare la: activitatea medicală pe noiembrie 1942 în întreaga ţ ară, modul cum s-a realizat revizuirea evreilor ce au
fost scutiţ i de munca de folos obş tesc, în anul 1941, …………….. …………… ……………. …………… ………… ……….. …………. …………. ………………….. …………. ………… …………
………………… ……………………….. ………………….. …………
88 (1941)
Corespondenţ ă cu Preş edinţ iei Consiliului de Miniş tri, Casa Construcţ iilor, direcţ ii ş i servicii din Minister legate de ……………… …………. ………….
…………………………. ……………… …………….. ………….. …………………………………………, instrucţ iunile generala nr. 31200/8 august 1941 de modul cum se vor aplica
dispoziţ iile regulamentului asupra Decretului-lege relativ la statutul militar al evreilor, publicat în Monitorul Oficial nr. 164/14 iulie 1941.
Reel 62:
Serviciul Organizării ş i Ocrotirii Muncii
248 (1941)
Corespondenţ ă ş i tabele cu imobilele evreieşti situate în staţ iuni balneo-climaterice care se pretează a fi amenajate în case de odihnă pentru
funcţ ionari ş i muncitori.
249 (1941-1942)
Corespondenţ ă referitoare la propunerile instituţ iilor Ministerului Muncii de a se instala în imobilele evreieş ti cu anexarea de tabele ş i planuri ale
unor imobile.
Reel 63:
Serviciul Conflictelor ş i Contractelor de Muncă
296 (1941)
Corespondenţ ă cu Subinspectoratul Muncii Giurgiu, note informative, ordine referitoare la: propuneri privind organizarea muncii în porturi,
instrucţ iunile Oficiului Central de Românizare pentru inspectorii speciali de control, în vederea aplicării decretului-lege de românizarea personalului
din întreprinderi, îndepărtarea funcţ ionarilor de origine etnică străină de la birourile de mobilizarea ş i a personalului de serviciu, de origine
maghiară, de la hoteluri, blocuri, restaurante.
317 (1941-1942)
Raportul Subinspectoratului Muncii Bârlad prin care face cunoscut faptul că, prin închiderea întreprinderilor industriale din oraş cu conducere
evreiască în proporţ ie de 85%, muncitorii români vor rămâne ş omeri.
319 (1941-1942)
Rapoarte de activitate, procese-verbale de inspecţ iile întreprinse de reprezentanţ ii Inspectoratului Muncii Iaş i la instituţ ii din Iaş i ş i Brăila, notă
telefonică de urmările rebeliunii iudeo-comuniste din Iaş i, din noaptea de 26 spre 27 iunie 1941, semnalarea unor conflicte de muncă individuale ş i
colective ş i măsurile luate pentru aplanarea unora dintre ele.
404 (1941-1942)
Corespondenţ ă cu Comisia Muncii din Portul Brăila, referate, tabele referitoare la conflictele colective de muncă, la rechiziţ ionarea imobilului
evreiesc al fraţ ilor Wender din Brăila, str. Misiţ ii nr. 6 pentru a fi transformat într-un cămin de adăpost al muncitorilor din port, probleme de
personal.
Serviciul Plasării, Şomajului ş i Migraţ iilor
456 (1941-1942)
Corespondenţ ă cu Administraţ ia Basarabiei, Primăria oraş ului Chiş inău, tabele referitoare la: personalul de serviciu casnic plasat în oraşul
Chiş inău prin Oficiul de Plasare, publicaţ ia de scoatere la licitaţ ie a morilor ţ ărăneşti ş i fabricilor evreieşti, oficiile de plasare din ţ ară ş i
avizelor lor etc.
469 (1941-1942)
Decizii, referate, tabele în legătură cu: personalul Oficiilor de plasare din ţ ară, reglementarea dreptului de folosire de către evrei a servitorilor
creş tini, activitatea Oficiului de plasare din Turnu Severin, probleme de personal.
540 (1941)
Ordine circulare, decizii, corespondenţ ă cu Oficiul de plasare Chiş inău în legătură cu trimiterea unor situaţ ii despre braţ ele de muncă disponibile,
repartizarea de personal bugetar ş i temporar din Directoratul Muncii ş i Asigurărilor Sociale din Chiş inău, administrarea bunurilor intrate în
patrimoniul statului de către Directoratul Românizării, Colonizării ş i Inventarului.
Reel 64:
843 (1941)
Corespondenţ a din luna martie 1941, proces-verbal, memoriu referitoare la: concesiuni, transferări, vânzări ş i închirieri de farmacii, eliberarea unor
certificate de farmacist diriginte; inspectarea unor farmacii; situaţ ia farmaciş tilor neproprietari ardeleni ş i particularităţ ile procesului de
românizare a farmaciilor din Ardeal.
846 (1941)
Rapoarte, procese-verbale, buletine de analiză, cereri, adrese referitoare la: concesiuni de farmacii, verificarea compoziţ iei unor medicamente;
inspectarea de farmacii; numele farmaciş tilor trimiş i în Basarabia ş i Bucovina pentru punerea în funcţ ionare a farmaciilor publice, procesul de
românizare a unor farmacii, instrucţ iuni pentru funcţ ionarea şi aprovizionarea farmaciilor de pe lângă spitalele de zonă interioară etc.
Reel 64-65:
858 (1941)
Proiectul deciziei ministeriale ce priveşte întocmirea cazierelor farmaciş tilor ş i droghiş tilor; referat ş i corespondenţ ă în legătură cu exproprierea
fabricii “Olex” din Bucureş ti, fostă proprietate evreiască.
860 (1941)
Referate, corespondenţ ă în legătură cu: închiderea unor farmacii, ai căror proprietari evrei au fost închiş i în lagăre; farmaciş ti detaşaţ i la
Spitalele de Stat din Moldova ş i Bucovina pentru a completa secţ iile de farmacii ale acestor spitale; aprobarea unor concedii de boală farmaciş tilor;
aprobări de vânzări, cumpărări, schimbări, concesii de farmacii.
Reel 65-66:
863 (1941)
Corespondenţ ă, cu anexarea unor acte personale, privind cererile unor farmaciş ti de a li se repartiza farmacii evreieş ti; aprobări de concedii,
concesiuni, arendări, transferări sau închideri de farmacii.
Reel 66:
864 (1941)
Tabele, cereri, adrese referitoare la: farmaciş ti arieni reuş iţ i la examenul de capacitate din 1935, care n-au luat concesii; concesiunile de farmacii
urbane devenite vacante; transferări, concesii de farmacii; aprobări de concedii.
Reel 66-67:
870 (1941)
Decizie, circulare, cereri, adrese referitoare la: numiri de farmaciş ti, în calitate de comisari speciali pe lângă farmacii evreieşti; modul de trecere ăn
Basarabia ş i Bucovina, cercetarea unor reclamaţ ii, aprobări pentru prezentarea la concursul de concesiuni de farmacii, autorizaţ ii de înfiinţ are sau
redeschidere de farmacii.
871 (1941)
Corespondenţ ă, cu anexarea unor acte personale, în legătură cu: lichidarea unor farmacii evreieş ti; concesiuni, transferări, succesiuni de farmacii,
recunoaş terea calităţ ii de diriginte administrator de farmacie.
875 (1941)
Extrase după acte de stare civilă înaintate de farmaciş ti din jud. Alba ş i Argeş pentru a dovedi că nu sunt evrei.
Reel 67-68:
901 (1941)
Corespondenţ ă în legătură cu recunoaş terea unor persoane ca diriginţ i administratori ai unor drogherii evreieşti, farmacii ş i sepozite de
medicamente; obţ inerea unor concesii de farmacii; înfiinţ area unor depozite de medicamente, mutări de drogherii, transformarea drogheriilor în
farmacii, proces-verbal de predare-primire a drogheriei “Schmiedt et Fontin” din Bucureşti ş i inventarul medicamentelor deţ inute.
Reel 68:
992 (1941)
Decizie, decret, referate, cereri, adrese în legătură cu: concesiuni de farmacii, aprobări de concesii, numirea comisarilor speciali pe lângă farmaciile
publice evreieş ti ş i retribuţ ia lor, arendarea titlului de farmacist diriginte etc.
999 (1941-1942)
Decrete-lege privind: reglementarea concesiilor de farmacii, drogherii, depozite de medicamente, laboratoarea ş i fabrici de produse medicamentoase
aparţ inând evreilor; prelungirea termenului de lichidare a farmaciilor evreieşti; reglementarea examenului pentru calsificare farmaciilor.
1942 (Inventar – f. 164-276v./1-226)
Direcţ ia Personal
6 (1942)
Tabele, rapoarte, corespondenţ ă privind: ……………… ………. ……….. ……….. ………. …….., evreii internaţ i ş i rechiziţ ionaţ i pentru munca de folos obş tesc la
instituţ ii sanitare din Bucureş ti, Buzău etc, ………………….. …………. ………… ………… ………….. ……………….. ………….. ……………….. ……………… ………………………
……………………………
18 (1942-1943)
Note informative, decizii, corespondenţ ă referitoare la: persecuţ iile contra medicilor români rămaş i în teritoriile cedate Ungariei………….. ………..
……….. ………. ………… ………… ………… ……….., cercetarea reclamaţ iilor făcute împotriva unor medici dentiş ti evrei care practică medicina în mediul rural.
Reel 69:
Direcţ ia Cabinet
65 (1942)
…………….. ………………. …………….…………… …………….. …………… ………….. ………………situaţ ia procesului de românizare în Cernăuţ i, ………………… ………………
……………… …………… …………… ………….. ………. …………………… ………………… ………………… …………….. …………… ……………
69 (1942)
………………… ……………… ……………… …………… …………… ………….. ………. …………………… ………………… ………………… …………….. românizarea comerţ ului ş i industriei de
pielărie, ………………… ……………… ……………… …………… …………… ………….. ………. …………………… ………………… ………
71 (1942)
Raportul Comisiei de Anchetă cuprinzând concluziile cercetărilor întreprinse la fabrica de uleiuri vegetale “Fleming” din Galaţ i în urma denunţ ului
privind procesul de românizare ş i modul de conducere a întreprinderii de către Alexandru Dinerman.
72 (1942)
Dări de seamă, rapoarte, corespondenţ ă referitoare la: activitatea Inspectoratului Regional Craiova ş i Camerei de Muncă Bucureş ti;
rechiziţ ionarea de imobile evreieş ti; concluziile inspectării instituţ iilor dependente de Ministerul Muncii din Iaş i, Bârlad, Huş i, Tulcea, Calafat etc.;
………………. ……………….. ………………….. ………………. …………. ………………. …………… …………… ………….. …………. ……….
Reel 70:
79 (1942)
………………… ……………… ……………… …………… …………… ………….. ………. …………………… ………………… ………………… …………….., internarea în lagăr a unor evrei care au
sabotat opera de românizare a întreprinderilor; …………….. ………..
Reel 70-71:
81 (1942)
Referate, corespondenţ ă privind ocrotirea ş i salarizarea ucenicilor, majorarea salariilor lucrătorilor ş i funcţ ionarilor particulari evrei, rezolvarea
unor petiţ ii; convenţ ia încheiată cu Guvernul Reichului German cu privire la regimul de asigurări sociale ce se aplică muncitorilor autorizaţ i să
plece în Germania la lucru ş i specializare.
Reel 71:
82 (1942)
Rapoarte, tabele, corespondenţ ă referitoare la: activitatea Departamentului Muncii, stadiul organizării coloniilor pentru vagabonzi, anchetarea
lucrărilor de românizare de la Inspectoratul special de control Iaş i, concluziile inspecţ iilor la Craiova, Reş iţ a, Anina; pregătirea ş i calificarea
profesională industrială, păstrarea ş i protejarea mâinii de lucru calificate din industrii, evreii aprobaţ i la revizuire ş i scutiţ i de munca de folos
obş tesc deş i au fost angajaţ i la întreprinderi după publicarea legii de românizare, evreii din oraş ul Vaslui scutiţ i de munca obligatorie etc.
Serviciul Organizării ş i Ocrotirii Muncii
204 (1942)
Tabele, proces-verbal, cereri privind plasarea meseriaş ilor români în atelierele rămase libere în Moldova ş i ţ inuturile dezrobite, prin îndepărtarea
evreilor ş i numărul absolvenţ ilor liceelor industriale din ţ ară, la 15 martie 1942
Reel 71-72:
215 (1942)
Procese-verbale ale conferinţ elor ţ inute de Ministerul Muncii cu directorii ş i ş efii de serviciu din Minister în care s-au dezbătut probleme ca:
situaţ ia căminelor de ucenici, desfăş urarea procesului de românizare, …………………. ……………., situaţ ia imobilelor rechiziţ ionate de la evrei, …………….
………….. …………………….
Reel 72:
257 (1942-1943)
Corespondenţ ă cu Preş edinţ ia Consiliului de Miniş tri referitoare la: …………… …………………. …….., situaţ ia meseriaş ilor români din Dorohoi, …………….
……….., cererile unor meseriaş i români de a se stabili în Basarabia ş i Bucovina, …………. …………. ………….. …………. …………. ………., evidenţ a imobilelor în
care au fost ateliere ş i au rămas scule de pe urma evreilor meseriaş i ş i evacuaţ i din Dorohoi etc.
259 (1942-1943)
…………… ……………….. ………….. …………… ……………. …………………….., repartizarea la lucru a evreilor la Şcoala de Perfecţ ionare în Artele Grafice,
……………………… ……………………….
264 (1942)
Corespondenţ ă în legătură cu solicitările unor români de a fi colonizaţ i în Moldova, Basarabia ş i Bucovina sau de a li se atribui ateliere, din cele
rămase libere de la evrei.
293 (1942)
Adrese ş i aviz favorabil pentru constituirea Asociaţ iei comercianţ ilor, industriaş ilor ş i meseriaş ilor români din Basarabia.
Serviciul Plasării, Şomajului ş i Migraţ iilor
518 (1942)
Referate, cupuri din ziare, adrese privind problema emigrării evreilor din România.
Reel 72-73:
531 (1942-1943)
Revizuirea situaţ iei supuş ilor străini ş i acte privind românizarea personalului firmei Gabor Traian et Comp. din Arad.
Reel 73:
550 (1942-1943)
Corespondenţ ă cu Oficiul de Plasare Lugoj legată de probleme de personal, procurarea de lemne de foc ş i imprimate; tabele cu patronii evrei care
au servitori creştini.
Reel 73-74:
553 (1942)
Tabele, cereri, adrese în legătură cu autorizarea evreilor de a angaja sau menţ ine în serviciul lor personal casnic creştin.
Reel 74:
Fondul Muncii
619 (1942-1943)
Decizii, rapoarte, facturi, borderouri referitoare la: numiri de personal la Oficiul de Românizare, acordarea de credite pentru cheltuieli de personal ş i
material în legătură cu organizarea ş i funcţ ionarea Inspectoratului General al Taberelor ş i Coloanelor de Muncă Obligatorie de Folos Obştesc ş i
bugetul de executarea cheltuielilor pe exerciţ iul 1942-1943 al acestui Inspectorat, dotarea Căminului de Ucenici nr. 1 cu diverse obiecte de inventar.
Reel 75:
621 (1942-1943)
Conturi de gestiune ale Inspectoratului General al Taberelor ş i Coloanelor de Muncă Obligatorie de Folos Obştesc.
Reel 75-76:
734 (1942)
…………………. …………… ……………… …………….. ………………. ………………. ………..; memoriul farmaciş tilor din Bucovina ş i Basarabia de Nord asupra necesităţ ii
menţ inerii personalului evreiesc în farmaciile acestor provincii.
Reel 76-77:
735 (1942)
Corespondenţ ă ş i acte personale referitoare la procesul de românizare a farmaciilor evreieşti, deschideri ş i închideri de farmacii, aprobări de
concedii medicale.
N.B. Există multe dosare care se referă la concesiuni de farmacii, fără să se spună că erau “farmacii evreieş ti”.
Reel 77:
ANIC
Fond Ministerul Muncii, Sănătăţ ii ş i Ocrotirilor Sociale. 1943-1944.
Inv. nr. 2528
Reel 77-78:
Fond mare; organizat pe ani, pe Direcţ ii ş i Servicii.
1943 (Inventar – f. 1-157v./1-318)
Direcţ ia Personal
2.
Corespondenţ ă cu Preş edinţ ia Consiliului de Miniş tri, serviciile sanitare ale judeţ elor, Comisiile pentru revizuirea evreilor,
decizii, tabele referitoare la: …………… …………., scutirea de muncă obligatorie a unor medici ş i tehnicieni dentiş ti evrei, ………….
………….. …………… …………. ………… ………………. ……………… ……………………. ………………… ……………….. …………….. …………….. …………. …………….. …….
Reel 78:-79:
34.
Tabele, corespondenţ ă, planuri referitoare la: ratificarea unor examine de medic de către Comisia Administrativă; înfiinţ area Policlinicii Societăţ ii
Naţ ionale de Cruce Roş ie a României, pe lângă Colegiul pentru studenţ ii evrei; acordarea de autorizaţ ii pentru funcţ ionarea unor dispensare ş i
ambulatorii evreieşti; acordarea de gradaţ ii de merit personalului tehnic sanitar superior din C.C.A.S.
Reel 79-80:
Direcţ ia Cabinet
40. (1943-1944)
Note informative, rapoarte, corespondenţ ă cu P.C.M. ş i direcţ ii din Minister cu privire la: ……………. …………… ………. ………. ………
……… ……… ……., situaţ ia personalului evreiesc de la fabrica “Bistriţ a” din Piatra Neamţ ş i de la alte întreprinderi, diferite cazuri
de camuflaj comercial, ……………… …………….. ……………. ………….. …………….. …………….. …………….. …………… ………… ………… ………………..
Reel 80:
43.
Buletine contrainformative, dări de seamă, rapoarte, corespondenţ ă legate de: …………………………., situaţ ia imobilelor evreilor preluate de Ministerul
Muncii de la C.N.R. în oraş ul Brăila, ………….. ……….. …………… …………….. …………….. …………… …………… ………………. …………………. …………….. ………………. …………….
…………………… ……………… …………….. ……
Reel 80-81:
50. (1943-1944)
Rapoarte, memorii, corespondenţ ă cu P.C.M. referitoare la: ……….. …………. …………. ………………., rezultatul discuţ iilor care au avut
loc în ş edinţ a Conferinţ ei pentru problemele evreieş ti din 11 decembrie 1943, studiul privind dublarea personalului evreiesc de
la întreprinderile militare, întocmit de Comandamentul Militar al Capitalei.
Reel 81:
52. (1943-1944)
Rapoarte, note informative, corespondenţ ă în legătură cu: ancheta întreprinsă la Industriile Chimice Forestiere din Holboca,
jud. Iaş i asupra muncii prestate de evrei, în cadrul muncii de folos obş tesc ş i întrebuinţ ării la munci grele a unor copii români
în vârstă de 12-16 ani; …………….. ………….. ………… …………………….. ……………………. ………………………. ……………………………….. ……………….
……………………… ……………. ………………..
Reel 81-82:
53. (1943-1944)
Buletine informative, rapoarte, corespondenţ ă asupra activităţ ii Ministerului pe luna septembrie 1943, dispoziţ iile Mareş alului Ion Antonescu în
legătură cu rapoartele asupra gestiunii Comisariatului General pentru Evrei ş i a Centralei Evreilor din România; ………. ………….. ………….. …………………
…………… ………….. …………. ……….. ………..
