UNION GÉNÉRALE DES ISRAÉLITES DE FRANCE,

COMMISSION DU CAMPS, 1941‒1943

RG-43.025M

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Title: Union Général des Israelites de France: Commission des camps, 1941-1943. Record Group Number: RG-43.025M Accession Number: 1996.A.0435 Extent: 66 microfilm reels (35 mm) Provenance: From the Archives of the Department of the High Alpes and the Provence. Camp Commission 1941-1943. Series 6J, General Association of Jews in France (5th directorate, 3rd section). The archives of the General Association of Jews in France, from the office of the town Sisteron, was recovered in 1985, were it was almost lost in an attic of a house on Droite Street in Sisteron. The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the microfilms via the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum International Programs Division in 1996. Biographical/historical note: This Camp committee consists of the main Jewish assistance organizations, with at the head an executive committee of 3 members. Albert Levy, president of the committee for assistance for refugees, Dr. Weil and Georges Picard, General Secretary. They Chose Toulouse as their headquarters because of the location of the town (7 Rue Caffarelli) half way between the Camps: Noe’ Recebedou and Vernet. The committee had a goal: to centralize the Jewish archives. Georges Picard was the secretary general. In April 1942 the General Association of Jews in France charged the Camp Committee from the

5th directorate to the 3rd section LUGIF This directorate stayed in Toulouse, under the responsibility of Georges Picard. In January 1943,

LUGIF decided to reorgan the 3rd Section. From January 13, Edgar Dreyfus (born in Paris, on May 20, 1902) took charge of the general secretariat, in place of Georges Picard, and temporary settled in Marseille, until the Camp Committee turned back to Sisteron on March 24, 1943. It worked at the Paul Ar`ene street till November 4, the date of arrest and deportation of all the members of the office.

The record groups (archival term) of national and international interest, have a great value because of their unquestionable testimony about refugees and internment camps in southern France, during the second world war. Written under censorship, the hundreds of letters in French and German, consist of an exceptional intenseness: cries of distress of people hurt and murdered, humiliated, mentally tortured and very conscious of being condemned. These documents give an incontestable strong link of knowledge about the condition of the Jews during the second world war. Restrictions on Access: No restrictions on access. Restrictions on Use: No reproduction of microfilm reels without the permission of the Departmental Archives of the Alpes de Haute Provence. Scholars are obligated to cite Provenance in theses, articles, books, or other publications. Organization and Arrangement: Arrangement is thematic. Language: French. Preferred Citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives Branch. Scope and Content: These archives consist of a group of documents from the Camp Committee, started in the beginning of 1941. Consists of records relating to the operations of the Union Generale des Israelites de France Commission des Camps. The Commission des Camps was headquartered in Toulouse, halfway between the camps of Gurs and Rivesaltes, and proximate to three other camps. The Commission's goal was the centralization of camp archives. The collection includes hundreds of letters from refugees and internees, testifying to the plight of Jews in France during occupation.

CONTAINER LIST

Reel 1:

6J1 2Mi 2/23 Jewish assistance work: reports and statistics. (2nd semester 1941); Committee to

coordinate camps: count of meetings from September 1941 until February 1942, April and May 1942, October 1942 until March 1943 (2)

Camp committee for Jewish assistance for Refugees from March 1942 until August 1943 (3)

Reports about the activities and the meetings of LUGIF ? (September until November 1942, May and June 1943)

A note of Albert Lévy Read at the Office of the Central Consitory on February 28, 1942 (6 pages)

Reel 2:

6J2 2 Mi 2/24 Papers of L'UGIF from April 1942 until October 1943 (4) Staff of L'UGIF, lists of correspondents (June 1942 – October 19)

