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ARCHIVES ALLEMANDES DE LA SECONDE GUERRE MONDIALE, 1940‒1944 RG‐43.042M United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archive 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place SW Washington, DC 20024‐2126 Tel. (202) 479‐9717 Email: [email protected] Title: Archive Allemandes de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale, 1940‐1944 (German Archives of the Second World War, 1940‐1944). Record Group Number: RG‐43.042M Accession Number: 1999.A.0048 Extent: 33 microfilm reels. Provenance: The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum International Programs Division ordered the microfilming of AJ 40 from the Archives Nationales (France) in 1998. The U.S Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the microfilm reels in April 1999. Restrictions on Access: No restrictions on access. Restrictions on Use: Restrictions on use. See cooperative agreement with the French Archives Directorate for details on use restrictions. Organization and Arrangement: Arrangement is thematic. Language: German, with some French. Preferred citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives Branch. Scope and Content: Contains records relating to the persecution of Jews in the occupied zone, racial laws, persecution of freemasons, gypsies, and German emigrants, anti‐Nazi resistance, and German anti‐
Jewish propaganda in France. Also contains material related to the confiscation of property belonging to Jews, the administration and liquidation of Jewish owned businesses and firms, and inventories of seized bank assets belonging to Jews. http://collections.ushmm.org
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Note: This English‐language finding aid was translated from the original French. Explanatory text that does not appear in the original finding aid appears in brackets [***]. CONTAINER LIST Reel 1: AJ 40/15 Dossier 6: Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg; concerning the struggle against the Jews and Freemasons, 1942‐1944. 6 pages. AJ 40/22 Dossier 12: The Belgian Ministry of Public Education: Jewish schools, 1943. 16 pages. AJ 40/37 Dossier 6: Office “G”; Fine art concerns. Activity of the delegation for the protection of art works (Kunstschutz), led by Count Metternich (13 November 1940). 48 pages. AJ 40/69 Dossier 1: The German military commander’s involvement in cultural policy, expositions, conferences, propaganda, and reports concerning the mass grave in Katyn forest (October 1940‐
February 1944). 915 pages. AJ 40/69 Dossier 2: Jewish doctors; medical monitoring of Germans living in Belgium; German girls living abroad of age to commence their national service (1940‐1943). 170 pages. AJ 40/104 Dossier 1: Office 2, forced labor. Forced labor of Jews by order of the 8 May 1942 mandate. Jews listed by locality (1941‐1942). 135 pages. AJ 40/107 Dossier 8: Forced labor of asocials (vagabonds, convicts, stateless); creation of an internment camp in Brussels (April 1944); release of Belgians arrested in error (July 1944). 108 pages. AJ 40/219 Dossiers 1‐200: Declarations of goods belonging to German Jews, 16 August 1942‐17 August 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Abel” ends “Epstein.”1066 pages. AJ 40/220 Dossiers 201‐600: Declarations of goods belonging to German Jews, 16 August 1942‐17 August 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Epstein” ends “Kohn.” 2077 pages. Reel 2: AJ 40/221 Dossiers 600‐1000: Declarations of goods belonging to German Jews, 16 August 1942‐17 August 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Kohn” ends “Schendel.” 2019 pages. http://collections.ushmm.org
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AJ 40/222 Dossiers 1001‐1400: Declarations of goods belonging to German Jews, 16 August 1942‐17 August 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Schick” ends “Zussheim” recommences “Bahn” ends “Rauchberger.” 2056 pages. AJ 40/223 (begin) Dossiers 1401‐1600: Declarations of goods belonging to German Jews, 16 August 1942‐17 August 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Risser” and carries on alphabetically until half way through roll. Arrangement is then arbitrary for remainder of the roll, ending with “Barsea.” 900 pages. Reel 3: AJ 40/223 (end) Dossiers 1601‐1800: Declarations of goods belonging to German Jews, 16 August 1942‐
17 August 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Bartels” ends “Eckhaus.” 842 pages. AJ 40/224 Dossiers 1801‐2400: Declarations of goods belonging to German Jews, 16 August 1942‐17 August 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Ehrenreich” ends “Lenzner.” 2472 pages. AJ 40/225 Dossiers 2401‐2800: Declarations of goods belonging to German Jews, 16 August 1942‐17 August 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Lerer” ends “Sadki.” 1649 pages. Reel 4: AJ 40/226 Dossiers 2801‐3200: Declarations of goods belonging to German Jews, 16 August 1942‐17 August 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Saenger” ends “Wolff.” 1625 pages. AJ 40/227 Dossiers 3201‐3600: Declarations of goods belonging to German Jews, 16 August 1942‐17 August 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Wolff” ends “Weissblum.” AJ 40/228 Dossiers 3601‐4000: Declarations of goods belonging to German Jews, 16 August 1942‐17 August 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Weitman” carrying on alphabetically through last name beginning “W”, then becomes arbitrarily arranged ending with “Schreiber.” 1617 pages. Reel 5: AJ 40/229 Dossiers 4001‐4400: Declarations of goods belonging to German Jews, 16 August 1942‐17 August 1943. Arranged arbitrarily beginning “Stern” and ending “Holzer.” 1631 pages. AJ 40/230 Dossiers 1‐400: Declarations of goods belonging to Polish Jews, 17 August 1942‐17 November 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Abel” ends “Guttman.” 1616 pages. http://collections.ushmm.org
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AJ 40/231 Dossiers 401‐800: Declarations of goods belonging to Polish Jews, 17 August 1942‐17 November 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Guttman” ends “Miara.” 1601 pages. Reel 6: AJ 40/232 Dossiers 801‐1200: Declarations of goods belonging to Polish Jews, 17 August 1942‐17 November 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Miara” ends “Szorer.” 1607 pages. AJ 40/233 Dossiers 1201‐1600: Declarations of goods belonging to Polish Jews, 17 August 1942‐17 November 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Szper” carrying on alphabetically through last name beginning letter “S”, then arrangement becomes arbitrary ending “Urlich.” 1607 pages. AJ 40/234 Dossiers 1601‐2000: Declarations of goods belonging to Polish Jews, 17 August 1942‐17 November 1943. Arranged arbitrarily beginning “Hirsch” ending “Fajflowicz.” 1605 pages. Reel 7: AJ 40/235 Dossiers 2001‐2400: Declarations of goods belonging to Polish Jews, 17 August 1942‐17 November 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins with “Lipschutz” and carries on with an arbitrary arrangement until the file commencing “Abramovitsch”, carrying on alphabetically through “Holtzman.” 1611 pages. AJ 40/236 Dossiers 2401‐2800: Declarations of goods belonging to Polish Jews, 17 August 1942‐17 November 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Horowitz”, ends “Zolna.” 1603 pages. AJ 40/237 Dossiers 2801‐3200: Declarations of goods belonging to Polish Jews, 17 August 1942‐17 November 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Zolna” and carries on through the end of the alphabet, recommencing with “A” and ending with “Jakobowicz.” 1653 pages. Reel 8: AJ 40/238 Dossiers 3201‐3600: Declarations of goods belonging to Polish Jews, 17 August 1942‐17 November 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Jakubowicz”, ends “Schiff.” 1611 pages. AJ 40/239 Dossiers 3601‐4000: Declarations of goods belonging to Polish Jews, 17 August 1942‐17 November 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Schikler”, ends “Zwirz”, recommences with “Aksztajn”, ends “Kranzler.” 1603 pages. AJ 40/240 Dossiers 4001‐4400: Declarations of goods belonging to Polish Jews, 17 August 1942‐17 November 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Kraut”, becomes arbitrary in arrangement about half way into the file and recommences with alpha arrangement ending “Freund.” 1653 pages. http://collections.ushmm.org
