Documents on the Holocaust in Serbia (and Yugoslavia)

• Архив Jугославије
• 593-115 to 150
• angielski
• 1945
• 35 documents.
• Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu

The Jews of the "Kladovo transport" were Austrian Jews who escaped the persecutions in 1939 with the intention to reach Palestina. Their ships were stopped on the Danube river on the the Yugoslav-Romanian border, near the city of Kladovo. The Yugoslav authorities decided to send them to Sabac. In autumn 1941, the men were killed in mass shooting while women and children were sent to the Sajmiste camp and later killed by using a special gas-van. The list has been probably produced by the SCICOS in 1945.

• Архив Jугославије
• 593-61 to 76
• angielski
• 1945
• 15 documents.
• Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu

The lists include Jews from Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia interned in the Italian camp Ferramonti and released after the Italian capitulation in September 1943. They managed to escape the persecutions mainly in 1941, and to reach the territories under the Italian control in Slovenia, Dalmatia, Montenegro. The Italian authorities transferred them to the Ferramonti camp, located in southern Italy. They survived the Holocaust.

• Архив Jугославије
• 593-77 to 89
• angielski
• 1945
• 12 documents
• Aktualizacja: 2 lat(a) temu

The list of the Jews from Belgrade deported and killed in the Sajmiste concentration camp is one of the rare existing documents with the names of the victims. The list of the German perpetrators responsible for the prosecution of the Jews in Belgrade include members of the Gestapo, SS, German police in charge of the administration of the Sajmiste camp.