Reel 82:
55. (1943-1944)
Communicate ş i ordine ale P.C.M., rapoarte, corespondenţ ă referitoare la: programul de activitate al Inspectoratului General al
Taberelor ş i Coloanelor de Muncă Obligatorie de Folos Obş tesc pe anul 1944-1945; ……………………… …………… ………….. ……….
…………….; evidenţ ierea unităţ ilor militare, administraţ iilor ş i întreprinderilor civile care s-a remarcat cu ocazia vizitării de
către Mareş alul Antonescu a regiunilor Doneţ ului, Crimeii ş i Transnistriei.
56. (1943-1944)
Decizii, tabele, rapoarte, corespondenţ ă referitoare la: problema românizării; …………. ……….. ……….. ………… ………. ………………….; instrucţ iunile pentru
comisia constituită în scopul examinării cererilor de revizuire a femeilor evreice, din punct de vedere al exercitării profesiei şi scutirii de munca
obligatorie; …………… ………… ……………….. ………………….. ……….
Reel 82-83:
61. (1943-1944)
Rapoarte, note informative, cereri, adrese legate de: …………. ………… ………. ………. …………. ………. ……………., situaţ ia angajaţ ilor evrei de la fabrica “Textila”
din Iaş i; problema românizării în general; proiectul de decret-lege pentru înfiinţ area Comisariatului General al Evreilor.
Reel 83-84:
Serviciul Organizării ş i Ocrotirii Muncii
330. (1943-1944)
Tabele, dări de seamă, corespondenţ ă privind recensământul meseriaş ilor români, evrei ş i de alte naţ ionalităţ i din jud. Prahova, Buzău, Muscel ş i
activitatea birourilor militare de meseriaş i de pe lângă Oficiile Camerelor de Muncă Târgoviş te, Ploieş ti.
Reel 84:
387. (1943-1944)
Tabele, dări de seamă, corespondenţ ă cu Camera de Muncă Bacău referitoare la: recensământul meseriaş ilor din oraş ul ş i
jud. Roman pe anul 1943; meseriaş ii evrei din oraş ul Roman; meseriaş ii români din oraş ul Botoş ani care s-au înscris în
registrele de evidenţ ă ale Biroului militar, până la 10 decembrie 1943; activitatea Birourilor militare de meseriaş i de pe lângă
Camerele de Muncă Bacău ş i Roman, meseriaş ii aflaţ i în oraş ul Fălticeni; meseriaş ii români ş i evrei înscriş i la Biroul Militar
de meseriaş i Roman în intervalul 10 februarie – 10 martie 1944.
Reel 85:
Serviciul Conflictelor ş i Contractelor de Muncă
398.
Buletine contrainformative, tabele, corespondenţ ă privind starea de spirit, salarizarea ş i alte informaţ ii în legătură cu lucrătorii din întreprinderile
militarizate ş i cu dublarea ş i îndepărtarea personalului evreiesc.
399.
Rapoarte ş i corespondenţ ă cu Direcţ ia Cabinetului referitoare la situaţ ia imobilelor evreieşti atribuite C.N.R. pentru instituţ iile din Galaţ i ş i
Constanţ a ale Ministerului Muncii, evacuarea arhivei în zonele din vestul ţ ării, …………….. ……… ……… ……….
Serviciul Plasării, Şomajului ş i Migraţ iilor
441. (1943-1944)
Decizii ministeriale, circulare, adrese privind: ………….. ……………. ……….. ………. ……………, imobilele preluate de la C.N.R. necesare
instituţ iilor pendinte de Ministerul Muncii.
453. (1943)
Corespondenţ ă cu Oficiul de Studii ş i Statistică relativă la executarea ordinului mareş alului Ion Antonescu cu privire la reglementarea angajării sau
menţ inerii personalului creştin în serviciul evreilor.
Reel 85-86:
Inspectoratul General al Taberelor ş i Coloanelor de Muncă
651. (1943)
Decizii, borderouri, state de plată, adrese către Fondul Muncii referitoare la: …………….. ……….. …….., plata alocaţ iei în bani pentru evreii concentraţ i la
munca de folos obş tesc în taberele de muncă ş i pentru cei concentraţ i la Inspectorat; …………. ……. …………. …………
Reel 86:
653. (1943-1944)
Regulamentul pentru organizarea ş i disciplina Taberelor de muncă obligatorie; tabele nominale cu internaţ ii în Tabăra “Cornul Măgurii” Codlea, jud.
Braş ov; meniu săptămânal.
Direcţ ia Farmaciilor
842.
Corespondenţ ă, acte personale referitoare la: ………… ………. ………………. ……….. ………… ………… ……….., procese-verbale de inventariere a farmaciei
evreieş ti Widernic din com. Ciolăneş ti, jud. Teleorman, ……………………
Reel 86-87:
862. (1943)
Corespondenţ ă ş i acte personale privind exceptarea de la expropriere a unor farmacii evreieş ti; ……………… …………….. …………..
………. ……… ………….. ……………. ………. ………… ………. ………………. ………..
865. (1943)
Corespondenţ ă ş i tabele cu privire la farmaciş ti creştini neproprietari din diferite oraş e ş i judeţ e din ţ ară.
Reel 88:
870. (1943)
Corespondenţ ă ş i acte personale în legătură cu: succesiuni, redeschideri ş i lichidări de farmacii; situaţ ia farmaciilor din Timiş oara; interdicţ ia
folosirii personalului evreiesc în farmaciile creş tine, ………….. …………. ………………. ………… ………….. ………………. ……………… ……… …………….. ………….. ………. ………
…………..
Reel 88-89:
882. (1943)
……………………….. referitor la succesiuni, deschideri ş i lichidări de farmacii, la îndepărtarea personalului evreiesc din farmacii ş i unele reclamaţ ii
legate de orarul de lucru.
Reel 89:
887. (1943)
Corespondenţ ă referitoare la: …………… ………. ……… ……… ……… …….. …….. instrucţ iunile de aplicarea legii 59/1943 relativă la sancţ ionarea evreilor
nesupuş i la chemare sau dezertori de la munca obligatorie.
Reel 89-90:
891. (1943)
Corespondenţ ă ş i acte personale referitoare la: concesiuni de farmacii; închiderea farmaciilor conduse de evrei; ……….. …….. ……… ………. …….. …………..
Reel 90:
1944 (Inventar – f. 160-264/1-209)
Direcţ ia Personal
7. (1944)
Decizii, foi calificative, cereri, adrese referitoare la numiri provizorii ş i definitive de personal sanitar, transferări, disponibilizări, permisii, condedii,
reprimirea în serviciu a medicilor ş i farmaciş tilor care au fost îndepărtaţ i în baza măsurilor rasiale, ……… ……. …… ……… ………. ………… ………. …………
……….. ………. ……… …….. …….
Reel 90-92:
8. (1944-1945)
Decizii, publicaţ iune, adrese în legătură cu ………………. ………. ………. …………., regulamentele concursurilor ş i rezultatul examenului pentru spitalele
evreieş ti din Bucureşti, din 15 noiembrie 1943 – 15 ianurie 1944.
17. (1944-1945)
Decizii, tabele, corespondenţ ă cu direcţ ii ş i servicii din Minister referitoare la ………….. ………….. ………… ………… ………… …………. ……………., dispoziţ iile
pentru constituirea ş i funcţ ionarea comisiilor mixte prevăzute de art. 7 din decretul-lege pentru abrogarea măsurilor legislative antievreieş ti,
………….. ……….. ………. ……….. ………. ……….. ……… ………. ………. …………… …………. ……….. ………. …………………
Reel 92-93:
Direcţ ia Cabinet
32. (1944)
Note informative, corespondenţ ă în legătură cu ……………… ……… …….. …….. …….. ……… …………. ………. …… ……………, situaţ ia evreilor folosiţ i în
întreprinderi, cazuri de camuflaj comercial, ……………… ……… ………… ………….. …………….. ………………… ……………….. …………….. …………………………… …….
Reel 93-94:
34. (1944)
Note informative, referate, cereri, adrese relative la ………… …………… ……….. ………… …………….. …………. ………….. …………. ……………, cercetarea unor firme
care serveau interesele evreilor, etc.
Reel 94-95:
Serviciul Contractelor de Muncă
166. (1944-1945)
Decizii, referate, corespondenţ ă referitoare la dispoziţ iile pentru constituirea ş i funcţ ionarea comisiilor mixte prevăzute în decretul-lege pentru
abrogarea măsurilor legislative antievreieşti, numirea preş edinţ ilor ş i delegaţ ilor comisiilor ş i modul concret de aplicare a decretului în diverse
întreprinderi; ……………… ………….. ……………. ………..
Reel 95:
Serviciul Plasării, Şomajului ş i Migraţ iilor
236.
Decizii, referate, instrucţ iuni, cereri, corespondenţ ă cu Oficiile de plasare relative la modul de aplicare a legii 461/1944 de abrogare a măsurilor
legislative antievreieşti.
237. (1944)
Cereri însoţ ite de referate ş i acte personale în legătură cu autorizarea evreilor de a angaja sau menţ ine în serviciul lor casnic
sau în cabinetele medicale personal creş tin.
Reel 96:
244. (1944)
Referate, tabele, corespondenţ ă, acte personale relative la cererile evreilor de a obţ ine autorizaţ ii de angajare sau de menţ ineri în serviciu a
personalului casnic creştin.
258. (1944)
Cereri ale medicilor evrei de a fi autorizaţ i să angajeze personal casnic creş tin pentru nevoile cabinetelor lor, cu referate, declaraţ ii ş i acte
personale.
Reel 97:
259.
Cereri ale evreilor de a fi autorizaţ i să angajeze sau să menţ ină în serviciul personal casnic creş tin, cu corespondenţ ă ş i acte personale.
260.
Cereri ale medicilor evrei din Arad de a li se elibera autorizaţ ii pentru a angaja personal creş tin, cu declaraţ ii ş i dovezi eliberate de Asociaţ ia
Profesională a Medicilor Evrei din Arad.
264.
Cereri ale unor medici evrei din Bucureş ti, Arad, Bacău ş i Mediaş de a fi autorizaţ i să angajeze sau să menţ ină în serviciul lor personal casnic
creş tin, cu certificate, declaraţ ii extrase din registrele stării civile.
Administraţ ia Comercială ş i Exploatarea Muncii în Tabere ş i Colonii de Muncă
373.
Stat ş i ordonanţ e de plată, referate asupra plăţ ii salariilor personalului cu contract din Administraţ ia Exterioară a taberelor ş i coloniilor de
muncă, personalului cu ziua ş i a celui evreiesc, concentrat pentru lucru; situaţ ia materialului lemnos alfat în depozitul Bolta.
Reel 97 (cont.):
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Inv. nr. 2529
Fond mare; organizat pe ani, pe Direcţ ii ş i Servicii.
1945 (Inventar – f. 1-143v./1-286)
Direcţ ia Contencios
53.
Referate, delegaţ ii, citaţ ii, adrese asupra cererii făcută de Asociaţ ia “Kidus Aschem”, cu sediul în Iaş i, de a se constitui ca o persoană juridică.
65.
Jurnale ale Consiliului de Miniş tri, referate, tabele, procese-verbale, corespondenţ ă privitoare la situaţ ia imobilelor preluate de Minister de la
Centrul Naţ ional de Românizare.
66. (1945)
Circulare ş i adrese referitoare la achitarea drepturilor evreilor care au prestat muncă obligatorie în detaşamente locale ş i externe, …………………..
………………. ……………. …………… …………. ……….. ………………….. …………………………. ……………….. ……………… ………… …
Reel 97-98:
68.
Referate ş i corespondenţ ă cu Tribunalul Special pentru judecarea celor vinovaţ i de dezastrul ţ ării, alte Direcţ ii din Minister legate de strângerea
de documente privind activitatea în favoarea Germaniei, a foş tilor miniş tri C. Dănulescu ş i I. D. Enescu.
Reel 98:
72.
Procese-verbale, rapoarte, jurnale ale Consiliului de Miniş tri referitoare la imobilele preluate de la C.N.R. de către Ministerul Muncii ş i la propunerile
de expropriere, pentru utilitate publică a unora dintre aceste imobile.
Direcţ ia Pregătirii ş i Calificării Profesionale
354. (1945-1946)
Corespondenţ ă cu Inspectoratul Regional al Muncii Brăila, Camera de Muncă Brăila referitoare la……….. ……… ………… ……….. ………. ……….. ………. ………
…………plata texelor pentru titlurile de capacitate ş i la eliberarea duplicatelor solicitate de evrei.
1946 (Inventar – f. 144-250/1-250)
Direcţ ia Contencios
165. (1946)
Cererea Asociaţ iei Foş tilor Deportaţ i în Transnistria pentru personalitate juridică.
Direcţ ia Bunurilor
804.
Corespondenţ ă, referate cu privire la……….situaţ ia imobilelor care au fost în administraţ ia C.N.R. ş i care sunt deţ inute de Ministerul Muncii sub
formă de rechiziţ ie, plata chiriei acestor imobile.
Reel 98-99:
Direcţ ia Generală a Asistenţ ei
925.
Cereri ş i corespondenţ ă referitoare la eliberarea articolelor de îmbrăcăminte ş i încălţ ăminte din stocul “Joint” din depozitul Direcţ iei
Economatului, aprovizioarea unităţ ilor de asistenţ ă cu materiale “Joint” ş i alimente.
Reel 99:
927. (1946-1947)
Procese-verbale ş i recipise de primire ale Comisiei de triere ş i receptare a materialelor “Joint” privind predarea acestui material Secţ iei “Joint”.
932.
Referate, procese-verbale referitoare la situaţ ia materialelor manipulate de Secţ ia “Joint”, trierea ş i predarea materialelor secţ iilor respective,
depozitarea ş i păstrarea acestora.
Reel 99-100:
936.
Corespondenţ ă în legătură cu înfiinţ area coloniei Carme Sylva ş i dotarea acesteia cu cazarmament, alimente etc. procurarea alimentelor pentru
Preventoriul Timiş ul de Jos, cereri ş i aprobări privind eliberarea articolelor de îmbrăcăminte ş i încălţ ăminte din stocul “Joint”, eliberarea din
depozitul Economatului a alimentelor ş i materialelor necesare unităţ ilor de asistenţ ă.
Reel 100:
Inspectoratul Muncii Regiunea III Bucureş ti
1039.
Corespondenţ ă, proces-verbal privind conflictul colectiv de muncă dintre firma O.R.A.T. din Bucureş ti ş i marinarii civili de pe vasul “Smirny”,
transportul emigranţ ilor evrei care plecau ilegal, cu contract de înrolare al firmei O.R.A.T. ş i al comandantului vasului, Dumitru Niculescu, concluzii
scrise ale delegaţ ilor salariaţ ilor în conflict cu Societatea O.R.A.T., supliment de note scrise depuse de Societatea O.R.A.T.
RG-25.025 Selected Records from the Collections of the Vaslui Branch of the Romanian National
Archive, 1940-1953
Extent: 15 microfilm reels, 35 mm.
Provenance: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives, From the Romanian State Archives, Vaslui Branch; Inventory: 1, 4, 6, 86, 842, 843, 932, 935. The
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the filmed collection from the Romanian State Archives via the United States Holocaust Museum
International Archives Project in June 2005.
Organization and arrangement: Arrangement is thematic.
Language: In Romanian
Preferred citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives branch.
Scope and content note: Contains records concerning Jewish matters and the policy of local offices toward Jewish questions including selected records from t
mayors offices of Vaslui and Bârlad; the prefecture of Vaslui district; the police headquarters of Vaslui and of Bârlad; the gendarmerie of Vaslui; the Tuto
district office of the Centrala Evreilor; and the Jewish Community in Bârlad. Also included are postwar records of the Jewish Democratic Committees of Vas
and Bârlad.
Inventory:
Fond Primăria oraş ului Vaslui. 1909-1968.
Fond nr. 4
Inv. nr. 4
Reel 1
1940: 20/1940 (1940) (-)
Liste de naţ ionalităţ i (străinii din oraş e).
29/1940 (1940) (170 p.)
Lucrări referitoare la mobilizarea agricolă, munca de folos obştesc.
61/1940 (1940-1941) (97 p.)
Lucrări privind exproprierea fostului cimitir evreiesc.
1941: 7/1941 (1941) (39 p.)
Lucrări privind recensământul populaţ iei ş i diferite statistici privind firmele comerciale ş i industriale.
8/1941 (1941) (64 p.)
Lucrări privind recensământul caselor evreieş ti din Vaslui în vederea exproprierii.
19/1941 (1941) (28 p.)
Planurile proprietăţ ilor evreieş ti ce urmează a fi trecute în patrimoniul Statului.
Reel 1, 2
29/1941 (1941) (840 p.)
Cereri referitoare la obţ inerea unor certificate privind cetăţ enia.
Reel 2
46/1941 (1941) (191 p.)
Corespondenţ ă privind munca de folos obş tesc.
ANDJ Vaslui
Fond Primăria oraş ului Bârlad. 1932-1949.
Fond nr. 6
Inv. nr. 6
1938: 24/1938 (1938) (86 p.)
Cererile cetăţ enilor pentru a obţ ine cetăţ enia română.
25/1938 (1938) (256 p.)
Corespondenţ ă privitoare la obţ inerea cetăţ eniei române.
Reel 3
3/1939 (1939) (15 p.)
Corespondenţ ă cu Comunitatea Israelită referitoare la alegerea membrilor epitropiei comunităţ ii.
28/1940 (1940) (3 p.)
Corespondenţ ă referitoare la ş tergerea unor cetăţ eni din registrul de naţ ionalitate.
27/1941 (1941) (43 p.)
Corespondenţ ă cu diferite trimiteri referitoare la obţ inerea cetăţ eniei române.
42/1941 (1941) (3)
Corespondenţ ă cu Ministerul Afacerilor Interne, declaraţ ia de opţ iune referitoare la pierderea cetăţ eniei române.
59/1941 (1941) (45 p.)
Corespondenţ ă cu Preşedinţ ia Consiliului de Miniştri, Prefectura judeţ ului, tabele cu imobilele evreieşti, referitoare la exproprierea
proprietăţ ilor evreieşti.
84/1941 (1941) (30 p.)
Tabele cu prezenţ a la serviciu pentru munca de folos obş tesc.
95/1941 (1941) (53 p.)
Inventarul de luarea în primire a bunurilor Cantinei nr. 1 din str. Regală ş i ajutorul legionar.
96/1941 (1941) (5 p.)
ajutorul legionar
97/1941 (1941) (59 p.)
ajutorul legionar
98/1941 (1941) (15 p.)
ajutorul legionar
99/1941 (1941) (25 p.)
Acte de cheltuieli efectuate cu cantina nr. 2 Adolf Hitler ş i nr. 3.
100/1941 (1941) (10 p.)
ajutorul legionar
101/1941 (1941) (2 p.)
Acte cheltuieli din fondul Adolf Hitler.
155/1941 (1941) (7 p.)
Corespondenţ ă referitoare la inventarierea celor 3 cantine legionare.
32/1942 (1942) (201 p.)
