Archival tree of the Arolsen Archives

0 - Global Finding Aids

1 - Incarceration Documents

1.1 - Camps and Ghettos

1.2 - Miscellaneous

1.2.1 - Deportations and Transports

1.2.1.1 - Deportations

20840

1.2.1.2 - AJDC Berlin Card File (Deportations)

44627

1.2.1.3 - Reference Lists of Transports

527

1.2.1.4 - Card File of Berlin Transports to the East (Osttransporte) Waves 1-7

5040

1.2.1.5 - Registration and Persecution

15616

Bad Driburg (Hessen-Nassau): Registration card for Philipp Goldmann, Polish Jew (1938)

Bamberg (Bavaria): Correspondence, requests and certificates concerning the emigration of Jewish inhabitants (1939-1941)

Berlin: Registration cards from Jewish residents

13553

Bernburg (Free State of Anhalt): Reports on the expatriation of Jews (1940-1941)

Bremen: Registration cards of Jewish residents

Bremen: Registration card of Robert Peter Meinhardt, who was persecuted as a "gypsy"

Braunschweig: Registration cards of Jews with former Polish citizenship (1939-1942)

Butzbach (Hessen): Registration documents and correspondence concerning Elise and Moritz Grühnspahn (foreign citizenship) (1939-1944)

Butzbach (Hessen): Index of 23 Jews with information on their persecution fate, 1947/09/16

Caputh (Brandenburg): Directory of Jews who were registered in the city

Chemnitz (Saxony): Circular from the Stapoleitstelle concerning the arrest of Hans Kassel (1943/06/16)

Chemnitz (Saxony): List of 335 Jews with Polish citizenship who were deported to the Polish border on October 28, 1938

Chemnitz (Saxony): Letter from the District Administrator to the Chemnitz Gestapo regarding the escape of Hans Kassel from Berlin (1943/02/22)

Darmstadt (Hesse): Forms from, among others, the office for "Vermögenskontrolle" regarding expropriated Jews (among others after deportations) (1947-1948)

265

Erfurt (Saxony): Correspondence of the State Police Office concerning the residence of Jews (1937-1938)

Erfurt (Saxony): Files of the District President concerning the examination/revocation of naturalization of Jews (1934)

Eschwege (Hessen-Nassau): List of Jewish persons registered in the city between 1932 and 1942

Eythra (Saxony): Correspondence and register concerning the Radzwiller family (including registration, economic circumstances) (1937-1941)

Forst (Lower Silesia): List of names and correspondence about arrested Jews

Frankfurt/Main (Hessen-Nassau): Excerpts from household accounts with notes on the persecution fate of Jewish residents

108

Freiberg (Saxony): Personnel file of Szolem Druck (including residence notification, photographs and extract from the criminal register)

Gera (Thuringia): List of graves of Jews buried in the city (1994)

Gersfeld (Hessen-Nassau): Registration cards from Jewish residents of the city

113

Glatz (Lower Silesia): Minutes and correspondence concerning the collection of Jewish property, compulsory names, expatriation and deportation of the Jewish population (1938-1943)

Gornsdorf (Saxony): Personnel and questionnaire for Rolf Heinz Steiner, Czechoslovakian Jew (1937)

Gräfenhausen (Hessen): Lists of Jewish inhabitants of the town during the Nazi era (1947)

Grimma (Saxony): House lists, directories, business registrations, penal decrees concerning Jewish inhabitants of the community (1935-1941)

Haßfurt (Bavaria): Registration cards of Jewish residents

Hemsbach (Hessen): Extract from the registration book of the municipality

Holzhausen (Saxony): Proof of naturalization of Alfred Lewin and Hildegard Linke (1935)

Jesberg (Hessen-Nassau): Correspondence concerning survivors of Nazi persecution (1945-1947)

Kitzingen (Bavaria): Registration file for Jewish inhabitants of the town (1939-1943)

111

Königs Wusterhausen (Brandenburg): passport extension, residence permit, deportation and emigration of Jews with (former) Polish citizenship

Landau (Hessen-Nassau): Correspondence and registers concerning property and real estate of (deported) Jews from the district; correspondence concerning the execution of Elisabeth Reif in the prison in Ludwigsburg

Leipzig (Saxony): Cemetery maps about Jews who were buried in the city

Lengerich (Westphalia): Index cards on Jews

Mainz (Hesse): List of graves of the Jewish cemetery (Nazi victims) (1965)

