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RG-19.045M Selected Records from the International Committee of the Red Cross Commission for Prisoners, Internees and Civilians. Jews (Israélites), 1939-1961 (bulk 1940-1950) 1

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RG-19.045M Acc. 1996.A.0588 Title: Selected Records from the International Committee of the Red Cross Commission for Prisoners, Internees and Civilians. Jews (Israélites), 1939-1961 (bulk 1940-1950) Extent: 14 microfilm reels Provenance: Archives of the International Committee of the Red Cross (AICRC) received the dossiers ofseries G 59 after World War II. International Committee of the Red Cross filmed the records for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives in 1996. Restrictions on Access: No restrictions on access. Restrictions on Use: Restrictions on use apply. Organization and Arrangement: Organized in the following sub-series: G 59[0], Dossiers Bachmann, White Book ...; G 59/1, Jews [various dossiers]; G 59/2, Relief and questions of principle; G 59/3, Camps; G 59/4, Appeals; G 59/5, Emigration; G 59/6, High commissioner for refugees; G 59/7, Jewish organizations [and other organizations]; G 59/8, Deportations; G 59/9, Projects; G 59/10, Inquiries; G 59/11, Individual cases; G 59/12, Visits to camps and ghettos; and G 59/13, Special mission in Iraq. Arrangement of the sub-series is numerical. Arrangement of files within the sub-series is numerical. Arrangement of documents within the files is generally chronological. Language: French, German, English Preferred Citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives Branch. Scope and Content: This collection contains the office files of Hans Bachmann, personal secretary of Carl J. Burkhardt. The files contain information about assistance to Jews in various countries, and to civilian detainees in concentration camps in Germany from 1939-1945; administrative records of the Department of Special Assistance (DAS) relating to actions in favor of Jews; records relating to material and morale assistance from the ICRC to European Jews; general records for ghettos, the

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internment of Jews, and concentration camps for Jews; general appeals to various governments requesting respect for the Geneva Convention and the rules of war; appeals from governments, NGOs, individuals, and national Red Cross organizations for intervention by the ICRC in cases of violations of laws and conventions; the emigration of Jews to Palestine and elsewhere; ICRC relations with the League of Nations on the question of refugees in Europe, especially Jews fleeing persecution in European counties, including individual cases and testimonies about Nazi atrocities; proposals and projects to improve the conditions of Jews in Europe; inquiries and requests for assistance on behalf of Jews imprisoned or deported by Germany including negotiations between the ICRC and German authorities regarding racial persecution; ICRC visits to concentration camps, prisons, and ghettos; an ICRC diplomatic mission to Iraq regarding the Arab-Israeli conflict from 1949-1950; and requests from individuals for assistance to persecuted Jews. Inventory: Table of contents: 1. SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF THE SERIES G59 2. INDEX OF THE SERIES G59 Sub-series Original title of sub-series G 59 [0] Dossiers Bachmann, White Book, Exo [Far East] G 59/1 Jews [various dossiers] G 59/2 Relief and questions of principle G 59/3 Camps G 59/4 Appeals G 59/5 Emigration G 59/6 High Commissioner for refugees G 59/7 Jewish organizations [and other organizations] G 59/8 Deportations G 59/9 Projects G 59/10 Inquiries G 59/11 Individual cases G 59/12 Visits to camps and ghettos G 59/13 Special mission in Iraq The reference of the mentioned documents must always include the abbreviation of the ICRC Archive followed by the complete quote of the document, for example: AICRC, G59[0]-1.01. 1. Summary description of the series 1.1 IDENTIFICATION



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Reference: Archives of the International Committee of the Red Cross (AICRC, G59 Title: Jews Dates of creation: 1939-1961 [mainly 1940-1950] Description: Series organized into 13 sub-series, belonging to the general Archives of the ICRC. Physical aspect: 370 bundles, 6,5 ml (53 archival boxes) 1.2 CONTEXT Name of creator: International Committee of the Red Cross, Commission of prisoners, internees and civilians (Commission PIC) Historical Note: Created, or rather reactivated, in June 1942 by the Commission of Coordination, the latter under the direction of the Committee, the Commission for prisoners, Internees and Civilians (Commission PIC) succeeds to the Commission for Prisoners, Internees and the Agency. Through the Division of prisoners, internees and civilians (Division PIC) it is mandated to deal with all questions of general order concerning regulations and treatment of prisoners of war (PG) and interned civilians (including victims of racial persecutions and political prisoners. It is up to the PIC Commission to provide all the ICRC delegates in the world with all the necessary instructions for their work in the area of treatment of PG and civilian internees. It must take the necessary initiatives in the numerous cases where conventional arrangements are nonexistent or prove inoperable. The PIC Division is charged with the organization and practical execution of the directives of the Commission of the same name. During the Second World War, the PIC Division worked closely and collaborated with the Division of special assistance (DAS) and the Mixed Commission for Relief, to give material and moral assistance to prisoners, political prisoners and victims of racial persecution not protected by the Geneva Conventions. In fact, until 1942-1943, questions relative to Jews persecuted in Europe, as well as hostages and political prisoners around the world, are dealt with by various services and units of ICRC: national Services of the central Agency of war prisoners (ACPG), Watson Service, Service for dispersed families, Service for various civilian internees (CID), Division for aid, etc. It is at the start of 1942 that the PIC Division is entrusted, among others, with questions of principle relative to the victims of racial and political persecutions. The services and technical units mentioned by us, continue to deal with individual cases and to arrange name lists. The work of the PIC Division in this area continues until the immediate post-war period (questions connected with the repatriation of deportees, the organization of material aid, etc.). On the other hand, the creation, in 1943, of a Service for parcels to concentration camps (CCC Service), integrated in the Division of special assistance (DAS) in 1944, constitutes an important phase in the preparation of a policy of ICRC aid to persecuted Jews and civilians held in Nazi



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concentration camps. The work of the PIC Commission ends in Apr. 1946 (see the Proceedings of the PIC Commission, volume II) while the PIC Division continues its work until the 1950's. History of conservation: The G59 series is part of the dossiers of various Commissions and Divisions of the general Secretariat of the ICRC, responsible for operational affairs. Its dossiers, were given to the central Archives of the ICRC after the Second World War. In 1995, it was decided to make an inventory, recondition, and microfilm the series. 1.3 CONTENTS Presentation: The G59 series may be of interest for both political and diplomatic history. It touches on the material and moral assistance given to Jews, in particular to those Jews imprisoned and deported by the Nazi regime during the Second World War, and includes numerous testimonies and reports on the situation of Jews in Europe from 1939 to 1945. Tri, conservation rules: The conservation of the Series G59 collection has no time limit. Only duplicates of documents have been eliminated. Filing order: The archives of the G59 series are classified according to the original order worked out by its assembler. This series consists of 13 sub-series (see point 2), organized by geographic classifications (assistance to Jews of various countries, etc.), thematic (emigration of Jews to various countries, financial matters, means of transportation, visits to camps, prisons and ghettos, etc.) and by correspondents (Red Crosses, governments, various organizations, individuals, etc.). Multiple additions and later refilings have, doubtlessly modified the original order of the series. Besides, at the time of its detailed inventory, some unexplained gaps were observed in the classification of the dossiers. The dispersed or misfiled items have been re-integrated in the original classification to maintain the initial structure. In such case, and for historical reasons, ad hoc dossiers, deserving notice, have been treated, without modification of the original filing. Additions: The Commission on prisoners, internees and civilians, having terminated its work, the series is closed: no additions are foreseen. 1.4 CONDITIONS OF ACCESS AND USE Access: The G59 series is public and is accessible to researchers. Consultation is on microfilm. However, information from individual dossiers is subject to conditions of special consultation. Conditions for copying: The series is microfilmed. Copying of parts is authorized. Eventual photocopies are made by the personnel of the Archives Division of ICRC, in accordance with the



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Réglement of communication of the ICRC Archives. Languages of the documents: French, German, English; some items in Italian, Spanish and Slavic languages. Appearance: The series is entirely reconditioned. The items have been cleaned, unfastened and protected by permanent non acid paper. The documents are, for the most, typed and legible. Research tools: There is a summary inventory of the original boxes dating from the beginning of the 1950's covering Group G, Généralités: operational affairs, 1939-1950. The main research tool consists of the present detailed listing of bundles and dossiers. The dossiers retained their original title. The text within brackets [] indicate additions to the original description of the dossiers. The last names of persons or families which are the subject of a dossier of individual cases appear in capital letters. 1.5 COMPLEMENTARY SOURCES Location of the originals: All originals are conserved by the ICRC Archives. Series G59 also includes copies of documents. Sometimes because of the multiple numbering of items, the original is in another series of the ICRC archives. Complementary sources available to the Archives: Group G, as a whole, includes several series logically attached to the G59 series, namely series G44, Hostages and political prisoners; G3, Missions-Delegations; G8, Delegations; G17, Camps - lists of personnel - mail of delegations; G23, Visits by and to ICRC; G25, Treatment of prisoners of war and civilian internees; G47, Emigration; G48, Civilian population in occupied regions; G68,Refugees; G69, Children; G85, Governments, G86 Dispersed families. Besides, other complementary sources exist outside group G: the CR fonds Généralités du Secretariat and national Societies, 1919-1950, particularly the series CR 123, Expulsion of Jews, 1921 -1939 and CR 225, Protection of civilian populations, the archives of the Division for Relief, of the Mixed Commission for Relief, of the Division of Special Assistance (DAS) and series SG, Relief. Most of the individual cases dealt with during World War II are in the fonds and in the national indexes of the central research agency of the ICRC (formerly the Central Agency for Prisoners of War). Complementary sources outside the Archives: Ichnographic sources are at the Médiathèque of the ICRC. Besides, the ICRC has made available to the International Tracing Service (ITS) in Arolsen, Germany, documentation about those accused of receiving parcels for concentration camps sent during World War II.



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Bibliography: XVIème Conférence internationale de la Croix-Rouge, Stockholm, août 1948, Rapport du CICR sur son activité pendent la Seconde Guerre mondiale, Geneva, 1948. 3 volumes. CICR, L'activité du CICR en faveur des civils détenus dans les camps de concentration en Allemagne (1939-1945), Geneva, 1947 (first edition 1946). CICR-LSCR, Rapport de la Commission mixte de secours de la Croix-Rouge internationale: 1941-1946, Geneva, 1948. Ben Tov, Arieh, Facing the Holocaust in Budapest. The International Committee of the Red Cross and the Jews of Hungary, 1943-1945, Geneva, Institut Henry-Dunant, 1988. Bugnion, François, Le Comité international de la Croix-Rouge et la protection des victimes de guerre, Geneva, CICR, 1994. Durand, André, Histoire du Comité international de la Croix-Rouge, volume II, De Sarajevo à Hiroshima, Geneva, Institut Henry-Dunant, 1978. Favez, Jean-Claude, Une mission impossible? Le CICR, les déportations et les camps de concentration nazis, Paris, Payot, 1988. Junod, Dominique. The Imperiled Red Cross and the Palestine-Eretz-Israel Conflict: 1945-1952. The Influence of Institutional Concerns on a Humanitarian Operation, London, Kegan Paul International, 1996. Moreillon, Jacques, Le Comite international de la Croix-Rouge et la protection des détenus politiques, Geneva, Institut Henry-Dunant, 1973. Reel 1 Sub-series G59/[0], Dossiers Bachmann, White book, Exo [Far East], 1942-1946 (4 bundles) This sub-series groups together dossiers created outside the framework of Group G and later assigned to series G59. The larger part consists of Hans Bachmann's working files. Hans Bachmann was personal secretary to Carl J. Burckhardt. Besides, the sub-series consists also of dossiers concerning the assistance to Jews in various countries and some items relative to the publication of the White Book of 1946, ICRC activities on behalf of civilian detainees in concentration camps in Germany, 1939-1945.



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G59/[0]-1 Jews [dossiers of H.Bachmann]. 31 May 1944 - 13 June 1945. G59/[0]-1.01 Kullmann (financial aid via Swedish representative in Budapest). 10 Oct. 1944 - 22

Nov. 1944. G59/[0]-1.02 Delegation[s]: Budapest, Bucharest [assistance on behalf of Hungarian and

Romanian Jews]. 6 Aug. 1944 - 13 June 1945. G59/[0]-1.03 Organization for aid to war victims in liberated zones [UNRRA]. 16 Sept. 1944 - 18

May 1945. G59/[0]-1.04 German communication with German authorities. 18 Aug. 1944 - 19 Dec. 1944. G59/[0]-1.05 Allgemeine Erklärungen Sündermann vom 21.07.44 [Press Service of the Reich]. 31

May 1944 - 13 Apr. 1945. G59/[0]-1.06 Session of 10 Aug. 1944 [situation of Jews in countries under control of Axis

powers. 26 July 1944 - 15 Aug. 1944. G59/[0]-1.07 Relief on location [assistance to Hungarian Jews]. 13 July 1944 - 22 Aug. 1944. G59/[0]-1.08 Clothing for Jews [Bergen-Belsen concentration camp]. 2 Oct. 1944 - 1 Feb. 1945. G59/[0]-1.09 Dispatch relief [Vienna, Theresienstadt and Bergen-Belsen]. 13 Feb. 1945 - 28 Mar.