Corespondenţ ă cu Prefectura judeţ ului Tutova, Centrala Evreilor din România, Oficiul Judeţ ean Tutova, tabele cu evrei, Marele Stat Major referitor
la munca de folos obştesc.
39/1942 (1942) (41 p.)
Corespondenţ ă cu Centrul Naţ ional de Românizare ş i Inspectoratul special de românizare Bârlad referitoare la funcţ ionarea firmelor evreieş ti ş i
lichidarea materialului lemnos aflat în pădurile C.N.R.-ului.
7/1948 (1948) (19 p.)
Eliberări de certificate de naţ ionalitate (tabel).
11/1948 (1948) (494 p.)
Corespondenţ ă referitoare la obţ inerea cetăţ eniei române.
Reel 4
Fond Poliţ ia oraş uli Vaslui. 1907-1948.
Fond nr. 84
Inv. nr. 84
1942:
10/1942
Autorizaţ ii de călătorie pe C.F.R. pentru evrei.
Fond Poliţ ia oraş ului Bârlad. 1900-1948.
Fond nr. 86
Inv. nr. 86
1940:
58/1940 (1940)
Evidenţ a celor ce li s-a ridicat naţ ionalitatea română, începând cu 10 ianuarie 1941, conform Ordinului în rezoluţ ie Nr. 82/1941, pus pe Ordinul
Inspectoratului Regional de Poliţ ie Galaţ i Nr. 18174/940.
70/1940 (1940)
Acte privitoare la supuş ii străini apatrizi, evrei care au devenit cetăţ eni români.
1941:
78/1941 (1941)
Instrucţ iuni, ordine ş i măsuri în legătură cu munca administrativă a Poliţ iei oraş ului Bârlad.
Tabele de evreii folosiţ i în munca de folos obş tesc.
Măsuri de Poliţ ie administrativă, munca în industrie, comerţ etc., pe anul 1941-1942.
79/1941 (1941)
Lucrări în legătură cu înscrierea persoanelor din oraş ul Bârlad ş i a persoanelor venite din alte localităţ i pe anul 1941-1942.
1944:
86/1944 (1944)
Corespondenţ ă în legătură cu diverse probleme: pensionari, refugiaţ ii din Transnistria, ocupări de imobile, aprovizionarea morilor cu combustibil,
eliberări paşapoarte, locuinţ ele C.N.R.
Reel 6
Fond Legiunea de jandarmi Vaslui. 1923-1949.
Fond nr. 91
Inv. nr. 91
Inventar, p. 50-58: Legiunea de Jandarmi Vaslui – 188 dosare.
De aici următoarele dosare:
3/1941 (1941)
Ordine ş i tabele cu privire la evacuarea evreilor de pe raza Legiunii pe 1941.
68/1945 (1945)
Corespondenţ ă privind problemele sectelor religioase pe 1945.
Reel 7
Fond Comunitatea Evreilor Bârlad. 1941-1948.
Fond nr. 842
nv. nr. 842
6 u.a., aranjate pe ani.
Copiat integral.
941:
/1941 (1941-1942) (370 p.)
Corespondenţ a Comunităţ ii Evreilor cu Batalionul 3 administrativ Galaţ i în vederea strângerii unor stocuri de îmbrăcăminte, încălţ ăminte.
942:
/1942 (1942) (52 p.)
Tabele nominale, procese verbale ale secţ iilor financiare ale Comunităţ ii Evreilor pentru fixarea contribuţ iei către Comunitatea Evreilor Bârlad – 17
unie 1942.
2/1942 (1942-1943) (145 p.)
Declaraţ ii ş i certificate pentru stabilirea taxei pentru eliberarea carnetelor de scutire de muncă obligatorie ş i exercitarea profesiunii, tabele
nominale cu evreii scutiţ i de muncă obligatorie, corespondenţ ă diversă.
943:
/1943 (1943) (14 p.)
Cereri pentru diminuarea contribuţ iei ş i declaraţ ii prin care se obligă a plăti contribuţ ia către Comunitatea Evreilor Bârlad.
945:
/1945 (1945-1946) (19 p.)
Tabele nominale cu evreii repatriaţ i din U.R.S.S., cu persoane care au primit ajutoare băneşti în 1946.
948:
/1948 (1 p.)
Dispensarul ş i Spitalul Comunităţ ii Evreilor Bârlad (fotografii interior ş i exterior).
Reel 8
Fond Centrala Evreilor din România – Oficiul Judeţ ean Tutova. 1942-1943.
Fond nr. 843
Inv. nr. 843
4 u.a., aranjate pe ani.
Copiat integral.
1942:
1/1942 (1942) (98 p.)
Corespondenţ ă diversă referitoare la organizarea ş i conducerea Oficiului Tutova; tabele nominale cu profesorii Liceului teoretic din Bârlad, cu evreii
solicitaţ i la muncă obligatorie.
2/1942 (1942) (52 p.)
Corespondenţ ă (ordine) referitoare la repartizarea evreilor la munca obligatorie, colectarea de îmbrăcăminte ş i încălţ ăminte pentru evreii din
detaşamentul Prut ş i Bolgrad; tabele nominale cu evreii scutiţ i de muncă ş i cu cei repartizaţ i pentru M.F.O. – Detaş amentul Bolgrad.
3/1942 (1942-1947) (805 p.)
Declaraţ ii pentru primirea carnetelor de scutire de muncă, regulamente, borderouri cu donaţ iile evreilor pentru ajutorarea celor săraci, procese
verbale încheiate în ş edinţ ele Cooperativei de Credit ş i Economii Bârlad; tabele nominale cu evreii scutiţ i de muncă obligatorie, tabele nominale cu
copiii repatriaţ i (Bucovina de Nord).
1943:
1/1943 (1943) (73 p.)
Registru de corespondenţ ă.
Reel 9
Fond Comitetul Democratic Evreiesc Vaslui. 1946-1952.
Fond nr. 933
Inv. nr. 970
14 u.a.
Copiat integral.
1. (1946-1947) (48 p.)
Rapoarte ş i procese verbale.
2. (1948) (185 p.)
Rapoarte de activitate.
3. (1948) (99 p.)
Planuri de muncă, procese verbale, instrucţ iuni, circulare.
4. (1949) (122 p.)
Rapoarte, planuri de activitate.
Reel 9, 10
5. (1949) (197 p.)
Instrucţ iuni, circulări, procese verbale.
6. (1950) (164 p.)
Planuri de muncă, rapoarte.
7. (1950) (143 p.)
Planuri de muncă, procese verbale.
8. (1951) (182 p.)
Planuri generale de muncă, rapoarte.
9. (1951) (256 p.)
Rapoarte, planuri de muncă.
10. (1951) (98 p.)
Registre procese verbale.
Reel 10, 11
11. (1952) (120 p.)
Planuri de muncă, rapoarte.
Reel 11
12. (1952) (57 p.)
Planuri de muncă, dări de seamă, procese verbale.
13. (1952) (125 p.)
Rapoarte, plan de muncă raion Vaslui.
14. (1953) (63 p.)
Rapoarte de activitate, plan de muncă, procese verbale.
Reel 12
Fond Prefectura judeţ ului Vaslui. 1862-1950.
Fond nr. 1
Inv. nr. 1
1939:
9/1939 (34 p.)
Dosar privitor la cercetările făcute cu ocazia alegerilor comunităţ ii evreieşti din Codăeş ti.
1941:
3/1941 (39 p.)
Corespondenţ ă cu Ministerul Economiei Naţ ionale referitoare la munca de folos obştesc.
4/1941 (31 p.)
Corespondenţ ă confidenţ ială privind mişcarea legionară.
53/1941 (75 p.)
Dosar referitor la culte religioase (adventiş ti, baptiş ti, calendarul îndreptat).
59/1941 (282 p.)
Dosar privind exproprierea ş i inventarierea averilor evreieşti.
60/1941 (959 p.)
Dosar privind exproprierea ş i inventarierea bunurilor forestiere, averile rurale evreieş ti, magazine.
Reel 13
1942:
25/1942 (12 p.)
Corespondenţ ă privitoare la lucrările efectuate prin munca evreilor.
1943:
53/1943 (1943-1944) (347 p.)
Dosar referitor la bunurile evreieş ti, românizarea lor, colonizare, refugiaţ i etc.
1944:
82/1944 (5 p.)
Dosar privind bunurile evreieş ti, lucrări în legătură cu restituirea lor.
1945:
36/1945 (1945-1946) (26 p.)
Dosar referitor la aparatele de radio confiscate.
113/1945 (1945-1946) (45 p.)
Idem.
135/1945 (1945) (368 p.)
Dosar referitor la adventiş ti, evangheliş ti etc.
136/1945 (1945) (43 p.)
Dosar referitor la bunuri evreieş ti, românizare, colonizare, refugiaţ i.
1948:
89/1948 (25 p.)
Dosar cu acte privitoare la cultele religioase (adventiş ti, evangheliş ti).
Reel 14
Fond Comitetul Democratic Evreiesc Bârlad. 1945-1953.
Fond nr. 932
Inv. nr. 969
22 u.a., numerotate în continuare.
Copiat integral.
1. (1945) (26 p.)
Procese verbale, rapoarte, adrese 12.08.-14.12.1945.
2. (1947) (69 p.)
Rapoarte, statistici, procese verbale 1.08.-30.12.1947.
3. (1948) (15 p.)
Rapoarte de activitate 1.04.- 30.12.1948.
4. (1948) (100 p.)
Circulări ş i instrucţ iuni 1.01.-30.12.1948.
5. (1948) (69 p.)
Rapoarte, planuri de muncă, procese verbale 1.01.-15.12.1948.
6. (1948) (109 p.)
Rapoarte, planuri de muncă, adrese 1.01.-30.12.1948.
7. (1949) (77 p.)
Rapoarte de activitate.
8. (1949) (130 p.)
Planuri de muncă, rapoarte 1.01.-30.12.1950.
9. (1949) (32 p.)
Planuri de muncă, procese verbale 1.01.-30.12.1950.
10. (1950-1951) (96 p.)
Procese verbale 8.06.1950.-13.01.1951.
11. (1950) (94 p.)
Rapoarte de activitate.
12. (1950) (47 p.)
Rapoarte de activitate.
Reel 14, 15
13. (1951) (257 p.)
Procese verbale, plan de muncă, rapoarte 1.01.-31.12.1951.
Reel 15
14. (1951) (80 p.)
Procese verbale 14.01.-3.11.1951.
15. (1951) (262 p.)
Rapoarte de activitate 1.01.-30.12.1951.
16. (1951-52) (97 p.)
Procese verbale 10.11.1951.-12.11.1952.
17. (1952) (179 p.)
Rapoarte, dări de seamă 1.01.-30.12.1952.
18. (1952) (132 p.)
Planuri de muncă, procese verbale 1.01.-30.12.1952.
19. (1952-1953) (99 p.)
Procese verbale ale ş edinţ elor de birou 18.11.1952.-3.03.1953.
20. (1953) (46 p.)
Planuri de muncă, procese verbale, rapoare, informări 1.01.-1.03 1953.
21. (1953) (131 p.)
Planuri de muncă, rapoarte 1.01.-30.12.1953.
22. (1953) (33 p.)
Planuri de muncă, procese verbale 1.01.-24.03.1953.
RG 25.026 Selected Records from the Collections of the Timiş Branch of the Romanian National
Archive 1940-1953
Extent: 8 microfilm reels, 35 mm.
Provenance: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives, From the Romanian State Archives, Timiş Branch; Inventory: 173, 186, 222, 573,
649, 828, 830, 1346, 1347. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the filmed collection from the Romanian State Archives
via the United States Holocaust Museum International Archives Project in June 2005.
Organization and arrangement: Arrangement is thematic.
Language: In Romanian.
Preferred citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives branch.
Scope and content note: Contains records concerning Jewish matters and the policy of local offices toward Jewish questions. They include
selected records from the prefectures of the Timis-Torontal and Severin districts, the police headquarters of Timisoara, the gendarmerie of TimisTorontal district and of Severin district, and police headquarters of Orasului Lugoj.
Inventory/Reel List:
Reel 1
Fond Prefectura Judeţ ului Timiş -Torontal. 1938-1944.
Fond nr. 69
Inv. nr. 173
TM-173.doc
Fond Prefectura Judeţ ului Timiş -Torontal. 1945-1948
Fond nr. 69
Inv. nr. 186
TM-186.doc
Reel 2
Fond Chestura Poliţ iei Municipiului Timiş oara. 1927-1948.
Fond nr. 160
Inv. nr. 222
TM-222.doc
Reel 3
Fond Inspectoratul Regional de Poliţ ie Timiş oara. 1934-1948.
Fond nr. 424
Inv. nr. 649
TM-649.doc
Reel 4
Fond Legiunea de Jandarmi Timiş -Torontal. 1939-1949.
Fond nr. 161
Inv. nr. 573
TM-573.doc
Reel 5
Fond Chestura Poliţ iei Oraş ului Lugoj. 1920-1949.
Fond nr. 192
Inv. nr. 830
TM-830.doc
Reel 6
Fond Legiunea de Jandarmi Severin. 1920-1949.
Fond nr. 193
Inv. nr. 828
TM-828.doc
Reel 7
Fond Prefectura judeţ ului Severin. 1919-1937.
Fond nr. 223
Inv. nr. 1346
TM-1346.doc
Reels 7 & 8
Fond Prefectura judeţ ului Severin. 1938-1950.
Fond nr. 223
Inv. nr. 1347
TM-1347.doc
The following inventories are on the diskette, but nothing was microfilmed from them:
Fond Chestura Poliţ iei Municipiului Timiş oara. 1931-1948.
Fond nr. 160
Inv. nr. 650
TM-650.doc
Fond Comitetul Democratic Evreiesc Timiş oara. 1944-1953.
Fond nr. 456
Inv. nr. 706
TM-706.doc
Fond Inspectoratul Regional de Poliţ ie Timiş oara. 1930-1948.
Fond nr. 424
Inv. nr. 1076
TM-1076.doc
Fond Chestura Poliţ iei Municipiului Timiş oara. 1931-1947.
Fond nr. 160
Inv. nr. 1196
TM-1196.doc
INVENTORY IN ROMANIAN:
Fond Prefectura Judeţ ului Timiş -Torontal. 1938-1944.
Reel 1
Fond nr. 69
Inv. nr. 173
Fond mare. Aranjat pe ani.
1938:
39/1938 (1938) (137 p.)
Ordine ale Ministerului de Interne, Ministerului Justiţ iei, tabele despre evreii înscriş i în registrele de cetăţ enie, declaraţ ii autentice privind optări
pentru cetăţ enia română ş i renunţ ări la supuşenia străină, avize ale contenciosului judeţ ean, procese verbale privind constatări în legătură cu
cetăţ enia unor persoane, ordine ale prefecturii către pretori, rapoarte ale pretorilor către prefectură, rapoarte ale preturilor către Ministerul de
Interne ş i al Justiţ iei, extrase din registrele de stare civilă ale unor cetăţ eni, cereri, declaraţ ii în legătură cu revizuirea situaţ iei de cetăţ enie ale
unor cetăţ eni, referate etc.
61/1938 (1938) (7 p.)
Referate, circulări privind probleme sanitar-veterinare ca: ………………………. …………….. ………, ordonanţ a Municipiului Timiş oara privind interzicerea
tăierilor rituale ş i desfiinţ are a abatoarelor particulare.
1939:
6/1939 (1939) (134 p.)
Ordine confidenţ iale ale Ministerului de Interne ş i ale Ţinutului Timiş privind: ………………. …………, instrucţ iuni pentru tratamentul care să fie aplicat
populaţ iei din rândurile minorităţ ilor naţ ionale (evrei), …………. …………. ………… ………… …………., ordin confidenţ ial al Ţinutului Timiş privind
interzicerea eliberării certificatelor pentru populaţ ia de origine etnică evreiască, despre domiciliul de baştină al ascendenţ ilor lor.
25/1939 (1939) (206 p.)
Ordine al Ministerului de Interne ş i al Justiţ iei, privind îndrumări, instrucţ iuni de interpretare a dispoziţ iilor legale din legea pentru dobândirea şi
pierderea cetăţ eniei române, acte personale ş i declaraţ ii autentice fiscale, privind dobândirea, pierderea cetăţ eniei ş i înscrisuri ulterioare în
registrul de cetăţ enie. Referinţ e privind persoane care au cerut recunoaş terea cetăţ eniei române. Declaraţ ii legalizate în străinătate de organele
Ministerului de Externe. Corespondenţ ă cu primăriile comunale privind probleme de cetăţ enie, referate, etc.
1940:
7/1940 (1940) (324 p.)
Ordine ale Ministerului de Interne privind: ……………. ……….., controlul ş i supravegherea supuş ilor străini ş i a minoritarilor refugiaţ i din Cadrilater.
Controlul ş i supravegherea evreilor ş i circulaţ ia lor prin ţ ară. ……………….. Verificarea prin legionari a populaţ iei evreieşti. Instrucţ iuni privind
verificarea supuş ilor străini. Broş ura în limba germană cu statutul de organizare a Grupului Etnic German din România. Manifestările din 3.IX. ş i
procese verbale despre constatarea pagubelor. Vizita generalului Huehmlein, conducătorul tineretului german. Manifestarea din 13.IX. a tineretului
legionar. …………….. ……………………….
10/1940 (1940) (51 p.)
Evreii expropriaţ i. Ordine ş i dispoziţ iuni privind exproprierea bunurilor evreieş ti. Tabele nominale despre evreii ale căror bunuri rurale (terenuri
agricole, vii păduri) inclusiv exploatările forestiere, mori ş i alte bunuri industriale au fost expropriate ş i trecute în patrimoniul statului. Rapoarte ale
pretorilor, ordin al Ministerului Economiei Naţ ionale privind aşezarea refugiaţ ilor ş i coloniş tilor pe moş iile evreieş ti expropriate. Procese verbale
despre constituirea comisiilor de expropriere ş i inventarierea bunurilor expropriate. Reclamaţ iuni, cercetări, etc.
11/1940 (1940) (72 p.)
Administrarea bunurilor evreieş ti. Procese verbale despre verificarea bunurilor expropriate de la evrei. Reclamaţ ia locuitorilor din comuna Vizma,
procese verbale de cercetare, încheieri judecătoreşti, referate, etc.
12/1940 (1940) (50 p.)
Tabele pe categorii de proprietăţ i despre bunurile evreieşti trecute în patrimoniul statului. Ordin al Ministerului Justiţ iei privitor la cercetarea ş i
verificarea vânzărilor făcute de evrei către sătenii creştini ş i neoperate în cărţ ile funduare, tabele nominale, rapoarte ale pretorilor, rapoarte ale
Camerei de Agricultură, etc.
34/1940 (1940) (365 p.)
Cetăţ enia. Vol. I.
Ordin al Ministerului de Interne privind cetăţ enii români de origine etnică ungară ş i exercitarea dreptului de opţ iune pentru cetăţ enia ungară
…………………….. ………… ………… ……. Instrucţ iuni ale Ministerului de Interne privind interpretarea unor dispoziţ iuni ale legii referitoare la înscrierea în
listele de cetăţ enie ş i a românilor din America. …………… ……….. ……….. Ordine, declaraţ ii, corespondenţ ă privind germanii originari din Basarabia
care optează pentru cetăţ enia română. ……………………… ……….. ……… ………. ………
35/1940 (1940) (325 p.)
