Correspondence of Jewish citizens (Fond 247)

Correspondence of Jewish families during the German occupation of the Netherlands and their deportation. This collection includes (copies of) letters that relatives and acquaintances wrote to each other, often supplemented with photographs, identification cards, diaries and other personal documents. The emphasis is on the period of the occupation, but some files of correspondence dates from the 1930s through the late 1940s

Arranged by one series divided by several categories: 1. Prosecution of Jews (Jodenvervolging)-Correspondence. The correspondence is divided into several categories that reflect the nature of the authors, such as forced labor, Jews, hiding, resistance and the Dutch East Indies. Correspondence within the categories is organized alphabetically by the name of the letter writers.