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Reel 9: AJ 40/241 Dossiers 4401‐4800: Declarations of goods belonging to Polish Jews, 17 August 1942‐17 November 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Freund”, ends “Schwartzfeld.” 1615 pages. AJ 40/242 Dossiers 4801‐5200: Declarations of goods belonging to Polish Jews, 17 August 1942‐17 November 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Schwarzberg”, ends “Wolkowicz.” 1615 pages. AJ 40/243 Dossiers 5201‐5600: Declarations of goods belonging to Polish Jews, 17 August 1942‐17 November 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Wolkowicz”, ends “Zylberszac” with about a dozen arbitrarily arranged dossiers added to the end of the reel. 1601 pages. Reel 10: AJ 40/244 Dossiers 5601‐6000: Declarations of goods belonging to Polish Jews, 17 August 1942‐17 November 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins with about a dozen arbitrarily arranged dossiers, then commences alpha arrangement with “Abraham”, ending “Rajter.” 1599 pages. AJ 40/245 Dossiers 6001‐6400: Declarations of goods belonging to Polish Jews, 17 August 1942‐17 November 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Raschevsky”, ends “Schreiber.” 1603 pages. AJ 40/246 Dossiers 6401‐7000: Declarations of goods belonging to Polish Jews, 17 August 1942‐17 November 1943. Arranged by date of processing, and alphabetically by last name within date grouping. Begins “Scyzewski”, ends “Wulfowicz”, recommences with “Abramowicz”, ends “Makower.” 2410 pages. Reel 11: AJ 40/247: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group A: staple products; A40 Tobacconists; A41 Flour manufacturers; A43 Tinning (Canning) companies; A44 Beverage manufacturers. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 132, available in the Archives administrative file. 1292 pages. AJ 40/248: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group A: staple products; A45 Bakers; A46 Various. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 132, available in the Archives administrative file. 1593 pages. AJ 40/249: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C1 Trade of mined products; C2 Trade of metal products. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 133, available in the Archives administrative file. 1176 pages. http://collections.ushmm.org
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AJ 40/250: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C2 Trade of metal products. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 133, available in the Archives administrative file. 953 pages. Reel 12: AJ 40/251: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C2 Trade of metal products. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 133‐134, available in the Archives administrative file. 1154 pages. AJ 40/252: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C2 Trade of metal products; C3 Trade in handicrafts, glassware, and pottery; C4 Trade in chemical products. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 134, available in Archives administrative file. 1427 pages. AJ 40/253: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C4 Trade in chemical products. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 134‐
135, available in Archives administrative file. 1074 pages. AJ 40/254: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C4 Trade in chemical products. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 135, available in Archives administrative file. 1034 pages. Reel 13: AJ 40/255: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C4 Trade in chemical products; Trade in agricultural products. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 135, available in Archives administrative file. 967 pages. AJ 40/256: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C6 Trade in foodstuffs. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 135‐136, available in Archives administrative file. 1438 pages. AJ 40/257: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C6 Trade in foodstuffs. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 136‐137, available in Archives administrative file. 968 pages. AJ 40/258: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C6 Trade in foodstuffs. For names of individual firms, see French language http://collections.ushmm.org
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finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 138‐139, available in Archives administrative file. 1262 pages. Reel 14: AJ 40/259: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C7 Trade in textiles and clothing. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 138‐
139, available in Archives administrative file. 1731 pages. AJ 40/260: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C7 Trade in textiles and clothing. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 139‐
140, available in Archives administrative file. 1735 pages. AJ 40/261: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C7 Trade in textiles and clothing. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 140‐
141, available in Archives administrative file. 1527 pages. Reel 15: AJ 40/262: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C7 Trade in textiles and clothing. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 141‐
142, available in Archives administrative file. 1292 pages. AJ 40/263: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C7 Trade in textiles and clothing. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 142‐
143, available in Archives administrative file. 1542 pages. AJ 40/264: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C7 Trade in textiles and clothing. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 143‐
145, available in Archives administrative file. 1837 pages. Reel 16: AJ 40/265: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C7 Trade in textiles and clothing. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 145‐
146, available in Archives administrative file. 1504 pages. AJ 40/266: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C8 Furniture, carpeting, toys, and others. C9 Tanners and leather trade. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 146, available in Archives administrative file. 1229 pages. http://collections.ushmm.org
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AJ 40/267: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C9 Tanners and leather trade. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 147, available in Archives administrative file. 1366 pages. AJ 40/268: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C9 Tanners and leather trade. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 147, available in Archives administrative file. 459 pages. AJ 40/269: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C9 Tanners and leather trade. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 147‐