Cetăţ enia. Vol. II.
Ordine ale Ministerului de Interne expediate comunelor prin Prefectura judeţ ului privind înscrierea în registrele de naţ ionalitate a locuitorilor care sau stabilit în Vechiul Regat şi care au devenit cetăţ eni români prin anexarea teritoriilor. Ordine ale Ministerului de Interne ş i Justiţ iei,
corespondenţ a prefecturii, Legiunii de Jandarmi, preturilor ş i primăriilor referitoare la retragerea cetăţ eniei române a indivizilor care au fugit din
ţ ară trecând frontiera în mod clandestin ş i fraudulos. Reglementarea formelor de retragere a cetăţ eniei române a indivizilor care au fugit în mod
clandestin ş i fraudulos din ţ ară. Acte întocmite de posturile de jandarmi, rapoarte ale comunelor, tabele, circulare, etc.
88/1940 (1940) (124 p.)
 Culte (+ secte)
107/1940 (24.04 – 7.12.1940) (25 p.)
Legi rasiale. Ordine ş i circulări cu corespondenţ a respectivă privind: Adunarea de fonduri de către organizaţ iile sioniste. Oprirea exodului evreilor
de la ţ ară la oraş . Ridicarea carnetelor CFR de la funcţ ionarii evrei, îndepărtaţ i din serviciu. Proprietarii evrei nu pot angaja în localurile lor decât
artiş ti ş i muzicanţ i evrei. Trecerea proprietăţ ilor rurale evreieş ti în proprietatea statului.
110/1940 (5.10.1940 – 30.04.1943) (3 p.)
Crime ş i atrocităţ i săvârş ite în comuna Ip, judeţ ul Sălaj de armata ungară, conform relatărilor scrise de preotul Pavel Pordea.
1941:
3/1941 (13.01 – 28.12. 1941) (81 p.)
Rapoarte informative ale pretorilor ş i procese verbale din inspecţ iile făcute, privind ………………. …………….. ……………. ……………… ……….. …………….
……………….. Reprimirea evreilor excluş i din comerţ ul rural.
12/1941 (31.01 – 14.10.1941) (21 p.)
Instrucţ iuni, ordine, circulări, privind eliberarea paş apoartelor, aplicarea vizei de plecare în străinătate de Chestura de Poliţ ie. Pe paşapoartele
cetăţ enilor evrei să se facă în prima pagină în colţ ul din stânga menţ iunea „evreu”. …………………………….. ……………….. ……………. ……………….. …………..
18/1941 (13.01 – 17.12.1941) (32 p.)
Ordine, circulări ş i corespondenţ ă privind: expedierea armamentului confiscat de la evrei la Depozitul de Armament Târgoviş te. Radierea din Barou
a avocaţ ilor evrei, fixarea cartierelor obligatorii pentru evrei. Interzicerea participării evreilor la licitaţ iile publice, care au ca obiect de vânzare
exploatare de material lemnos din pădure. Aplicarea ş i ridicarea sigiliilor de la toate intrările locuinţ elor evreilor internaţ i în lagăre sau evacuaţ i.
Vol. I.
19/1941 (19.05 – 18.08.1941) (542 p.)
Ordine, circulări ş i corespondenţ ă privind: Confiscarea aparatelor de radiorecepţ ie de la evrei ş i depozitarea lor la Prefectura ş i Chestura
Municipiului Timiş oara. Ordinele de ridicarea aparatelor de radio nu se aplică evreilor supuş i străini. Repartizarea aparatelor de radio ş i distribuirea
lor unităţ ilor militare, poliţ iei din capitala judeţ ului, preturilor din judeţ , prefecturei judeţ ului, liceului militar din Timiş oara, Inspectoratul Regional
de Poliţ ie, spitalelor militare germane, Companiei de Pompieri Timiş oara, căminelor culturale din judeţ , şcolilor primare din comune ş i oraşe,
liceelor ş i gimnaziilor comerciale ş i industriale, spitalelor militare din zone interioare, căminelor culturale din judeţ ul Romanaţ i, ş colilor primare
din judeţ ele Romanaţ i, Vâlcea, căminelor culturale din judeţ ele Vâlcea ş i Mehedinţ i, Regiunei I Aeriene, Com. A.I.A. Sibiu, prefecturilor judeţ elor
Vâlcea, Gorj, Mehedinţ i, Dolj ş i altor instituţ ii civile ş i unităţ i militare. Vol. II.
Situaţ ii ale aparatelor de radio ridicate.
20/1941 (23.04 – 17.06.1941) (630 p.)
Procese verbale de ridicarea aparatelor de radio confiscate de la evrei ş i procese verbale de predarea aparatelor de radio-recepţ ie beneficiarilor
cărora li s-au repartizat aparate, …… ordinele date de Ministerul Afacerilor Interne. Vol. III.
27/1941 (8.01 – 20.12.1941) (131 p.)
Instrucţ iuni, ordine, circulări primite de la organele centrale ş i transmise ………… în subordine privind: ………………. …………. ………..; exproprierea
bunurilor evreieş ti, ………… ……….. ………. ……….. ………. ……….. …………. ………. ……………. ……………… …………………..
29/1941 (8.01- 22.01.1941) (488 p.)
 dobândirea ş i pierderea cetăţ eniei române.
85/1941 (23.01 – 5.12.1941) (44 p.)
Instrucţ iuni, ordine ş i circulări privind: ………………………… ……… pericolul bolilor …………… Să se interneze în lagăre în Moldova vagabonzii ş i ţ iganii
nomazi, fără locuinţ ă stabilă…………… …………. ………… …………. ………….. ………….. ………. ……….
89/1941 (3.01 – 30.10.1941) (60 p.)
Instrucţ iuni, ordine ş i circulări cu corespondenţ a respectivă privind: …………………… ………… …………….. …………. Situaţ ii de arendarea dreptului de
vânătoare în toate pădurile ş i moş iile expropriate de la evrei. ………….. ……….. ………. ……… …………..
97/1941 (19.06 – 30.09.1941) (243 p.)
Instrucţ iuni, ordine ş i circulări cu corespondenţ a respectivă privind: …………………… ………….. …………… ……………… ……………. …………; Preluarea din
gospodăriile evreilor evacuaţ i din teritoriul rural a alimentelor ce se pot altera. ………………… ……… …….. ………. ………. ……… ……. ……… ……… ………. ………
…….. …………….
104/1941 (7.12.1940 – 12.05.1941) (473 p.)
Miş carea legionară. Ordine ş i circulări cu corespondenţ a respectivă privind: …………. ……………….. ………… …………… [totul se referă la miş carea
legionară] …………… Vol. I.
105/1941 (13.06.1941 – 8.06.1943) (366 p.)
Idem. Vol. II.
106/1941 (11.07.1941 – 11.06.1943) (709 p.)
Idem. Vol. III.
1942:
17/1942 (2.01 – 26.06.1943) (422 p.)
Ordine ş i circulări, cereri cu corespondenţ a respectivă privind: cereri înaintate de şcoli ş i instituţ ii pentru a li se repartiza aparate de radio
confiscate de la evrei. Cereri de restituirea aparatelor de radio confiscate. Restituiri de aparate de radio. Tablou despre cetăţ enii de origine etnică
străină suspecţ i, pentru care se propune confiscarea aparatelor de radio depozitate la Prefectura judeţ ului Timiş -Torontal. Tabloul celor care nu au
aparate de radio. Ridicarea aparatelor de radio de către delegaţ ii Subsecretariatului de Stat al Educaţ iei Extraşcolare, conform tabloului, iar restul
se repartizează Ministerului Apărării Naţ ionale ş i Ministerului Sănătăţ ii Publice. Proces verbal de predarea aparatelor de radio delegatului
Ministerului Apărării Naţ ionale ş i delegatului Ministerului Sănătăţ ii. Redarea aparatelor de radio evreilor cetăţ eni străini, care urmează să fie
supravegheaţ i, iar în cazul când vor fi prinş i în flagrant de nerespectarea dispoziţ iunilor de siguranţ ă luată, să fie din nou confiscate. Deciziuni de
confiscare a aparatelor de radio de la cetăţ enii propuş i de Chestura de Poliţ ie.
Vol. I.
18/1942 (17.06.1942 – 14.01.1943) (566 p.)
Idem (aparate de radio). Vol. II.
19/1942 (19.02.1942 – 13.04.1943) (493 p.)
Ordine, circulări cu corespondenţ a respectivă privind: Înfiinţ area, organizarea, încadrarea, conducerea ş i controlul taberelor de muncă cu evrei.
Norme de continuarea muncii obligatorii de folos obştesc cu evreii. Extras din instrucţ iunile generale nr. 55.500 al Marelui Stat Major privind munca
obligatorie a evreilor, îmbrăcămintea, asistenţ a medicală, drepturile, regimul de lucru, controlul activităţ ii lor. Tabel de lucrările executate de
detaşamentele evreieşti de lucru în raza Ocolului Lipova. Tabele de lucrătorii evrei ce fac parte din detaşamentele de lucru din Freidorf, Serviciul
Tehnic al Prefecturii, Dragş ina, Sinersig, Banloc, Deta, Lucareţ . Vol. III.
55/1942 (15.02 – 14.12.1942) (54 p.)
Colonizări
Instrucţ iuni, ordine, circulări cu corespondenţ a respectivă privind: Instrucţ iuni pentru alegerea ş i formarea grupelor de coloniş ti ce trebuie
aş ezate în Basarabia de Sud. Colonizări în sudul Basarabiei. Tablou despre refugiaţ ii expulzaţ i, foşti coloniş ti sau necoloniş ti ş i despre locuitorii din
judeţ ul Timiş -Torontal, cari doreau a fi stabiliţ i în Basarabia de Sud. Interzicerea plecării din judeţ spre Basarabia a locuitorilor, în afară de
persoanele a căror plecare a fost aprobată formal de subsecretariatul de Stat al Românizării, Colonizării ş i Inventarului. Oprirea plecării în
Basarabia a plugarilor refugiaţ i din Ardealul de Nord ş i a micilor agricultori refugiaţ i din Cadrilater.
1943:
13/1943 (8.01 – 21.09.1943) (511 p.)
Confidenţ iale secrete, în rezoluţ ie, rezolvate de Cabinetul prefectului.
Ordine, rapoarte ş i informaţ ii cu corespondenţ a respectivă privind diferite probleme confidenţ iale ş i secrete relative la: miş carea legionară,
…………………. ……….. ………… ………….. …………….. Afiş expus în vitrina cafenelei „Wien” în contra evreilor ş i bolş evismului. ………………….. …………………..
Spargerea vitrinelor ş i geamurilor de la mai multe case particulare evreieş ti de către tinerii germani ………… ………… ……….. ………. ………….. ………….
……….. ……………. ………….. …………. ………… …………. …………… ……………….. ……….. ……….. ………… ……….. ………
49/1943 (18.05 – 19.11.1943) (64 p.)
Colonizări
Ordine, circulări, cu corespondenţ a respectivă, privind: schimbul facultativ între cetăţ enii români de origine etnică bulgară ş i cetăţ enii bulgari de
origine etnică română. Interzicerea îndrumării locuitorilor fără forme legale pentru colonizare în Basarabia. Păncăricean Ion ş i Iosif reclamă
pământul C.N.R. din comuna Soca. Registrele parcelelor din foile de carte funduară ş i cadastru pentru coloniş tii din Herneacova, din hotarul comunei
Ianova, Sălciua Nouă, din comuna Stanciova.
117/1943 (…..1943) (35 p.)
 secte religioase
1944:
9/1944 (17.01 – 23.10.1944) (97 p.)
Ordinea ş i liniş tea publică
Note ş i rapoarte informative, cu corespondenţ a respectivă, privind: …………… ……………….. …………….. ………………….. Note informative în care se arată
tratamentul românilor ş i evreilor din Ardealul de Nord, aplicat de autorităţ ile maghiare. Acţ iunea partizanilor sârbi, care trec frontiera în România.
Populaţ ia maghiară a primt ordin să se înscrie în P.C.R. ………………. ……………… ……………. ………….. ……….. ……….. ………… ………….. ………..
13/1944 (4.02.1944 – 10.04.1945) (24 p.)
Paşapoarte
Ordine, adrese, cu corespondenţ a respectivă, privind: …………………. …………. ………. ………. Evreii care solicită paşapoarte de emigrare urmează ca odată
cu depunerea actelor să depună ş i declaraţ ie autentificată, prin care să declare că odată plecaţ i, nu se vor mai întoarce în ţ ară. ………… …………
……… ………. ………. …….. ………………. ………………. ……………… …………… …………….
53/1944 (29.01 – 30.12.1944) (119 p.)
Legi rasiale – evrei – munca obligatorie
Repartizări de evrei pentru munca obligatorie la Prefectura judeţ ului. Schimbarea de domiciliu. Plasarea evreilor sinistraţ i. Circulaţ ia evreilor.
Restituirea aparatelor confiscate de la evrei. Desfiinţ area muncii obligatorii ş i lăsarea evreilor la vatră. Clarificarea ultimului domiciliu a unor evrei,
veniţ i din Ungaria după 23 august 1944.
1945:
17/1945 (2.04 – 2.08.1945) (184 p.)
Legi rasiale
Ordine, adrese, cereri, cu corespondenţ a respectivă, privind: Restituirea aparatelor de radio. Prelungirea termenului ş ederii în ţ ară a evreilor
refugiaţ i din Budapesta ş i din lagărele din Iugoslavia până la 20.04.1945. Deplasarea ţ iganilor spoitori ş i căldărari. Păstrarea stocurilor de
îmbrăcăminte predate de evrei.
35/1945 (7.01 – 26.11.1945) (5 p.)
Repatrieri
Ordine, cu corespondenţ a respectivă, privind: Cetăţ enii domiciliaţ i în Belgia în anul 1940 ş i dispăruţ i în urma războiului.
121/1945 (13.05 – 7.12.1945) (15 p.)
Monumente istorice ş i ale naturii
Iniţ iativa prefectului judeţ ului Timiş -Torontal pentru ridicarea unei statui lui I.V. Stalin ş i apelul către Asociaţ ia Fabricanţ ilor din Banat.
Reînscrierea pe plăcile comemorative de numele cetăţ enilor de origine etnică evrei, care ş i-au lăsat sângele în război. Săpături arheologice.
Ridicarea unui monument eroilor ruş i, în comuna Variaş . Dezvelirea monumentului eroilor ruş i, construit în comuna Ciavoş , pentru amintirea
soldaţ ilor sovietici căzuţ i eroic pe teritoriul comunei în luptele din 1944.
1946:
8/1946 (10.01 – 28.12.1946) (301 p.)
Ordinea ş i liniş tea publică
…….. ……… ……. …….. …….. ……… ……… …….. …….. …….. …….. ……… ………. ……….. ……….. ……….. Distrugerea mormintelor evreieş ti din comuna Periamde către
răufăcători necunoscuţ i………………….. ………. …… …… …… ……. …… …… ……. …… …… …… ……. ……. …….. …… …………. …………… …………….. ………… ………. ………. …….
59/1946 (3.01 – 18.03.1946) (258 p.)
Cetăţ enia română
Ordine ş i circulări cu corespondenţ a respectivă, privind: Misiunea SUA din Bucureşti cere să i se remită un certificat de identitate a d-nei Hehn
Ecaterina ş i al fiului ei Ioan, paş aport cu fotografie a amândorura sub sigiliul autorităţ ii emitente. Stabilirea cetăţ eniei americane a lui Savu Oarsa.
Misiunea SUA Bucureşti, în vederea înmatriculării lui Thereza Barbara Gillisch ca cetăţ eană americană, solicită certificatul de identitate ş i dacă a
activat în Grupul Etnic German. Aceeaş i misiune în vederea înmatriculării lui George Cumpănaş , solicită date, dacă numitul a cerut cetăţ enia
română, dacă a votat la alegeri ş i la plebiscit. Acordarea cetăţ eniei române evreilor din Vechiul Regat, dacă îndeplinesc condiţ iile prevăzute în
Decretul lege nr. 2085/1919 pe baza unei declaraţ iuni adresată Judecătoriilor sau Tribunalelor de domiciliu în termen de 2 luni. Misiunea SUA din
Bucureş ti în vederea înmatriculării ca cetăţ eni americani a persoanelor ce li s-au prezentat în acest an, solicită de la autorităţ ile locale certificate
de identitate cu fotografii ş i anumite relaţ ii de activitatea lor în ţ ară, precum ş i dacă n-au dobândit cumva cetăţ enia română, n-au depus
jurământul de credinţ ă României sau altei ţ ări străine. Reglementarea cetăţ eniei locuitorilor din Ardealul de Nord. Modul cum se stabileş te
naţ ionalitatea ş i originea etnică. În actualul regim democratic vocabularul politic nu admite noţ iunile de cetăţ enie ş i naţ ionalitate. Conceptele de
origine etnică sunt străine de ordinea democratică ş i interzisă de legile în vigoare.
Vol. I.
1947:
20/1947 (7.04.1947) (3 p.)
Naţ ionalizări. Trecerea bunurilor ce au aparţ inut tuturor condamnaţ ilor de război pentru crime de război sau dezastrul ţ ării, prin efectul
sentinţ elor Tribunalelor Poporului din Bucureş ti ş i Cluj, în patrimoniul statului.
1948:
25/1948 (12.07.1948 – 22.02.1949) (11 p.)
Conservarea ş i preluarea bunurilor rămase în urma evreilor decedaţ i fără moştenitor; Bunurile absenteistului Dr. Jianu Drăgan.
Reel 2
ANDJ Timiş
Fond Chestura Poliţ iei Municipiului Timiş oara. 1927-1948.
Fond nr. 160
Inv. nr. 222
553 u.a., numerotate în continuare.
7 (1933) (24 p.)
Ordine, rapoarte ş i corespondenţ ă a Chesturii Poliţ iei Municipiului Timiş oara în legătură cu activitatea Gărzii de Fier ş i a LANC.
43 (1936) (90 p.)
 secte religioase
143 (1940) (40 p.)
Ordine ş i note telefonice primite de Circ. I Poliţ ie din subordinea Chesturii Poliţ iei Municipiului Timiş oar privitoare la urmărirea indivizilor suspecţ i,
contrabandă, hoţ i, atitudinea faţ ă de evrei ş i alte naţ ionalităţ i, etc.
194 (1941 decembrie – 1942 noiembrie) (80 p.)
Ordine ş i dispoziţ ii ale Chesturii Poliţ iei Municipiului Timiş oar asupra regimului vânzării alimentelor, reprimării speculei, tratamentului faţ ă de
armata germană, comercianţ ilor evrei, îndatoririle poliţ iei în actualele împrejurări, etc.
195 (1941 martie - iulie) (13 p.)
Rapoarte ale Chesturii privind unele incidente petrecute în Timiş oara, printre care vopsirea cu însemne specifice a unor case locuite de evrei.
210 (1941 ianuarie - martie) (252 p.)
Ordine, ordine circulare, rapoarte, corespondenţ ă ş i situaţ ii privind evidenţ a evreilor din Timiş oara, intrări ş i ieş iri de supuş i străini, aprobarea
unor călătorii în străinătate a cetăţ enilor români, funcţ ionarea magazinelor ş i a comerţ ului, vizite oficiale, confiscarea aparatelor de radio de la
evrei.
211 (1941 martie - iunie) (197 p.)