1945. G59/[0]-1.10 Mission S.Ferrière-Dr. A.Fischer [failed attempt to visit Bergen-Belsen]. 3 Aug.

1944 - 19 Oct. 1944. G59/[0]-1.11 Protection signs for Jewish houses and camps (in German) [Hungarian Jews]. 29

Aug. 1944 - 27 Sept. 1944. G59/[0]-2 Assistance to Jews in various countries and concentration camps [H. Bachmann

dossiers]. 27 Dec. 1943 - 6 Nov. 1945. G59/[0]-2.01 Ravensbrück camp. 30 Oct. 1944 - 29 Nov. 1944. G59/[0]-2.02 Jews in Germany and countries occupied by Germany. 28 Nov. 1944 0 19 July

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G59/[0]-2.03 Jews in Bulgaria and Hungary, aryans [sic] in Hungary. 21 July 1944 - 8 Sept. 1944. G59/[0]-2.04 Jews emigrating to Romania. 14 July 1944 - 16 May 1945. G59/[0]-2.05 Romanian Jews in Hungary. 15 Nov. 1944 - 24 Sept. 1945. G59/[0]-2.06 Jews in Yugoslavia. 12 Feb. 1945 - 21 Mar. 1945. G59/[0]-2.07 Jews in Slovakia: Silberschein [former Jewish deputy in Polish Parliament,

RELICO]. 13 Oct. 1944 - 6 Nov. 1945. G59/[0]-2.08 Emigration of Jews to United States and Great Britain. 8 Aug. 1944 - 2 Oct. 1944. G59/[0]-2.09 Emigration of Jews to Palestine. 25 July 1944 - 9 Nov. 1944. G59/[0]-2.10 Emigration of Jews to Salvador. 1 Jan. 1944 - 31 Dec. 1944. G59/[0]-2.11 Emigration of Jews with destination Cuba. 4 Aug. 1944. G59/[0]-2.12 Emigration of Jews towards Tangiers. 4 Aug. 1944 - 17 Aug. 1944. G59/[0]-2.13 Sweden [emigration of Jews]. 5 Aug. 1944 - 4 Sept. 1944. G59/[0]-2.14 Ankara [emigration: note for ICRC delegation]. 14 Aug. 1944. G59/[0]-2.15 Emigration of Jews to Switzerland. 31 July 1944 - 22 Mar. 1945. G59/[0]-2.16 Emigration by boat. 7 July 1944 - 30 Aug. 1944. G59/[0]-2.17 Jews with South American passports [emigration]. 27 Dec. 1943 - 31 Mar. 1944. G59/[0]-2.18 Polish Jews [emigration: note G. Leupold - R. Gallopin]. 25 Oct. 1945. G59[0]-3 Dossiers EXO [Far East]: aid to Shanghai Jews. 1941 - 25 June 1946. G59/[0]-3.01 General Correspondence [Jews in Shanghai]. 22 May 1942 - 25 June 1946. G59/[0]-3.02 ICRC and aid to Jews in Shanghai. 1941 - 1945. G59/[0]-4 Various dossiers [concerning the White Book of 1946]. Jan. 1939 - Dec. 1945.



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G59/[0]-4.01 White Book: Hungary and Slovakia. 6 Oct. 1944 - 12 Jan. 1945. G59/[0]-4.02 Documents given by Mrs. E. de Ribaupierre and M.P.Kühne. 8 Nov. 1944 - 12 June

1945. G59/[0]-4.03 [Various documents concerning Jews of Slovakia and Hungary]. 21 Dec. 1944 - 29

Dec. 1944. G59/[0] -4.04 Iraqi [Jews] in Shanghai [list of documents]. Jan. 1939 - Dec. 1945. Sub-series G59/1, Jews [various dossiers], 1939-1948 (2 bundles) Administrative records: Department of Special Assistance (DAS), diverse institutions, minutes of proceedings concerning the actions in favor of Jews and records of correspondence (Rabbi Baruch Korff, Center of Contemporary Jewish Documentation, etc.) G59/1-5 Jews [généralités: correspondence]. 16 Dec. 1939 - 12 Mar. 1951. G59/1-6 Jews [généralités: various questions]. 5 Nov. 1941 - 22 Apr. 1948. G59/1-6.01 Proceedings of sessions [various]. 6 Jan. 1943 - 27 Jan. 1944. G59/1-6.02 Council of the Division of special assistance [proceedings Nos. 1-8]. 20 Mar. 1944 -

2 Mar. 1945. G59/1-6.03 Service of Jews of the Agency: organization, statutes, etc. 9 Nov. 1942 - 15 Mar.

1944. G59/1-6.04 New activities of Mr. [J.E. de] Schwarzenberg Service. 27 Oct. 1943 - 2 Feb. 1944. G59/1-6.05 Instructions [note of F. Siordet, representing the Commission of the delegations, to

J.E.de Schwarzenberg]. 4 May 1944. G59/1-6.06 To discuss with delegate leaving for Budapest [note by D. de Traz to J.-R. Wilhelm].

7 May 1943. G59/1-6.07 Service to Budapest delegation: information. 24 Sept. 1944 - 21 Nov. 1944. G59/1-6.08 Preliminary note for the study of evacuation of Jews from Europe to countries of the

Americas. 1 Oct. 1942.



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G59/1-6.09 Note of Mr. [C.J.] Burckhardt to Dr. [M] Junod concerning assistance to Jews. 23 Dec. 1942.

G59/1-6.10 Note on the notion of civilian internee. 31 Aug. 1944 - 2 Oct. 1944. G59/1-6.11 Journal of the delegates No. 39. 1 July 1945 - 31 July 1945. G59/1-6.12 White book [ICRC action on behalf of concentration camps prisoners]. 26 Mar.

1945 - 4 June 1947. G59/1-6.13 Meetings [with representatives of Jewish organizations]. 22 Feb. 1943 - 6 Aug.

1943. G59/1-6.14 Mr. Gérard F. Wittgenstein [correspondence]. 5 Nov. 1941 - 17 Aug. 1944. G59/1-6.15 Rabbi Baruch Korff [request for assistance]. 22 Oct. 1947 - 17 Dec. 1947. G59/1-6.16 Center of Contemporary Jewish Documentation (Centre de Documentation Juive

Contemporaine) in Paris. 5 Nov. 1947 - 22 Apr. 1948. G59/1-6.17 Expressions of gratitude and appreciation (see also dossier G59/2/65). 4 July 1944 -

19 Sept. 1945. Sub-series G59/2, Relief and questions of principle, 1940-1961 (50 bundles) Material and moral assistance of ICRC on behalf of the Jews of Europe. In one part, the sub-series is composed by dossiers referring to questions of principle connected with aid; in the other part, it comprises the grouping of records of relief, filed alphabetically by country. G59/2/00-7 Questions [of] principle: general correspondence, 2 Apr. 1940 - 2 Mar. 1944. G59/2/00-8 Questions [of] principle: general correspondence, 3 Mar. 1944 - 17 Mar. 1949. Reel 2 G59/2/00-9 Questions [of] principles [(various dossiers]. 18 Dec. 1942 - 4 Sept. 1947. G59/2/00-9.01 Money contribution [for persecuted Jews]. 18 Dec. 1942 - 18 Feb. 1944. G59/2/00-9.02 Transfer of money [material assistance to Jews]. 10 June 1943 - 21 Sept. 1943.



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G59/2/00-9.03 Pharmaceutical service [medical assistance to Jews in Europe]. 8 Oct. 1943 - 7 Mar. 1944.

G59/2/00-9.04 Letter of Max Huber [president of ICRC] to Leland Harrison [American Minister in

Switzerland, protection of Jews]. 12 May 1944. G59/2/00-9.05 Note to the attention of Dr. Schwartz, delegate of the American JDC [Joint

Distribution Committee]. 18 Dec. 1944. G59/2/00-9.06 Note Schwarzenberg to [F] Siordet [mission of J.E. Schwarzenberg to London,

assistance to Jews]. 28 Feb. 1945. G59/2/00-9.07 Action of the Joint Relief Commission for aid to Jews, 1 Aug. 1944 - 31 Aug. 1944. G59/2/00-9.08 Relief to liberated camps. 9 Nov. 1944 - 19 Dec. 1944. G59/2/00-9.09 Report of DAS activity of aid to Jews. 13 Mar. 1946 - 22 May 1946. G59/2/00-9.10 Relief action to Jewish population [Vaudaux report]. 4 Sept. 1947. G59/2/00-9.11 Question of detail[s] [various matters]. 22 Jan. 1943 - 13 May 1943. G59/2/00-9.12 Shipment of medications. 9 Nov. 1944 - 23 Dec. 1944. G59/2/155-10 Relief to Jews in Austria. 5 Oct. 1944 - 7 Jan. 1948. G59/2/155-10.01 [General correspondence concerning assistance to Jews in Austria]. 5

october 1944 - 7 Jan. 1948. G59/2/155-10.02 Göstling a.d. Ybbs Donau [camp for Hungarian Jews in Austria]. 15 Jan.

1945 - 20 Apr. 1945. G/59/2/74-11 Relief to Jews in Italy [general correspondence]. 12 June 1942 - 29 Apr.

1946. G/59/2/154-12 Relief to Jews in Czechoslovakia [general correspondence]. 29 Jan. 1945 - 23 Jan.

1946. G/59/2/Th-13 Relief to Theresienstadt. 2 Sept. 1942 - 23 Apr. 1946. G59/2/34-14 Relief to China [Shanghai]. 26 Aug. 1942 - 25 June 1946.



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G59/2/151-15 Relief to Croatia. 27 Apr. 1943 - 18 Apr. 1945. G59/2/106-16 Relief to Poland. 26 June 1941 - 10 Dec. 1946. G/59/2/118-17 Relief to Slovakia. 17 July 1942 - 7 Jan. 1948. Reel 3 G59/2/153-18 Aden. 16 Jan. 1948 - 13 Feb. 1948. G/59/2/11-19 Albania. 22 Sept. 1942 - 14 Oct. 1942. G59/2/22-20 Belgium. 21 Aug. 1945 - 21 Sept. 1945. G59/2/28-21 Bulgaria. 1 Sept. 1944 - 15 Mar. 1945. G59/2/43-22 Egypt. 22 Jan. 1942 - 7 Jan. 1946. G59/2/140-23 Eritrea. 24 Jan. 1946 - 28 May 1948. G59/2/150-24 Europe. 14 Apr. 1942 - 15 Apr. 1946. G59/2/51-25 France. 2 Dec. 1940 - 18 Oct. 1944. G59/2/53-26 Greece (Salonika). 13 Apr. 1942 - 24 July 1945. G59/2/60-27 Dutch Guyana. 7 Jan. 1942 - 31 Mar. 1942. G59/2/103-28 Holland. 21 Apr. 1944 - 2 July 1945. G59/2/80-29 Lithuania. 24 Oct. 1941 - 10 Nov. 1944. G59/2/100-30 Palestine. 27 Apr. 1948 - 3 Sept. 1948. G59/2/147-31 Rhodes. 4 July 1941 - 11 Sept. 1944. G59/2/123-32 Switzerland. 12 Dec. 1942 - 17 Aug. 1945. G59/2/131-33 Tripolitania [Libia]. 3 Dec. 1945 - 21 Feb. 1946.



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G59/2/134-34 USSR, 31 Aug. 1942. G59/2/139-35 Yugoslavia. 30 Mar. 1942 - 10 Mar. 1947. G59/2/-36 Relief to stateless Jews. 5 Jan. 1942 - 12 June 1944. G59/2/13-37 Relief in Germany: outgoing correspondence. 2 June 1944 - 30 Aug. 1946. G59/2/13-38 Relief in Germany: incoming correspondence. 20 Aug. 1942 - 23 Dec. 1944. G59/2/13-39 Relief in Germany: incoming correspondence. 2 Jan. 1945 - 22 Aug. 1946. G59/2/13-40 Relief in Germany: Spanish Jews of Athens, camps of Landsbergh,

Garmisch, [Bergen] Belsen, 19 Oct. 1944 - 2 Aug. 1945. G59/2/13-40.01 Spanish Jews of Athens in Germany. 4 Dec. 1944 - 13 Feb. 1945. G59/2/13-40.02 Camp of Landsberg on Lech. 30 Jan. 1945 - 31 May 1945. G59/2/13-40.03 Camp of Garmisch. 28 May 1945 - 20 July 1945. G59/2/13-40.04 Camp of Bergen-Belsen. 19 Oct. 1944 - 2 Aug. 1945. G59/2/65-41 Relief in Hungary: Hungarian delegation correspondence, correspondence S.

Mayer, H. Weyermann. 13 Nov. 1943 - 10 Apr. 1946. G59/2/65-41.01 Letters received from Hungarian delegation. 13 Nov. 1943 - 10 Apr. 1946. G59/2/65-41.02 Letters sent to Hungarian delegation. 19 Nov. 1943 - 4 Dec. 1945. G/59/2/65-41.03 Correspondence exchanged with Mr. Saly Mayer [American Joint

Distribution Committee]. 1 May 1944 - 22 Nov. 1945. G/59/22/65-41.04 Exchange of telegrams with Mr. H. Weyermann [delegate adjunct of ICRC in

Budapest]. 23 Mar. 1945 - 6 Oct. 1945. G59/2/65-42 Relief in Hungary: report F. Born, various reports. 30 Apr. 1944 - 4 Dec.

1961. G59/2/65-42.01 Report of Mr. [F] Born on the situation in Budapest. 1 June 1945 - 30 June



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1945. G/59/2/65-42.02 Addition to report of Mr. [F] Born. 4 Dec. 1961. G59/2/65-42.03 Various reports [situation of Jews in Hungary]. 30 Apr. 1944 - 31 Dec. 1944. G59/2/65-43 Relief to Hungary: various reports. 30 Mar. 1944 - 26 July 1945. G59/2/65-43.01 Exchange of correspondence with Federal Political Department [Berne]. 30

Mar. 1944 - 27 Nov. 1944. G59/2/65-43.02 Incoming telegrams [from the delegation]. 3 June 1944 - 20 Dec. 1944. G59/2/65-43.03 Outgoing telegrams [to the delegation]. 5 June 1944 - 31 Oct. 1944. G59/2/65-43.04 Mixed aid commission [joint agency League-ICRC]. 30 May 1944 - 26 July

1945. G59/2/65-43.05 Situation of Jews in Budapest at the end of July 1944 (report of Dr. R.

Schirmer). 25 July 1944 - 11 Aug. 1944. G59/2/65-43.06 Trip of Dr. R. Schirmer to Budapest from 6 to 28 Oct. 1944 [special

mission]. 10 Nov. 1944. G59/2/65-43.07 Offers of aid to Jews of Hungary. 31 May 1944 - 30 Aug. 1944. G59/2/65-43.08 Expressions of thanks for the action of aid to Hungarian Jews [see also

G59/1]. 11 July 1944 - 19 Dec. 1944. Reel 4 G59/2/65-44 Relief in Hungary: general correspondence. 12 Jan. 1942 - 8 Aug. 1944. G59/2/65-45 Relief in Hungary: general correspondence. 9 Aug. 1944 - 5 Feb. 1948. G59/2/65-46 Relief in Hungary: correspondence S. Mayer, War Refugee Board, Swiss

Committee of Mutual Relief. 13 Nov. 1943 - 29 Apr. 1946. G59/2/65-46.01 Correspondence with Saly Mayer [American Joint Distribution Committee].