148, available in Archives administrative file. 838 pages. Reel 17: AJ 40/270: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C10 Trade in tobacco. C11 Trade in paper and printing industry. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 148, available in Archives administrative file. 1019 pages. AJ 40/271: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C12 Trade in art and high‐precision instruments (watches, optics, etc.). For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 148‐149, available in Archives administrative file. 1488 pages. AJ 40/272: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C12 Trade in art and high‐precision instruments (watches, optics, etc.). C13 Miscellaneous trade. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 149‐150, available in Archives administrative file. 1374 pages. AJ 40/273: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C13 Miscellaneous trade. C14 Personal hygiene and health trade. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 150‐151, available in Archives administrative file. 1562 pages. Reel 18: AJ 40/274: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group C: Trade; C14 Personal hygiene and health trade. Cu 60 Radio, news journals, film, and theater. Cu 61 Film (cinematic). For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 151‐152, available in Archives administrative file. 1311 pages. http://collections.ushmm.org
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AJ 40/275: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group F: Banking and finance; F70 Banks. F71 Precious stones. F73 Exchange offices. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 152‐153, available in Archives administrative file. 1610 pages. AJ 40/276: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group F: Banking and finance; F75 Intermediary financiers. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 153‐154, available in Archives administrative file. 1467 pages. AJ 40/277: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group F: Banking and finance; F75 Intermediary financiers. F76 Financial information agencies. F77 Colonial societies. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 154, available in Archives administrative file. 1099 pages. Reel 19: AJ 40/278: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group I: Businesses; I 20 Fish markets. I 21 Mines. I22 Stone quarries. I23 Metal working. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 155, available in Archives administrative file. 1019 pages. AJ 40/279: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group I: Businesses; I23 Metal working. I24 Mining of non‐precious stones and minerals. I25 Glaziers (glass making). For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 155‐156, available in Archives administrative file. 1488 pages. AJ 40/280: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group I: Businesses; I27 Textile businesses. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 156, available in Archives administrative file. 1374 pages. AJ 40/281: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group I: Businesses; I27 Textile businesses. I28 Clothing businesses. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐
1944, pages 156‐157, available in Archives administrative file. 1562 pages. Reel 20: AJ 40/282: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group I: Businesses; I28 Clothing businesses. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 157‐158, available in Archives administrative file. 1074 pages. http://collections.ushmm.org
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AJ 40/283: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group I: Businesses; I28 Clothing businesses. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 158, available in Archives administrative file. 1521 pages. AJ 40/284: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group I: Businesses; I28 Clothing businesses. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 158‐159, available in Archives administrative file. 729 pages. AJ 40/285: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group I: Businesses; I28 Clothing businesses. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 159‐160, available in Archives administrative file. 1688 pages. Reel 21: AJ 40/286: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group I: Businesses; I28 Clothing businesses. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 160‐161, available in Archives administrative file. 1420 pages. AJ 40/287: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group I: Businesses; I28 Clothing businesses. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 162, available in Archives administrative file. 1102 pages. AJ 40/288: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group I: Businesses; I29 Construction businesses. I30 Woodworking businesses. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 162‐163, available in Archives administrative file. 1155 pages. AJ 40/289: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group I: Businesses; I31 Tanning and leather businesses. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 163‐164, available in Archives administrative file. 1063 pages. Reel 22: AJ 40/290: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group I: Businesses; I31 Tanning and leather businesses. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 164‐165, available in Archives administrative file. 1189 pages. AJ 40/291: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group I: Businesses; I31 Tanning and leather businesses. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 165‐166, available in Archives administrative file. 1124 pages. http://collections.ushmm.org
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AJ 40/292: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group I: Businesses; I31 Tanning and leather businesses. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 166‐167, available in Archives administrative file. 1242 pages. AJ 40/293: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group I: Businesses; I32 Paper businesses. I33 Printing businesses. I 34 Jewelry businesses. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 167‐168, available in Archives administrative file. 1638 pages. Reel 23: AJ 40/294: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group I: Businesses; I 34 Jewelry businesses. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 168, available in Archives administrative file. 989 pages. AJ 40/295: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.) Group T: Shipping and transport; T52 Overland carriers. T53 Hotels and restaurants. For names of individual firms, see French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 169‐170, available in Archives administrative file. 1619 pages. AJ 40/296: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. (Company dossiers grouped by branch.); Companies liquidated between April and July of 1942; a summary list organized by branch. Includes branches A40 to A46, C1 to C14, Cu60 to Cu61, F70 to F77, I20 to I34, and T50 to T53. 1147 pages. AJ 40/297: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. Correspondence of group XII, July 1942 to June 1943. 2094 pages. Reel 24: AJ 40/298: Administration and liquidation of Belgian‐Jewish companies. Correspondence of group XII, July 1943 to August 1944. 1760 pages. AJ 40/299: The files of August Krieger, administrator for companies involved in the hosiery industry. For a complete list of the companies concerned, see the French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 170, available in Archives administrative file. 1710 pages. AJ 40/300: The files of August Krieger, administrator for companies involved in the hosiery industry. For a complete list of the companies concerned, see the French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 170, available in Archives administrative file. 895 pages. AJ 40/301: The files of August Krieger, administrator for companies involved in the hosiery industry. Also includes the files of R.G. Muller, administrator for companies involved in petrochemical mining and http://collections.ushmm.org