Idem ca 210.
212 (1941 iunie - august) (138 p.)
Idem, ca 210 ş i 211.
213 (august - noiembrie) (107 p.)
Idem, ca 210-212.
228 (1942 aprilie – august; 1943 februarie) (32 p.)
Ordine emise de Direcţ ia Generală a Poliţ iei Bucureş ti ş i Inspectoratul Regional de Poliţ ie Timiş oara, despre date de Primăria municipiului
Timiş oara ş i tabele privind recensământul evreilor, colectarea plantelor medicinale, ……………… …………. …………. ……….. …………. …………… ..………
238 (1942 mai) (13 p.)
Ordine de poliţ ie privind dispoziţ ii date în legătură cu sărbătorirea zilei de 10 Mai; festivitatea decernării diplomei de Doctor Honoris Causa prof.
Fritz Hofmann din Breslau; ş i serbării zilei de 14 mai – Ziua eroilor.
245 (1942 august)
Proces verbal încheiat cu ocazia contravenţ iei săvârş ite de două evreice că au cumpărat zarzavaturi din piaţ ă înainte de ora 10.
262 (1942-1943) (65 p.)
Ordine emise de Ministerul Afacerilor Interne, dări de seamă ş i rapoarte întocmite de comisariatele ş i detaş amentele de poliţ ie referitoare la
suspendarea repausului duminical, sustragerea unor evrei de la munca de folos obştesc, norme în legătură cu arborarea drapelelor, măsuri pentru
învingerea greutăţ ilor de război, măsuri contra fabricării rachiului clandestin.
267 (1942-1943) (19 p.)
Ordine circulare emise de Direcţ ia Generală a Poliţ iei, Direcţ ia Judiciară referitoare la întocmirea buletinelor statistice cu foaia statistică;
fotografierea infractorilor; intrarea în lagăr a evreilor implicaţ i în afaceri, măsuri ce trebuie luate contra jafurilor ş i sabotajelor economice,
deportarea ţ iganilor recidiviş ti în Transnistria.
312 (1943) (237 p.)
Ordine ş i ordine circulare primite de Chestura Poliţ iei Municipiului Timiş oar referitoare la populaţ ia evreiască, evacuarea ţ iganilor, abateri în
serviciu ale poliţ iş tilor, pedepse disciplinare, nemulţ umiri ale populaţ iei, speculă ilicită.
318 (1943-1944) (43 p.)
Ordine emise de Ministerul Afacerilor Interne, Inspectoratul Regional de Poliţ ie Timiş oara, instrucţ iuni de la Marele Stat Major, ordine de zi ş i
rapoarte referitoare la sancţ ionarea evreilor nesupuş i la munca obligatorie, ……………… ………. …….. …………. ……….. ………… ………… …………… ………..
343 (1944 martie - septembrie) (56 p.)
Ordine, rapoarte, tabele nominale, stat de plată ş i corespondenţ ă cu firme industriale din Timiş oara referitoare la starea de spirit a populaţ iei
sărace, privind concentrările, munca obligatorie a evreilor ş i germanilor, subofiţ erii în rezervă, dezertori, etc.
378 (1944-1945) (64 p.)
Ordine emise de Direcţ ia Generală a Poliţ iei ş i Inspectoratul Regional de Poliţ ie Timiş oara ş i tabele nominale referitoare la: ……… ………… ………..
………… ……….. ……….. …………., colectarea rufăriei pentru armată, evrei pentru munca obligatorie.
Reel 3
Fond Chestura Poliţ iei Municipiului Timiş oara. 1934-1948.
Fond nr. 424
Inv. nr. 649
294 dosare, numerotate în continuare.
4 (1939) (72 p.)
Ordine circulare ş i instrucţ iuni ale Direcţ iei Generale a Poliţ iei referitoare la supuş ii străini din ţ ară, relaţ ii cu aceş tia ş i ambasadele străine pe
problema cetăţ enilor.
5 (1940 ian. – iun.) (181 p.)
Ordine ş i circulare, rapoarte ş i situaţ ii privind supuş ii străini intraţ i ş i ieş iţ i din ţ ară, expulzări, problema cetăţ eniei române, trecerea
frauduloasă peste frontieră, etc.
8 (1941 ian. – iun.) (212 p.)
Ordine primite, rapoarte însoţ ite de tabele numerice ş i nominale privind evidenţ a ş i controlul supuş ilor străini aflaţ i pe raza de competenţ ă a
Inspectoratului Regional de Poliţ ie Timiş oara.
9 (1941 ian. – apr.) (66 p.)
Ordine, rapoarte ş i corespondenţ ă în legătură cu supuş ii străini intraţ i ş i prezenţ i în raza Inspectoratului Regional de Poliţ ie Timiş oara fără
forme legale, pierderi de cetăţ enii, refugiaţ i din Ardealul de Nord ş i Iugoslavia, etc.
10 (1941 febr. – aug.) (73 p.)
Corespondenţ ă în legătură cu aplicarea Legii pentru înfiinţ area Cărţ ilor de imobil ş i Biroului populaţ iei; tabel nominal de evreii stabiliţ i până la
data de 15 mai 1941 în oraşele Timiş oara, Arad, Lugoj, Oraviţ a şi Beiuş .
24 (1941) (17 p.)
Ordine, rapoarte ş i situaţ ii în legătură cu funcţ ionarea staţ iilor de radio aflate în posesia Inspectoratului ş i a repartizării unor aparate de radio
confiscate de la evrei.
79 (1942-1943) (247 p.)
retrageri de cetăţ enie, cetăţ eni străini
90 (1943 mai – dec.) (34 p.)
supuş ii străini
91 (1943) (61 p.)
supuş i străini, retragerea cetăţ eniei române.
98 (1943-1944 ian.) (61 p.)
supuş i străini.
107 (1943-1944) (44 p.)
Ordine emise de Corpul 7 Armată, rapoarte întocmite de Inspectoratul Regional de Jandarmi Timiş oara, Poliţ ia de reşedinţ ă Oraviţ a, Legiunea de
jandarmi Lugoj referitoare la întrebuinţ area evreilor la muncile obligatorii, arborarea steagurilor naţ ionale cu ocazia serbării naţ ionale de la 22
iunie 1943, asigurarea securităţ ii CEC-ului, înfiinţ area de posturi fixe de control în Jupalnic.
255 (1947 iul. – aug.) (282 p.)
Dări de seamă, rapoarte informative ş i tabele nominale referitoare la treceri frauduloase ale frontierei din Ungaria în România; cetăţ eni români
care au imobile în Ungaria; solicitări carnete de liberă trecere la muncile agricole în Ungaria; germani întorş i de la munca obligatorie în U.R.S.S.;
evidenţ a cetăţ enilor intraţ i ş i ieş iţ i prin punctele de frontieră; evrei repatriaţ i din U.R.S.S.; cetăţ eni români de origine cehă sau slovacă din
Orşova care se repatriază în Cehoslovacia.
Reel 4
Fond Legiunea de Jandarmi Timiş -Torontal. 1939-1949.
Fond nr. 161
Inv. nr. 573
258 u.a., numerotate în continuare.
22 (1941) (304 p.)
 rebeliunea legionară
23 (1941) (337 p.)
 rebeliunea legionară
24 (1941) (283 p.)
 miş carea legionară
25 (1941) (260 p.)
 miş carea legionară
26 (1941) (202 p.)
 rebeliunea legionară
27 (1941) (398 p.)
 miş carea hitleristă (în Banat)
39 (1941) (26 p.)
Procese verbale, note informative ş i tabele nominale întocmite de posturile de jandarmi în subordine referitoare la exproprieri de bunuri evreieş ti,
muncă obligatorie, ridicarea aparatelor de radio.
64 (1942) (20 p.)
Ordine, rapoarte, situaţ ii nominale ş i numerice privitoare la impunerea evreilor la muncă obligatorie.
66 (1942) (25 p.)
Rapoarte, tabele nominale privind numărul ţ iganilor din localităţ i, dezertori ţ igani, infracţ iunile pe care le săvârşesc.
83 (1943) (10 p.)
Ordine, rapoarte în legătură cu trimiterea ş i folosirea evreilor la munca obligatorie.
84 (1943) (31 p.)
Ordine, rapoarte în legătură cu urmărirea ţ iganilor nesupuş i la concentrare, specula ş i comerţ ul ilicit, alte acte antisociale săvârş ite de ţ igani.
90 (1944) (5 p.)
Corespondenţ ă cu Secţ ia de Jandarmi Deta privind activitatea legionarilor din Banatul iugoslav.
95 (1944) (193 p.)
Procese verbale, tabele nominale ş i corespondenţ ă întocmite de jandarmii în subordine referitoare la locuitori de origine etnică germană care au
fost propuş i pentru internarea în lagăr fiind ostili siguranţ ei statului, unii fiind conducători înfocaţ i.
115 (1944) (32 p.)
Ordin circular dat de Legiunea de Jandarmi, procese verbale ş i corespondenţ ă întocmită de posturile de jandarmi în subordine privind problema
evreiască manifestată prin călătorii fără autorizaţ ii, stabilirea de domicilii, comerţ cu cai, găzduirea de evrei fără aprobare.
223 (1947) (20 p.)
Ordine de informaţ ii date de Legiunea de Jandarmi, note informative ş i corespondenţ ă întocmită de posturile de jandarmi subordonate privind
dispoziţ ia primită de evrei de la conducerea evreiască din Bucureş ti ca să se retragă din P.C.R.
Reel 5
Fond Chestura Poliţ iei Oraş ului Lugoj. 1920-1949.
Fond nr. 192
Inv. nr. 830
205 u.a., numerotate în continuare.
30 (1935-1942)
Ordine, rapoarte, corespondenţ ă, acte justificative privind cumpărarea ş i vânzarea automobilului aparţ inând lui Horia Sima.
69 (1941)
Ordine, rapoarte, tabele privind acordarea sau pierderea cetăţ eniei române ş i urmărirea suspecţ ilor străini.
70 (1941 – 1942 ian.)
Rebeliunea legionară în judeţ ul Severin.
74 (1941 aug.)
Ordine, rapoarte ş i tabele nominale cu cetăţ enii de origine evreiască din raza oraş ului Lugoj ce urmează a fi recrutaţ i urgent în armată.
75 (1941)
Ordine privind mânuirea corespondenţ ei secrete ş i tabel cu imobilele aparţ inând evreilor din oraşul Lugoj.
103 (1941-1942)
Ordine, rapoarte ş i tabele privind evacuarea ş i deportarea ţ iganilor din judeţ .
113 (1943)
Ordine, rapoarte privind activitatea Grupului Etnic German din Lugoj.
Reel 6
Fond Legiunea de Jandarmi Severin. 1920-1949.
Fond nr. 193
Inv. nr. 828
1936:
1/1936 (1936-1945)
Ordine, rapoarte, situaţ ii statistice privind identificarea ş i urmărirea membrilor Gărzii de Fier.
4/1936 (1936-1941)
 secta nazarineană
1940:
16/1940 (1940)
Ordine, rapoarte, situaţ ii privind mişcarea iredentei ungare, a Grupului Etnic German, a evreilor.
1941:
19/1941 (1941)
Ordine, rapoarte, note informative, situaţ ii privind desfăş urarea Rebeliunii legionare în judeţ ul Severin în perioada 21-24.01.1941.
39/1941 (1941-1942)
Ordine, ordine telefonice, procese verbale, tabele ale posturilor de jandarmi înaintat Legiunii de Jandarmi Severin privind evacuarea evreilor ş i
ridicarea aparatelor de radio de la ei.
40/1940 (1941)
Situaţ ii statistice cu aparatele de radio.
41/1940 (1941)
Situaţ ii statistice cu sectanţ ii din raza judeţ ului Severin.
42/1941 (1941-1946)
Tabele nominale cu evreii din al doilea război mondial.
1942:
20/1942 (1942)
Ordin circular privind evidenţ a ş i controlul ţ iganilor.
42/1942 (iunie 1942)
Ordine ş i rapoarte în legătură cu întreprinderea textilă Eş elniţ a, proprietate a evreului Strausz Ludovic.
48/1942 (1942)
Sinteze informative privind propaganda naţ ională, atitudinea faţ ă de curentele extremiste, activitatea politică a diferitelor organizaţ ii,
comentarii asupra situaţ iei internaţ ionale, sistarea deportării evreilor, problema legionară etc.
71/1942 (1942)
Tabel cu cărţ ile germane editate în Germania după anul 1933 ş i care nu au voie să fie răspândite în ţ ară.
1943:
48/1943 (1943)
Corespondenţ ă privind activitatea medicilor evrei care sunt concentraţ i în lagărele de prizonieri pentru a le asigura asistenţ ă medicală.
51/1943 (1943)
Cerere ş i corespondenţ ă a ing. Kellner Ernest, din întreprinderea Mundos-Borlova-Armeniş relativ la asimilarea lui ş i a familiei ca cetăţ ean
român.
57/1943 (1943)
Ordine, rapoarte ş i tabele privind regimul ş i tratamentul evreilor aflaţ i în judeţ ul Severin.
68/1943 (1943)
Ordine M.I. referitoare la retragerea autorizaţ iilor de călătorie pe CFR date evreilor ş i la reţ inerea de lenjerie la un locuitor evreu din Găvojdia.
1944:
101/1944 (1944)
Adrese ş i tabele cu locuitorii deţ inători de aparate de radio din raza posturilor ş i cei cărora li s-au confiscat aparatele de radio conform
dispoziţ iilor superioare, tabele cu invalizii din raza postului Coş teiu.
1946:
95/1946 (1946)
Ordine, rapoarte, note informative privind starea de spirit a populaţ iei, evidenţ a refugiaţ ilor evrei din Basarabia ş i Bucovina.
Reel 6
Fond Legiunea de Jandarmi Severin. 1920-1949.
Fond nr. 193
Inv. nr. 828
1936:
1/1936 (1936-1945)
Ordine, rapoarte, situaţ ii statistice privind identificarea ş i urmărirea membrilor Gărzii de Fier.
4/1936 (1936-1941)
 secta nazarineană
1940:
16/1940 (1940)
Ordine, rapoarte, situaţ ii privind mişcarea iredentei ungare, a Grupului Etnic German, a evreilor.
1941:
19/1941 (1941)
Ordine, rapoarte, note informative, situaţ ii privind desfăş urarea Rebeliunii legionare în judeţ ul Severin în perioada 21-24.01.1941.
39/1941 (1941-1942)
Ordine, ordine telefonice, procese verbale, tabele ale posturilor de jandarmi înaintat Legiunii de Jandarmi Severin privind evacuarea evreilor ş i
ridicarea aparatelor de radio de la ei.
40/1940 (1941)
Situaţ ii statistice cu aparatele de radio.
41/1940 (1941)
Situaţ ii statistice cu sectanţ ii din raza judeţ ului Severin.
42/1941 (1941-1946)
Tabele nominale cu evreii din al doilea război mondial.
1942:
20/1942 (1942)
Ordin circular privind evidenţ a ş i controlul ţ iganilor.
42/1942 (iunie 1942)
Ordine ş i rapoarte în legătură cu întreprinderea textilă Eş elniţ a, proprietate a evreului Strausz Ludovic.
48/1942 (1942)
Sinteze informative privind propaganda naţ ională, atitudinea faţ ă de curentele extremiste, activitatea politică a diferitelor organizaţ ii,
comentarii asupra situaţ iei internaţ ionale, sistarea deportării evreilor, problema legionară etc.
71/1942 (1942)
Tabel cu cărţ ile germane editate în Germania după anul 1933 ş i care nu au voie să fie răspândite în ţ ară.
1943:
48/1943 (1943)
Corespondenţ ă privind activitatea medicilor evrei care sunt concentraţ i în lagărele de prizonieri pentru a le asigura asistenţ ă medicală.
51/1943 (1943)
Cerere ş i corespondenţ ă a ing. Kellner Ernest, din întreprinderea Mundos-Borlova-Armeniş relativ la asimilarea lui ş i a familiei ca cetăţ ean
român.
57/1943 (1943)
Ordine, rapoarte ş i tabele privind regimul ş i tratamentul evreilor aflaţ i în judeţ ul Severin.
68/1943 (1943)
Ordine M.I. referitoare la retragerea autorizaţ iilor de călătorie pe CFR date evreilor ş i la reţ inerea de lenjerie la un locuitor evreu din Găvojdia.
1944:
101/1944 (1944)
Adrese ş i tabele cu locuitorii deţ inători de aparate de radio din raza posturilor ş i cei cărora li s-au confiscat aparatele de radio conform
dispoziţ iilor superioare, tabele cu invalizii din raza postului Coş teiu.
1946:
95/1946 (1946)
Ordine, rapoarte, note informative privind starea de spirit a populaţ iei, evidenţ a refugiaţ ilor evrei din Basarabia ş i Bucovina.
Reel 7
Fond Prefectura judeţ ului Severin. 1919-1937.; 1938-1950
Fond nr. 223
Inv. nr. 1346
1935:
18/1935 (1935)
Adresa Comitetului Local Lugoj pentru ajutorarea germanilor din Basarabia, rapoarte ale Comitetului Local Lugoj privind înfiinţ area filialei Lugoj a
Asociaţ iei romilor, pendinte de Uniunea Generală a Romilor din România.
19/1935 (1935)
Adresă a Comunităţ ii evreilor din Caransebeş prin care se solicită prefecturii sprijin în soluţ ionarea unor probleme interne de organizare.
1936:
23/1936 (1936)
Memoriul medicului din Bethhausen privind starea de spirit a populaţ iei din comună, rapoarte ale pretorilor, corespondenţ ă cu organele
poliţ ieneş ti privind arderea în public la Făget a ziarelor “Dimineaţ a” ş i “Adevărul” de către un grup de intelectuali, împiedicarea acţ iunilor de
dezordine ale grupărilor antisemite, cenzura presei.
25/1936 (1936)
Adresa Ministerului de Interne prin care se transmite cererea Uniunii Generale a Romilor din Româniapentru vânzarea a 500.000 cărămizi pentru
colectarea de fonduri.
26/1936 (1936)
Ordine circulare ale Ministerului de Interne pentru interzicerea difuzării unor publicaţ ii legionare difuzate la Grupul studenţ esc de la Tg. Mureş .
42/1936 (1936-1937)
Ordine circulare ş i raport privind împiedicarea vagabondajului ţ iganilor nomazi.
1937:
6/1937 (1937)
Ordine, rapoarte, circulare ş i corespondenţ ă referitoare la revizuireea înscrierilor în registrul de naţ ionalitate. Tabel nominal cu cei propuş i
pentru revizuire.
17/1937 (1937)
Ordine ale Ministerului de Interne referitoare la fondurile strânse de organizaţ iile sioniste. Instalarea taberei sioniste la Căvăran.
1938:
7/1938 (1938)
Ordine, rapoarte, tabele, instrucţ iuni, decizii, corespondenţ ă privind situaţ ia cetăţ eniei evreilor ş i acelor fără cetăţ enie din comunele
judeţ ului.
11/1938 (1938-1939)
miş carea legionară
21/1938 (1938)
Ordine ş i telegrame ale Ministerului de Interne privind Regulamentul de funcţ ionare a Comisariatului General pentru Minorităţ i, modalităţ i de
aprobare a şedinţ elor Uniunii Comunităţ ii Evreieş ti din Vechiul Regat.