Reel 3: 6J2 2 Mi 2/25 Documents, general correspondence, relations with Vicky from October 1940 until December 1942. Special note: a text elected by the Central Consistory. 1) Archives from Toulouse later from Sisteron 2) Meetings held in Nîmes, look also at 6J12 document YMC 3) Committee started in March, 1941 in Toulouse (7 Caffarelli Street, executive

committee: Albert Lévy (president of CAR), Dr. Weil and Mr. Picard. 4) 49 Rue de La Paix in Marseille, later 101 Rue Sylvabelle. (certified May 28, 1942) Jews in France were put under Marchal Pétain on May 25, 1941 (4 pages) A verbal note from the general committee about the Jewish question, remains at Rue R

Lambert on December 5, 1941 (2 pages) A note form “Reichs leader” M. Bormann about the incompatible vue point between the national socialist and the christians (March 24, 1941) a letter of the archbishop of Toulouse Mgr. Saliege (January 1, 1942) who denounced the persecution of the jews.

Correspondence of the director general of L'UGIF (PR Lamba) with the 5th directorate,

3rd section Camp committee in Toulouse, later in Marseille, 49 Rue de la Paix, in

February 1943 later moved to Sisteron in March 1943. Correspondence from March 1942 until October 1943.

Reel 4:

6J3 2 Mi 2/26 Correspondence from the Refugee Assistance Committee from January 1941 until

December 1942, with the camp committee in Toulouse.

Reel 5: 6J4 2 Mi 2/27 Correspondence from the director of the 5th directorate, 1st section, of L'UGIF in Gap

exchanged with the 5th directorate 3rd section in Toulouse, later in Sisteron from January until October 1943.

Reel 6:

6J4 2 Mi 2/28 Correspondence from the Federation of Associations of Jews in France (reception office

in Marseille, 58 rue del la Joliette) later Sisteron.

Reel 7:

6J4 2 Mi 2/29 L'UGIF 5/1 with the Camp Committee in Toulouse, later in Sisteron, from November

1941 until October 1943.

Reel 8: 6J5 2 Mi 2/30 Correspondence from Rabbi Fuks (1 place Carnot in Agen) from May 1941 until August

1942 and the office in Agen (5th directorate, 1st section) from L'UGIF, from June 1942 until October 1943, with the Committee.

Reel 9:

6J5 2 Mi 2/31 1) G. Picard with Edgar M. Dreyfus in Sisteron 2) Resettled in Marseille, 49 Rue de La Paix (before 60 Rue ? Paris XXII), director

Gaston Kahn. Took office of L'UGIF 5th directorate, 1st section in March 1942, transferred to Gap, 1 avenue Napoleon in December 1942.

3) Took office of L'UGIF, 5th directorate, 3rd section in 1942 than transferred to Marseille in February 1943 and Sisteron March 22, 1943.

From Camps in Toulouse later Sisteron. Correspondence of the Refugee assistance committee in ? with the camp committee in

Toulouse, later in Sisteron, from March 1941 until October 1943. Correspondence from Rabbi Robert Meyer (Rabbi of the department of Savoie, 4

boulevard Bernard in Menton) with the camp committee in Toulouse, from August 1941 until December 1942 and the Office of L'UGIF in Annecy (5th directorate, 1st section, 4 Blvd. St. Bernard in Menton, later 8 Rue de la Paix, from January until November 1943, with the camp committee in Toulouse later Sisteron.

Correspondence of the Refugee Assistance Committee in Auch (2 Rue Charras) from May 1941 until January 1942, than in the office of L'UGIF, 5th directorate, 1st section

4 place de la Liberté) from June 1942 until October 1943 with the camp committee (L'UGIF 5/3) in Toulouse, later Sisteron. Correspondence of the Refugee Assistance Committee in Avignon (1 Rue Collège Sainte Croix) from July 1941 until March 1942, later from the Avignon office of L'UGIF 5/1 (for

Ardèche and Vaucluse) at the same address, from August 1942 until April 1943.