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refining. For a complete list of the companies concerned, see the French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 170, available in Archives administrative file. 1073 pages. Reel 25: AJ 40/302: The files of R.G. Muller, administrator for companies involved in petrochemical mining and refining. For a complete list of the companies concerned, see the French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 170, available in Archives administrative file. 1094 pages. AJ 40/303: The files of R.G. Muller, administrator for companies involved in petrochemical mining and refining. For a complete list of the companies concerned, see the French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, pages 170‐171, available in Archives administrative file. 1258 pages. AJ 40/304: The files of R.G. Muller, administrator for companies involved in petrochemical mining and refining. For a complete list of the companies concerned, see the French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 171, available in Archives administrative file. 975 pages. AJ 40/305: The files of R.G. Muller, administrator for companies involved in petrochemical mining and refining. For a complete list of the companies concerned, see the French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 171, available in Archives administrative file. 1380 pages. Reel 26: AJ 40/306: The files of R.G. Muller, administrator for companies involved in petrochemical mining and refining. For a complete list of the companies concerned, see the French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 171, available in Archives administrative file. 1170 pages. AJ 40/307: The files of R.G. Muller, administrator for companies involved in petrochemical mining and refining. Also includes the files of Paul Chares, administrator for companies involved in women’s products (lingerie, knitting and weaving supplies, etc.) For a complete list of the companies concerned, see the French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐
1944, page 171, available in Archives administrative file. 1327 pages. AJ 40/308: The files of Kurt Sieh, administrator for companies involved in heavy industry (armaments, ship building, etc.). For a complete list of the companies concerned, see the French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 171, available in Archives administrative file. 1644 pages. AJ 40/309: The files of Nikolaus Geister, administrator for companies involved in textile spinning and thread making. For a complete list of the companies concerned, see the French language finding aid titled La France et La Belgique Sous L’Occupation Allemande 1940‐1944, page 171, available in Archives administrative file. 737 pages. http://collections.ushmm.org
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Reel 27: AJ 40/358: Oberfeldkommandantur: Goods belonging to Jews and enemies located in the jurisdiction of the Commandant of d’Arlon. Declarations of real property, real estate laws, and accounts thereof (1940‐
1941). Liquidation of goods and the selling of real properties (1941‐1944). 146 pages. AJ 40/536: Circulars of the Verwaltungsabteilung (administrative division) grouped by subject: administrative organizations, French administration, foreigners, Jews, Freemasons, blacks, war damages, Wehrmacht rations and provisions, police (1940‐1943). 197 pages. AJ 40/547: Documents of the Verwaltungsabteilung (administrative division). Foreigners in France (other than Germans): laws, treatment (August 1940‐January 1942). 66 pages. AJ 40/548: Documents of the Verwaltungsabteilung (administrative division). Measures against the Jews. Measures taken by the MBF in the occupied zone (August 1940‐February 1941). Measures of the police (December 1943‐March 1944). The Commisarriat General aux Questions Juives, its creation, organization, and the nomination of the general commissioner (October 1940‐May 1942). Classes of Jewish public officers and ministers (June 1941‐June 1942). Classes of Jewish civil servants (January 1941 to May 1942). Jewish obligatory organizations (April‐November 1941). The organization of Aktion “Transport” (classified file, May 1944). 567 pages. AJ 40/553: Documents of the Verwaltungsabteilung (administrative division). Communists and Gaullists. Intelligence reports, and the struggle against communism and repression (October 1940‐May 1942). Weekly report of the Paris police precinct regarding the struggle against communism and Gaullist propaganda (November 1940‐May 1942). 1650 pages. AJ 40/554: Documents of the Verwaltungsabteilung (administrative division). The Gaullist movement. Intelligence reports and repression (October 1940‐May 1942). The struggle against Gaullist propaganda, based on the reports of the French police (December 1940‐May 1942). 388 pages. AJ 40/558: Documents of the Verwaltungsabteilung (administrative division). Repression and arrests (January 1941‐April 1944). Classified materials have been removed. Includes the arrest of Daniel Trocmé, leader of the student’s dormitory at the University of Chambon‐sur‐Lignon (Haute‐
Loire)(September 1943). 311 pages. AJ 40/564: Documents of the Verwaltungsabteilung (administrative division). Admissions requirements for Jewish students to institutions of higher learning. List of officers and officials of the various Masonic lodges (1941). Admissions requirements for Jewish students to the faculty of medicine and the university (1942‐1943). Inventory of the works of art belonging to Jews assembled by the Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg (31 August 1941). 412 pages. AJ 40/567: Documents of the Verwaltungsabteilung (administrative division). French scientific officials. Jewish professors at the university and other institutions of higher education in Paris. Report given to the German Pedagogical Institute for Culture by the members of the various academies (4 June 1941). Freemasons and communists at the Sorbonne and the Academy of Paris; report dated 1 November 1941. Reports pertaining to Gustave Roussy, Dr. Michel Mosinger, and the affair of Professor Basdevant. The arrests of headmaster Aubert, adjunct professor Cazalas, Professor Mauguin, Professor Charles http://collections.ushmm.org