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G59/2/65-46.02 War Refugee Board (Mr. R McClelland, U.S. Legation, Bern). 13 Mar. 1944 - 18 July 1945.

G59/2/65-46.03 Swiss Committee for mutual aid to Hungarian Jews, Granitweg, 2 Zurich. 27

Apr. 1944 - 24 Sept. 1945. G59/2/65-46.04 Mr. and Mrs. Balint [exchange of correspondence with organization Bon

Pasteur in Budapest]. 5 Jan. 1944 - 30 Jan. 1945. G59/2/65-46.05 Memorandum of 14 Sept. 1945 [persons in attendance: see dossier]. 8 Oct.

1945. G59/2/112-47 Correspondence received by the delegation up to 1943 [Romania]. 2 Mar.

1943 - 31 Dec. 1943. G59/2/112-48 Correspondence sent to K. Kolb [and to V. von Steiger, Romania]. 10 Feb.

1943 - 29 Dec. 1943. G59/2/112-49 Report of K. Kolb on trip in Transnistria (11-21 Dec. 1943). 14 Jan. 1944. G59/2/112-50 Various correspondence [diplomatic missions, relief organizations, etc.]. 12

Feb. 1943 - 21 Dec. 1944. G59/2/112-51 Various correspondence. 16 June 1943 - 22 Mar. 1945. G59/2/112-51.01 Correspondence with Mr. Saly Mayer, St. Gall [American Joint Distribution

Committee]. 16 June 1943 - 22 Mar. 1945. G/59/2/112-51.02 Memoranda of meetings and telephone conversations [with S. Mayer], 24

Feb. 1944 - 6 Mar. 1945. G59/2/112-51.03 Correspondence with the Joint Relief Commissions, 30 Aug. 1943 - 8 Dec.

1944. G59/2/112-51.04 Relief to Romania; purchases in Turkey, 23 Oct. 1943 - 7 June 1944. G59/2/112-51.05 Relief to Transnistria: action of 100.000 Swiss francs in Romania, 20 Mar.

1944 - 2 June 1944. G59/2/112-52 [Correspondence K. Kolb, ICRC delegate in Bucharest: notes received], 3

Jan. 1944 - 20 June 1944.



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Reel 5 G59/2/112-53 [Correspondence K. Kolb, ICRC delegate in Bucharest; notes received]. 21

June 1944 - 17 Nov. 1944. G59/2/112-54 [Correspondence K. Kolb, ICRC delegate in Bucharest]. 11 Jan. 1944 - 30

Dec. 1944. G59/2/112-54.01 Notes sent to K. Kolb. 11 Jan. 1944 - 13 Sept. 1944. G59/2/112-54.02 Telegrams received from K. Kolb. 21 Feb. 1944 - 30 Dec. 1944. G59/2/112-54.03 Telegrams sent to K. Kolb. 21 Feb. 1944 - 26 Dec. 1944. 59/2/112-54.04 Report of Marcel Leclerc, 21 Nov. 1944: situation of Jewish population in Romania,

21 Nov. 1944. G59/2/112-54.05 Situation of Jews in Romania (comparison between message of Mr. Soneriu

and report of Dr. Filderman). 23 Aug. 1944 - 31 Aug. 1944. G59/2/112-54.06 Correspondence by Federal Political Department, 1944. 8 Feb. 1944 - 8

Sept. 1944. G59/2/112-55 [Correspondence K. Kolb, ICRC delegate in Bucharest]. 4 Nov. 1944 - 5

June 1946. G59/2/112-55.01 Letters received from K. Kolb, 4 Nov. 1944 - 11 Feb. 1946. G59/2/112-55.02 Telegrams received. 2 Jan. 1946 - 5 June 1946. G59/2/112-55.03 Telegrams received from K. Kolb, J. Graf, V. de Steiger [and H.

Weyermann]. 3 Jan. 1945 - 27 Dec. 1945. G59/2/112-55.04 Telegrams sent. 4 Jan. 1945 - 5 June 1946. G59/2/112-55.05 Telegrams from H. Weyermann [ICRC delegate deputy in Budapest]. 24

Mar. 1945 - 30 Mar. 1945. G59/2/112-55.06 Correspondence of D.P.F. [Federal Political Department]. 20 Mar. 1945 - 21

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G59/2/112-550.7 Report of Charles Kolb (5 Apr. 1946). 5 Apr. 1946. G59/2/112-55.08 Working session with Mr. V. de Steiger, ICRC delegate in Bucharest, 13

Feb. 1946. 13 Feb. 1946. G59/2/112-56 [Various correspondence], 1 Dec. 1944 - 13 Aug. 1946. G59/2/112-56.01 Various correspondence [private individuals, relief organizations for aid,

etc.]. 22 Jan. 1945 - 13 Aug. 1946. G59/2/112-56.02 Correspondence with Saly Mayer [representative of the American Joint

Distribution Committee]. 3 Jan. 1945 - 7 May 1946. G59/2/112-56.03 Comite [Joint Relief Commission for aid: general correspondence], 15 Feb.

1945 - 26 July 1945. G59/2/112-56.04 Notes for the treasury. 23 Feb. 1945 - 28 Mar. 1945. G59/2/112-56.05 ALICE, Annette, Miss: Bucharest. 1 Dec. 1944 - 31 Jan. 1945. Sub-series G59/3, Camps, 1940-1950 (28 bundles) Dossiers relating to ghettos and nazi concentration camps in occupied Europe, as well as dossiers concerning internment camps for Jews in the world (see also G59/8 and G59/12). G59/3/140-57 Eritrea [Jews interned in Eritrea (special camp No. 119), with photos]. 22

July 1946. G59/3/140-58 Kenya: Gil-Gil [camp for internees and civilian prisoners, general

correspondence]. 19 Jan. 1946 - 30 Dec. 1947. G59/3/140-59 Eritrea, Kenya, Gil-Gil [general correspondence]. 5 July 1947 - 30 Dec.

1947. G59/3/140-60 Eritrea, Kenya, Gil-Gil [general correspondence]. 2 Jan. 1948 - 29 Sept.

1948. G59/3/140-61 Repatriation of internees of Gil-Gil. 20 Apr. 1948 - 23 July 1948. G59/3/140-61.01 Exchange of correspondence with delegation in Berlin. 27 May 1948 - 28



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May 1948. G59/3/140-61.02 Exchange of correspondence with Mr. Carl J. Burckhardt. 7 June 1948 - 3

July 1948. G59/3/140-61.03 Exchange of correspondence with delegation in London. 11 May 1948 - 23

July 1948. G59/3/140-61.04 Exchange of correspondence with Mr. Arie Mehoulal [and also Mr. M.

Sterenberg and F. Bieri]. 11 May 1948 - 5 July 1948. G59/3/140-61.05 Exchange of correspondence with delegation of Cairo. 20 Apr. 1948 - 3 June

1948. G59/3/140-61.06 Exchange of correspondence with M. Ebenzohar. 10 May 1948 - 7 July

1948. Reel 6 G59/3-62 Camps and ghettos [various countries and various places of detention, general

correspondence]. 16 July 1940 - 2 Nov. 1948. G59/3/Th-63 Theresienstadt camp. 19 Nov. 1942 - 13 Aug. 1947. G59/3-64 Work in the camps. 25 Aug. 1942 - 18 Feb. 1946. G59/3-64.01 Liberation of prisoners. 25 Mar. 1943 - 18 Feb. 1946. G59/3-64.02 [General correspondence about work in the camps]. 25 Aug. 1942 - 6 Feb. 1945. G59/3/155-65 Camps in Austria. 19 Dec. 1944 - 24 Jan. 1946. G59/3/35-66 Camps in Cyprus. 9 July 1947 - 31 Oct. 1947. G59/3/43-67 Camps in Egypt and Sudan (see also under Eritrea) [G59/3/140]. 12 Feb. 1945 - 9

Dec. 1948. G59/3/47-68 Camp of Fort Ontario: United States. 31 Oct. 1944 - 13 Mar. 1945. G59/3/53-69 Camps in Greece. 1 Mar. 1946 - 19 Feb. 1948.



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G59/3/65-70 Camps in Hungary. 2 Mar. 1944 - 23 Apr. 1945. G59/3/52-71 Camp on Isle of Man [Great Britain]. 22 Sept. 1944 - 12 Jan. 1945. G59/3/74-72 Camps in Italy. 15 July 1942 - 20 May 1948. G59/3/97-73 New Zealand. 9 Sept. 1945 - 11 Jan. 1946. G59/3/100-74 Palestine. 18 Nov. 1946 - 28 Sept. 1947. G59/3-75 Jewish camps in Philippines. 19 Nov. 1943 - 26 Jan. 1944. G59/3/106-76 Camps in Poland. 29 Oct. 1941 - 19 May 1946. G59/3/106-76.01 Lublin camp [Poland]. 12 Oct. 1944 - 9 Jan. 1945. G59/3/106-76.02 [General correspondence concerning camps in Poland]. 29 Oct. 1941 - 19

May 1946. G59/3/147-77 Camps in Rhodes (see also under G59/8/147). 18 Mar. 1942 - 3 Dec. 1945. G59/3/112-78 Escapes from Hungarian work camps, present in Romania. 30 Dec. 1944 - 5 Jan.

1945. G59/3/123-79 Camps in Switzerland [Jewish internees] 15 Mar. 1944 - 30 Aug. 1945. G59/3/131-80 Tripolitania [Libya]. 3 Dec. 1945 - 23 Feb. 1946. G59/3-81 Ordinances [laws and regulations concerning detention of Jews in various

countries]. 14 Nov. 1942 - 8 May 1944. G59/3/13-82 Camps in Germany [general correspondence]. 17 May 1943 - 22 June 1950. G59/3/13-82.01 Jews in Germany after armistice [questions of repatriation of refugees]. 14

June 1945 - 30 May 1947. G59/3/13-82.02 [Note of O. Lehner with annexes: transit camp in Berlin]. 14 Apr. 1945. G59/3/13-82.03 [General correspondence about camps in Germany]. 17 May 1943 - 22 June

1950.



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G59/3/118-83 Camps in Slovakia [Jewish detainees]. Sept. 1939 - May 1945. G59/3/118-83.01 Lists of Bratislava [Jewish detainees in Slovakia]. Sept. 1939 - May 1945. G59/3/118-83.02 [General correspondence on camps in Slovakia]. 24 June 1943 - 16 Mar.

1945. G59/3/154-84 Camps in Czechoslovakia. 23 Jan. 1945 - 1 Mar. 1946. G59/3/154-84.01 [Camp of Volary (Bohemia), camps for the sick assisted by ICRC]. 10 Aug.

1945 - 6 Feb. 1946. G59/3/154-84.02 [General correspondence on camps in Czechoslovakia]. 23 Jan. 1945 - 1

Mar. 1946. Sub-series G59/4, Appeals, 1939-1946 (39 bundles) Consists of ICRC appeals to governments, asking them to respect the laws of war and the Geneva Conventions, as well as appeals of States, National Societies of the Red Cross, various organizations and private individuals asking ICRC to intervene in cases of violation of these laws and Conventions. G59/4-85 Government appeals [respect of Geneva conventions]. 11 Sept. 1942 - 6 Sept. 1946. G59/4-85.01 ICRC appeal to German government. 11 Sept. 1942 - 24 Sept. 1942. G59/4-85.02 Italian government. 28 Aug. 1944 - 16 Oct. 1944. G59/4-85.03 Appeal to Czech government. 6 Sept. 1945 - 19 Sept. 1945. G59/4-85.04 British and American governments. 11 Aug. 1944 - 2 Mar. 1945. G59/4-85.05 Slovak government. 15 Dec. 1944 - 6 Sept. 1946. G59/4-85.06 ICRC appeal to Hungarian government. 5 July 1944 - 21 Dec. 1944. G59/4-86 Appeals of Red Crosses [respect Geneva Conventions]. 1939 - 1945. G59/4-86.01 Argentina. 31 Jan. 1945 - 7 Feb. 1945. G59/4-86.02 Australia. 14 Sept. 1942.



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G59/4-86.03 South Africa. 14 Sept. 1944 - 22 Sept. 1944. G59/4-86.04 Colombia. 5 Oct. 1942 - 17 June 1943. G59/4-86.05 Costa-Rica. 4 Dec. 1942 - 17 Dec. 1942. G59/4-86.06 Curaçao (Netherlands). 16 Oct. 1942. G59/4-86.07 United States. 29 Jan. 1940 - 20 Dec. 1943. G59/4-86.08 Ecuador. 21 Sept. 1942. G59/4-86.09 Great Britain. 27 June 1942 - 13 Dec. 1943. G59/4-86.10 Mexico. 3 Nov. 1942 - 7 June 1943. G59/4-86.11 Palestine. 19 Aug. 1943 - 31 Aug. 1943. G59/4-86.12 Sweden. 11 Mar. 1943 - 7 Apr. 1943. G59/4-86.13 Czechoslovakia. 1939 - 1945. G59/4-86.14 Uruguay. 17 Sept. 1942 - 28 Sept. 1942. G59/4-87 ICRC appeal [to warring powers to respect Geneva conventions]. 11 Sept. 1942 - 15

Dec. 1944. Reel 7 G59/4-88 Government declarations [respect of Geneva Conventions]. 2 Feb. 1943 - 14 Feb.