Reel 10: 6J6 2 Mi 2/32 Correspondence from Rabbi Avram (5 Rue Corneille in Bézier) and the Refugee

Assistance Committee, later L'UGIF ? (22 Rue des anciens combattants) from October 1941 until January 1943, than Lamalou Les Bains from January until May 1943 with the Camp Committee in Toulouse later Sisteron.

Reel 11:

6J6 2 Mi 2/33 -Correspondence from Rabbi Feuerwerker (villa du montblanc, avenue Turgot in Brive) From July 1941 until June 1943 and the L'UGIF 5/1 office in Brive (30 avenue Pasteur)

from February until October 1943 with the camp committee in Toulouse later Sisteron. ---Correspondence from Refugee assistance committee in Carcassonne (51 Rue du Pont Vieux), than L'UGIF 5/1 office in Carcassonne (same addressee, later 8 Rue de L'Aigle d'or from February 1943) from December 1941 until October 1943 with the camp committee in Toulouse later Sisteron.

-Correspondence from L'UGIF 5/1 office in Chambéry (16 Rue du Laurier) from May 1943 until October 1943 with camp committee in Sisteron.

-Correspondence of L'UGIF office in Châteauroux (118 Rue de Strasbourg) with camp committee from January until October 1943.

-Correspondence from the Jewish community in Châtre and Rabbi ___ 4 avenue de la Gare in Châtre from May 1942 until October 1943 with the Camp Committee in Toulouse, later Sisteron.

Reel 12:

6J7 2 Mi 2/34 -Correspondence from Rabbi Soil (1 Rue Villiet) and the Refugee Assistance Committee

in Clermont Ferrand than the L'UGIF 5/1 office (1 Rue des Chaussetiers) from July 1941 to October 1942, with the camp committee in Toulouse.

-Correspondence from the worship association in Grenoble (3 avenue Félix Viallet) from May 1941 until September 1941, the L'UGIF 5/2 office in Saint Martin d'tléres (central

service for camp purchases, 11 avenue Cité Labaye, moved to 7 Rue JJ Rousseau in Grenoble in March 1943, later 25 avenue Félix Viallet in May 1943 than 2 Rue Le Chatelier in August 1943) from October 1942 until October 1943 with L'UGIF Marseille 5/3 (49 Rue de la Paix) than L'UGIF in Sisteron

-Correspondence from L'UGIF 5/1 office in Grenoble (10 Rue Diderot) from March until October 1943 with the camp committee in Sisteron.

-Correspondence from L'UGIF office, 1st directorate (family) and 3rd directorate (health, exose) in Grenoble (F bis Rue Arago) with the camp committee in Sisteron September until October 1943.

Reel 13:

6J7 2 Mi 2/35 -Correspondence from Rabbi Deutsch (43 blud Cambetta in Limoge) from July 1941 until

July 1942 and from the office of L'UGIF in Limoge (5/2) 6 Rue Gaignolle, from June 1942 – October 1943 with the camp committee in Toulouse, later Sisteron.

-Correspondence from the superintendent of the convalescent home Guiche (Saône and Loire) with the camp committee in Toulouse from December 1941 – June 1942, and Achille Weill correspondent of L'UGIF (63 Rue Carnot in Mâcon, later place St. Pierre) from July 1942 – June 1943.

1) Of importance a correspondence from September 1943 from the central direction of L'UGIF (3rd direction, health, former?) (6 Rue Basse du Chateau in Chambéry)

2) Of importance a letter of 30 May 1942 of the Day-nursery in Limoge, 6 Rue E. Varlin. A list of letters of deported persons, no destinations found.

-Correspondence from L'UGIF office (1st directorate, family) in Lons Le Saulnier (2 Rue du

Colonel Mahon) from August – October 1943, with the camp committee in Sisteron

-Correspondence from the committee of immigration of Refugees in Luchon (avenue

des thermes, later 13 Rue de Super bagnères) later office of L'UGIF 5/1 from March 1942 until January 1943, with the camp committee in Toulouse.