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Bruneau, Professor Delaporte, various students, and the chair of experimental mechanics of fluid dynamics and spherical physics. The affair of Jacques Pottier, head of research for CNRS. The intervention on behalf of Miss Pimonnet who was condemned to death. (October 1940‐February 1942). 149 pages. AJ 40/589: Documents of the Wirtschaftsabteilung (economic section). Group Wi I/2 (selected files only). Organization and function. Flow charts and personnel lists. Draft copy of the report on the disposition of enemy goods in the MBF region (20 October 1940‐15 August 1944). Index to the “enemy goods” file. Various orders for forms, supplies, and personnel documents. 1940‐1944. 36 pages. AJ 40/591: Documents of the Wirtschaftsabteilung (economic section). Aryanization of Jewish goods in the occupied zone. General orders, operations memo to the Commisariat Générales aux Questions Juives, official French documents, miscellaneous documents (April 1941‐September 1943). The affair of Pierre Laval and Robert Gunzburg (30 October 1940). The removal of works of art belonging to the Rothschild family (1942). 221 pages. AJ 40/596: Documents of the Wirtschaftsabteilung (economic section). Goods belonging to people who have forsaken their French nationality (Rothschild, Stern, etc.), and people presumed to be living in enemy territory (de Gualle, etc.) : diverse correspondence and documents (January 1942‐March 1944). 191 pages. AJ 40/597: Documents of the Wirtschaftsabteilung (economic section). File titled “Armistice Commission”, in reality, the correspondence of Treuhand regarding the goods of various enemies (Rothschild, Lubersac, etc.). (July 1942‐February 1943). 19 pages. AJ 40/599: Documents of the Wirtschaftsabteilung (economic section). The administration of goods belonging to enemies. Official texts and memos concerning goods belonging to foreigners and Jews in occupied territory (7 August 1940‐12 August 1942). A letter from the commander of Group Wi I/2 which underscores the erroneous nature of these documents. 373 pages. AJ 40/600: Documents of the Wirtschaftsabteilung (economic section). Goods belonging to the Rothschild family. The legal situation connected to the inheritances placed under judicial sequester. The transfer to Germany of silver cases discovered in Gers (March 1941‐August 1943). 136 pages. AJ 40/606: Documents of the Wirtschaftsabteilung (economic section). The administration of goods belonging to enemies. Various matters connected to the definition of “enemy goods” and who is, or is not a Jew. (August 1942‐August 1944). 38 pages. AJ 40/609: Documents of the Wirtschaftsabteilung (economic section). The Austin company of Liancourt (Oise). Stocks that were owned by Rothschild and bought up by an Aryan Yugoslav (January 1941‐March 1943). 176 pages. Reel 28: AJ 40/611: Documents of the Wirtschaftsabteilung (economic section). Enemy goods. Goods belonging to persons who have lost their French citizenship: general correspondence (June 1943‐February 1944). State of the goods belonging to a variety of people (for a complete list, see page 230 of French finding aid located in the Archives administrative file). Goods belonging to refugees and Russian Jews: http://collections.ushmm.org
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declarations in accordance with directive A; correspondence relating to companies and, in particular, to Russian companies. Goods belonging to British citizens and British companies (June‐August 1944) and the file titled “The March of Te.” (October 1942‐July 1944. Jewish affairs: correspondence between the Commisariat Générales aux Questions Juives and Group Wi I/2 (A‐Z). Estates belonging to foreign nationals or whose inheritors are foreigners (see page 231 of French finding aid for complete list of all parties concerned). (1944). Diverse correspondence concerning the credit value of personal property belonging to enemies or Jews (May 1941‐May 1942); frozen bank assets and credit declarations on property belonging to Americans, together with lawsuits related to same (December 1943); packet of lists which were not sent to Treuhand (December 1941‐August 1944); documents concerning various companies and companies belonging to foreign Jews (February 1943‐August 1944). 2270 pages. AJ 40/612: Documents of the Wirtschaftsabteilung (economic section). Aryanized companies. The Cotton Corporation of the North and the East: reports of the provisional administrator, Mr. Ferand Motte and correspondence with the German authorities (February 1942‐July 1944). The Aryanization of the Economic and Financial Corporation (1941‐1944). The Lerner Company of Vienna, bought up by the Pilcher Corporation of Vienna (a non‐Jewish firm): requests for the return of goods placed under the authority of the provisional administration of a French official (March‐June 1944). The Aryanization of the Chemical and Rare Earth Corporation (May 1941‐June 1944). The provisional administration of the Turbomeca Corporation (September 1940‐August 1944). The Berlow Corporation “King of Furniture”, legally mandated liquidation (1941‐1943). The Nestle: Corporation: memo concerning shares and the nationalities of the shareholders (29 November 1941) with appendices (affidavits from Zurich and Vevey attesting to non‐Jewish status).The Carbone‐Lorraine Corporation: information on [available] capital and share holders (December 1942‐July 1943). The Chromex á Lardy Corporation: provisional administration (December 1940‐August 1944). 1979 pages. AJ 40/613: Documents of the Wirtschaftsabteilung (economic section). Aryanized companies. The building belonging to Alfred Meyer at 22 Avenue Raphael in Paris, and the proceedings of the German Ambassador who had the intention of installing a German school there (June 1941‐May 1944). The provisional administration of the Building Financers Corporation [mortgage company] (September 1943‐
June 1944). The provisional administration of Andre Kasse’s estate in Troyes (December 1941‐July 1944). The Theatrical Company and Troupe Corporation (the ABC theater), Aryanization (September 1941‐
August 1944). The France‐Rayonne Corporation; its Aryanization and buy up of shares by the Industrial Corporation of Moy (April 1941‐December 1942). The problems in Aryanizing the ETAM Corporation resulting from the sizable employment of foreigners in French ETAM (December 1940‐July 1944). Building sites from the Loire to Nantes and building sites and workmen of Saint‐Nazaire (Penhoët), Aryanization (November 1940‐August 1943). Szlama, and Anna and Samuel Monoson, owners of a building at La Garenne‐Colombes and share holders of the Pelfrance company, Aryanization (March 1942‐July 1943). Payment of credit from the Bank of Hamburg to Amsterdam by Maurice Thorp, a stockbroker from Paris (June 1942‐November 1943); the provisional administration of the safe deposit boxes at Chase Bank in Paris by Isaac Hamburger (July 1943‐March 1944). FAVO (travel gear) of Romainville, Aryanization (July 1942‐April 1944). 1380 pages. Reel 29: AJ 40/614: Documents of the Wirtschaftsabteilung (economic section). Aryanized companies. The Cléo Corporation of Mouy (Oise) manufacturer of shoes (May 1941‐September 1943). The Laundry House of Bois de Boulogne in Puteaux (June 1941‐January 1944). The purchase by the ORI corporation of the residuals of the Cahen Corporation of Stasbourg (refugee from Nantes), manufacturer of chains (April http://collections.ushmm.org
