• Magyar Zsidó Levéltár
• A
• angielski, węgierski
• 1944-1945
• Ca. 2 linear meters
• Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu

This group of documents contains the records of the Central Council of Hungarian Jews (as of April 22, 1944: Interim Executive Board of the Association of Jews in Hungary). The bulk of the material consists of the administrative materials (notes, reports, memoranda, correspondence, financial papers, registry books) of various departments, organizations and agencies of the Jewish Council, especially the Social Department, the Housing Office and the Ghetto Police. The documents also include various name lists, such as lists of able bodied men, ghetto police staff, internment camp prisoners, p...

• Magyar Zsidó Levéltár
• C
• angielski, węgierski
• Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu

• Magyar Zsidó Levéltár
• D
• angielski, węgierski
• 1946-1948
• deportálásban, munkaszolgálatban eltöltött időt igazoló dokumentumok, jegyzőkönyvek.
• Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu

• Magyar Zsidó Levéltár
• F
• angielski, węgierski
• 1941-1945
• Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu

• Magyar Zsidó Levéltár
• G
• angielski, węgierski
• 1945-1948
• 6 doboz jegyzőkönyv 1 mutatókötet
• Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu

• Magyar Zsidó Levéltár
• Y
• angielski, węgierski
• Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu

• Magyar Zsidó Levéltár
• Z
• angielski, węgierski
• 1900-1950
• Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu

• Documents of the Countryside Ghettos

• Magyar Zsidó Levéltár
• B
• angielski, węgierski
• 1944
• Not available.
• Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu

In the spring and early summer of 1944, the Jews of the Hungarian countryside (vidék, i.e. all those in Hungary outside the capital city of Budapest) were ghettoized and deported at a breakneck speed. All preparations were conducted in a mere fifty-six days and another fifty-six days proved sufficient for the deportation of approximately 437 000 Jewish individuals from Hungary, the very large majority of whom were sent directly to Auschwitz-Birkenau. This means that the ghettos of Hungary existed for a very short time that can be counted in days and weeks rather than months and years. They ...

• Anti-Semitic Publications

• Magyar Zsidó Levéltár
• HU HJA XX-M-1
• angielski
• Aktualizacja: 7 lat(a) temu

There is a significant collection of Hungarian-language anti-Semitic publications at the Hungarian Jewish Archives that were collected at the time of the worsening anti-Semitism of the inter-war period and the years of the Second World War. Hungary took an anti-Semitic turn shortly after the end of the First World War and adopted the anti-Jewish numerus clausus law concerning its system of higher education as early as 1920. This collection mostly contains leaflets of the Ébredő Magyarok Egyesülete (the Association of Awakening Hungarians), an extreme rightist organization that was a crucial...

• Magyar Zsidó Levéltár
• Q
• angielski, węgierski
• Más intézményekben őrzött iratokról készült másolatok
• Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu

• Recollections and Diaries

• Magyar Zsidó Levéltár
• xx_g
• angielski
• Aktualizacja: 7 lat(a) temu

The Hungarian Jewish Archive offers an important selection of sources documenting the reactions and testimonies of Hungarian Jewish victims. These sources are in various genres and from different times (i.e. there are both contemporaneous and postwar materials among them). Among the contemporaneous sources, there are several diaries that were kept in the first half of the 1940s. The collection also contains a wide selection of partly published but mostly unpublished later recollections by Jewish survivors of the Holocaust era. These recollections were penned during the communist period and ...

• Tracing and Compensation

• Magyar Zsidó Levéltár
• xx_i
• angielski
• Aktualizacja: 7 lat(a) temu

The collection includes tracing cards that were created in order to establish a database on the labor servicemen who were deported to Bor, Serbia and from there to Nazi Germany in the fall or winter of 1944. The Bor camp consisted of a copper mind and ten subcamps whose inmates were forced to construct railways for their Nazi overlords. Hungarian Jewish labor servicemen were handed over to the Nazis or more specifically to the Organisation Todt already in 1943. By the summer of 1944 around 6 000 of them had to labor in Bor under the command of Ede Marányi. The camp was abandoned in Septembe...

• Documents of the Hungarian Institute for Research of the Jewish Question

• Magyar Zsidó Levéltár
• xx_j
• angielski
• Aktualizacja: 7 lat(a) temu

The Hungarian Institute for Research of the Jewish Question was a Hungarian, Nazi-style institute in Budapest. It was founded in 1943 under the directorship of Zoltán Bosnyák, an extreme rightist journalist, editor and teacher. Bosnyák published a host of radically anti-Semitic books in the 1930s and early 1940s and the “Jewish question” practically constituted his sole theme. Spending years in hiding after the war, Bosnyák was eventually returned to Hungary in 1951 and executed in 1952. Among the founders of the Hungarian Institute for Research of the Jewish Question were several prominent...

• Trials

• Magyar Zsidó Levéltár
• xx_l
• angielski
• Aktualizacja: 7 lat(a) temu

The collection on postwar Holocaust-related trials at the Hungarian Jewish Archive includes miscellaneous materials, containing indictments, pleas, legal opinions and verdicts. There are excerpts from various testimonies regarding the activity of Adolf Eichmann in Hungary in 1944. Moreover, the collection contains the testimonies of some of the chief Hungarian perpatrators of the Holocaust. Moreover, there are summaries of several major trials in various international languages such as those of László Endre, László Baky, Andor Jaross, Béla Imrédy, Ferenc Rajniss and László Budinszky. The co...

• Camp Profiles

• Magyar Zsidó Levéltár
• xx_p
• angielski
• Aktualizacja: 7 lat(a) temu

The collection contains descriptions, including their hand-written originals, of a host of Nazi contentration camps. These descriptions are based on the very large pool of survivor testimonies recorded by the Deportáltakat Gondozó Országos Bizottság (DEGOB) and aim to describe the main characteristics of Nazi camps. The camps described include major ones such as Bergen-Belsen, Mauthausen, Oranienburg, Sachsenhausen and Theresienstadt. In certain cases the descriptions are supplemented by hand-drawn maps of the camps as well as maps of routes of deportation. The collection also contains a li...