Marktbreit (Bavaria): Registration file for Jewish inhabitants of the town (1933-1942)

Mittweida (Saxony): 14 registration cards on Jewish residents

Mecklenburg-Schwerin: Index cards with information on Jews

Mosbach (Baden): Letter concerning the transfer of the Reinhardt family to a concentration camp (persecuted as "gypsies"), 1943/04/08

Olbernhau (Saxony): Correspondence concerning the residence permit for Zalko Lawenda, after his release from CC Buchenwald, and his family (1939)

Philippsburg (Baden-Württemberg): Registration cards for Jewish residents

Potsdam (files of the Stapostelle): Permits, prohibitions, correspondence and lists concerning residence, emigration, assets and deportation of Jews (1937-1943)

147

Reußendorf (Lower Silesia): Correspondence and instructions concerning the Fränkel family (including confiscation of property) (1939-1940)

Salzwedel (Saxony): Correspondence concerning the arrest and deportation of Jewish persons from Salzwedel (1943)

Salzwedel (Saxony): Correspondence concerning Michael Milzarek, who was persecuted as a "gypsy" (transfer from the police prison to a concentration camp), 1944/02/23

Sandomierz (General Governorate): List of names of the Jewish population, as of 1941/12/20

194

Schwiebus (Brandenburg): Police administration files on Jews (1938-1939)

Spreenhagen (Brandenburg): Residence notifications with correspondence concerning Jews who were registered in the town (1939-1941)

Stettin (Pomerania): Excerpts from personal files - forms (with photographs) and correspondence concerning the stay of Jews with Polish citizenship

Tiefenort (Thuringia): 9 registration cards for Jewish residents

Uder (Hesse-Nassau): Notification to the Erfurt Gestapo regarding the arrest of the Jewish woman Elisabeth König, 1944/03/28

Ulm (Wuerttemberg): Various index cards concerning residence and civil status data of Jewish residents in the district

Waldgirmes (Hessen-Nassau): Excerpts from identity cards of Jews from the city who died in Theresienstadt

Wetter (Hessen-Nassau): Transcript of the 1920 register of residents, analysis of the persecution fates of the Jewish population

Wittenberge (Brandenburg): Directory and correspondence concerning Polish Jewish forced laborers of the company Phrix-Werk/Kurmärkische Zellwolle und Zellulose AG (1942-1943)

Wolfratshausen (Bavaria): Extract from the registration book

Würzburg (Bavaria): lists of names of Jews from the city, compiled by UNRRA

159

Wüstenbrand (Saxony): Excerpt from the files of the municipal office concerning Jewish property (1939)

Registration cards of the city of Ahlen

230

1.2.2 - Prisons

1.2.3 - Gestapo

1.2.4 - Various Organizations

1.2.5 - Post-war Compilations

1.2.6 - Archival References

1.2.7 - Persecution actions especially outside of the German Reich

1.2.8 - Court martial proceedings

1.2.9 - Effects preserved at the ITS

2 - Registration of Foreigners and German Persecutees by Public Institutions, Social Securities and Companies (1939 - 1947)

3 - Registrations and Files of Displaced Persons, Children and Missing Persons

4 - Special NSDAP organizations and actions

5 - Death Marches, identification of unkown dead and Nazi trials

6 - Records of the ITS and its predecessors

7 - Archival records of microforms (new material / document acquisition)

8 - Collections of private persons and small archives

1 Incarceration Documents / 1.2 Miscellaneous / 1.2.1 Deportations and Transports /

Spreenhagen (Brandenburg): Residence notifications with correspondence concerning Jews who were registered in the town (1939-1941)

Reference Code

10009004

Creation Date

1939-05-15 - 1941-02-13

Number of documents

Scope and content

Contains:
I) Permission from the Foreigners' Office in Augsburg for Hedwig Zebrak to travel from Augsburg to Berlin, 1941/12/03.

II) Notifications of residence (form) with related correspondence from the Mayor of Spreenhagen to the District Administrator in Beeskow concerning Jews who were registered in Spreenhagen.

The majority of those affected were stateless, or had Polish, and in a few cases, Romanian citizenship. The so-called retraining camps in Spreenhagen and Gut Winkel (1939-1940) are some of the places of employment.

Immediate source of acquisition or transfer

Fürstenwalde/Spree, Kreisarchiv

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