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1942‐June 1944). Halimbourg‐Akar Consolidated and their subsidiary companies, the Modern Clothing Corporation and the Parisian Clothing Corporation (December 1940‐August 1944). The House of Arab in Orsay and the Gumal Bank (January 1941‐August 1944, with gaps). The Wildenstein Gallery on the Rue La Boétie in Paris (1941‐1944). List of buildings in Paris belonging to “Jews”, defined pursuant to the law of 18 October 1940 (1940‐1944). 1534 pages. AJ 40/615: Documents of the Wirtschaftsabteilung (economic section). The delegate from MBF for the Aryanization of the economy in service to the Commisariat Général aux Questions Juive’s ‘Service du Contrôle des Administrateurs Provisoires’ or ‘SCAP’. General: Grouping scheme for files; complaint forms for late or non‐existent files; correspondence (May 1941‐March 1943). State of expenditure in relation to Treuhand (May 1941‐March 1943). Statistics for the Aryanization of the economy in France (1943‐
1944). Commisariat Général aux Questions Juives: Background information (April 1941‐May 1944). SCAP operations (December 1941‐February 1943). Payments for Jewish goods at the selling price established by the deposits and consignments office (December 1941‐February 1943). Opportunities for Jews in a variety of professions and the warning given to banks regarding the invalidity of financial transactions for Jews who have left [the country] (July 1941‐April 1943). The participation of Germans in French companies, general (September 1941‐March 1943). The nomination of the provisional administrators, general (June 1941‐June 1943). The voiding of contracts for Jews who have left [the country] (July 1941‐
August 1944). Index to the cashier’s checks that passed between the MBF and the Commisariat Général aux Questions Juives with the German orders to the provisional administrators (November 1940‐
February 1943). Form letters of the German authorities regarding the liquidation of Jewish goods. French laws concerning the Jews (October 1941‐September 1943). SCAP of the Commisariat Général aux Questions Juives: bulletins (May 1941‐July 1944); circulars (the majority of which are undated). Payment of provisional administrators: orders (October 1941‐June 1943). Decrees concerning the Commisariat Général aux Questions Juives, UGIF, etc. (August 1941‐June 1943). 1633 pages. AJ 40/616: Documents of the Wirtschaftsabteilung (economic section). The delegate from MBF for the Aryanization of the economy in service to the Commisariat Général aux Questions Juive’s ‘Service du Contrôle des Administrateurs Provisoires’ or ‘SCAP’. Mail sent out to the various offices of MBF; minutes of meetings (26 January‐31 July 1942). Mail sent out to SCAP; minutes of meetings (1 May‐31July 1942 and August 1942, 2 files). 2491 pages. Reel 30: AJ 40/617‐618B: Documents of the Wirtschaftsabteilung (economic section). The delegate from MBF for the Aryanization of the economy in service to the Commisariat Général aux Questions Juive’s ‘Service du Contrôle des Administrateurs Provisoires’ or ‘SCAP’. Mail sent out to SCAP; minutes of meetings: 617: September‐December 1942. 618 A: January‐September 1943 (does not include February and August). 618 B: October‐December 1943, April‐June 1944. 1259 pages. AJ 40/619: Documents of the Wirtschaftsabteilung (economic section). The delegate from MBF for the Aryanization of the economy in service to the Commisariat Général aux Questions Juive’s ‘Service du Contrôle des Administrateurs Provisoires’ or ‘SCAP’. Jewish companies: correspondence, particularly with SCAP (January1941‐August 1944 and a few from 1940 with some undated). 558 pages. http://collections.ushmm.org
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AJ 40/620: Documents of the Wirtschaftsabteilung (economic section). The delegate from MBF for the Aryanization of the economy in service to the Commisariat Général aux Questions Juive’s ‘Service du Contrôle des Administrateurs Provisoires’ or ‘SCAP’. Business matters (1941‐1943, in alphabetical order of the names of the companies and business concerned). Association of Jews of the German Reich: circulars (November 1940‐December 1941). 872 pages. AJ 40/621: Documents of the Wirtschaftsabteilung (economic section). The delegate from MBF for the Aryanization of the economy in service to the Commisariat Général aux Questions Juive’s ‘Service du Contrôle des Administrateurs Provisoires’ or ‘SCAP’. Provisional administrators. Nominations: mail sent (January 1942‐December 1943). Candidates (May‐August 1941); nominations (9 March 1941 and February‐April 1943); list of companies and their provisional administrators; annulments and revocations (1941‐1943); administrators stripped of their titles (January‐April 1943). Requests for safe passage to the non‐occupied zone (May 1941‐April 1942). Recapitulation of the Jewish companies in the process of Aryanization (1941); list of foreign Jews, the majority of whom are Poles, with their addresses and the names of their provisional administrator. Aero‐Bank, information concerning the value of property belonging to German Jews: memos number 9‐158 (September 1943‐July 1944, incomplete run). Alphabetical listing of the Jewish people and companies in the occupied zone, together with their respective addresses. Liquidation of bankrupt companies (1941‐1944). 1476 pages. AJ 40/622: The Archives of Ferdinand Niedermeyer, chargé for the administration and liquidation of goods belonging to Jews of the greater Reich and countries under German domination. Requests for various documents sent to different authorities or departments, together with responses (January 1943‐
May 1944); transfer of proceeds from the goods belonging to Jews of greater Germany as calculated by MBF in the service of the Reichskreditkasse (June‐October 1943); the value of property on deposit at Aero‐Bank (June 1943‐June 1944); the value of goods and jewels on deposit at Aero‐Bank in a separate account under Niedermeyer’s name (January 1943‐February 1944); inventory of postage stamp albums used as collateral for cash advances (June 1943‐June 1944); property (April 1943‐July 1944); liens against Jews, particularly in regards to rent (January 1943‐June 1944); the transfer to the Reichskreditkasse of money belonging to Jews (January‐April 1944); the transfer to the Reichsbank of valuable property belonging to Jews (July 1943‐June 1944); losses from the sending of jewels (10 August 1944); control of Niedermeyer’s accounts (May 1943‐March 1944); miscellaneous documents (October 1941‐June 1944); liquidation of the Kraemer company of Mesnil‐Eudes (Calvados) (February 1943‐March 1944); Niedermeyer’s correspondence on the subject of Gestapo operations in connection with the goods found in the Kaganas clothing warehouse on the Boulevard de la Liberté in Rennes (March 1942‐June 1944); copies of official documents concerning the Jewish question: German translations of official French texts and copies of German notes (June 1941‐August 1944); regulations concerning the occupying German forces and their working relationship with the French (civil) departments in connection with the Jewish question . 1089 pages. AJ 40/775: Division Wi II. Gewerbliche Wirtschaft (industrial and commercial economy). Measures against the Jews; orders issued to the print media from the German civil administration; memos regarding the movement of industrial materials (September 1940‐November 1942). 45 pages. Reel 31: AJ 40/781: Division Wi II. Gewerbliche Wirtschaft (industrial and commercial economy). Commercial: the MBF circular regarding the transport of merchandise (January 1941); trade statistics (February 1941); measures against Jewish commercial houses and banks by the Banque Transatlantic; the women’s shops http://collections.ushmm.org