1945. G59/4-89 Press articles [clippings from the period, translations, etc.]. 8 Sept. 1942 - 23 Nov.

1945. G59/4-90 Resumption of Revue Juive (Jewish Review). 1 Oct. 1939 - 13 Dec. 1944. G59/4-91 Newspaper references concerning Jews. 10 June 1943 - 15 Dec. 1943. G59/4-92 Appeals from private individuals [respect of Geneva conventions]. 14 Dec. 1944 -



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24 Apr. 1945. G59/4-92.01 Miss Edith Tritsch [appeals of private individuals]. 14 Dec. 1944 - 29 Dec. 1944. G59/4-92.02 Arthur Katz, Washington [appeals of private individuals see also G59/7]. 10 Mar.

1945 - 24 Apr. 1945. G59/4-93 Confiscations [the title is not understandable in regards to the contents of the

dossier], 28 July 1944 - 26 Feb. 1945. G59/4-93.01 Mr. [N] Sternbuch (St.Gall). 31 Jan. 1945 - 26 Feb. 1945. G59/4-93.02 Mrs. Wilma Roechling, Lugano. 30 Jan. 1945 - 12 Feb. 1945. G59/4-93.03 Adele von Fasel, Berne [sic for von Tavel]. 31 Jan. 1945 - 8 Feb. 1945. G59/4-93.04 Hungarian journalists. 14 Aug. 1944 - 2 Oct. 1944. G59/4-93.05 Association of Swiss press: E.F. Knuchel. 7 Sept. 1944 - 15 Sept. 1944. G59/4-93.06 Mrs. Ida Schaer, Lausanne. 10 Oct. 1944 - 26 Oct. 1944. G59/4-93.07 Mr. Edmond André, Travers. 17 Aug. 1944 - 20 Sept. 1944. G59/4-93.08 [address], Mrs. Giraud, Marseilles. 28 July 1944 - 1 Sept. 1944. G59/4-93.09 Dr. G. Szonyi, Zurich. 12 Sept. 1944 - 20 Sept. 1944. G59/4-94 Agudas Israel World Organization. 17 Dec. 1942 - 1 Apr. 1943. G59/4-95 American Jewish Council. 7 July 1943 - 30 Aug. 1943. G59/4-96 Argentine Jewish Association. 23 Apr. 1943 - 17 May 1943. G59/4-97 Association of relatives and friends of French Jewish families deported to Germany.

17 Feb. 1945 - 19 Mar. 1945. G59/4-98 Austrian Jewish Representative Committee. 27 Oct. 1944 - 16 Jan. 1945. G59/4-99 Appeal of Jewish circles of Bucharest. 18 Dec. 1944 - 18 Dec. 1944.



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G59/4-100 Appeal of the Italian colony in Switzerland and of Del Monte. 5 Aug. 1944 - 1 Sept. 1944.

G59/4-101 Permanent Bureau of Czech Republic. 15 Apr. 1943 - 29 Apr. 1943. G59/4-102 Committee for aid to Jewish refugees in Hungary: Dr.Ernest Marton. 15 Sept. 1944. G59/4-103 World Jewish Congress. 12 Jan. 1943 - 24 Sept. 1945. G59/4-103.01 World Jewish Congress: outgoing correspondence. 9 Mar. 1943 - 13 Sept. 1945. G59/4-103.02 World Jewish Congress; incoming correspondence. 12 Jan. 1943 - 24 Sept. 1945. G59/4-104 Delasem: Union of Italian Jewish communities. Delegation for assistance to

emigrants, 12 Aug. 1943 (in Italian) G59/4-105 Union for help to the infirm, 10 Mar. 1943 (in German) G59/4-106 Hebrew Committee of National Liberation, Washington. 28 Feb. 1945 - 9 May

1945. G59/4-107 Immigrant Pensioners Society. 16 Mar. 1943 - 18 Aug. 1943. G59/4-108 Intergovernmental Committee [problems of refugees in Europe, agency of the

League of Nations]. 9 Dec. 1943 - 15 Aug. 1944. G59/4-109 Mr. Adolhus Küry: Bishop of Catholic Church. 12 Sept. 1944 - 19 Sept. 1944. G59/4-110 Jewish Relief Association, Bombay, 10 Aug. 1944 - 13 Apr. 1945. G59/4-111 Swiss League for the rights of man and citizen. 19 Feb. 1943 - 1 Mar. 1943. G59/4-112 National Committee for Rescue from Nazi Terror (London). 18 Jan. 1945 - 6 Mar.

1945. G59/4-113 Netherlands immigrants Committee. 29 July 1943 - 9 Aug. 1943. G59/4-114 Bernese help to refugees (Bern). 15 Jan. 1943 - 9 Apr. 1943. G59/4-115 Swiss Committee for aid to Jews in Hungary (in German), 25 Aug. 1944 - 24 Oct.

1944.



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G59/4-116 Swiss Jewish Support Fund for refugees: Saly Mayer (St.Gall). 24 Nov. 1943 - 2

Dec. 1943. G59/4-117 Swiss church aid committee for evangelist refugees (Zurich): P. Vogt (in German),

19 Sept. 1944 - 16 Oct. 1944. G59/4-118 Union of Palestinian Jews. 4 Nov. 1942 - 8 June 1943. G59/4-119 International union for aid to children. 11 Dec. 1942. G59/4-120 War Refugee Board [agency of U.S. government]. 11 Feb. 1944 - 15 Aug. 1944. G59/4-121 Union of Swiss Jewish refugees (in German), 5 May 1943 - 11 Aug. 1943. G59/4-122 Mr. L. Zappelli (free Italian colony). 28 July 1944 - 1 Sept. 1944. G59/4-123 Zurich Women's Central (in German), 12 Sept. 1944 - 20 Sept. 1944. Sub-series G59/5, Emigration, 1940-1949 (43 Bundles) Dossiers concerning emigration of Jews in Europe and outside Europe, especially to Palestine. Administrative questions (visas, procedures), logistics of transportation (ships). the Exodus affair in 1947. G59/5-124 Emigration to Palestine: 1942 [general correspondence]. 6 Feb. 1942 - 24 Dec.

1942. G59/5-125 Emigration to Palestine: 1943 [general correspondence]. 5 Jan. 1943 - 30 Dec. 1943. G59/5-125.01 [Handbook of facts: problems of refugees in Hungary and of emigration to

Palestine]. 3 Dec. 1943. G59/5-125.02 REICH-VISSER, Mathilde (Mrs.) [emigration to Palestine, individual case]. 3 Nov.

1943 - 18 Nov. 1943. G59/5-125.03 [Emigration to Palestine: general correspondence]. 5 Jan. 1943 - 30 Dec. 1943. G59/5-126 Emigration to Palestine [general correspondence]. 3 Jan. 1944 - 27 Apr. 1944. G59/5-127 Emigration to Palestine [general correspondence]. 1 May 1944 - 31 July 1944.



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G59/5-128 Emigration to Palestine [general correspondence]. 1 Aug. 1944 - 30 Dec. 1944. G59/5-129 White Book, Jewish emigration: letter of 5 May 1944 to Legation of the United

States. 18 Apr. 1944 - 5 May 1944. G59/5-130 Emigration to Palestine [general correspondence]. 12 Jan. 1945 - 21 Dec. 1945. Reel 8 G59/5-131 Emigration to Hungary: correspondence with delegation in Budapest. 28 Jan. 1944 -

24 Nov. 1944. G59/5-132 Emigration to Hungary: correspondence with the DPF [Federal Political

Department]. 15 July 1944 - 20 Dec. 1944. G59/5-133 Emigration to Hungary: general correspondence. 1 May 1944 - 3 May 1945. G59/5-134 Emigration: Jews transported to Transnistria and having to be taken back to

Romania. 20 Sept. 1943 - 26 Apr. 1945. G59/5-134.01 Chronological summary of ICRC activity relating to emigration of Jews of Romania,

Bulgaria and Hungary. 24 Apr. 1944 - 19 June 1944. G59/5-134.02 Correspondence with Mr. K. Kolb [and general correspondence]. 20 Sept. 1943 - 26

Apr. 1945. G59/5/Vi-135 Emigration: questions of visas [visa applications, procedures, ICRC

intervention, etc.]. 9 Dec. 1940 - 5 Apr. 1943. G59/5/Vi-136 Emigration: South American visas for Jews. 5 June 1943 - 8 Mar. 1946. G59/5/Vi-136.01 Documents concerning South American visas [Chileans deportees in

Germany]. 5 June 1943 - 25 Jan. 1945. G59/5/Vi-136.02 South American visas for Jews: general correspondence. 19 Dec. 1943 - 8

Mar. 1946. G59/5-137 Repatriations, exchange of Jews. 13 June 1945 - 8 Sept. 1948. G59/5/00-137.01 Généralités [repatriations and exchanges of Jews]. 11 Aug. 1946 - 8 Sept.



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1948. G59/5/R-137.02 Repatriated persons: Jews stranded in Turkey, arrived on the Drottningholm

ship. 13 June 1945 - 21 Feb. 1946. G59/5/13-137.03 Jews in Germany after armistice [repatriations and exchanges of Jews]. 31

Dec. 1945 - 27 Mar. 1946. G59/5/R-138 Emigration, exchanges, visas: general correspondence. 28 Aug. 1942 - 10

Jan. 1947. G59/5-139 Emigration to American countries (see also G47). 5 Feb. 1942 - 7 July 1946. G59/5/20-140 Emigration to Argentina. 31 Jan. 1945 - 9 Feb. 1945. G59/5/21-141 Emigration to Australia. 28 July 1944 - 27 Nov. 1944. G59/5/27-142 Emigration to Brasil. 19 Sept. 1944. G59/5/29-143 Emigration to Canada. 23 Aug. 1944 - 19 Sept. 1944. G59/5/33-144 Emigration to Chile. 11 Apr. 1946 - 30 Apr. 1946. G59/5/40-145 Emigration to Cuba. 4 Aug. 1944 - 15 Aug. 1944. G59/5/45-146 Emigration to Spain. 1 Apr. 1944 - 27 Apr. 1945. G59/5/45-146.01 Jews of Spanish origin living in Italy and wishing to return to Spain. 1 Apr.

1944 - 27 Apr. 1945. G59/5/45-146.02 [Emigration to Spain: general correspondence]. 3 Aug. 1944 - 13 Nov. 1944. G59/5/47-147 Emigration to United States (for Fort Ontario see G59/3/47). 19 May 1941 -

8 July 1946. G59/5/72-148 Emigration to Honduras. 9 Sept. 1944 - 17 Jan. 1945. G59/5/71-149 Emigration to Iran. 19 Aug. 1944 - 23 Oct. 1944. G59/5/7-150 Emigration to Kenya. 5 Apr. 1946 - 16 July 1946.



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G59/5/175-151 Emigration to Lebanon. 9 Oct. 1945 - 10 June 1946. G59/5/51-152 Emigration to Mauritius. 31 Aug. 1944 - 7 Jan. 1946. G59/5/93-153 Emigration to Nicaragua. 26 July 1944 - 22 Sept. 1944. G59/5/106-154 Emigration from Poland. 16 Aug. 1944 - 5 Feb. 1946. G59/5/108-155 Emigration to Portugal. 3 Aug. 1944 - 2 Nov. 1944. G59/5/116-156 Emigration to Salvador. 30 May 1944 - 26 Apr. 1945. G59/5/122-157 Emigration to Sweden. 5 Dec. 1944 - 11 Sept. 1945. G59/5/123-158 Emigration to Switzerland. 27 Feb. 1945 - 12 Mar. 1945. G59/5/123-159 Transit through Switzerland of Jews returning to Spain and other countries. 28 Dec.

1940 - 7 Jan. 1946. G59/5/126-160 Emigration to Tangiers. 18 Aug. 1944 - 3 Apr. 1945. G59/5/136-161 Emigration to Uruguay. 12 Apr. 1945. G59/5/137-162 Emigration to Venezuela. 16 Oct. 1945. G59/5/Pr-163 Emigration, exchanges, visas: protégés [diplomatic certificates]. 10 May

1944 - 28 Sept. 1945. G59/5/-164 Emigration, exchanges, visas: photocopies certificates of emigration in

Palestine. 10 Sept. 1943 - 14 Aug. 1944. G59/5/B-165 Emigration: ships [various ships]. 23 Feb. 1942 - 29 Dec. 1944. G59/5/B-165.01 Ships Bellacittà, Maritza, Milka, Tari [emigration: ships]. 22 Dec. 1943 - 24

June 1944. G59/5/B-165.02 Ship Struma. 23 Feb. 1942 - 4 July 1942. G59/5/B-165.03 Reports of G. E. Simond [ICRC delegation in Turkey; general situation,

emigration, ships]. 14 Mar. 1944 - 29 Aug. 1944.



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G59/5/B-165.04 Emigration: ships [general correspondence]. 31 Jan. 1944 - 29 Dec. 1944. Reel 9 G59/5/Ex-166 Emigration: ships [Ocean Vigour and SS Exodus 47]. 14 July 1947 - 20 May 1949. G59/5/Ex-166.01 [Report concerning English ship Ocean Vigour]. 3 Oct. 1947. G59/5/Ex-166.02 [Report on ICRC mission to Port-de-Bouc, SS Exodus 47, Jewish

immigrants]. 28 July 1947 - 28 Aug. 1947. G59/5/Ex-166.03 Activities of ICRC delegates on behalf of emigrants of Exodus. 16 Sept.

