Opština grada Beograda

Општина града Београда

Municipality of Belgrade

Identyfikator: 007254
Daty: 1882-1944
Typ podmiotu: Ciało zbiorowe

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Historical Archive of Belgrade, fund Municipality of Belgrade

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The Holocaust in Belgrade - Box number 1534
1. Opština grada Beograda
- Историјски архив Београда
- 1534
- angielski
- 1941
- About 70 unclassified documents.
- Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu
Forced labour for Jews in Belgrade, April-May 1941. Correspondence between different sections of the Municipality of Belgrade concerning: German orders, regulation of forced labour for Jews, duties of the Serbian police, number of Jews.
The Holocaust in Belgrade - Box number 1536
1. Opština grada Beograda
- Историјски архив Београда
- 1536a
- angielski
- 1941
- About 70 unclassified documents.
- Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu
Forced labour for Jews in Belgrade, May-July 1941. Correspondence among different sections of the Municipality of Belgrade, the police and the German authorities about forced labour for Jews; how and where to use Jewish forced labourers, kind of work (cleaning the streets from the ruins of the bombing, repairing the sewers, etc.), number of Jews available for work.
The Holocaust in Belgrade - Box number 1549
1. Opština grada Beograda
- Историјски архив Београда
- 1549
- angielski
- 1941
- About 70 unclassified documents.
- Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu
Forced labour for Jews in Belgrade, April-May 1941. Documents produced by the Municipality of Belgrade about: German orders and duties of the Serbian authorities, organization of forced labour for the male Jewish population, priorities (cleaning the city from the ruins of the bombing).
The Holocaust in Belgrade - Box number 218
1. Opština grada Beograda
- Историјски архив Београда
- 218
- angielski
- 1941-1942
- About 100 unclassified documents.
- Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu
The Jewish Hospital in Belgrade, Jewish property; life of the Jewish community of Belgrade in 1941, list of Jewish lawyers; declarations on Jewish property submitted by Jews as prescribed by the Order for Jews and Roma of 30 May 1941. Correspondence and documents mostly between the Municipality of Belgrade and Jewish population from Belgrade.

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The Holocaust in Belgrade - Box number 219
1. Opština grada Beograda
- Историјски архив Београда
- 219
- angielski
- 1941
- About 40 unclassified documents.
- Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu
Jews at forced labour in Belgrade (May-July 1941), application of laws against Jews, Roma, Communists and Massons, Jewish property. Materials produced by the Municipality of Belgrade.
The Holocaust in Belgrade - Box number 228
1. Opština grada Beograda
- Историјски архив Београда
- 228
- angielski
- 1941
- About 20 documents.
- Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu
Registration of the Jewish property in Belgrade. Documents produced by the Municipality of Belgrade.
The Holocaust in Belgrade - Box number 241
1. Opština grada Beograda
- Историјски архив Београда
- 241
- angielski
- 1941-1942
- About 50 unclassified documents.
- Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu
Confiscation of Jewish property, Spring 1942 (after the internment of the Jewish population in the Topovske supe and Sajmiste camps). Documents produced by the Municipality of Belgrade.
The Holocaust in Belgrade - Box number 273
1. Opština grada Beograda
- Историјски архив Београда
- 273
- angielski
- 1941
- About 400 unclassified documents.
- Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu
388 declarations of Jewish property. Registration of Jewish property issued by the German authorities in May 1941 and implemented by the Municipality of Belgrade.
The Holocaust in Belgrade - Box number 314
1. Opština grada Beograda
- Историјски архив Београда
- 314
- angielski
- 1941-1942
- About 200 documents.
- Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu
Documents and correspondence between the Municipality of Belgrade and the Sajmiste camp, December 1941 - February 1942, about food supply and maintenance work. Documents produced by the Municipality of Belgrade (several sections) and German authorities in Belgrade.
The Holocaust in Belgrade - Box number 520
1. Opština grada Beograda
- Историјски архив Београда
- 520
- angielski
- 1941
- About 100 unclassified documents.
- Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu
Documents about the transformation of the barracks of the Yugoslav army in Banjica into a concentration camp. The camp was established in July 1941, initially for Communists. Through the camp passed about 900 Jews. Documentation produced by different sections of the Municipality of Belgrade.
The Holocaust in Belgrade - Boxes number 1538-1539
1. Opština grada Beograda
- Историјски архив Београда
- 1538
- angielski
- 1941
- About 90 unclassified documents.
- Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu
Forced labour for Jews in Belgrade, April-May 1941. Documents produced by the Municipality of Belgrade (different sections) about: the number of Jews available for work, German orders and requests for forced labourers for cleaning parts of the city from the ruins of the bombing, Jews not able to work, requests from local Serbian authorities for forced labourers.
The Holocaust in Belgrade - Boxes number 211-216
1. Opština grada Beograda
- Историјски архив Београда
- 2
- angielski
- 1941-1943
- About 500 items; 200 about the Holocaust. Unclassified documents.
- Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu
The boxes contain important materials about the first period of the German occupation (April 1941 to May 1942), when the racial laws were introduced, and the Jewish population annihilated. Several items about: application of racial laws for Jews and Roma, expulsion of Jews and Roma from State institutions, forced labour for Jews in Belgrade, correspondence with the Sajmiste camp authorities on food supply, Jews from Banat deported to Belgrade in August-September 1941, Jewish property, Jewish Hospital in Belgrade. Documents produced by different sections of the Belgrade Municipality and corr...

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Jewish property
1. Opština grada Beograda
2. The Holocaust in Belgrade - Box number 218
- Историјски архив Београда
- Box number 218
- angielski
- 1941
- About 400 documents.
- Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu
Declarations on Jewish property submitted by Jews as prescribed by the Order for Jews and Roma of 30 May 1941. The documents contain important information about the social structure of the Jewish community of Belgrade. Declarations written by Jews from Belgrade as prescribed by German and collaborationist authorities.
Opština grada Beograda
- Историјски архив Београда
- 6
- angielski
- 1941-1944
- 3.763 boxes. About 200 boxes concerning the period 1941-1944.
- Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu
The fund preserves the materials of the Municipality of Belgrade from 1862 to 1944: City Assembly, City Council, Major, 18 administrative sections (Administrative section, Section for Culture, Section for Transports etc.), correspondence with citizens, Government, other local and national authorities, private entities; relating to the period 1941-194, correspondence with German authorities.

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Sajmiste concentration camp
1. Opština grada Beograda
2. The Holocaust in Belgrade - Boxes number 211-216
- Историјски архив Београда
- Box number 2
- angielski
- 1941-1942
- About 15 documents
- Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu
Correspondence between the Municipality of Belgrade and the Sajmiste concentration camp authorities about food supply and services for the camp inmates (Jewish and Roma women and children). Documents produced by the Belgrade Municipality Section for Welfare and the Sajmiste camp commander, SS lieutenant Herbert Andorfer.