Reel 14:

6J8 2 Mi 2/36 -Correspondence of the consistory central of Lyon (6 Rue Boissa in February 1942, from committee Ahawas Chalom (13 quai de Tilsitt) in February 1942, from committee for

Rescue of Refugees (12 Rue St. Catherine) than office of L'UGIF in Lyon? 5/1 (same address, 10 Rue Carmélites) from May 1941 – May 1943 Regional delegation (9 Rue de L'hôtel de ville) from March 1943 – October 1943 and from Rabbi Schoenberg (13 quai de Tilsitt) April 1943 with the camp committee in Toulouse, than Sisteron.

-Correspondence from L'UGIF office in Mégeùe from June until August 1943 with the

Camp Committee in Sisteron.

Reel 15: 6J8 2 Mi 2/37 -Correspondence from the committee for assistance for Refugees in Montauban (3 Rue

de La Porte Moustié, than 11 Rue d'auriol) later office of L'UGIF 5/1 in Nice (2 blvd. Victor Hugo) from March 1941 until November 1943, with the Camp Committee in Toulouse, than Sisteron.

Reel 16:

6J9 2 Mi 2/38 -Correspondence from the committee for assistance for Refugees in Marseille, office in Nîmes 5/1 (same address) from May 1941 – March 1943, with the Camp Committee in Toulouse. -Correspondence from the committee for assistance for Refugees in Oloron, than office

of L'UGIF 5/1 (6 place Gambetta) from January 1942 – March 1943 with the Camp Committee in Toulouse.

-Letter the Camp Committee of L'UGIF, 29 Rue de Bienfaisance, Paris VIII and from 16

March 1943. -Correspondence from Rabbi Bauer (36 bis avenue Gaston Phoudis in Pau) from March –

April 1942, August and October 1943 and from office of L'UGIF 5/1 in Pau (6 Rue Louis Barthou) from December 1942 – October 1943.

Reel 17:

6J9 2 Mi 2/39 -Correspondence from the works of the Jewish social assistance (3 Rue Thiers) in Périqueux, than office of L'UGIF (same address, 1st directorate, families ½, than camps 5/3, in November 1942) from November 1941 – November 1943 with camp committees in Toulouse, than Sisteron.

Reel 18: 6J10 2 Mi 2/40 -Correspondence from the committee for assistance for Refugees in perpignan (2 Rue

des Fabrigques Nadal) than L'UGIF Perpignan 5/1 (same address) from March 1942 – October 1943 with the Camp Committee in Toulouse, than Sisteron.

-Correspondence from office of L'UGIF in Sisteron (4 Rue Paul Arène) with the office of

police from Basses Alpes and different correspondents from March – November 1943. –

-Correspondence from Mr. Gaston Cahen (54 Rue Daguerre in St. Etienne) from January

– October 1942 than office of L'UGIF in St. Etienne 5/1 (43 Rue Mich? from October 1942 – November 1943, with camp committee in Toulouse, than Sisteron.

-Correspondence from office of L'UGIF in St. Gervais 5/1 from May – August 1943, with

the Camp Committee in Sisteron.

Reel 19: 6J11 2 Mi 2/41 -Correspondence from office of L'UGIF in Toulouse (1) 5/1 (7 Rue Caffarelli) with the

Camp Committee 5/3 in Sisteron from January - October 1943. -Correspondence from Mr. Cahen (2 Rue Pie) in Valence from July – August 1942, from Rabbi Levy in Nyons (August 1942) from Miss H. Levy, social assistant, in Nyon from

September – November 1942 and from Fanny Loing who organized assistance in

La Drôme, L'Ardeche, Vauclus? And Gard (February – March 1943) with the Camp Committee in Toulouse, than Sisteron.

-Correspondence of the Jewish community in Vichy (5 Rue Curie) from January 1941–

November 1941 and March 1942 and the Office of L'UGIF in Vichy 5/1 (same address) from March – May, September and October 1943 with the Camp Committee in Toulouse, then Sisteron.