1947 - 28 Oct. 1947. G59/5/Ex-166.04 SS Exodus 47: general correspondence. 14 July 1947 - 20 May 1949. Sub-series G59/6, High Commissioner for Refugees, 1942-1947 (4 bundles) ICRC relations with the intergovernmental committee, agency of the League of Nations in charge of solving, since 1935, the question of refugees in Europe, particularly of Jews fleeing racial persecution in Germany. G59/6-167 High Commissioner for Refugees, London: intergovernmental Committee

[relations]. 9 Jan. 1945 - 28 Aug. 1947. G59/6-167.01 Intergovernmental Committee for refugees: delegate in Switzerland, Dr. H.

Rothmund. 5 Feb. 1945 - 28 Aug. 1947. G59/6-167.02 Intergovernmental Committee for refugees: session of 24 July 1946 [Captain Le

Vernoy]. G59/6-167.03 Intergovernmental Committee for refugees: mission of Mr. D. de Traz in London

[Oct. 1946]. 18 october 1946. G59/6-167.04 Intergovernmental Committee for refugees: mission of Mr. E. de Bondeli in London

[1947]. 5 May 1947 - 9 June 1947. G59/6-167.05 [Documents concerning the situation of Armenians in Germany]. 9 Jan. 1945 - 23

June 1945. G59/6-167.06 [Situation of Armenians, Georgians, Balts, Hungarians, etc.]. 5 June 1945 - 12 July



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1945. G59/6-168 [Intergovernmental Committee for refugees: various resolutions]. 4 Aug. 1943 - 3

Jan. 1944. G59/6-169 High Commissioner for Refugees: intergovernmental committee [outgoing

correspondence]. 11 Nov. 1942 - 12 Sept. 1947. G59/6-170 High Commissioner for Refugees: intergovernmental committee [incoming

correspondence]. 9 Oct. 1942 - 11 July 1947. Sub-series G59/7, Jewish organizations [and other organizations], 1940-1950 (166 bundles) Regrouping of correspondence records with Jewish organizations and associations. In spite of its restricted title, the sub-series covers also the relations with other organizations, for example the War Refugee Board, the Permanent Office of the Czech Republic, etc. G59/7/00-171 [Jewish organizations: généralités]. 8 Aug. 1944 - 8 Apr. 1948. G59/7-172 Jewish Agency for Palestine. 7 July 1941 - 18 June 1948. G59/7-173 Agudas Israel World Organization. 24 Dec. 1942 - 20 Jan. 1949. G59/7-174 American Hungarian Federation to aid Jews of Hungary, Transylvania,

Czechoslovakia. 19 Dec. 1945. G59/7-175 Assire Zion Committee. 20 June 1946 - 31 Aug. 1948. G59/7-176 Swiss Association for the development of work. 18 July 1944 - 20 July 1944. G59/7-177 Association of Polish women. 10 May 1945 - 31 May 1945. G59/7-178 Relief to emigrants. 3 Nov. 1943 - 23 Apr. 1945. G59/7-179 American Friends Service Committee. 10 Sept. 1943 - 31 Aug. 1944. G59/7-180 American Jewish Congress. 16 June 1943 - 30 Aug. 1943. G59/7-181 Association of Belgian Jews. 11 Oct. 1943. G59/7-182 Association of relatives and friends of French families deported to Germany. 17 Feb.



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1945 - 29 Mar. 1945. G59/7-183 Association of Liublin Immigrants. 11 Aug. 1944 - 16 Aug. 1944. G59/7-184 Austrian Jewish Representative Committee. 27 Oct. 1944 - 8 Nov. 1945. G59/7-185 Committee of Hungarian [Christian Jews], 6 Aug. 1944. G59/7-186 Bank for electrical enterprises, 28 Aug. 1944. G59/7-187 Board of Deputies of British Jews, 16 June 1949 - 6 Aug. 1949. G59/7-188 Le Bon Pasteur. 30 Jan. 1945. G59/7-189 Permanent Bureau of the Czech Republic. 15 Apr. 1943. G59/7-190 H. Burstein (Haifa). 26 Sept. 1944 - 4 Oct. 1944. G59/7-191 Camporel [sic] [shipment of medicines to the General Government, Poland]. 11

Dec. 1942 - 28 Jan. 1943. G59/7-192 Center of contemporary Jewish documentation. 5 Nov. 1947 - 19 Jan. 1948. G59/7-193 Committee for aid to Jewish refugees of Hungary (Bucharest: Dr. Marton, President).

15 Sept. 1944 - 2 July 1945. G59/7-194 Centre Warsaw and Surrounding Immigrant Association in Palestine (Tel Aviv). 17

Aug. 1944. G59/7-195 Center of Jews in Romania. 16 Oct. 1943 - 5 Feb. 1944. G59/7-196 Jewish center for the protection of mother and child. 22 Mar. 1944 - 27 Apr. 1944. G59/7-197 Jewish community of Argentina (Buenos Aires). 31 May 1945. G59/7-198 Committe of aid to Italian political and racial deportees.24 Nov. 1944 - 7 Mar. 1945. G59/7-199 Auxiliary Committee of [American] Joint [Distribution Committee] (Sao Paulo). 7

Aug. 1947 - 27 Aug. 1947. G59/7-200 Committee of assistance to refugees (Paris): departmental bureau of Haute-Savoie,



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Annecy. 14 Feb. 1945 - 2 Mar. 1945. G59/7-201 Committee of mutual aid for Hungarian Jews (Zurich). 27 Apr. 1944 - 24 Sept.

1945. G59/7-202 Committee of Jewish ladies for orphans in Transnistria. 28 Mar. 1944. G59/7-203 Committee of Czech emigrants. 10 Oct. 1944. G59/7-204 Hebrew Committee of national liberation (Paris): Peter H. Bergson, President. 27

Sept. 1944 - 9 Oct. 1947. G59/7-205 International Jewish Committee (Mauthausen camp): Dr. Hornung Maximiljan. 15

June 1945. G59/7-206 Jewish Committee of Constance. 1 Aug. 1945. G59/7-207 Jewish Committee of refugees victims of racial laws (Bruxelles). 20 Apr. 1945 - 29

May 1945. G59/7-208 Jewish Committee of Salzburg (Miss Finkelstein). 18 June 1945. G59/7-209 Jewish Committee of Warsaw. 25 Sept. 1945. G59/7-210 Dutch Jewish Committee. 5 Apr. 1945 - 3 May 1945. G59/7-211 Jewish Committee (St.Etienne). 18 July 1945 - 28 Aug. 1945. G59/7-212 Ecumenical Committee for refugees (Geneva). 29 Oct. 1941 - 2 Nov. 1945. G59/7-212.01 [Action of the Church for refugees in time of war: report of Jan. 1942]. 1 Jan. 1942 -

31 Jan. 1942. G59/7-212.02 [Ecumenical Committee for refugees: general correspondence]. 29 Oct. 1941 - 2

Nov. 1945. G59/7-213 Committee for assistance to Jewish population hit by the war. 4 Nov. 1940 - 14 May

1945. G59/7-213.01 [Report on the activity of the Committee for aid to Jewish population, 1939-

1940]. 4 Nov. 1940.



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G59/7-213.02 [General correspondence of Committee for assistance to Jewish population

hit by the war]. 8 Nov. 1940 - 14 May 1945. G59/7-214 Committee for Assistance of Jewish Exiles and their families in Erythrea (Haifa). 25

Feb. 1947 - 31 Mar. 1947. G59/7-215 Committee of Parents of Kenya Detainees. 16 June 1948. G59/7-216 Jewish community of Geneva: Michel Smidof. 20 Mar. 1945. G59/7-217 Jewish community (Skoplje). 20 Sept. 1945 - 8 Oct. 1945. G59/7-218 Jewish congregation (Elisabethville, Belgian Congo). 14 Sept. 1944 - 11 Dec. 1944. G59/7-219 Congregational Christian Service Committee (New York). 29 July 1949 - 2 Aug.

1949. G59/7-220 Council for Rescue of Polish Jews (London). 7 Mar. 1945. G59/7-221 Czechoslovak Relief for Deported Jews (Stockholm). 8 May 1945. Reel 10 G59/7-222 Italian delegation for assistance to Jewish refugees [DELASEM], 31 Jan. 1944 - 27

Sept. 1945. G59/7-223 Dr. Jur. J. Duff (St.Gall). 15 Aug. 1944 - 31 Aug. 1944. G59/7-224 Synthesis Publishers (Geneva): Mr. Josué Jéhouda. 17 Nov. 1944 - 13 Dec. 1944. G59/7-225 Emergency Committee to Save the Jewish People of Europe (Washington). 19 July

1944 - 31 May 1945. G59/7-226 Emuna [association of Hungarian Jews established in Mexico]. 13 Mar. 1945 - 27

Mar. 1945. G59/7-227 ERA Watch Co. Ltd (Bienne) [concerning the protection of Hungarian Jews]. 2

Nov. 1944. G59/7-228 Europe Hias emigration Association. 25 Nov. 1944 - 3 Aug. 1946.



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G59/7-229 Federated Jewish Societies of Portland. 16 May 1946 - 2 Aug. 1946. G59/7-230 Federation of unions of Jewish communities in Romania. 17 Feb. 1946. G59/7-231 Central Jewish card-index (Geneva). 4 Apr. 1946 - 27 Dec. 1946. G59/7-232 First Pomorzaner Sick Benevolent Association, Inc. 8 May 1941. G59/7-233 Home for refugees Serneus, Freizeit-gestallung Serneus. 23 Aug. 1944. G59/7-234 General Council of the Jewish Community of Palestine. 2 Apr. 1943 - 24 Sept.

1943. G59/7-235 Dr. Louis Grünberger. 10 July 1945. G59/7-236 Hadassah: women's American Zionist organization. 12 Dec. 1944. G59/7-237 Hebrew Committee of National Liberation (Washington) [see also under the French

name]. 12 Feb. 1945 - 3 Apr. 1947. G59/7-238 HIAS-JCA [Emigration Association] (New York). 20 Dec. 1944 - 16 Oct. 1945. G59/7-239 HICEM (Shanghai, Lisbon): Brive-la Gaillarde. 20 Feb. 1942 - 2 July 1945. G59/7-240 HIJEFS [Swiss relief society for Jewish refugees abroad] (Montreux). 27 Dec. 1943

- 26 Sept. 1946. G59/7-240.01 HIJEFS: outgoing correspondence. 30 Dec. 1943 - 26 Sept. 1946. G59/7-240.02 HIJEFS: incoming correspondence. 27 Dec. 1943 - 11 Sept. 1946. G59/7-241 Relief Society for Jewish emigration (Zurich): Mr. Robert Faller. 4 Oct. 1943 - 2

Jan. 1945. G59/7-242 Jewish scientific institute in Bulgaria. 7 May 1948 - 8 June 1948. G59/7-243 Inter-Allied Information Committee. 17 June 1943. G59/7-244 Jewish community (Vienna). 23 Dec. 1945 - 16 Apr. 1946.



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G59/7-245 Jewish aid to refugees (Basel). 7 Jan. 1944 - 19 Sept. 1945. G59/7-246 German Jewish Religious Society. 7 June 1945 - 19 June 1945. G59/7-247 Mr. Jacobson (Stockholm). 19 Oct. 1944. G59/7-248 Jacob Juda. 25 Nov. 1944. G59/7-249 Jewish aid committee in Garmisch (aid station for Jews). 28 May 1945 - 9 June

1945. G59/7-250 Jewish aid to youth (Zurich). 28 Apr. 1945 - 1 June 1945. G59/7-251 Jewish Committee for Relief Abroad. 10 June 1948. G59/7-252 Jewish Search Centre (London). 4 June 1946 - 27 June 1946. G59/7-253 Jewish Labor Committee (New York). 14 Nov. 1944 - 22 Dec. 1944. G59/7-254 Jewish Relief Association (Bombay). 11 Aug. 1944 - 18 June 1945. G59/7-255 German Jewish community in Zagreb. 23 Nov. 1943 - 31 July 1945. G59/7-256 German Jewish relief society for the sick Bikur Chaulim (St. Gallen). 8 Oct. 1941 -

9 Feb. 1943. G59/7-257 German Jewish relief station for the General Government (Kraków). 23 Apr. 1943 -

14 Aug. 1944. G59/7-258 Kadimah Society (London). 20 Dec. 1944 - 18 Oct. 1945. G59/7-259 Mr. Arthur Katz (Washington) [proposal for Jewish minorities in Europe]. 10 march

1945 - 24 Apr. 1945. G59/7-260 Dr. H. Klee in Geneva (129 rue de Lausanne). 4 Sept. 1944. G59/7-261 German Emigrants' Cultural association of the St. Gallen Canton (Benno Tepper).

10 Aug. 1944. G59/7-262 [Mr. W. Kündig & Co., Zurich]. 23 Aug. 1944 - 8 Sept. 1944.



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G59/7-263 Dr. A. Küry (Bishop of the Catholic Church). 6 Sept. 1944 - 15 Sept. 1944. G59/7-264 Laassireinu: Jewish Prisoners Welfare Society. 27 Apr. 1944 - 7 June 1948. G59/7-265 Swiss League for the rights of man and citizen. 19 Feb. 1943 - 5 Apr. 1943. G59/7-266 Ch. v[on] Lippert & Co. (Zurich). 1 Nov. 1944. G59/7-267 Rabbi B. Lustmann (Böckten). 16 Aug. 1944 - 24 Aug. 1944. G59/7-268 Swiss Maccabi (Basel): Federation of Jewish societies of gymnastics, sport [etc.]. 1

Sept. 1943 - 2 Sept. 1943. G59/7-269 Magen David Adom Palestine. 7 Jan. 1944 - 16 Jan. 1948. G59/7-269.01 [Report of mission No. 14: Palestine, 11-19 Dec. 1943, Magen David Adom]. 7 Jan.

1944. G59/7-269.02 [Magen David Adom: general correspondence]. 2 Feb. 1944 - 16 Jan. 1948. G59/7-270 Patriotic Jewish militia (Toulouse). 5 Oct. 1944 - 10 Oct. 1944. G59/7/-271 National Committee for Rescue from Nazi Terror (London). 18 Jan. 1945 - 6 Mar.