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“Aux Dames de France”, Jacques Heim (January‐February 1941); regulations for traveling merchants (February 1941), etc. Nominations for the positions of provisional administrator for the various Jewish companies (March‐August 1941). Inventory of the remaining stocks for small Jewish businesses which were closed: correspondence related to same (January‐February 1941). 270 pages. AJ 40/782: Division Wi II. Gewerbliche Wirtschaft (industrial and commercial economy). Commercial: The Paris market; organization; the release of buildings held by German troops (November 1940‐March 1941); creation of a warehouse for military uniforms in Paris (December 1940‐January 1941); the visit to the Leipzig market by French merchants (January 1941); the opening of a branch of the Anker de Bielefeld corporation in France (February 1941); the organization of the general assembly of the central purchasing agency (March 1941); financial flow charts and graphs for the Galeries Lafayette for 1939‐
1940 and 19 March 1941; declaration of incorporation for Gradvohhl and Sons in Paris (March 1941); Jewish companies from Ryst to Cherbourg, and Mermain to Paris (March 1941); the decree of 19 December 1940 supporting the creation of a steering committee for wholesale and retail distribution; the agreement between the Erwege corporation of Dusseldorf and the French company Nouvelles Galeries Réunies (June 1941); the requisition of a warehouse for Pinet shoes in Bordeaux (March 1941); nominations to the post of provisional administrator; various corporate journals and bulletins sent to the German authorities; list of the main department stores and retailers belonging to the National Federation of Business and Commerce, sent to the authorities; complaint against Dreyfus Brothers (a.k.a., Unifix) (May 1941); Denunciations of Jewish businesses, etc. The Mouvement Franciste (May 1941); the purchase of the Tréfort corporation of Paris by the LSM company of Frankfurt (May‐June 1941); the provisional administrator for the Claridge Hotel (June 1941); the administrator for Leroy Opticians (May‐July 1941); request for a telephone exchange by the Swiss Chamber of Commerce in Paris and their annex in Lyons (April 1941); Aryanization in the non‐occupied zone (June 1941); the Paris market place: correspondence (April‐July 1941); French participation in the Leipzig market place (June‐
July 1941); Aryanization of Jewish businesses in the occupied zone (June‐July 1941); report of the Von Stempel expert on the trip to the non‐occupied zone of 28 May to 5 June 1941; prices for black market goods in Lyon and Marseille (June 1941); intelligence regarding the Filtjen opticians in Berlin (March‐July 1941); the Paris‐France corporation (27 June 1941); the Kessler project for the creation of a Franco‐
Germanic corporation (April‐June 1941), etc. Aryanization of the House of Daly and the shares to the subsidiary companies of Burberry in Paris including Lodenfrey in Munich, and Benedikt in Berlin (May‐
October 1941); the possibility of compensation for merchandise traded between France and West Africa (June 1941); Alfred Bayer of Leipzig and his offer of services to perform a variety of functions (June‐
August 1941); precious stone detained by the House of Asscher in Paris (July 1941); the intervention of the German financial administrators in France (August‐September 1941); correspondence concerning the expert Adolf Kurner (August‐October 1941); the creation of a central agency in Lyon, France for German economic interests in the non‐occupied zone (July‐August 1941); the exporation of French optical instruments to Germany (September 1941); proceedings of the Lafayette Gallery to obtain authorization for the importation of Belgian goods (September 1941); the exportation of hides by the Hertie conglomerate (August‐September 1941); letters addressed by the central merchandising agency to the German Army contractor in order to gain permission to export out of Germany (October 1941, copies); the French majority at the head of the old Polish oil company “Galicja and Karpaty” in Lemberg (October 1941), etc. 945 pages. AJ 40/808: Division Wi IV. Forst und Jagdwesen (forests and parks). The Aryanization of Jewish companies in the timber industry (November 1940‐July 1944). 172 pages. http://collections.ushmm.org
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AJ 40/827A: Group Wi V/2. Currency, Credit, and Trust. Jewish banks. Nominations and reports of the provisional administrators. Cards bearing the names and addresses of the provisional administrators; diverse lists with the names of the administrators, the measures against the Jews, and the reports of the provisional administrators (October 1940‐June 1944). 514 pages. AJ 40/828A‐830: Currency, Credit, and Trust. Jewish banks. Nominations and reports of the provisional administrators. Jewish Banks A‐W. (See page 341‐343 of the French‐language finding aid, located in the Archives administrative file, for a complete list of all banks concerned). (1940‐1944). 3771 pages. Reel 32: AJ 40/838: Trust companies. Jewish trusts (May 1941‐December 1942). AJ 40/870: The commandant of greater Paris. Correspondence with military intelligence. Denunciations of Frenchmen, Jews, and foreigners (January 1941). AJ 40/880: Major state administration. The gendarmerie and police. The German gendarmerie, its organization, role, and morale, an internal report (April‐December 1941). Miscellaneous: the Germany recovery of the Rothschild Archives and apartments belonging to Jews, the selling of the paintings of the Bernheim Gallery, the blockage of the musical publications of Louise Berta Masson‐Dyer (of L’Oiseau‐
Lyre) (February‐June 1941). The Paris police and their organization (June 1940‐July 1941). The French gendarmes, their organization and effectiveness, particularly in the Paris vicinity (September 1940‐June 1941). AJ 40/885: Major state administration. Interned foreigners. German émigrés in France: correspondence (July 1940‐May 1942). Gypsies: note concerning the nomads and the situation at the Montlhery camp, etc. (October 1940‐April 1941). Intelligence on various internees, notably Italians in the French quarter of Algeria and Moroccan internees at Drancy, anti‐communist repression, the freeing of 312 North‐
Africans from the Romainville base, the freeing of persons from the Drancy camp, etc. (January‐July 1941). Refugee Spanish Republicans in France (October 1940‐February 1941). Internment camps: Drancy, Romainville, Saint‐Denis, the Hòpital Américain. The money and correspondence of the internees: notes, lists of internees and internees transferred, etc. (August 1940‐July 1941). The policing of foreigners. Census of foreigners in France and the surveillance of their goings‐about : instruction (June‐November 1940). Surveillance of the Jewish environs of Paris (October 1940‐July 1941). The application of Jewish ordinances (October‐November 1940). 866 pages. AJ 40/990: Commandant of the military region of the South of France, central division. Miscellaneous: Main administration of the commandant of greater Paris of the goods of enemies and Jews: Tommy Daigle, Edmond Eggly, Marie‐Louise Woodward, the major companies of Touquet, the Vitfez corporation, the Jean Weydert firm, etc. (October 1940‐September 1942). 62 pages. AJ 40/1002: German agencies in France independent of the MBF. The French propaganda division, Paris office. Correspondence with the propaganda office of d’Angers, Bordeaux, Dijon, Saint‐Germain‐en‐
Laye: programs, locality reports, the public, municipal subsidies (1941‐1943). Correspondence with the MBF: reports sent, coal and heating, plays for prisoners of war, passes, measures against the Jews (1941‐1943). 363 pages. http://collections.ushmm.org