22/1938 (1938)
Ordine, instrucţ iuni, rapoarte, situaţ ii ş i corespondenţ ă referitoare la populaţ ia ş i comunităţ ile evreieş ti din ţ ară, activitatea Noii
organizaţ ii sioniste.
24/1938 (1938)
Cererea coloniş tilor ţ igani din Măguri pentru amenajarea unui cimitir.
69/1938 (1938)
Ordine, rapoarte ş i situaţ ii privind înscrierile populaţ iei în registrele de naţ ionalitate la primării.
Reel 7 and 8
70/1938 (1938)
Rapoarte ş i tabele cuprinzând căsătoriile mixte, treceri de la o confesiune la alta.
198/1938 (1938-1940)
cultele religioase ş i sectele din judeţ
70/1938 (1938)
Rapoarte ş i tabele cuprinzând căsătoriile mixte, treceri de la o confesiune la alta.
198/1938 (1938-1940)
cultele religioase ş i sectele din judeţ
199/1938 (1938)
cultele religioase ş i sectele din judeţ
Reel 8
209/1938 (1938)
Ordin circular al Ministerului de Interne la trecerea de la religia mozaică la cea ortodoxă.
210/1938 (1938)
baptiş ti
211/1938 (1938)
adventiş ti
213/1938 (1938)
secte religioase din judeţ
1939:
28/1939 (1939)
Notă informativă ş i proces verbal privind activitatea propagandistică a Comunităţ ii Evreieşti.
136/1939 (1939-1943)
Instrucţ iuni, circulare, rapoarte privind combaterea epidemiei de tifos exantematic cu măsuri referitoare la ţ igani corturari, refugiaţ i bolnavi,
etc.
1940:
1/1940 (1940)
Raport informativ privind atitudinea populaţ iei germane faţ ă de o eventuală venire a lui Hitler la Timiş oara, nesiguranţ a în care se simt
cetăţ enii evrei, speranţ ele cetăţ enilor de origine maghiară în legătură cu cedarea Ardealului, corespondenţ ă privind situaţ ia juridică a
evreilor, situaţ ii statistice privind populaţ ia de origine maghiară din judeţ .
23/1940 (1940)
Notă informativă a Diviziei 19 Infanterie referitoare la miş carea legionară românească în Iugoslavia.
32/1940 (1940-1941)
Note informative, rapoarte, situaţ ii, tabele ş i corespondenţ ă referitoare la populaţ ia evreiască din ţ ară, măsuri restrictive luate împotriva ei.
34/1940 (1940)
Ordine, rapoarte, note informative declaraţ ii ş i corespondenţ ă referitoare la populaţ ia germană ş i activitatea G.E.G. din judeţ ul Severin,
plecarea tinerilor germani în Germania.
90/1940 (1940)
Ordine circulare privind interzicerea căsătoriilor dintre funcţ ionarii publici români cu persoane de altă etnie decât cea română.
98/1940 (1940)
Cererea muncitorilor de la Întreprinderea forestieră din Zăvoi adresată miş cării legionare privind mărirea salariilor.
1941:
22/1941 (1941-1945)
Rapoarte ale Poliţ iei de reşedinţ ă Lugoj privind nemulţ umirea populaţ iei în ceea ce priveş te aprovizionarea cu alimente, procese verbale,
tabele, plângeri privind confiscarea aparatelor de radio de la evrei, restituirea lor.
23/1941 (1941-1943)
Ordine, rapoarte, tabele, reclamaţ ii ş i corespondenţ ă referitoare la: exproprierea ş i administrarea unor averi ale evreilor ş i limitarea unor
drepturi ale acestora; imobilele ş i proprietăţ ile evreieş ti din oraşele Lugoj, Orş ova, exproprierea unor proprietăţ i evreieşti.
1942:
10/1942 (1942)
Ordine, rapoarte, tabel ş i corespondenţ ă referitoare la: administrarea ş i răscumpărarea bunurilor evreieşti ş i a lucrărilor executate cu
meseriaş i evrei, imobilele expropriate de la evrei, tabel cu evrei apţ i de muncă.
1943:
5/1943 (1943)
Ordine ale Ministerului de Interne pentru excluderea evreilor de la licitaţ ii.
36/1943 (1943)
asociaţ iile religioase din judeţ .
1946:
2/1946 (1946)
Ordine, rapoarte referitoare la cererea lui Hriscu Pavel din Rusca Montană privind botezarea copilului său de către M.S. Regele Mihai I, acordarea
dreptului de cetăţ enie română evreilor.
3/1946 (1946)
Ordin circular al Ministerului de Interne pentru sprijinirea de către autorităţ i a cetăţ enilor repatriaţ i din URSS.
1948:
11/1948 (1948)
Instrucţ iuni, ordine circulare, telegrame, situaţ ii privind “criminalii de război” judecaţ i de Tribunalele Poporului din Bucureşti ş i Cluj, trecerea
în patrimoniul statului în baza Legii nr. 312 din 1945 persoanele care ş i-au pierdut cetăţ enia română conform Decretului nr. 162.
RG 25.027
Selected records from Sabin Manuila collection
Extent: 1 reel, 35 mm
Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the collection from the Romanian National Archives , Inventory XIII.209.
Restrictions on use: No use for commercial purposes.
Organization and arrangement:
Language:
Preferred citation:
Scope and content note:
Inventory:
1940--1944.
Contains records related to the fate of Romanies ("Gypsies) in Romania as well as related to the forced labor of Jews. 30 pp of documents in
Romanian.
RG 25.028 Selected Records from Collections of the Mureş Branch of the Romanian National
Archives, 1933-1950
Extent: 19 microfilm reels, 35 mm.
Provenance: United States Holocaust Museum International Archives, From the Romanian State Archives, Mureş Branch ; Inventory: 57, 189, 309, 310, 415, 459, 88
1110, 1323. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the filmed collection from the Romanian State Archives via the United States Holocau
Museum International Archives Project in June 2005.
Language: In Romanian.
Preferred citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives branch.
Scope and content note: Includes records concerning Jewish matters and the policy of local offices toward Jewish questions. Contains orders to arrest w
criminals, investigations into alleged war criminals, surveillance of nomadic Roma, reports on deportation of Jews to Auschwitz, military taxes owed by Jew
surveillance of the Iron Guards, confiscation of Jewish property, treatment of arrested British and American POWs, and correspondence concerning the "Jew
problem". The collection includes selected records from the Legion of Gendarmes of Mureş, the Mayorship of Tirgu-Mureş, and the Prefecture of Mureş district, t
Prefecture of Târnava Mare, The Commissariat of Police in Reghin district, and various other gendarme headquarters. It also includes selected postwar records
the Jewish Democratic Committees of Târnaveni, in the district of Târnava Micâ; and of Mureş district.
Inventory in Romanian:
Arhivele Naţ ionale – Direcţ ia Judeţ eană Mureş
Fond Legiunea de jandarmi a judeţ ului Mureş . 1945-1949.
nr. inv. 57
Fond mare. Aranjat pe Sectoare de Jandarmi ş i, în cadrul acestora, pe Posturi de Jandarmi.
Reel 1
A. Legiunea de jandarmi a jud. Mureş . 1. Biroul comandament ş i mobilizare.
2 (1944-1946) (79 f.)
Ordine de la eş aloanele superioare privind urmărirea unor criminali de război, foş ti legionari ş i a infractorilor, aplicarea Convenţ iei de Armistiţ iu,
etc.
4 (1945-1946) (135)
Ordine de la eşaloanele superioare privind organizarea serviciului de informaţ ii, urmărirea unor criminali de război, foşti legionari ş i a
infractorilor, aplicarea Convenţ iei de Armistiţ iu etc.
A. Legiunea de jandarmi a jud. Mureş . 2. Biroul adjutanturei ş i evidenţ ei.
84/a (1945) (618)
Procese-verbale, tabele ş i altă corespondenţ ă privind dezertarea soldaţ ilor din armata hitleristă, comportarea autorităţ ilor maghiare în perioada
1940-1944 ş i alte probleme.
Reel 2
A. Legiunea de jandarmi a jud. Mureş . 3. Biroul Poliţ iei.
103 (1944-1945) (613)
Ordine, instrucţ iuni ş i rapoarte în leg. cu urmărirea foş tilor legionari, a cetăţ enilor români refugiaţ i cu armata hitleristă ş i a criminalilor de
război etc.
Reel 3
115 (1945) (213)
Buletine de urmărire a unor evadaţ i, foşti legionari, criminali de război etc.
123 (1946) (89)
Buletine de urmărire pt. descoperirea unor infractori, dezertori, dispăruţ i, criminali de război sau de altă natură etc.
147 (1947) (49)
Buletine de urmărire pt. descoperirea unor infractori, dispăruţ i, criminali de război sau de altă natură.
148 (1947-1948) (409)
Ordine, declaraţ ii, procese-verbale ş i altă corespondenţ ă privind evidenţ a ş i urmărirea cetăţ enilor străini, a criminalilor de război, dezertorilor
etc.
162 (1948) (59)
Buletine de urmărire pt. descoperirea unor infractori, dezertori, dispăruţ i, criminali de război sau de altă natură.
Sectorul de jandarmi Band
216 (1945-1946) (333)
Ordine, circulare, situaţ ii ş i altă corespondenţ ă în leg. cu manifestările iredentiste maghiare, cetăţ eni români internaţ i în lagăre ş i închisori între
1940-1944, cetăţ eni străini rămaş i sau stabiliţ i după 23 august 1944 în Ardealul de Nord, identificarea conducătorilor, membrilor ş i
propagandiş tilor organizaţ iilor legionare ş i fasciste Nylos Keresztes, Megujhados Part, ş i activitatea lor.
Postul de jandarmi Band
225 (1945-1946) (65)
Ordine circulare cu privire la formarea detaş amentelor de lucru, organizarea raziilor, supravegherea persoanelor eliberate din lagărele de internare
ş i a criminalilor de război, precum ş i tabele cu cetăţ enii străini, pretorii ş i notarii care au funcţ ionat între 1940-1944, cetăţ enii români asasinaţ i
în timpul retragerii armatelor maghiare (1944).
Reel 3, 4
Postul de jandarmi Căpuş u de Câmpie
232 (1945) (138)
Ordine ş i altă corespondenţ ă referit. la repatrierea cetăţ enilor sovietici, urmărirea criminalilor de război ş i a spionilor germani, evidenţ a
demobilizaţ ilor, preobleme administrative, organizarea pazei etc.
Reel 4
234 (1948) (615)
Ordine ş i altă corespondenţ ă privitoare la organizarea arhivei, urmărirea criminalilor de război, a bandelor teroriste şi a evadaţ ilor, portul
uniformei militare, evidenţ a recruţ ilor din 1946-1947 etc.
Postul de jandarmi Dileu Vechi
235 (1945) (178)
Ordine, procese-verbale, note informative ş i altă corespondenţ ă despre urmărirea criminalilor de război, a miş cărilor foştilor legionari, a
cetăţ enilor străini ş i a paraş utiş tilor, arestarea evadaţ ilor, predarea ş i primirea postului, asociaţ iile culturale ş i profesionale, rechiziţ iile,
demobilizarea, activitatea informativă etc.
Sectorul de jandarmi Deda
258 (1948) (11)
Ordine, situaţ ii, note infrormative ş i altă corespondenţ ă în leg. cu evidenţ a ofiţ erilor de rezervă ş i a ţ iganilor nomazi, urmărirea reacţ ionarilor
ş i a sabotajelor, organizarea serviciului poliţ ienesc, probleme administrative ş i altele.
Reel 5, 6
260 (1948-1949) (1036)
Legi, ordine, instrucţ iuni, planuri, dări de seamă ş i altă corespondenţ ă privind urmărirea criminalilor de război ş i a propagandei reacţ ionare,
circulaţ ia produselor ţ ărăneşti, starea de spirit a populaţ iei, nereguli constatate la inspecţ ie, patrulare ş i circulaţ ia pe ş osele publice, probleme
administrative ş i altele.
Postul de jandarmi Dămieni
329 (1947-1948) (577)
Ordine, circulări, dovezi ş i altă corespondenţ ă în leg. cu urmărirea agitatorilor pt. plecarea tineretului în Ungaria, a foş tilor legionari, a sectelor
religioase, a membrilor Comitetului Tătarilor din Crimeea ş i a infractorilor, permise de port armă, probleme administrativ-gospodăreşti etc.
Reel 6
330 (1947-1948) (41)
Ordine ş i altă corespondenţ ă privind planificarea muncii, organizaţ iile religioase subverisive (“Uniţ ii Romei”), cetăţ enii străini, percheziţ iile
imobiliare, urmărirea ţ iganilor nomazi, a paraş utiş tilor, teroriş tilor etc. ş i întocmirea evidenţ ei moş ierilor, speculanţ ilor, comercianţ ilor ş i a
altora.
334 (1948-1949) (311)
Ordine, circulare, rapoarte ş i altă corespondenţ ă în legătură cu urmărirea criminalilor de război, a manifestărilor duşmănoase statului (sabotaje,
crime, propagandă etc.) ş i a infractorilor, probleme administrativ-gospodăreşti, colectarea cerealelor ş i alte probleme.
Reel 6, 7
Postul de jandarmi Acăţ ari
385 (1946-1947) (859)
Ordine circulare ale Legiunii de Jandarmi ş i rapoarte ale postului referitoare la: urmărirea populaţ iei germane ş i a cetăţ enilor străini, activitatea
gărzilor zdrenţ ăroş ilor, răspândirea manifestelor reacţ ionare, crimele săvârş ite în timpul războiului în lagărul de concentrare Acăţ ari,
identificarea foştilor legionari, organizarea activităţ ii postului, numărul populaţ iei pe naţ ionalităţ i, colectarea cerealelor etc.
387 (1947-1948) (585)
Ordine, instrucţ iuni ş i corespondenţ ă a Legiunii de Jandarmi, tribunal ş i Pretura plăş ii în leg. cu aprovizionarea trupei, permise de port armă,
scoaterea din arhivă a actelor cu caracter fascist ş i antisovietic, urmărirea infractorilor, plasarea tractoarelor, amenajarea cimitirelor eroilor,
plata salariilor, etc.
Postul de jandarmi Dămieni
409 (1948) (313)
Ordine, instrucţ iuni ş i altă corespondenţ ă privind urmărirea criminalilor de război ş i a altor infractori, educaţ ia politică a jandarmilor,
combaterea speculei, probleme administrative etc.
Reel 7
Postul de jandarmi Corunca
433 (1948) (17)
Ordine ş i instrucţ iuni, referate, tabele ş i altă corespondenţ ă în leg. cu comportarea ofiţ erilor ş i subofiţ erilor, predarea corespondenţ ei la
Siguranţ ă, refacerea căilor de comunicaţ ie, urmărirea ţ iganilor nomazi, planuri de acţ iune, etc.
Postul de jandarmi Ernei
441 (1948) (18)
Ordine privind instruirea jandarmilor, urmărirea ţ iganilor nomazi, evidenţ a rezerviş tilor, supravegherea cultelor religioase, identificarea
elementelor reacţ ionare, etc.
Postul de jandarmi Sângeorgiu de Mureş
468 (-) (-)
Ordine, instrucţ iuni, rapoarte ş i altă corespondenţ ă privind urmărirea infranctorilor ş i încheierea actelor, supravegherea cetăţ enilor repatriaţ i
ş i a celor străini, distrugerea cărţ ilor, broş urilor ş i regulamentelor reacţ ionare din biblioteci ş i arhivă, colectări, nereguli constatate la inspecţ ii
ş i alte probleme.
Postul de jandarmi Chiheru
511 (1948-1949) (42)
Ordine circulare privind urmărirea infractorilor, activitatea sectelor religioase, a paraş utiş tilor ş i ţ iganilor nomazi, paza secţ iilor de votare,
organizarea servciului de informare, secretul corespondenţ ei, etc.
Postul de jandarmi Batoş
545 (1946-1947) (857)
Ordine, circulare, reclamaţ ii, declaraţ ii ş i tabele referitoare la transferarea subofiţ erilor, urmărirea criminalilor de război, spionilor, trădătorilor,
saş ilor plecaţ i din comună, germanilor evadaţ i, etc.
Sectorul de jandarmi Râciu
586 (1946-1947) (1072)
Ordine, instrucţ iuni, rapoarte ş i altă corespondenţ ă privind programul de instrucţ ie, urmărirea unor infractori, evidenţ a evreilor repatriaţ i,
sprijinirea achiziţ iilor în contul armiatiţ iului, transferări ş i drepturile băneşti ale subofiţ erilor, încorporări ş i alte probleme.
Postul de jandarmi Şincai
613 (1946) (72)
Ordine, instrucţ iuni, tabele ş i altă corespondenţ ă privind situaţ ia populaţ iei în timpul războiului (comportarea autorităţ ilor hortiste, deportarea
populaţ iei în lagăre) ş i alte probleme.
Postul de jandarmi Sângeorgiu de Pădure
651 (1946-1947) (124)
Procese-verbale, declaraţ ii ş i altă corespondenţ ă în leg. cu anchetarea unor infracţ iuni (furt, abandonarea familiei, conflicte în leg. cu aplicarea
reformei agrare, deportarea evreilor la Auschwitz etc.).
Sectorul de jandarmi Teaca
660 (1946) (83)
Ordine, planuri de acţ iune ş i rapoarte privind colonizarea saş ilor ş i secuilor, ş ovinismul maghiar ş i miş carea antidemocratică.
664 (1946-1947) (61)
Ordine ş i planuri de acţ iune privind urmărirea elementelor iredentiste, profasciste ş i a sectelor religioase interzise, precum ş i declaraţ ii cu privire
la administraţ ia maghiară din 1940-1944.
Postul de jandarmi Bilbor
739 (1947-1948) (1122)
Decrete, ordine circulare ş i altă corespondenţ ă privind încorporarea, organizarea spectacolelor muzicale, călătoria pe CFR, urmărirea
dezertorilor, a cetăţ enilor străini, foş tilor legionari, sectelor religioase interzise, organizaţ iilor subversive, campaniile agricole, evrei plecaţ i,
organizarea pazei, etc.
Postul de jandarmi Gălăuţ aş
751 (1947) (1000)
Decrete, informări, procese-verbale ş i altă corespondenţ ă privind urmărirea cetăţ enilor străini, a sectelor religioase interzise ş i a foş tilor
hortiş ti, organizarea activităţ ii postului.
Fond Avocatura Statului Târnava Mare. 1922-1944.
nr. inv. 309
75 u.a.; aranjate de la 1 la 75.
70 (1943) (-)
Proces: Administraţ ia financiară a jud. Târnava Mare c/a lui Ernest Heilper pt. achitarea taxelor militare datorate de evrei.
Fond Prefectura judeţ ului Mureş . Materiale documentare (create de) C.A.S.B.I.
nr. inv. 310
363 u.a.; aranjate de la 1 la 363.
1 (1945) (86 f.)
Lucrări de administrare a bunurilor absenteiş tilor; cereri de locuinţ ă, de repartizări de cereale, de numiri de administratori etc.
2 (1945) (117)
Cereri pt. restituiri de mobiliere, scoateri de averi din inventarele CASBI, etc.
3 (1945) (118)
Numiri de administratori pt. evidenţ a mobiliarelor, cereri de repartizări de mobiliere etc.