1945. G59/7-272 Mosaiska Foersannlingen. 15 Jan. 1942 - 5 Mar. 1942. G59/7-273 Netherlands Immigrants Committee (Jerusalem). 25 Oct. 1943. G59/7-274 New Zionist organization (Geneva). 22 June 1945 - 20 Aug. 1945. G59/7-275 Palestinian office of Switzerland. 11 June 1943 - 9 July 1948. G59/7-276 ORT: organization, reconstruction, work. May 1944 - 15 May 1950. G59/7-276.01 [Work of Swiss ORT: reports]. May 1944 - 30 Oct. 1944. G59/7-276.02 [ORT: general correspondence]. 18 July 1944 - 15 May 1950. G59/7-277 Work of relief to children (Oeuvre de secours pour les enfants) (OSE union,

Geneva). 18 Feb. 1944 - 2 Mar. 1950.



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G59/7-277.01 OSE Bulletins of Information of the institution, 2 issues, 1 Jan. 1945 - 31 Mar. 1945. G59/7-277.02 General correspondence. 18 Feb. 1944 - 2 Mar. 1950. G59/7-278 Work in favor of Romanian Jews (Geneva). 8 May 1945. G59/7-279 Relief work in Léopoldville (Belgian Congo). 5 Mar. 1945 - 27 Mar. 1945. G59/7-280 Bernese aid to refugees (Berne). 15 Jan. 1943 - 9 Apr. 1943. G59/7-281 Office of the Chief Rabbi. 24 July 1949 - 2 Aug. 1949. G59/7-282 Palestine Council Hadassah Women's Zionist Organization. 4 Dec. 1942 - 22 Mar.

1948. G59/7-283 Palestine Jewish Medical Association. 31 Dec. 1947 - 6 Jan. 1948. G59/7-284 Pecacsi Zsidek Tanacsa (Péca, Hungary). 13 Jan. 1945 - 5 July 1945. G59/7-285 Representation Polish Jewry Lilienblum (Tel-Aviv). 23 Nov. 1942 - 27 Nov. 1942. G59/7-286 Renée Reichmann (Tangiers). 16 Jan. 1945. G59/7-287 National union of Jews (Berlin). 7 Dec. 1944 - 8 Jan. 1945. G59/7-288 Relatives Commytty [sic] (c/o Tobias Dovhos 8, Tel-Aviv). 6 July 1943. G59/7-289 Relief Department (Spanish Jews of Athens). 4 Dec. 1944. G59/7-290 U.K. Search Bureau for German, Austrian and Stateless Persons from Central

Europe. 22 Oct. 1946. G59/7-291 SACRA (Shanghai). 11 Oct. 1944. G59/7-292 SCANDRAW (Stockholm). 8 May 1945 - 27 May 1945. G59/7-293 Swiss league of Jewish communities. 20 July 1944 - 24 Mar. 1947. G59/7-294 Swiss church relief committee for evangelical refugees (Zurich): Paul Vogt. 19 Sept.

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G59/7-295 Swiss-Hungarian society. 24 June 1945. G59/7-296 Swiss center for refugee relief (Zurich). 11 July 1944 - 25 July 1944. G59/7-297 Swiss Zionist union Central Committee [sic] Geneva. 9 Nov. 1944. G59/7-298 SER: European center for search of deported and dispersed Jews (Paris). 26 Feb.

1946. G59/7-299 Central Service Deported Jews (Paris). 2 May 1945 - 14 May 1945. G59/7-300 Society for Yugoslav Jewry. 23 Feb. 1944 - 28 Mar. 1944. G59/7-301 Society of Adventists missions (Bern). 13 Apr. 1945. G59/7-302 General society of surveillance SA (SGS, Geneva). 30 June 1944 - 6 Nov. 1945. G59/7-303 Social of ritual Jewish refugee camps: camp Les Rochers, [Valais]. 5 June 1945 - 12

June 1945. G59/7-304 Hungarian Jewish relief commission (Budapest). 16 Apr. 1947 - 4 May 1947. G59/7-305 Ungarischen katolischen Gesellenverein: Dr. Johann Vajda, Secretary General. 26

Mar. 1945 - 10 Apr. 1945. G59/7-306 Union of Jews for the resistance and mutual aid: R. Sommer, Jewish chaplain. 14

Aug. 1944 - 8 Jan. 1945. G59/7-307 United Service for New Americans (New York). 19 Mar. 1948 - 29 Apr. 1948. G59/7-308 Jewish union of Greece (Tel Aviv). 3 July 1945 - 16 July 1945. G59/7-309 Union of Jewish communities (Rome): Mr. Dante Almansi. 18 Jan. 1945. G59/7-310 Union of palestinian Jews originally from Greece. 21 Apr. 1943 - 21 May 1943. G59/7-311 Union of Orthodox Rabbis of the USA and Canada (Montreux, HIJEFS). 11 Dec.

1944 - 11 Apr. 1946. G59/7-312 General Union of French Jews [UGIF] (Paris). 1 Dec. 1942 - 21 Sept. 1943.



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G59/7-313 Union of Jews for the resistance and mutual aid (Toulouse). 8 Feb. 1945 - 27 Feb.

1945. G59/7-314 International union of aid to children. 11 Feb. 1942 - 26 June 1944. G59/7-315 Swiss labor union (Berne): Mr. Charles Schurch. 27 Nov. 1944 - 4 Dec. 1944. G59/7-316 Union of Swiss Jewish refugee reliefs. 4 May 1943 - 13 June 1946. G59/7-317 Union of Hungarian Jews. 11 Aug. 1944 - 30 Oct. 1944. G59/7-318 Zurich Hungarian union (Zurich): Ivan Teltsch. 27 July 1944 - 22 Sept. 1944. G59/7-319 Gabriel Wechsler (National Security, New York). 5 June 1944 - 22 June 1944. G59/7-320 Mr. Alfred Weishut. 18 Oct. 1944 - 23 Aug. 1945. G59/7-321 Norbert Weldler. 9 Dec. 1944 - 12 Dec. 1944. G59/7-322 Women International Zionist Organization. 8 May 1948 - 18 May 1948. G59/7-323 YMCA (Young Men's Christian Associations). 9 Dec. 1942. G59/7-324 Central Economic Department. 22 Dec. 1944. G59/7-325 Zurich Womens Center. 12 Sept. 1944 - 20 Sept. 1944. G59/7-326 Zurich Tapistry Production. 28 Aug. 1944. G59/7-327 World Jewish Congress: outgoing correspondence. 9 May 1940 - 19 Mar. 1948. Reel 11 G59/7-328 World Jewish Congress: incoming correspondence. 24 Oct. 1940 - 25 May 1950. G59/7-329 World Jewish Congress: Tartakower affair [dispute with ICRC, see also G59/8]. 9

Dec. 1943 - 17 Mar. 1948. G59/7-330 World Jewish Congress: proposal of Lady Reading: assistance to the liberated. 9

Nov. 1944 - 13 Mar. 1945.



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G59/7-331 American Joint Distribution Committee: letters sent to Mr. Saly Mayer. 12 Jan. 1943

- 10 Jan. 1950. G59/7-332 American Joint Distribution Committee: letters received from Mr. Saly Mayer. 29

Dec. 1942 - 10 Feb. 1948. G59/7-333 American Joint Distribution Committee [relations]. 10 Apr. 1943 - 7 Aug. 1950. G59/7-333.01 [General correspondence with American Joint Distribution Committee]. 10 Apr.

1943 - 7 Aug. 1950. G59/7-333.02 American Joint Distribution Committee: notes of talks with Mr. Saly Mayer. 3 Sept.

1943 - 14 June 1945. G59/7-333.03 American Joint Distribution Committee: Bucharest, Budapest, Geneva, Lisbon, New

York. 27 april 1943 - 7 Aug. 1950. G59/7-333.04 American Joint Distribution Committee: Bratislava. 23 Jan. 1946 - 1 Mar. 1946. G59/7-334 War Refugee Board: correspondence sent to Mr. Mac Clelland. 5 Apr. 1943 - 13

Sept. 1945. G59/7-335 War Refugee Board: correspondence received from Mr. Mac Clelland. 23 Jan. 1944

- 14 Sept. 1945. G59/7-336 War Refugee Board: various dossiers. 28 Jan. 1944 - 9 Aug. 1946. G59/7-336.01 War Refugee Board: letter to U.S. Legation in Bern, 29 Jan. 1944. 28 Jan. 1944 - 9

Aug. 1946. G59/7-336.02 War Refugee Board: letter to Mr. L. Harrison, 12 May 1944. 2 May 1944 - 12 May

1944. G59/7-336.03 War Refugee Board: gift of 100.000 dollars [paid in favor of Jewish deportees]. 29

Jan. 1944 - 6 Dec. 1944.



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Reel 12 Sub-series G59/8, Deportations, [1939]-1954. (13 bundles) Deportation of Jews in various European countries: it includes some individual cases as well as testimonies on nazi atrocities (see also G59/3 and G/59/12). G59/8/65-337 [Deportation of Jews from Hungary: general correspondence]. 7 May 1943 -

10 Apr. 1945. G59/8/74-338 [Deportation of Jews from Italy: general correspondence]. 2 Oct. 1943 - 24

Jan. 1946. G59/8/147-339 Deportees from Rhodes [general correspondence]. 14 Sept. 1944 - 28 Aug. 1946. G59/8/112-340 [Deportation of Jews from Romania: general correspondence]. 28 Jan. 1943 - 23

Feb. 1945. G59/8/53-341 Deportees from Salonika [general correspondence]. 11 Feb. 1943 - 20 Jan.

1950. G59/8/118-342 [Deportation of Jews from Slovakia: general correspondence]. 13 Oct. 1944 - 7 Aug.

1948. G59/8-343 Deportation: individual cases. 5 Sept. 1942 - 18 Dec. 1944. G59/8-344 Tartakower affair [see also G59/7, World Jewish Congress]. 20 Nov. 1946 - 30 Mar.

1947. G59/8-345 Talk with Mr. Busch [former internee of camp of Westerborgh, Netherlands]. 21

Apr. 1944 - 8 May 1944. G59/8-346 [Deportation of European Jews: general correspondence, all nationalities]. 12 Jan.

1940 - 30 Dec. 1942. G59/8-347 [Deportation of European Jews: general correspondence]. 7 Jan. 1943 - 9 Feb. 1954. G59/8-348 Deportations: testimonies and reports [situation of Jews, ghettos and camps]. Nov.

1939 - May 1945. G59/8-348.01 Various testimonies concerning Jews, received from pastor Freudenberg. 14 Aug.



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1942 - 14 Jan. 1943. G59/8-348.02 [Report of W. Rohner concerning deportation of European Jews with 6 attachments].

22 Apr. 1942. G59/8-348.03 [Deportations: various reports and testimonies]. Nov. 1939 - May 1945. G59/8-349 [Deportation: various testimonies, reports and brochures]. Sept. 1939 - May 1945. Sub-series G59/9, Projects, 1941-1945 (1 bundle) Proposals and projects to improve the situation of Jews in Europe introduced by persons outside the ICRC. G59/9-350 Jewish questions: projects [proposals to improve the situation of Jews]. 11 Feb. 1941

- 26 Jan. 1945. G59/9-350.01 Letter from Mr. François Bartholmess about the creation of an asylum land. 20 Oct.

1942. G59/9-350.02 [Jewish questions: projects, general correspondence]. 11 Feb. 1941 - 26 Jan. 1945. Reel 13 Sub-series G59/10, Inquiries, 1940-1948 (2 bundles) Inquiries and requests for help in favor of Jews imprisoned or deported by the nazi regime. Correspondence and negotiations of ICRC with German authorities on the subject of victims of racial persecutions (attempts of assistance). Chronological filing. G59/10-351 Jewish questions: inquiries [search for deportees]. 6 Oct. 1940 - 6 Apr. 1944. G59/10-352 Correspondence: inquiries [search for deportees]. 12 Apr. 1944 - 29 June 1948. Sub-series G59/11, Individual cases, 1941-1948 (6 bundles) Requests for help from and in favor of persecuted Jews. Alphabetical classification. G59/11-353 [Jews: individual cases, letters A-E]. 18 Dec. 1941 - 4 June 1948. G59/11-353.01 ABRAMOVITCH, family. 27 Mar. 1945.



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G59/11-353.02 ALPENROSE, Hans. 1 Dec. 1944 - 15 Mar. 1945. G59/11-353.03 ALTERVEIN, Grenem. 18 Oct. 1944. G59/11-353.04 BADAN (Bucharest). 25 June 1943. G59/11-353.05 BADER, Marthe, née WEIL. 17 Nov. 1944. G59/11-353.06 BALLA, Sandor; BALLA, Marie, née REINER. 4 Oct. 1944. G59/11-353.07 BALLA, Lidy; REITZER, Kathi. 2 Nov. 1944. G59/11-353.08 BANFI, Margrit and her daughter Susi; MANDEL, Arnold; MANDEL, Lenke and

their daughter Agnes; STERN, Thérèse, née ROSENBAUM; KONTA, Arnold; KONTA, Else and their children Alexander and Lidia. 27 Oct. 1944 - 2 Nov. 1944.

G59/11-353.09 BARNKOPF, Thérèse; RAYKAY, Sandor; BENE, Margit. 14 July 1944. G59/11-353.10 BARTA, Paul. 28 Aug. 1944. G59/11-353.11 BARTSCH, Mrs. 6 July 1944. G59/11-353.12 BASSANI, Giuseppe, professor, and BASSANI, Elide his wife. 24 Aug. 1944 - 29

Aug. 1944. G59/11-353.13 BECHER, KELTITZ, BILITZ and KASTNER. 18 Oct. 1944 - 23 Oct. 1944. G59/11-353.14 BERG, Edith, daughter of ROSENTHAL, Hedwig, Mrs. 29 June 1944. G59/11-353.15 BERGER, Cecylia, Mrs. 20 Mar. 1945 - 4 Apr. 1945. G59/11-353.16 BERMANN, Hans; FISCHER, Karl; TRESLER, Harald; SPITZER, Harry;

ZIEHRER, Kurt; ALTMANN, Georg. 2 Jan. 1945 - 9 Jan. 1945. G59/11-353.17 BIRNBAUM, Julius and BIRNBAUM, Thérèse; KONIJN, Theodor Abraham,

KONIJN, Sara and KONIJN Anna Frieda, families. 14 May 1945 - 22 May 1945.

