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Country: Greece

  2. Συλλογή Αλμπέρτος Ναρ

    • Collection Albertos Nar
    • Syllogi Albertos Nar

    Interviews with local Jews and Holocaust survivors for the Jewish life in Thessaloniki and Greece prewar period, during WWII and postwar period.

  3. Συλλογή Πάνος Τσιφτσής

    • Collection Panos Tsiftsis
    • Syllogi Panos Tsiftsis

    A collection of 1.100 photos related to the postwar life and activities of the Jewish Community in Thessaloniki and a small collection of documents related to the local Jewish Community.

  4. Συλλογή Άγγελος Παπαϊωάννου

    • Collection Angelos Papaioannou
    • Syllogi Angelos Papaioannou

    The collection contains 1.200 postcards related to the history of the different ethnic and religious minorities of the city. A number of them related to the Salonican Jews.

  5. Συλλογές δικαστικού υλικού

    • Collections of Judicial Material
    • Sylloges Dikastikou Ylikou

    The archival holdings contain judicial material from Max Merten's trial (1942-1959), trials against Greek Christian and Jewish collaborators (1946-1959), decisions of the Court of the First Instance in Thessaloniki (certificates of deaths) [1945-1968].

  6. Αρχείο του Υποθηκοφυλακείου Δράμας

    • Archive of the Land Registry Office in Drama
    • Archeio tou Ypothikofilakeiou Dramas

    The record of Land Registry Office in Drama kept data on the properties of the Jewish community, OPAIE, KIS and the Jews of Drama before and after the Holocaust (almost 170 individuals).