4 (1945) (114)
Vânzări de materiale sechestrate, cereri de scoatere de pe lista absenteiş tilor, repartizări de mobiliere etc.
6 (1945) (115)
Restituirea bunurilor personale ş i numirea de administratori asupra bunurilor inamice.
7 (1945) (68)
Punerea în vânzare a caselor absenteiş tilor, restituirea de mobiliere, numiri de funcţ ionari ş i administratori, etc.
8 (1945) (101)
Cereri ş i plângeri în leg. cu bunurile proprii.
9 (1945) (41)
Tabelul mobilierului absenteiş tilor ş i situaţ ia întreprinderilor comerciale din diferite oraşe.
10 (1945) (111)
Bunuri rămase de absenteiş ti şi ridicate de armata sovietică şi inventarierea averii.
11 (1945) (55)
Scoaterea averilor încadrate în art. 8 din Convenţ ia de Armistiţ iu.
12 (1945) (70)
Scoaterea averii de sub sechestru, restituirea mobilierului ş i numirii de custozi etc.
…………………………..
Urmează alte dosare: acelaş i conţ inut.
…………………………..
21 (1945) (124)
Inventarierea ş i recensământul bunurilor părăsite, aparţ inând germanilor, ungurilor conf. art. 8 din Convenţ ia de Armistiţ iu.
………………………….
Urmează alte dosare: acelaş i conţ inut.
…………………………..
150 (1946) (122)
Situaţ ia întocmirii dosarelor absenteiş tilor saş i, înscrierea bunurilor saş ilor, inventarierea mobilierului ş i situaţ ia bunurilor rurale.
………………………….
Urmează alte dosare: acelaş i conţ inut.
…………………………..
226 (1946) (212)
Fiş e ale cetăţ enilor absenteiş ti ş i fiş e pt. averea persoanelor încadrate în art. 8 din Convenţ ia de Armistiţ iu.
227 (1946) (161)
Idem. …………
…………………………..
Urmează alte dosare: acelaş i conţ inut.
…………………………..
318 (1949) (161)
Trecerea bunurilor imobile în patrimoniul Comunităţ ii Democratice Evreieşti, Uniunii Tineretului Muncitoresc, M.A.I., etc.
…………………………..
Urmează alte dosare: acelaş i conţ inut.
…………………………..
Reel 8
Arhivele Naţ ionale – Direcţ ia Judeţ eană Mureş
Fond Legiunea de jandarmi Târnava Mare. 1933-1949.
nr. inv. 330
În total: 184 u.a., numerotate de la 1 la 184.
1 (1933-1942) (20 f.)
Evidenţ a persoanelor cu orientări fasciste, iredentiste maghiare, absenteiş ti, reformaţ i etc. – Postul Vânători.
2 (1943) (23)
Registru de evidenţ ă a persoanelor cuprinse în diferite organizaţ ii politice ş i religioase (secte) – Postul Daia.
3 (1943) (6)
Idem – Postul Saschid.
4 (1943) (9)
Idem – Postul Criş .
8 (1945) (330)
Miş carea iredentistă maghiară, aplicarea reformei agrare, mişcările extremiste ale grupurilor etnice german ş i maghiar, rapoarte ale posturilor de
jandarmi despre starea de spirit a populaţ iei, manifestări politice extremiste, transfugi.
9 (1945) (562)
Prigoniri, tratarea acestora, rapoarte ale secţ iilor privind raziile efectuate, dări de seamă asupra “gărzilor cetăţ eneşti”, grupe de militari germani
care activează clandestin, trimiteri de persoane în URSS în detaş amentele de muncă, reîntoarceri a persoanelor care au făcut parte din cadrul
armatei germane, furturi.
11 (1945) (1367)
Coresp. cu forurile superioare ş i subordonate privind Chestiunile fasciste ş i hitleriste (tabele nominale ale membrilor grupului etnic german,
absenteiş tilor, repatrieri, manifestări contra ideilor fasciste, etc.).
11/a (1945) (301)
Problema legionară.
12 (1945) (683)
Ordine ş i instrucţ iuni ale forurilor superioare, coresp. cu organele subordonate refer. la regimul persoanelor străine din ţ ară.
13 (1945) (1315)
Ordine ş i instrucţ iuni ale forurilor superioare, coresp. cu organele subordonate referit. la internarea în lagăre a unor persoane de origine etnică
neromână (rapoarte, tabele nominale, situaţ ii, etc.).
16 (1945) (637)
Tabele, situaţ ii, evidenţ e privind bunurile rămase de la armata germană ş i Grupul Etnic German.
19 (1945) (-)
Postul de jandarmi Saschiz. Evidenţ a bărbaţ ilor de origine săsească din com.Saschiz care s-au înrolat în armata germană.
20 (1945) (44)
Postul de jandarmi Copş a Mică. Miş carea fascistă antidemocratică (hitleriş ti, legionari, ş oviniş ti, extremiş ti, sabotori, instigatori, etc.).
21 (1945-1946) (1066)
Tabele, situaţ ii privind trimiterea saş ilor la muncă în URSS; persoane internate în lagăr.
24 (1945-1946) (-)
Postul de jandarmi Saschiz. Evidenţ ă, situaţ ii, tabele nominale privind popul. săsească (absenteiş ti, repatrieri, etc.).
Reel 8, 9
26 (1945-1946) (988)
Ordine ş i dispoziţ ii ale forurilor superioar, coresp. cu organele subordonate referitoare la: miş c. legionară, fascistă, iredentistă maghiară (istoricul
acestor miş cări extremiste, hărţ i cu centrele acestor miş cări), urmărirea persoanelor suspecte, cercetări.
29 (1945-1946) (498)
Coresp. cu organele subordonate privind popul. de origine săsească (trimiteri la muncă în URSS, absenteiş tii, repatrieri, etc.).
30, 32, 33, 35, 36, 37, 45, 52, 75, 76, 81
 Germani (+ maghiari).
91
 Secte.
95
Germani
102
 Supuş ii străini.
139
 Germani.
140 (1948-1949) (100)
Sectorul de jandarmi Agnita. Ordine ale forurilor superioare privind administraţ ia internă, ţ iganii nomazi, disciplina internă, campania electorală,
absenteiş tii, sprijinirea lucrărilor agricole.
167, 168, 169, 170
 Germani.
În unele dosare, nenotate aici, există referiri la sectele religioase.
Arhivele Naţ ionale – Direcţ ia Judeţ eană Mureş
Fond Prefectura judeţ ului Târnava Mare. 1921-1944.
nr. inv. 415
1934: nimic util.
1935: nimic util.
1936:
13/1936
Tablouri cuprinzând nr. locuitorilor din comunele judeţ ului după naţ ionalităţ i ş i nr. alegătorilor pe naţ ionalităţ i pt. Camera Deputaţ ilor.
Reel 9
9/1937
 Legionari.
27/1938
 Legionari.
28/1938
Rapoarte, situaţ ii ale organelor în subordine privind aplicarea legilor pt. dobândirea ş i pierderea cetăţ eniei române.
72/1938
Ordine ale M.I. privind interzicerea practicii ghicitului.
77/1938
Rapoarte ale administraţ iilor locale privind căsătoriile mixte.
82/1938
Coresp. cu Ministerul Instrucţ iunii ş i Cultelor privind acordarea de autorizaţ ii pt. funcţ ionarea diferitelor culte religioase.
10/1939
 Mişcarea legionară.
25/1939
Ordine ale M.I. privind populaţ ia minoritară.
27/1939
Coresp. cu M.I. ş i organele subordonate privind refugiaţ ii polonezi, rechiziţ ii pt. armată.
28/1939
Coresp. cu organele superioare, circulare privind asasinarea ninistrului de interne Armand Călinescu.
Reel 10
79/1939
Ordinul M.I., coresp. cu jud. Mureş privind funcţ ionarea centrelor asociaţ iei “Noua Organizaţ ie Sionistă”.
80/1939
Coresp. cu organele în subordine privind statistici ale credincioş ilor pe confesiuni.
86/1939
Ordinul M.I. privind reaportul dintre autorităţ ile de stat ş i preoţ ii confesiunilor minoritare.
87/1939
Ordine ale M.I., coresp. cu subunităţ ile în subordine, rapoarte privind revizirea cetăţ eniei.
Reel 10, 11
1940:
1/1940
Ordine date de M.I. privind: Identificarea agenţ ilor propagandiş ti ai Partidului Comunist, măsuri contra organizaţ iilor paramilitare ale tinerilor
minoritari; Ordinea publică ş i siguranţ a statului; Problema evreilor; Prezentarea raporturilor dintre români ş i unguri, activitatea unugurilor în
teritoriul rămas României, activitatea legionarilor, tablouri privind funcţ ionarii poliţ iei din judeţ .
Reel 11
2/1940
Buletin cotrainformativ trimis Biroului statistic militar Cluj privind starea de spirit a populaţ iei (româneş ti, maghiare, săseş ti ş i evreieş ti),
curentele sociale, politice, religioase, manifestări dăunătoare statului (defetism, terorism, sabotaj, spionaj), activitatea diferitelor foste partide,
propaganda comunistă, activitatea Gărzii de Fier atât din sate cât ş i din oraş ele judeţ ului.
4/1940
Procese-verbale dresate la Sighiş oara ş i Mediaş cu privire la combaterea propagandei maghiare, în ceea ce priveşte afirmaţ iile maltratării
ungurilor; declaraţ ii ale unor cetăţ eni români privind felul cum au fost trataţ i de autorităţ ile maghiare ş i populaţ ia maghiară până în momentul
când au fost expulzaţ i.
5/1940
Acte ref. la cedarea teritoriului către Ungaria. Ordine date de prefect pt. oprirea transportării din terit. rămas în terit. cedat Ungariei a obiectelor de
artă, lucrări de valoare, biblioteci, arhive care aparţ ineau instituţ iilor de stat, ale administraţ iei locale. Ordin dat de prefect comandantului Legiunii
de Jandarmi pt. a opri pe locuitorii maghiari fugiţ i în Ungaria de a se mai înapoia în România pt. a dezvolta o acţ iune ş ovină. Tabele cu locuitorii din
Sighiş oara care au trecut în teritoriul cedat. Ordine către pretori pt. a opri orice represalii împotriva maghiarilor. Declaraţ ii ale românilor refugiaţ i
din teritoriile cedate Ungariei (alungaţ i din comune, bătuţ i, etc.). Tabele cu personalul de origine maghiară care a fost concediat de către
întreprinderile industriale.
6/1940
Lucrări, situaţ ii privind evacuarea teritoriului cedat Ungariei. Vol. I. ………….. ……….
7/1940
Idem. Vol. II.
10/1940
Tablouri privind cetăţ enii români care au părăsit ţ ara în mod clandestin.
12/1940
Coresp. priv. la funcţ ionarii judeţ ului: incidentele dintre saşii şi românii din Sighişoara; …… …….. ……. ……….. …… tablouri cu funcţ ionarii evacuaţ i din
Bucov. şi Basar. transferaţ i în instituţ iile judeţ ului.
15/1940
Coresp. cu M.I. ş i organele în subordine priv. interzicerea tuturor colectelor publice de bani lansate de asociaţ iile evreieşti ş i confiscarea lor.
16/1940
 Refugiaţ ii din Bas. ş i Bucov.
26/1940
 Refugiaţ ii din Bas. ş i Bucov.
Reel 12
48/1940
Situaţ ii priv. populaţ ia judeţ ului arătate pe comune ş i naţ ionalităţ i, arătându-se ş i procentul.
51/1940
Ordine ale M.I. priv. problema refugiaţ ilor polonezi. Liste cu ofiţ erii polonezi fugiţ i din lagărele de internare, tablou cu localităţ ile în care au voie să
se stabilească refugiaţ ii polonezi.
53/1940
Ordinul Ministerului Colonizării priv. inventarierea ş i preluarea proprietăţ ilor evreieşti, cuprinzând proprietăţ ile evreieşti din judeţ .
62/1940
Coresp. cu Asociaţ ia Uniunii Generale a Romilor din România ş i cu organele în subordine priv. organizarea subcentrelor romilor în acest judeţ .
72/1940
Coresp. cu M.I. ş i cu organele în subordine priv. presupusa arestare a unor locuitori saş i.
74/1940
Ordinul M.I. priv. aprobarea organizaţ iilor sioniste de a aduce fonduri.
84/1940
Tabele, evidenţ e priv. personalul administrativ din judeţ (notari, primari); tablou cuprinzând notariatele din judeţ pe plăş i; tabele cuprinzând
procentele populaţ iei română ş i săsească din comunele judeţ ului.
89/1940
 Refugiaţ ii.
7/1941
 Legionarii.
10/1941
Situaţ ii, cereri, evidenţ e ajutoare, permise de trecere, priv. populaţ ia refugiată din Basarabia.
11/1941
Coresp. cu organele superioare ş i subordonate priv. populaţ ia maghiară ş i evreiască din judeţ , treceri peste frontieră.
12/1941
Coresp. cu organele superioare ş i subordonate priv. populaţ ia săsească.
15/1941
 Legionari.
Reel 12, 13
16/1941
 Legionari.
Reel 13, 14
17/1941
Ordine, instrucţ iuni, situaţ ii privind exproprierea evreilor ş i bulgarilor expropriaţ i (sic!).
Reel 14
20/1941
Coresp. cu organele superioare ş i cele inferioare priv. evacuarea, preluarea averilor evreilor evacuaţ i.
22/1941
Coresp. cu organele superioare ş i cele subordonate privind folosirea evreilor la diferite munci.
23/1941
Ordine ale M.I. ş i Min.Ec.Naţ . privind bunurile germanilor repatriaţ i.
25/1941
Coresp. cu M.I. ş i organele subordonate privind coloniile maghiare create în perioada 1900-1916.
34/1941
Ordinul Min. Muncii priv. recrutarea lucrătorilor ce urmează a fi angajaţ i pt. lucru ş i specializare în întreprinderile ş i uzinele de stat din Germania.
111/1941
 …; regimul trupelor germane în Rom., etc.
126/1941
Ordinul M.I. către prefecţ i ş i comandantul lagărelor Tg.-Jiu ş i Dumbrăveni, privind obligativitatea evreilor croitori ş i cismari de a lucra în cadrul
armatei (statistica lor).
Reel 14, 15
139/1941
Ordine ale M.I., rapoarte, situaţ ii, statistici priv. cultele religioase din judeţ .
146/1941
Evidenţ e privind ajutorarea popul. refugiate din Bas. ş i Bucov.
154/1941
Evidenţ a persoanelor care trăiesc în concubinaj.
1/1942
Registrul actelor confidenţ iale ale prefecturii. (Notă pe Inventar: Trecute la Pretura Dumbrăveni nr. 75)
5/1942
Coresp. confidenţ ială a prefectului priv. la populaţ ia săsească din judeţ .
6/1942
Coresp. confidenţ ială a prefectului priv. la populaţ ia maghiară.
7/1942
Coresp. confidenţ ială a prefectului priv. raporturile autorităţ ilor române cu armata germană din judeţ .
8/1942
Coresp. confidenţ ială a prefectului ref. la evrei.
11/1942
Coresp. confidenţ ială a prefectului priv. sechestrarea aparatelor de radio.
20/1942
Coresp. cu M.I. ş i organele în subordine privind ajutorarea popul. refugiate din Bas. ş i Bucov.
26/1942
Coresp. cu organele superioare ş i subordonate priv. controlul supuş ilor bulgari.
28/1942
Coresp. cu organele superioare ş i subordonate priv. repatrierea unor persoane de naţ ionalit. Maghiară în Ungaria. Vol. I.
29/1942
Idem. Vol. II.
30/1942
Tabele nominale de persoanele de cetăţ enie română din teritoriile deslipite aflate în comunele din judeţ .
Reel 15, 16
37/1942
Coresp. cu M.I. ş i organele subordonate privind evacuarea ş i sechestrarea averilor evreilor din mediul rural.
49/1942
Situaţ ia averilor absenteiş tilot unguri după dictatul de la Viena.
50/1942
Tabele, situaţ ii, evidenţ e privind munca de folos obş tesc efectuată prin prestaţ ii.
51/1942
Tabele privind lucrările executate prin prestaţ ii în judeţ .
52/1942
Planuri de lucru de folos obş tesc.
9/1943
Coresp. cu organele superioare ş i cele în subordine privind problema schimbului de populaţ ie între Rom. ş i Bulg., tabele cu numele persoanelor care
urmau să plece în Bulgaria.
10/1943
Tabele, situaţ ii privind refugiaţ ii ajutaţ i de către Prefectura judeţ ului din fondurile pt. asistenţ a pt. refugiaţ i.
13/1943
Ordine date de M.I. privind organizarea regimului evreilor, zonele interzise pt. evrei.
14/1943
Ordinul Comisarului Guvernului pt. Transilvania de Nord, coresp. cu organele în subordine privind administrarea averilor românilor refugiaţ i din
Ardealul de Nord.
15/1943
Ordinul Comisarului General al refugiaţ ilor privind culegerea materialului documentar asupra refugiaţ ilor.
16/1943
Coresp. cu M.I. ş i cu organele în subordine privind: aprobarea cererii grupului etnic german din România pt. organizarea unui ajutor agricol, …
17/1943
Instrucţ iuni date de Subsecretariatul se Stat al Românizării, Colonizării privind combaterea camuflării bunurilor, drepturilor ş i intereselor
evreieş ti; circulara Institutului Centra de Statistică priv. recensământul orfanilor; instrucţ iuni date de CEC privind sărbătorirea zilei de 31 oct. –
ziua economiei; ordinul M.I. privind împărţ irea Rfegiunii Autonome de Stat (sic!) în 4 inspectorate regionale etc.
19/1943
Raport înaintat M.I. privind situaţ ia bunurilor aparţ inând Centrului Naţ ional de Românizare.
26/1943
Coresp. cu M.I. ş i cu organele în subordine priv. plasarea refugiaţ ilor la muncă ş i mutarea refugiaţ ilor dintr-o localitate în alta.
27/1943
Coresp. Comisariatului General al Refugiaţ ilor privind acordarea de îmbrăcăminte refugiaţ ilor.
40/1943
Tablou cu actele justificative de cheltuieli pt. ajutorarea popul. refugiate ş i stabilite în raza jud. din fondul de 50.000 lei.
42/1943
Coresp. cu organele în subordine priv. organizarea echipelor pt. munca de folos obştesc.
Notă: Nu am scos tot ce priveşte munca de folos obştesc.
43/1943
Coresp. cu Comisariatul Central al Refugiaţ ilor din Nordul Transilvaniei ş i cu organele în subordine privind situaţ ia refugiaţ ilor.
84/1943
Coresp. cu organele superioare privind comerţ ul ambulant.
93/1943
Tabele nominale cu familii aparţ inând diferitelor culte existente în judeţ .
118/1943
Tabele cu funcţ ionarii de origine etnică maghiară.
125/1943
Tabele cu familiile care aparţ in confesiunii evanghelice luterane din comunele plăş ii Agnita.
129/1943
Tabelele cultelor evanghelic luteran, romano-catolic din comunele plăş ii Mediaş .
137/1943
Tabelele familiilor evanghelicilor luterani din comunele plăş ii Rupea.
148/1943
Tabelele familiilor romano-catolice ş i reformate din plasa Sighiş oara.