G59/11-353.18 BLOCH, Roger. 13 Nov. 1944.



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G59/11-353.19 BOEHM, Michelangelo, and his wife BOEHM, Margherita, née LUZZATO;

ASCHNER, Leopold and wife ASCHNER, Jolan, née NEMENYI; FISCHMANN, Leo; ROSENFELD, Wilhelm and wife; NEMENYI, Bartalan, Dr. 28 July 1944 - 10 Nov. 1944.

G59/11-353.20 BONIS BONDI, Mihaly. 4 Oct. 1944 - 5 Apr. 1945. G59/11-353.21 MOR BREUER, family. 12 Sept. 1944 - 22 Sept. 1944. G59/11-353.22 BRUNNER, Olga; BRUNNER, Lydia; BRUNNER, Claudine, BRUNNER, Jean-

Claude, family. 19 Sept. 1944. G59/11-353.23 BUCHSBAUM, Antoine. 4 Sept. 1944. G59/11-353.24 BUCHWALD, Rosa, Mrs. 18 Dec. 1941 - 27 Dec. 1941. G59/11-353.25 BUCZYNSKA, Halina, Mrs. 23 Apr. 1946 - 13 June 1946. G59/11-353.26 GONDOR, family; BURGER, Andreas (brother); GONDOR, Alexander (uncle);

SCHLESINGER, Adolf(uncle); SCHLESINGER, Malvin (aunt). 16 Nov. 1944 - 27 Nov. 1944.

G59/11-353.27 BYSTRZANOWSKA, Maria. 26 Apr. 1946 - 12 Sept. 1946. G59/11-353.28 COSSMANN, Heinrich. 12 Mar. 1945 - 27 Mar. 1945. G59/11-353.29 COVO, Grâce. 5 Jan. 1945. G59/11-353.30 DENEBERG, Istvan (dentist); DENEBERG, Hilda née HAUSER, his wife;

DENEBERG, Helene, née BERGEL, wife of Henryk; REICH, Käthe née DENEBERG wife of Andor, family. 29 July 1944 - 30 Aug. 1944.

G59/11-353.31 DESZBERG (spouse) and NAGY. 14 Nov. 1944 - 16 Nov. 1944. G59/11-353.32 DINKEL-LEWENSTEIN. 19 Apr. 1945. G59/11-353.33 DOHANY, Julio, Dr. 22 June 1945 - 20 Aug. 1945. G59/11-353.34 DREYFUS, Mr. and family. 21 Oct. 1943.



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G59/11-353.35 DREYFUS, Paul. 4 Aug. 1944 - 9 Aug. 1944. G59/11-353.36 DROLLER, Gustav. 8 Jan. 1945. G59/11-353.37 DUSCHNITZ, Clary, Felix and Marietta. 15 June 1945. G59/11-353.38 EICHENBERG, Gertrude. 21 Oct. 1942 - 21 Jan. 1943. G59/11-353.39 EINZIG, Bernhard. 18 Nov. 1943 - 24 Nov. 1943. G59/11-353.40 ELEK, Frany, Mrs. and children. 18 Aug. 1944 - 24 Aug. 1944. G59/11-353.41 ELIEZER, Joseph. 22 July 1947 - 4 June 1948. G59/11-353.42 EMO, Jacques. 19 Oct. 1944 - 3 Nov. 1944. G59/11-353.43 ENGEL, Ivan and Ilse. 23 Aug. 1944 - 30 Aug. 1944. G59/11-353.44 ENGELSTEIN, Fedaleib; ENGELSTEIN, Betty; BAR, Rosa. 8 Jan. 1945 - 27 Feb.

1945. G59/11-353.45 EPSTEIN, Israel. 8 Jan. 1947 - 21 Feb. 1947. G59/11-354 [Jews: individual cases, letters F-K]. 4 Jan. 1944 - 27 June 1947. G59/11-354.01 FENYVES, Samuel and Irma; LUSZTIG, Jozef and Edit. 30 Aug. 1944 - 23 Oct.

1944. G59/11-354.02 FILDERMANN, Ronetti. 19 Feb. 1944 - 13 Apr. 1944. G59/11-354.03 FIRST, Rosa. 24 Jan. 1944 - 2 Feb. 1944. G59/11-354.04 FISCHER, Emanuel. 30 Aug. 1944 - 8 Sept. 1944. G59/11-354.05 FISCHER, Théodore and Bella. 3 Oct. 1944. G59/11-354.06 FOELDES, Josef. 1 Nov. 1944. G59/11-354.07 FRANCK, Anita and Hermann. 24 Oct. 1944 - 14 Nov. 1944. G59/11-354.08 FRANCQ, Alice née DE SAUSSURE. 29 Jan. 1945 - 19 Mar. 1945.



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G59/11-354.09 FREIMANN, Benno. 5 June 1946. G59/11-354.10 FREY, Moise and Margit. 17 Dec. 1944 - 21 Dec. 1944. G59/11-354.11 GADOR-KAPOSI, Georg and Eva (husband and wife), Veronika and Anna

(children). 3 Aug. 1944. G59/11-354.12 GEBE, Klara, Mrs. 2 Jan. 1945 - 18 Jan. 1945. G59/11-354.13 GLINERT, Armin V., Dr. 29 Aug. 1945 - 19 Nov. 1945. G59/11-354.14 RINGWALD-GLUECKSTAHL, Fanny, Mrs. 25 Aug. 1944 - 27 Sept. 1944. G59/11-354.15 GOETZ, Else, Mrs; VON AXENBACH, Mrs.; RIESSER, Mrs.; KIEFE, Mr.;

MEYER, Marie-Louise; GUTTMANN, Fritz, Mrs. and Mr. 19 June 1945. G59/11-354.16 GÖRÖG, Marcel. 26 Apr. 1945 - 9 May 1945. G59/11-354.17 GOTTHEIM, Walter, Mrs. and Mr. 22 Aug. 1945 - 2 Oct. 1945. G59/11-354.18 GROSSER-SINKIEWICZ, Valentine, Dr. 15 Nov. 1944 - 7 Feb. 1945. G59/11-354.19 GROSZ, family. 22 Aug. 1944. G59/11-354.20 GRUNBAUM, Eliezer, Mr. 4 May 1945 - 16 May 1945. G59/11-354.21 GUTTMANN-RIESSER, family. 15 May 1945 - 31 May 1945. G59/11-354.22 HALASZ, Mrs. 24 July 1944 - 3 Aug. 1944. G59/11-354.23 HANGARTNER-POTTHOFF, relatives of Miss Lilly. 28 Jan. 1945 - 2 Mar. 1945. G59/11-354.24 HANTOS, Caroline, mother of François. 20 Oct. 1944 - 10 Oct. 1945. G59/11-354.25 HESSE, Betty. 25 Nov. 1944 - 28 Nov. 1944. G59/11-354.26 HEYMANN, Charlotte, Mrs., HEYMANN, Hans (son). 31 July 1945 - 18 Feb.

1946. G59/11-354.27 HOFFMANN, Pola. 13 July 1945 - 27 July 1945.



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G59/11-354.28 ISAKOW, Josef. 24 Sept. 1945 - 31 Jan. 1946. G59/11-354.29 JACOBI, André. 19 Dec. 1944. G59/11-354.30 JAROSZENSKI, Leonard and family. 6 July 1944 - 18 July 1944. G59/11-354.31 JERUSALMI, family. 21 Nov. 1944. G59/11-354.32 KAHN, Peter, case presented by HENTSCH, Emmi. 29 Aug. 1945 - 1 Nov. 1945. G59/11-354.33 KALFUS, Devorah; KALFUS Nathan. 16 Jan. 1947 - 27 June 1947. G59/11-354.34 KAMARINA, Vally, née BROD. 17 Nov. 1944 - 27 Nov. 1944. G59/11-354.35 KARLIK, Grete, Mrs. 2 June 1945 - 13 June 1945. G59/11-354.36 KAUFFMANN, Regina, Mrs. 11 Oct. 1945 - 26 Oct. 1945. G59/11-354.37 KELLER, Leib (father) and Heini (son). 7 Dec. 1944 - 16 Dec. 1944. G59/11-354.38 KERENYI, Karl, Prof. 10 Aug. 1944 - 18 Aug. 1944. G59/11-354.39 KIESELSTEIN, Norbert. 29 Mar. 1945 - 15 June 1945. G59/11-354.40 KLESTADT, family; letter of Mr. GRUNTAL. 29 Jan. 1945 - 9 Feb. 1945. G59/11-354.41 KLINENBERGER, Karl and Margarethe. 3 Oct. 1944 - 9 Oct. 1944. G59/11-354.42 KLINGER, Sigmund. 28 Mar. 1945 - 11 Apr. 1945. G59/11-354.43 KOCERZINSKIS, relatives of Irma, Miss. 26 Sept. 1944 - 24 Nov. 1944. G59/11-354.44 KOCH-LINZ, Ida, Mrs. 20 Sept. 1945 - 10 Oct. 1945. G59/11-354.45 KOENIG, Ludwig, Dr.; PAP, Bela, Dr.; DEMANT, Bandi, Dr. 10 Jan. 1945. G59/11-354.46 KORNHAUSER, Alexander; LAUFER, Oscar. 15 Nov. 1944 - 29 Nov. 1944. G59/11-354.47 KORNISS, Ilona, Mrs; inquiry from ROECHLING, Wilma. 5 Sept. 1944 - 12 Feb.

1945.



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G59/11-354.48 KORNSTEIN, Sofia and SCHARZ, Bianca (sister). 4 Jan. 1944 - 19 June 1944. G59/11-354.49 KRAKAUER, Paul Dr. 12 Sept. 1945. G59/11-354.50 KRASOV, Philip; inquiry of pastor FREUDENBERG. 18 Dec. 1944 - 26 Jan. 1945. G59/11-354.51 KROFTA, Camil Dr.; KROFTA, C. Dr.; DERER, Dr.; HEIDRICH, Arnost,

NEMECEK, Zdenek; FLIEDER, Robert Dr. and Mrs.; ANDRIAL, Jindrich; JENA, Jan Dr.; Director FILIPP; FILIPP, Dr. Med.; JIROUNEK, Jar; Consul STOFFEL; BRAHN, Max and Mrs.; KVAPIL, Jaros. 25 Apr. 1945.

G59/11 -355 [Jews: individual cases, letters L-N]. 14 Sept. 1942 - 2 June 1948. G59/11-355.01 LANEGUER, Naman Honiah and Mrs. 31 Jan. 1948 - 12 Mar. 1948. G59/11-355.02 LANGEDJIK, Simon Dirk. 17 Jan. 1945. G59/11-355.03 LANGLADE, Mrs. Pierre de, née Lucie STERN. 16 Nov. 1944 - 23 Nov. 1944. G59/11-355.04 LAPINSKIENE, Gene; SERESEVSKI, Mrs. 17 Aug. 1945 - 28 Aug. 1945. G59/11-355.05 LEFT, Georges. 18 May 1948. G59/11-355.06 LEVI, Lenca Lea, Mrs. née DANON. 14 Jan. 1944 - 2 Feb. 1944. G59/11-355.07 LEVI, Marc; LEVI, Solomon (brother). 12 Apr. 1945. G59/11-355.08 LEVINSTEIN, Gerhard; LEVINSTEIN, Oswald (father). 29 Sept. 1943 - 4 october

1943. G59/11-355.09 LEVY, Fernand and Mrs. 20 Oct. 1943 - 9 Nov. 1943. G59/11-355.10 LEVY, Robert. 4 Apr. 1945. G59/11-355.11 LOEB, Adolphe. 30 July 1945 - 10 Feb. 1948. G59/11-355.12 LOEWENBACH, Sigmar. 19 Mar. 1948 - 2 June 1948. G59/11-355.13 LOEWENHERZ, Mrs. and Mr. 17 Oct. 1945.



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G59/11-355.14 LOEWENSTEIN, Bernard. 14 Sept. 1942 - 16 Sept. 1942. G59/11-355.15 MADARASSY-BECK, Marcel, Dr., baron. 8 Sept. 1944 - 12 Sept. 1944. G59/11-355.16 MAGRINI, Silvio and Albertina; FUBINI, Renzo; NATHAN, Jeannette;

OTTOLENGHI, Adolfo. 19 Feb. 1945 - 26 Feb. 1945. G59/11-355.17 MAKOWSKI, Herbert; NOACH, Eva. 7 May 1945 - 14 May 1945. G59/11-355.18 MARKUS, Alexander; MAROVICKY, Priska, née PASTERNAK, Reference:see

dossier 356.12. 23 Nov. 1944 - 1 Dec. 1944. G59/11-355.19 MARTON, family. 28 Dec. 1944 - 20 Apr. 1945. G59/11-355.20 MEIER, Moritz. 19 Aug. 1943 - 14 Sept. 1943. G59/11-355.21 MELLER-LENGYEL, Vera, Mrs; MELLER-LENGYEL, Maria (daughter) and

MELLER-LENGYEL, Beatrice (daughter). 24 May 1945. G59/11-355.22 MENCZER, Adolf and family. 17 Nov. 1944 - 6 Dec. 1944. G59/11-355.23 MEYER, Franz. 12 Aug. 1944. G59/11-355.24 MEYER-UDEWALD, Ruth, Mrs. 9 Feb. 1945 - 14 Mar. 1945. G59/11-355.25 MILEGER, Mr. 9 Jan. 1944 - 27 Jan. 1944. G59/11-355.26 MOSES, Frey, MARGIT, Mrs.; BERNFELD, Riza. 18 Oct. 1944 - 25 Oct. 1944. G59/11-355.27 MUELLER, Fanny, Mrs. 31 Jan. 1945 - 8 Feb. 1945. G59/11-355.28 NADOLOVITCH, Johannes, Dr. 25 Sept. 1944 - 2 Oct. 1944. G59/11-355.29 NASCH, Berta, Mrs.; SCHLICHTER, Simon (widow); GYORGYEY, Ludwig, Mrs.