-Correspondence from ORT – union of the Society of Propaganda for industrial and

agricultural work for ? with the camp committee in Toulouse from March – October 1942, than L'UGIF 2nd directorate (work) in Voiron from January – October 1943.

Reel 20:

6J12 2 Mi 2/42 -Correspondence of the Alliance Universelle of the unions of young christian men (YMCA) committee for camp coordination (1 Rue Pythéas in Marseille) from July 1941 – July 1943. Of importance: Internal rules from the committee for coordination for

assistance in the camps (2)

Reel 21: 6J12 2 Mi 2/43 -Correspondence from Mias-JCA immigration society (MICEM) 425 Rue de Paradis, then

30 avenue Pasteur in Brieve (started November 1942) from March 1941, January 1942 – May 1943, with the Camp Committee in Toulouse 6 Correspondence from the American Joint Distribution Committee (again at Marseille, 11 Rue de la République) from March 1941 – June 1942 with the Camp Committee in Toulouse.

-Correspondence from the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC, American

Quakers) 16 blvd Bon Repos in Toulouse from February – May 1941, April and May 1942.

-Correspondence from Portuguese Committee for Assistance for Jewish Refugees (Rue

Rosa Araujo in Lisbon) from March 1941, May – September 1942 with the camp committee in Toulouse.

-Correspondence from the Secours Suisse for Children (Red Cross, 13 Kesslergasse in

Berne) from March 1941 – October 1942 with the Camp Committee in Toulouse. -Correspondence from Macobi Suisse (federation of Jewish gymnasts in Basel) from May

– July 1942 with the Camp Committee in Toulouse.

-Correspondence from L'Union OSE (again in Montpellier, 12 bis Rue Jules Ferry) and from Dr. Weil with the camp committee in Toulouse, than Sisteron, from January 1941 - October 1943.

Reel 22:

6J13 2 Mi 2/44 -Correspondence from the Association Yechouroun (Jewish union for traditional work shop, 61 Rue Vauba? than 175 Rue Duguesclin in Lyon) from July 1941 – June 194? with the Camp Committee in Toulouse, than Sisteron.

Reel 23: 6J13 2 Mi 2/45 -Correspondence from Friends of Jewish traditions, Cultural Society (moved from Colmar 4 Rue Ferdinano Bruneti to Marseille) from May – November 1942 with the

committee Toulouse. -Correspondence from the Federation of Jewish Societies in France (moved from Lyon,

12 Rue Sainte Catherine) from April 1941 – July 1942.

Reel 24: 6J13 2 Mi 2/46 -Correspondence from the Association of Jews in Paris (moved to 33 Rue Sylvabelle in

Marseille) with the Camp Committee in Toulouse from October 1941 and February – July 1942.

-Correspondence from Rabbi Langer and from upper Rabbi Salzer from Marseille with the Camp Committee in Toulouse, than Sisteron from February 1941 – November 1942 and June – October 1943.

-Correspondence from the Central Consistory of Jews in France, directions for the use of unleavened bread, with the camp committee in Toulouse from February – July 1942.

-Correspondence from Rabbi Kaplan, Aide to the Upper Rabbi of France (5 Rue Curie in Vichy) from January – February 1942.

-Correspondence from the central committee for Jewish assistance organizations (section from work of the upper Rabbi of France, 30 Rue de la République in Marseille) with the Camp Committee in Toulouse from February 1941 – April 1942.

Reel 25:

6J14 2 Mi 2/47 -Reports and correspondence from the Chaplaincy of the camps (1941) and

correspondence from upper Rabbi Hirschler, general chaplain (65 blvd des

Vogues in Marseille from January 1942 – October 1943 with the Camp Committee in Toulouse, then Sisteron.

