1. M.4 - Bulletins of the Vaad Hahatzalah (Rescue Council) of the Jewish Agency for Eretz Israel, 1937-1959

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• 5660169
• English, Hebrew
• Original
• Updated 6 years ago

Circulars issued by the International Union of Jewish Students, 1940

1. P.62 - Peter Erben Collection: Documentation regarding the Jews of Czechoslovakia, and specifically the Jews of Ostrava, during the Holocaust period

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• 10785212
• English, Hebrew
• 1937-1939
• Handwritten, original Typewritten original דפוס מקור 21 pages/frames
• Updated 6 years ago

Foreign resident's identity card belonging to Alfred Hirsch, from France, issued in Brumov, Czechoslovakia, 1937, and documentation regarding Maccabi Hatzair members in Czechoslovakia: Ferdinand Goldstein, Eva Weissensteinova and Ervin Mauthner, 1938-1939 - Foreign resident's identity card belonging to Alfred Hirsch, born in Cachy, France, 1916, issued in Brumov, 30 June 1937, including information regarding the change of address from Brno to Brumov, 27 June 1937; - Certificate from the Maccabi organization, issued in Prague, 22 July 1938, confirming that Eva Weissensteinova, who represents...

1. O.32 - Documentation regarding the Jews of the Soviet Union from the Holocaust period

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/370
• English, Hebrew
• pages 23 Personal documents Original
• Updated 10 years ago

Personal documentation of the Dubrovkin family, 1923 - 1967 ID of Abram Dubrovkin issued on 28 April 1941; Birth certificate of Ginda Dubrovkina born in 1923; Marriage certificate of Iosif Dubrovkin and Galina Demchenko dated 25 June 1947; Student card of Ginda Dubrovkina issued on 24 October 1940; Military service card of Iosif Dubrovkin, a Red Army officer issued on 08 August 1967; Note: Abram Dubrovkin was killed in battle at the front during February 1944.

1. Direzione didattica I circolo di Mantova

• Archivio di Stato di Mantova
• direz.did.I.circ.Levi
• English
• 1936-1937
• Approximately 200 pages
• Updated 6 years ago

School register of female students of public Mantua schools, including also Luisa Levi, a Jewish student born in Mantua on November, 10th, 1929, from Samuele and Elide Levi. She will be the youngest among the Mantuan Jews deported to the concentration camps (on April, 5th, 1944); she will later die in Bergen-Belsen.

1. Direzione didattica I circolo di Mantova

• Archivio di Stato di Mantova
• direz.did.I.circ.Levi139
• English
• 1937-1938
• Approximately 200 pages
• Updated 6 years ago

School register of female students of public Mantua schools, including also “Rosa Maltoni Mussolini” elementary school, located in Chiassi street. Among the students of the teacher Laura Lentini Sgarbi, there was Luisa Levi, born in Mantua on November, 10th, 1929, from Jewish parents (Samuele and Elide Levi). She had very high marks. She will be the youngest among the Mantuan Jews deported to the concentration camps (on April, 5th, 1944); she will later die in Bergen-Belsen.

• Collection of the Czechoslovak school in the United Kingdom

• Národní archiv
• 1578
• Czech, English
• 1941-1945
• 1,3 linear metres of which 1,3 linear metres inventoried. The fonds is partially accessible.
• Updated 2 months ago

The collection consist of originals and copies of the various documents, such as copies of identity documents, birth certificates, writing pads, textbooks, school certificates, photographs, messages from teachers to parents (or to the legal representatives of children), memoirs, school notes, presentations and newspapers. These materials also relate to more than 670 mostly Jewish children saved by the Kindertransporte organised by Nicolas Winton and other rescuers.

1. Provveditorato agli studi di Mantova
2. Provveditorato agli studi di Mantova. Secondo versamento
3. Busta n° 36

• Jewish schools
• fascicolo n° 5
• file n° 5

• Archivio di Stato di Mantova
• provv.stud.mant.sec.vers.36,5
• English
• 1928-1942
• about 210 pages
• Updated 6 years ago

These documents are very important, as they attest the way in which discriminatory laws were applied in the Italian school system, too. Starting from November 1938 no one who was considered to be “of Jewish race” was allowed to work in any public place; thus, special schools - only for “Jewish” students - were created (Jewish children who had been baptized might ask to be enrolled in private Catholic schools). Teachers could be Jewish or not. This file contains official documents concerning anti-Semitic laws and practical advices for its fulfilment; requests made by Jewish people to be hire...