24 Oct. 1944 - 26 Oct. 1944. G59/11-356 [Jews: Individual cases, letters O-R]. 8 Oct. 9143 - 2 Mar. 1948. G59/11-356.01 OHNSTEIN, Louis, Mrs. 24 Aug. 1945 - 2 Mar. 1948. G59/11-356.02 HEYMANN-PESSA, Maria, Mrs. 19 Apr. 1944 - 28 Aug. 1944.



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G59/11-356.03 PHILIPPSON, Alfred Prof. 11 July 1945 - 2 Nov. 1945. G59/11-356.04 PICK, Hugo, Dr. 15 Sept. 1944 - 19 Sept. 1944. G59/11-356.05 PIETE, Guido. 14 Apr. 1946 - 9 Dec. 1946. G59/11-356.06 PIONKOWSKI, René Mr.; letter about a woman citizen of Honduras (Jewish,

holding a protection passport). 19 Mar. 1945 - 4 Apr. 1945. G59/11-356.07 PITTET, N., Miss. 16 Aug. 1944. G59/11-356.08 POLGAR, children. 30 Oct. 1944 - 6 Nov. 1944. G59/11-356.09 POLLAK DANIELS, A., Dr; BOON HARTSINCK A. (transmitting a proposal to

High Commissioner for refugees). 4 July 1944 - 22 Aug. 1944. G59/11-356.10 DE PRAAG, Mr.; DENEKAMP, Mr.; SCHRIJVER, Mr. (Dutch generals doctors

repatriated from Theresienstadt). 8 Oct. 1943 - 14 June 1945. G59/11-356.11 PREISICH, Kornel, Dr. 10 Nov. 1944 - 7 Dec. 1944. G59/11-356.12 PRISKA, Marovicky, Mrs. née PASTERNAK. 9 Feb. 1945. G59/11-356.13 RAAB, Mr. 11 Aug. 1944 - 16 Aug. 1944. G59/11-356.14 RATHENAU, Fritz and Mrs. 30 May 1945 - 7 June 1945. G59/11-356.15 RIBACK, Judith; RIBACK, Leib and Sarah (grandparents). 18 Sept. 1945. G59/11-356.16 RIEDL, Anna; AUSPITZ, Stefan. 15 June 1944. G59/11-356.17 ROSENBAUM, Frieda and Eva (sisters). 20 July 1945 - 23 Apr. 1946. G59/11-356.18 ROSENBERG, Roman. 1 May 1945 - 25 June 1945. G59/11-356.19 ROSENBERGER, Mathilde Mrs. 16 Mar. 1945 - 21 Mar. 1945. G59/11-356.20 ROSENBERGER, Ruth, Miss and family. 2 June 1945 - 4 July 1945. G59/11-356.21 ROSENBLUM, Mr. 1 July 1945 - 11 July 1945.



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G59/11-356.22 ROSENTAL, Mrs. 29 June 1945 - 11 July 1945. G59/11-356.23 ROSENTHAL, Herbert and Mrs. 18 Apr. 1945 - 11 May 1945. G59/11-356.24 RUBINSTEIN, Kelman and Mrs. 5 Oct. 1944 - 19 Apr. 1945. G59/11-356.25 RUDZINSKA, Jadwiga, Mrs. 22 Sept. 1944 - 23 Apr. 1946. G59/11-357 [Jews: individual cases, letters S-Z]. 8 Dec. 1943 - 19 Nov. 1945. G59/11-357.01 SABSA, Abram. 8 Dec. 1943 - 28 Dec. 1943. G59/11-357.02 SALGO, Otto, Dr., and wife Elisabeth née HERRMANN. 13 July 1944 - 11

Ocotber 1944. G59/11-357.03 SALOMONS, Abraham, Luise, Trudy, Miriam, Isaak, Rivka (Dutch holding

Peruvian passports). 31 Jan. 1945 - 18 June 1945. G59/11-357.04 SALZBURG, Grety, Mrs. 6 July 1945. G59/11-357.05 SCHAEFFER, Emil, Dr. 18 Aug. 1944 - 1 Sept. 1944. G59/11-357.06 SCHLUESSEL, Frania and Elias, GOLDSTEIN family. 11 June 1945. G59/11-357.07 SCHMIDT, Louis. 20 Dec. 1943 - 6 Jan. 1944. G59/11-357.08 SCHWAB-GRADWOHL, Jeanne, Mrs; STERN family. 21 Mar. 1945 - 29 Mar.

1945. G59/11-357.09 SCHWARCZ, widow of Jacob, Mrs., mother of Mr. VINCE. 25 July 1944 - 1 Aug.

1944. G59/11-357.10 SCHWEID, Sandor and Ilona; SCHWEID, Ede and Oskar (children). 7 Aug. 1944 -

27 Dec. 1944. G59/11-357.11 SCHWEIG, Jacques, inquiries about his sister, 2 Aug. 1944 - 22 Aug. 1944. G59/11-357.12 SILBER, Carmen Mrs. 15 Nov. 1944 - 28 Nov. 1944. G59/11-357.13 SPITZER, family. 5 Oct. 1944 - 2 Nov. 1944.



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G59/11-357.14 STAHLBERG. 12 June 1945. G59/11-357.15 STEIN, Liesl; POPPER, Stefanie; STEIN, Franz; inquiry by KLEIN, Eugenia. 8

Mar. 1945 - 5 June 1945. G59/11-357.16 STEINER, Lilli; STEINER, Marcel; STEINER, Andreas. 7 Dec. 1944 - 14 Dec.

1944. G59/11-357.17 STEINER, Paula, Mrs. née BERGMANN. 21 May 1945. G59/11-357.18 STERN family. 24 Mar. 1945. G59/11-357.19 SZWAJCER, Ludwika, and her two daughters (Krystyna and Maria). 4 Feb. 1944 -

29 Feb. 1944. G59/11-357.20 TEDESCHI, Bice née SACERDOTE; TEDESCHI, Natalia; TEDESCHI, Vittorio;

SACERDOTE, Celeste née EUGGIA. 28 Feb. 1945 - 7 Mar. 1945. G59/11-357.21 TEPLANSKI, Ernest and Stefanie, née PICK. 23 Feb. 1945. G59/11-357.22 TSCHAIKIOSKI, Alfred. 20 Sept. 1945 - 2 Nov. 1945. G59/11-357.23 VAISMAN, Moses and Marie, née LIPSKEROFF (spouse). 25 Oct. 1945 - 19 Nov.

1945. G59/11-357.24 VIKAR, Johan. 20 July 1944 - 20 Aug. 1944. G59/11-357.25 VOLTERRA, Edgardo; VOLTERRA, Cesarina Segrè; VOLTERRA, Italia. 29

Novmeber 1944 - 30 Apr. 1945. G59/11-357.26 WAXMANN, Mr. and Mrs. and son. 22 Mar. 1945 - 28 Mar. 1945. G59/11-357.27 WEINBERGER, Aron and Berta, née HOROWITZ and son Josef. 8 Feb. 1945 - 16

Feb. 1945. G59/11-357.28 WEISS, Julius. 21 Nov. 1944 - 29 Nov. 1944. G59/11-357.29 WEISS, Manfred. 13 Mar. 1945 - 16 Apr. 1945. G59/11-357.30 WERTHEIMSTEIN, Victor. 28 Novmeber 1944.



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G59/11-357.31 WESTERSHEIMB, Mrs. M.T. von. 3 Oct. 1944. G59/11-357.32 WOLLITZER, family. 11 Sept. 1944 - 12 Sept. 1944. G59/11-357.33 ZANDEK, Deszö, Hotte and Richard. 16 Nov. 1944 - 22 Nov. 1944. G59/11-358 Jews: special questions, various individual cases [rabbis]. 3 Sept. 1942 - 9

Augut 1948. G59/11-358.01 Special questions. 3 Sept. 1942 - 9 Aug. 1948. G59/11-358.02 Various individual cases handled by Mrs. M. Iconomov and Miss Veniger. 23 May

1945 - 3 Sept. 1945. G59/11-358.03 Inquiries regarding rabbis and their families. 19 Aug. 1944 - 4 June 1945. Sub-series G59/12, Visits to camps and ghettos, 1941-1948 (11 bundles) General correspondence about camps, prisons, and ghettos visited by ICRC and reports prepared by some delegates (see also G59/3 and G59/8). G59/12-359 Visit to camps and ghettos [general correspondence]. 21 Jan. 1942 - 14 Mar.

1946. G59/12/151-360 Visits to Croatia. 18 July 1944 - 12 Oct. 1944. G59/12/151-360.01 [Visits in Croatia: camps of Jasenovac, Stara Gradiska Gredjani Salas]. 2

Aug. 1944. G59/12/151-360.02 [Visits in Croatia: general correspondence about Croat camps]. 18 July 1944

- 12 Oct. 1944. G59/12-361 Visits to camps in Romania and Hungary. 22 Aug. 1944 - 21 Dec. 1944. G59/12/118-362 Visits to camps in Slovakia [general correspondence]. 6 Novmeber 1944 -

18 Jan. 1945. G59/12/13-363 Waldsee camp [visit]. 4 Aug. 1944 - 12 Mar. 1945. Reel 14



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G59/12/13-364 [Visit to Landsberg camp near Türckheim]. 20 Nov. 1944 - 1 Aug. 1945. G59/12/13-364.01 [Report on Landsberg camp by R. Hort, ICRC delegate]. 15 May 1945. G59/12/13-364.02 [Visit to Landsberg camp: report and correspondence]. 1 May 1945 - 1 Aug.

1945. G59/12/13-364.03 [General correspondence about Landsberg camp near Türckheim]. 20 Nov.

1944 - 30 May 1945. G59/12/13-365 [Transit camp Bergen Belsen]. 26 July 1943 - 28 Aug. 1945. G59/12/13-365.01 [ICRC request to visit Bergen Belsen camp near Hanover]. 2 Mar. 1944 - 6

Mar. 1945. G59/12/13-365.02 [General correspondence about Bergen-Belsen camp near Hanover]. 26 July

1943 - 28 Aug. 1945. G59/12/13-366 Rawa Ruska camp. 20 Nov. 1944 - 27 Dec. 1944. G59/12/13-367 Visits to various camps [concentration: Auschwitz]. 29 Aug. 1944 - 2 Feb. 1945. G59/12/13-367.01 [Report by Dr. M. Rossel, ICRC delegate, to Auschwitz: talk with camp

commander]. 29 Sept. 1944. G59/12/13-367.02 [Attempt by ICRC to visit Auschwitz camp: general correspondence]. 18

Oct. 1944 - 6 Dec. 1944. G59/12/13-367.03 [Auschwitz camp: testimonies]. 29 Jan. 1945 - 2 Feb. 1945. G59/12/13-367.04 Note of R. Marti No. 674 of 12 Nov. 1944 regarding 12.000 Poles from

Warsaw. G59/12/13-367.05 [General correspondence about Auschwitz camp]. 27 Nov. 1944. G59/12/13-367.06 Designation and protection of camps. 29 Aug. 1944 - 6 Nov. 1944. G59/12-368 Theresienstadt [Czechoslovakia]. 7 Dec. 1942 - 22 Dec. 1947. G59/12-368.01 [Note on ICRC activity in camp of Theresienstadt: June 1945]. 1 June 1945 - 30

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G59/12-368.02 [Various reports on Theresienstadt camp for Jews Czechoslovakia]. 27 June 1944 -

18 June 1945. G59/12-368.03 [Theresienstadt camp for Jews: general correspondence]. 7 Oct. 1942 - 22 Dec.

1947. G59/12-368.04 Request by Mr. [B] Murmelstein [request for documentation about the camp]. 7

Novmeber 1947 - 24 Nov. 1947. G59/12-369 [Theresienstadt camp: various documents repatriated by P. Dunant], 24 Nov.

1941 - 20 May 1945. G59/12-369.01 [Theresienstadt camp: journal, reports]. 29 Mar. 1945 - 20 May 1945. G59/12-369.02 [Theresienstadt camp: Dr. Raska, representative of Czech government]. 8 May

1945. G59/12-369.03 [Theresienstadt camp: transports, status of detainees], 24 Nov. 1941 - 11 Oct. 1944. G59/12-369.04 [Theresienstadt camp: balance-sheet, economic and financial situation], 31 Mar.

1945 - 8 Apr. 1945. G59/12-369.05 [Theresienstadt camp: claims]. 4 May 1945 - 7 May 1945. G59/12-369.06 [Theresienstadt camp: various documents of P. Dunant]. 27 Jan. 1943 - 1 Feb. 1943. Sub-series G59/70, Special mission in Iraq, 1949-1950 (1 bundle) ICRC diplomatic mission to Iraq on the subject of Israeli-Arab conflict (birth of the state of Israel). G59/70-370 Special mission to Iraq [courtesy visit and contacts with Iraqi government].

28 Oct. 1949 - 27 Dec. 1950. G59/70-370.01 [Special mission to Iraq: report of mission of d'A. de Cocatrix, ICRC delegate]. 15

Aug. 1950. G59/70-370.02 [Special mission to Iraq: general correspondence]. 10 Nov. 1949 - 27 Dec. 1950. G59/70-370.03 [Special mission in Iraq: bulletins of World Jewish Affairs]. 28 Oct. 1949 - 16 Dec.

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