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AJ 40/1003: German agencies in France independent of the MBF. The French propaganda division, Paris office. Miscellaneous: Dossiers of various individuals and organizations connected to the performing arts and theater, including Harry Baur (1940‐1943), George Hirsch (1941), Holk (the establishment of a German troupe, 1941), Maurice Lehmann (1940‐1942), Moskovits (the organization of a theatrical circuit, 1942‐1943), the Schiller Theater (press clipping regarding the tour, 1943). 248 pages. AJ 40/1006: German services in France independent of MBF. The French propaganda division, Paris office. The Jewish question. Reports, denunciations, French authors of Jewish origin, Jewish hobby clubs, the Commissariat Général aux Questions Juives and Xavier Vallat (notably Bernheim concerns, Katorza, etc.). Goods trading by Hachette (Filipacchi), Heim (tailor), René Jolivet (a reporter for Matin), Pierre Massé, Jacques Ménard, Giorgini Schiff, Violet Trefusis (Gallimard). The Informationsdienst (1942): articles about Jews in the United States and the far East. Inquiry into booksellers and publishing companies and their Aryanization: Alsatia, Cluny, Crapouillot, Cri du Jour, Geldege, Albin Michel, Shakespeare, Cercle François Villon (December 1940‐February 1941). Provisional administrators for Jewish booksellers, publishing houses, and book distributors. Enemies employed in French publishing firms (1941): flow chart of work, undated general unsigned reports, information regarding morale in France, suggestions. Denunciations of Jewish companies: Éditions Baudinière (transcontinental booksellers) (17 December 1940‐17 February 1941); Jean Boissel, manager of Réveil du Peuple (17‐22 February 1941); Calmann‐Lévy (January 1942); Tauchnitz, Albatros, Continental (26 October‐6 November 1940). Provisional administration of Fernand Nathan Booksellers: reports in French (1941‐
1942), correspondence (24 February 1941‐30 October 1942). Diverse: The destruction of the books on the Liste Otto [banned anti‐German books] (26 February‐29 April 1942). Petty expenditures (April‐July 1942). 641 pages. AJ 40/1366: Wehrmacht R section: Jewish Question and the treatment of Frenchmen stripped of their nationality. French protests, seizure of art works and goods belonging to Jews (October 1940‐August 1944). 222 pages. AJ 40/1414: Service M: The mobilization of party members. Miscellaneous Wehrmacht files: mail, safe‐
conduct passes, mobilization of party members, weapons requisitioning, prohibition against bread hoarding, inspection of the war economy, the arrival of Polish prisoners of war, the release of skilled laborers, aid to families, the release of bedding and clothing taken from the Jews (February 1939‐
December 1940). AJ 40/1444: The district of Bade‐Alsace, service of racial politics and the family. Circulars and printed brochures (1941‐1944, grouped by theme, A‐Z, 3 files). Circulars (1944); activity reports of the central service (1941‐1944); municipal‐ward activity reports (1944); particular questions groped by theme: entry into the SS, the acquisition of German citizenship, housing, the showing of [the film] “Races and ethnicities in the Haut‐Rhin” in Mulhouse, etc. (1943‐1944). 1753 pages. Reel 33: AJ 40/1445: The district of Bade‐Alsace, Sevice of Racial and Family Politics. Coordinators of those responsible of the districts; coordinators of those responsible, those delegated responsibility and members of the wards (Kreisse) and districts (Gaue) for Bade and Alsace (February 1939‐February 1941, and several other months); activity reports for 1943 (12 pages); activity reports for the Strasbourg district April to June 1943 (5 pages); organization and mission of the service, nominations, meetings and conferences, shortages and uses of labor, particular subjects (the investigation of the soldier Peter Koch, http://collections.ushmm.org
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adoption); the tract Halte Dein Blut Rein : circulars, notes, and reports (1942‐1943). Honoraria and distinctions awarded for the care of the German people (Deutsche Volkspflege): circular, correspondence, awards (May 1942). Correspondence with the wards: nominations, reference cards, list of responsibilities (1943‐1944). 1748 pages. AJ 40/1446: The district of Bade‐Alsace, service of racial politics and the family. Marriage service. Particular cases: correspondence with the party directorate in Berlin (1941‐1944, A‐Z, 2 files). Certificates of Aryanizations; administrative and anthropological investigations, illegitimate children: correspondence with the L’Institut für Rassenbiologie de la Reichsuniversität of Strasbourg and the Berlin Directorate. Certificates of “Inoffensive Racial Character” (1942, A‐K). 1445 pages. AJ 40/1447: The district of Bade‐Alsace, service of racial politics and the family. Oberrheinisches Landessippenamt‐Olsa (Parental services of the Haut‐Rhin): creation, then cancellation with a transfer of duties to the training service; reports, correspondence (1943‐1944); investigation into the population in Alsace, identification of Slavs, mulattos, asocials, Jews and mixed‐race Jews, gypsies, including Albertine Haller, Emil Hissler, Victor Berner, Nina Svietloff‐Danischewsky, Max Nesselhauf, etc., inquiries and correspondence (1941‐1944). Jews and half‐breeds: news article titled “Die Juden Sind Schuld” in the newspaper Das Reich (November, 1941); state of the Jews in the Bade district (February 1942); half‐
breed Jews of the 1st and 2nd degree; anthropological investigations; reckoning of the proportion of Jews serving in hospitals; general correspondence in alphabetical order (1941‐1944). 763 pages. AJ 40/1496: Chief of the civil administration in Alsace. Requisition and assignment of buildings (public service, houses of worship, apartments): questionnaires regarding needs, correspondence (in alphabetical order of the various agencies of the NSDAP in the district of Alsace; September 1940‐
September 1941, A‐Z, 2 files). 739 pages. AJ 40/1498: Miscellaneous: University of Strasbourg. Institute of Anatomy [under the direction of Dr. August Hirt]: personnel, nominations, correspondence, information forms, curriculum vitae (notably of Otto Bong, Dr. Anton Kiesselbach, Ludwig Lippman, August Mayer, Ludwig Schmittbiel, Karl Schmitt, Anton Schwind, and Dr. Karl Wimmer, January 1940‐August 1944). Miscellaneous: personnel situation; indemnities, rents, and housekeeping invoices; selling of furniture; banks; Friends of the Art of Haut‐
Rhin Association; the Sofia Conference; the Association of Former Students; correspondence with Dr. Muller, Dr. Richter, and Dr. Schleichl (post cards); the sale of Professor Vogt’s library by his widow; personal correspondence of Dr. Hirt (February1941‐August 1943, in alphabetical order of the addressee). Paid housekeeping expenditures (1940‐1943). 772 pages. AJ 40/1499: DAF, Kreisverwaltung Hersfeld. Monthly reports from the camps (January 1943‐July 1944); correspondence: administration of the camps; work conditions; the camp commandant’s uniform and regimentals; games; billeting orders for camp labor during the duration of the war (May 1942‐January 1944). 153 pages. AJ 40/1673: Administrative documents of Dr. Hermann Bunjes, the director of the Institute for German Art [and Göring’s procurer of art during much of the war]. Bunjes’ correspondence: Seizures of works of art belonging to Jews by the Einsatzstab Rosenberg (June 1940‐October 1942). 70 pages. http://collections.ushmm.org
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