271/1943
Convenţ iune între guv. Reichului german ş i guv. României priv. la înrolarea în armata germană SS a cetăţ enilor români de origine etnică germană.
2/1944
Coresp. confidenţ ială cu Leg. de Jandarmi privind starea de spirit a populaţ iei săseşti.
3/1944
Coresp. cu M.I. ş i organele subordonate privind starea de spirit a popul. maghiare.
6/1944
Coresp. confidenţ ială cu M.I. ş i organele subordonate priv. situaţ ia bunurilor părăsite de refugiaţ ii maghiari.
8/1944
Coresp. confidenţ ială cu M.I. ş i organele subordonate primită după 23 august [1944] priv. refugiaţ ii unguri ş i saş i, ordinea publică, aprovizionarea
armatei sovietice, etc.
12/1944
Coresp. confidenţ ială cu M.I. ş i organele subordonate priv. munca de folos obştesc, încadrări de funcţ ionari, plasarea în posturi a refugiaţ ilor.
14/1944
Coresp. cu M.I. ş i organele subordonate priv. colonizarea în Basarabia.
15/1944
Coresp. cu M.I. ş i organele subordonate priv. repatrierea cetăţ enilor sovietici.
Notă: Există ş i alte dosare ref. la refugiaţ i: 16, 17, 29, 60, …
77/1944
Coresp. cu organele subordonate, instrucţ iuni priv. arestarea şi tratamentul aplicat aviatorilor anglo-americani prizonieri.
89/1944
Coresp. cu M.I. ş i organele subordonate priv. drepturile de ajutor a cetăţ enilor români de origine etnică germană înrolaţ i în armata germană.
Notă: Alte dosare ref. la armata germană: 74,
Reel 16
Arhivele Naţ ionale – Direcţ ia Judeţ eană Mureş
Fond Prefectura Judeţ ului Mureş . Prefect. 1942-1944.
nr. inv. 459
1/1942
Probleme politice; partide politice, evrei, discriminări rasiale, români, politica naţ ională, excluderea de la drepturi generale cetăţ eneş ti, cercetări
poliţ ieneş ti.
Lb. magh.
2/1942
Evidenţ ă despre bunurile imobile ale bisericii greco-catolice.
Lb. magh.
3/1942
Agricultură, politica agrară, cedări de pământuri luate de la proprietari prin reforma agrară din 1921, organizări de exporiţ ii agricole etc.
Lb. magh.
13/1942
Medici: neprimirea în corpul medical sau excluderea unor medici (evrei).
Lb. magh.
3/1943
Înfiinţ area unor organe locale ale partidelor profasciste, fasciste ş i naţ ionaliste maghiare, propagandă naţ ionalistă maghiară etc.
Lb. magh.
6/1943
Rapoarte privind miş cările populaţ iei româneşti.
Lb. magh.
10/1943
Sănătate, verificarea medicilor (evrei) în vederea primirii lor în Corpul medicilor, numiri etc.
Lb. magh.
18/1943
Reîncetăţ eniri, avizări.
Lb. magh.
6/1944
Activitarea organizaţ iilor “Levente”; pregătirea premilitară, înfiinţ ări de comitete locale de “Levente”.
Lb. magh.
Reel 16, 17
7/1944
Problema evreiască: deportarea, cereri de scutire de deportare, distribuirea averilor evreieşti etc.
Lb. magh.
23/1944
Partide ş i organizaţ ii: desfiinţ area partidului “Kisgazda”, sprijinirea unor societăţ i ş i uniuni, propagandă prorăzboinică.
Lb. magh.
Reel 17
Arhivele Naţ ionale – Direcţ ia Judeţ eană Mureş
Fond Comisariatul de Poliţ ie Reghin. 1944-1949.
nr. inv. 884
148 u.a.; aranjate de la 1 la 148.
A. Biroul de Siguranţ ă
11 (1945) (23 f.)
Lucrări, coresp. ş i evidenţ e privind miş c. legionară în zona de activitate a biroului.
13 (1945) (167)
Coresp. ş i lucrări privind urmărirea ş i luarea în evidenţ ă a factorilor miş cării iredentiste maghiare.
15 (1945) (277)
Lucrări de evidenţ e privind problema germană a hitlerismului.
21 (1945) (8)
Coresp. privind regimul sectelor religioase din judeţ .
22 (1945) (11)
Coresp. privind Comunitatea evreiască din Reghin.
32 (1946) (60)
Coresp. privind regimul sectelor religioase din şcoli.
42 (1946) (182)
Coresp. privind Comunitatea evreiască din Reghin.
52 (1946) (301)
Coresp. privind organizarea miş cării iredentiste ungureş ti care pregăteşte ofensiva împotriva Ardealului ca parte componentă a României.
59 (1946-1947) (13)
Anchetă împotriva calomniatorilor lui Franc Emil, subprimar în Reghin, preşedintele Comunităţ ii evreieşti, etc.
65 (1947-1948) (81)
Coresp. privind urmărirea ş i luarea în evidenţ ă a miş c. iredentiste maghiare.
78 (1947-1948) (34)
Coresp. privind organizarea unui recensăm. ilegal al populaţ iei maghiare din Transilvania ordonat de guvernul de la Budapesta în scopul susţ inerii
revendicărilor asupra Transilvaniei.
95 (1947-1948) (15)
Urmărirea criminalilor de război.
Arhivele Naţ ionale – Direcţ ia Judeţ eană Mureş
Fond Pretura plăş ii Teaca. 1940.
nr. inv. 1110
1 u.a.
1 (2 f.)
Sentinţ a de internare în lagărul nr. 101 Tg. Mureş a lui Câmpian Şandor ş i 6 însoţ itori.
Reel 18 (not described); Reel 19 (not described)
RG 25.032
General Directorate of Passports Office Records, 1939-1944
Extent: 7 microfilm reels, 35 mm
Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives,The General Directorate of Passports Office Romania, formerly the General Directorate of
Police - Archive of Emigration, and a branch of the Romanian Ministry of the Interior is the custodian of the original records. The United States Holocaust Memoria
Museum Archives received the microfilm via the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum International Programs Division in July 1999.
Organization and arrangement: Arranged thematically.
Language: In Romanian.
Preferred citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives branch.
Scope and content note: Contains records from the General Directorate of Passports Office related to Jewish emigration to
Palestine from Romania. Includes a name list of Romanian Jews who traveled to Palestine on the ships "Kasbek, "Mefkure,"
"Morina," "Selahadin," "Toros," and "Bulbul."
Reel 1:
Dosar # G-le
Vol 16, Jur. 301 – 320, 1940 – 1944
Individual applications for passports by Jews from all around the country, now residing in Bucharest, i.e. Jews from: Chernovitz, Iassi, Galati, Dorohoi,
Orhei, Ploiesti, Roman, Radauti, Suceava, Sculeni, Balti, Chishinau.
Dossar # 88
Vol 125, 1938 –1939.
Applications for passports.
Reel 2:
Dossar # 88 (Continued from Reel 1.)
Vol 125, 1938 –1939.
Applications for passports.
Reel 3:
Dossar # 42 – 46
Vols. 4 – 9. 1944.
Passport applications name list. (881 entries)
Dosar # 47794
Vol. IX, 1944.
The following lists the many difficult requirements the above applicants had to submit with their applications:
Certificate of authenticity that he (applicant) is really the person he says he is;
1.
Military Bulletin or Certificate of Exemption from military service for whatever reason.
2.
Birth certificate, or when registered at birth, a sworn affidavit by the parents witnessed by 2 neighbors who lived at that address at that time,
plus a copy of the Rabbinical registration.
3.
Bulletin of registration in the Population bureau.
4.
Notarized parental consent for underage applicant for his emigration to Palestine.
5.
Marriage certificate or Certificate of celibacy.
6.
Certificate of nationality, ethnic origin, religion, citizen of what state, birthplace.
7.
Certificate of good character and conduct issued by local Tribunal that applicant had not been involved in any adjudication for last 5 years.
8.
Certificate of voter registration and one showing that he owes no taxes or that he paid his taxes for the last 5 years.
9.
Power of attorney to represent applicant in the various localities since he now resides in Bucharest where application is submitted, or viceversa.
10.
Applicant must indicate that passport is for travel to Asia, Africa or America and that once he leaves Romania he/she will not return, except if
anything extra ordinary happens in the first 10 days.
11.
Photographs (2) plus description of personal characteristics, such as: Age, Height, Hair(color), Forehead, Eyes(color), Eyebrows(color),
Nose(size), Mouth, Chin(shape), Face(shape), Complexion, Special Signs, Ethnicity and Occupation.
Reel 4:
Dosar # 47794 Vol. IX, 1944.
Continuing Reel 3, of additional individual applicants.
Dosar # 47957 Vols. I-IV.
1. List of 51 names residing in Bucharest applying for a collective passport to depart on vessel “Bubul”
2. List of 88 names residing in Bucharest applying for collective passport to depart on vessel “Bulbul”
3. List of 321 names applying for a collective passport to depart on vessel “Bulbul”
4. List of 155 people going by train from Bucharest to depart on vessel “Bulbul”
5. List of 204 people going by train from Bucharest to depart on vessel “Bulbul”
6. Lists of 105 and one of 321 departing on vessel “Mefkur”
7. Lists of: 252, 176, and 155 departing on vessel Mefkur”
8. List of 170 departing on vessel “Morina”
9. List of 478 on collective passport for travel on vessel “Bulbul” – 2 August,
1944.
Reel 5:
Dosar # 47957 (Continued from Reel 4) Vol. IV.
1.
Application for a collective passport for 416 emigrants departing on vessel “Bulbul”
2. List of 1028 names departing 2 August, 1944 on vessel “Morina”
3. List of 51 names departing August 1944 by vessel “Maritza”
Reel 6:
Dosar #47958 Vol. V, 1944.
1.
List of 29 names departing 27 July, 1944, on vessel “Morina”
Dosar # 48216 1944.
2. Lists of 500, 448,and 1200 names departing on vessel “Smirny” 1944.
3.
Table of 722 names equal numbers from Poland and Hungary plus a few from Czechoslovakia. No date or vessel listed.
4. List of 250 orphans from all over Romania now residing in Bucharest. No vessel listed.
5. List of 1120 names, no departure date or vessel name listed.
Dosar # 48959 Vol. V. 1944
1. List of emigrants on vessel “Selahadin” departing 25 October, 1944 under the auspices of the Red
Cross: 529, 84, 152, and 541 names.
2. List of emigrants for departure on vessel ”Toros” on 2 December,1944.
3. 177 orphans and 1522 adults.
Dosar # 49080 Vol I.1944.
1. Telegram from Constanza: Today, December 3, 1944, we report that 902 Jewish emigrants left for Palestine on “Toros” via Istanbul.
Reel 7:
Continuation of Dosar #49080 from Reel 6, Vol. 1. 1944.
2. List of 365 emigrants and another list of 252 emigrants left for Palestine on “Toros” on January 2, 1945.
3. Requests to the Interior Ministry concerning copies of certificates of birth and marriage form
individuals who left Romania on “Toros”.
Dosar # 470.000 Vol.96, 1939.
The Central Office of Palestine is requesting lists of individuals who have been issued passports.
Dosar #G-le vol. 102,1939.
Additional requests by the Central Office of Palestine of list of individuals who have been issued passports.
RG-25.033
Stalinist Trials of Romanian Zionists, 1946-1956 (bulk 1951-1952)
Extent: 31 reels, 16 mm
Provenance: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives, From the Foreign Intelligence Service of Romania (SRI).
Restrictions on access: No restrictions on access.
Restrictions on use: There are the following restrictions on use. Cite Foreign Intelligence Service of Romania (SRI) as holder of originals. Documents, as well as
the information contained within them are to be used solely for research and education for the purpose of establishing the historical truth regarding the events th
occurred in the period 1933-1945. Knowingly using the documents in a manner that might infringe on the rights, individual liberties, and legitimate interests of the
citizens of Romania, or prejudice the national security of Romania or its relations with third states constitutes infringement.
Preferred citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives branch.
Scope and content note: Contains records related to the Stalinist trials of Romanian Zionists. Contains information on Zionist leaders who were
under the Securitatea's investigation and the Stalinist trial of Avram Leiba Zissu and Misu Benevenisti. Also includes data relating to the activities of
Centrala Evreilor (Romanian Judenrat) and to World War II and post-war Jewish emigration.
Inventory/Reel list:
Reel 1:
File #14796. Operating archive. Vol. 1. List of documents of people under arrest: Edgar Kanner, Sloma Sitnovitzer, Pascu Sechter, Max Horowitz, Marcel
Tabacaru, Zoltan Hirsch, from the revisionist organization. List of 38 persons who entertained compromising relations with the above. Reports of
interrogations. 1950-52. 409 pages.
File #14796. Operating archive. Vol. 2. List of documents of people under arrest: Edgar Kanner, Sloma Sitnovitzer, Pascu Sechter, Max Horowitz, and
Marcel Tabacaru from the revisionist organization. Documents from various phases of the trial including sentencing. 1953-56. 239 pages.
File #14796. Operating archive. Vol. 3. List of documents of people under arrest: Edgar Kanner, Sloma Sitnovitzer, Pascu Sechter, Max Horowitz, and
Marcel Tabacaru from the revisionist organization. Declarations of witnesses. Appeals of sentencing. 1955-56. 162 pages.
File #14796. Operating archive. Vol. 4. List of documents of people under arrest: Edgar Kanner and Sloma Sitarovitzer from the revisionist
organization. Documents created during incarceration. 1950-51. 251 pages.
File #14796. Operating archive. Vol. 5. List of documents of people under arrest: Pascu Sechter and Max Horowitz from the revisionist organization.
Documents created during incarceration. 1953-54. 484 pages.
File #14796 . Operating archive. Vol. 6. List of documents of people under arrest: Marcel Tabacaru, from the revisionist organization. Documents and
literature regarding the Zionist organization. 1948-51. 250 pages.
File #14796. Operating archive. Vol. 7. Document concerning the pardoning the first four individuals. July, 1956. List of documents of people under
arrest: Max Horowitz and others from the revisionist organization. 1948–1951. 308 pages.
Reel 2:
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 1. Menachen Permo and others. List of persons who entertained compromising relations with the above. Register
of 648 judicial documents. Lists of 41 Zionists with date of arrest: Dan Iesanu, Theodor Loewenstein, Cornel Iancu, Mayer Rudich, Iancu Mendelovici,
Louis Dulberg, Moise Schwartz, Mayer Schwartz, Leon Itzkar, Mordco-Haim Burstein, Isac Itzkar, Shmaie-Avni Staimetz, Reghina Nussen, Andrei-Ezra
Fleischer, Iancu Brenner, Ina (née Klainer Riza) Cilan, Sami Grumberg, Max-Silo Wohl, Mircea Negrea, Sinel Aizicovici, Emil-Eli Edelstein, Isaia
Tumarkin, Iosif Ebercohn, Bernard Rorlich, Sami Iakerkaner, Marcu-Moca Antler, Sigmund Spiegel, Frederich Osterer, Oscar Gronich, Carol Wexler,
Rashela Michailovici, Shura (Blima) Lupu, Hugo Nacht, Moise Balkirsh, Simgitza Leibovici, Israel Stein, Scarlat Iancu, Itzig-Moses Schmidt, Menachem
Fermo, Armand Gabai, and Dezideriu Weitzen. Documents of interrogations of these are in Vols. 1 through 11. 1950-52. 585 pages.
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 2. Documents of multiple interrogations (continuation) and confrontation of witnesses. 1951-52. 621 pages.
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 3. Documents of interrogation (continuation). 1951-52. 363 pages.
Reel 3:
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 3. Documents of interrogation (continuation).
Iancu Brenner declares repeatedly that a number of Israeli diplomats have transferred gold and jewelry out of the country. 1951-53. 235 pages.
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 4. Documents of interrogation (continuation). 1952-53. 488 pages.
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 5. Documents of interrogation (continuation). The problem with the CDE relative to emigration. 1952-53. 454 pages.
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 6. Documents of interrogation (continuation).1952-53. 437 pages.
Reel 4:
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 7. Documents of interrogation. Engineer Friedrich Osterer, Jean Cohen and others.1952 -1954. 643 pages.
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 8. Documents of interrogation: Simigita Leibovici, Israel Stein, Scarlat Iancu, and Itzik Moses Schmidt. Jews in
Transylvania. Information about the Yiddish association “IKUF”. 1951-53. 590 pages.
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 9. Documents of interrogation: Dan Iesanu and others. Rachel Michailovici was sentenced to a jail term of four
years. After three years and two months preventive detention she asks to be freed until her appeal is adjudicated; her request was rejected in July
1954. Numerous other requests, many based on health problems. Individual indictment of the 57 Zionists arrested, beginning with Dr. Cornel Iancu, in
groups related to their respective acts of contravention. Motion of appeal for each individual sentenced. 1953–55. 428 pages.
Reel 5:
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 10. Submittal for judgment of the individual appeals. February 1955. Admission of the appeals. Tribunal decision
delayed to July 1955. Final decision of the Tribunal for each individual defendant. 498 pages.
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 11. Various legal documents following the tribunal decision. 1956. 421 pages.
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 12. Register of documents from, Vols. 12 – 14. Documents of individual interrogations and of witnesses. 1952-53.
(Somewhat illegible). 319 pages.
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 13. Various legal documents and appeals of detainees. 1952-53. 436 pages.
Reel 6:
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 14. Indictment Of the first 22 Zionists from above list, for the crime of high treason and more. Sentencing. 1954-55.
528 pages.
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 15. List of 41 jailed persons from file 16345. Vols. 12 – 17. Documents of repeated interrogations. 1956. 502 pages
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 16. Documents of repeated interrogations. 1952-1953. 574 pages.
Reel 7:
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 17. Documents of repeated interrogation. 1952–53. 502 pages.
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 18. Informative notes on Zionist organizations and numerous Jews identified as Zionists. Some are put under
observation. 1946–1949. 514 pages.
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 19. Personal files for Dan Iesanu, Mayer Rudich, Louis Dulberg, Samoil Steinmetz, and Sami Grumberg. 1954.
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 20. Personal files for Sinel Aizicovici, Emil Edelstein, Isaia Tumarchin, Iosif Ebercorn, Bernard Rohrlich, Sami
Iakerkaner, Marcu Antler, Sigmund Spighel, Friedrich Osterer, and Oscar Gronich. 1955. 309 pages.
Reel 8:
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 20 (continues from Reel # 7). Personal files for Wexler, Carol; Stein, Israel; and Schmidt, Itzhak Moses. 1954. 409
pages.
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 21. Dan Iesanu and others’ repeated interrogations. 1953. Personal files: Simigita Leibovici, Sura Lupu, Moise
Balkirsh, and Hugo Nacht. Died in jail: Iancu Scarlat, and Moise Schwartz. 1954. 335 pages.
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 22. Numerous declarations of Rasela (Rachel) Michalovici related to contacts of her husband Jean Cohen with the
British and on other activities. List of one hundred persons that figure in her declarations. 1952. Personal file of Rachela Michailovici, and Armand
Gabai. 382 pages.
File #16345. Operating archive. Vol. 23. Personal files of Carol Wechsler and Sami Grumberg (See one file in Vol. 19). Sava Iovanovici interrogation,
appeals of various detainees. Declarations of Melania Iancu regarding money from the Joint and other import