The minutes of the meeting of the Kryzhopol district administration contains, in particular, the requirements to wear Jewish marking signs on clothes, to provide the Jews with bread made of flour of second quality [inventory 2, file 5, p. 9], prohibiting Jewish children from attending school [inventory 3, file 15, p. 34], and prohibition to all Jews to walk in the central streets of small towns, and so on.

Documents on the organizational and economic activity of Jewish communities in the ghetto: permission for shoe, tailoring and pottery workshops, the opening of barbershops, sofas, bakeries, buffets and grocery stores, the production of sausage products, fur trade, small-scale trade; the personal files of the owners of various stores and workshops [inventory 2, file 7; inventory 2, files 64, 73-303].

Acts on the appropriation of the property of evacuated Jews [inventory 2, file 7].

Order of the Kryzhopil district state administration on the imposition of a national tax on both the permanent and temporary residents of the ghetto in the district [inventory 3, file 15, p. 2].