Reel 26:

6J14 2 Mi 2/48 -Correspondence from father Lagarde, general catholic chaplain of internment camps

with the camp committee in Sisteron from May – October 1943. -Reports of the activities of the 5th directorate, 3rd section of L'UGIF in Sisteron (camp

committee and reports sent by other L'UGIF offices from January – October 1943.

Reel 27:

6J15 2 Mi 2/49 -Reports and correspondence about camp d'Argelès (Haute-Pyrénées) from March – July

1941 with the camp committee in Toulouse. -Reports and correspondence from camp de Brens (Tar? (transfer from Rieucros) from

February - August 1942 and February 1943, with the Camp Committee in Toulouse.

-Center overseen by Fort Barraux, September – October 1943. -Camp Gurs (Basses Pyrénées) from December 1940 – August 1943 (special: 2

photographs, 24 March 1942: Medical Room and Purim Ball.

Reel 28: 6J15 2 Mi 2/50 -Correspondence and photographs relating to Gurs and Le Milles, and other camps. -Camp des Milles (Bouches-du-Rhone from January 1941 – October 1942.

Reel 29: 6J16 2 Mi 2/51 -Reports and correspondence from Camp Nexon (haute Vienne) from October 1942 –

March 1943. -Same as above from Camp Nóe Haute-Garonne) from January – July, October 1941,

January 1942 – February 1943. -List of destitute persons from Camp Récébédou ,1941. -Correspondence and reports from Camp Reillanne (Basses – Alpes) from April –

October 1943.

Reel 30: 6J16 2 Mi 2/52

-Same as above from Camp Rivesaltes (Pyrénées Orientales) from January 1941 -

November 1942. -Of importance: list of names from the transports from August – September 1942. -Of importance: a letter from October 1943 about the dissolving of the camp.

Reel 31: 6J16 2 Mi 2/53 -Names from Camp Vernet (Ariége), 1942 Jan.–1943 June. 6J17 2 Mi 2/53 -Correspondence and Reports about grouping of foreign workers from different French

cities from April 1941 – October 1942 and the 702nd grouping of foreign workers (groups from Mées and St Auban) from April – October 1943.

Reel 32:

6J17 2 Mi 2/54 continued. 6J18 2 Mi 2/54 -Grouping of foreign workers: statistics, reports, correspondence from June 1942 –

October 1943.

Reel 33: 6J18 2 Mi 2/55 *No description provided.

Reel 34: 6J19 2 Mi 2/56

Reel 35: 6J19 2 Mi 2/57 -Correspondence about the assistance for not interned people (names alphabetical)

from June 1942 - July 1943. - Correspondence relating to assistance for prisoners of war from November 1941 -

October 1942. - Correspondence relating to searches from March 1941 – September 1942. - Camp Drancy: truck envoys (March – July 1943) list of internees, origin: free zone (April

– June 1943) list of persons who departed Drancy “destiny unknown” from June 23, 1943.

Reel 36:

6J20 2 Mi 2/1 - Demand for help with Refugees from the camp committee in Toulouse, and lists

of transports from March – November 1941.

Reel 37: 2 Mi 2/2 UGIF 6J21 – 6J22 - Demand for individual help with foreign workers from 1941-1943. ********See list of surnames, below*******

Reel 38: 6J22 – 6J23 2 Mi 2/3 - Demand for individual help with foreign workers from 1941-1943. *********See list of surnames, below******

Reel 39: UGIF 6J23 continued, 2 Mi 2/4 - Demand for individual help with foreign workers from 1941-1943.

Reel 40: UGIF 6J24, 2 Mi 2/5 and 2 Mi 2/6 -Demand for individual help with refugees from 1941 – 1943. ******See list of surnames, below**********

Reel 41: UGIF 6J24, 2 Mi 2/6 continued. -Demand for individual help with refugees from 1941 – 1943.

Reel 42: UGIF 6J25, 2 Mi 2/7 - Demand for individual help with refugees from 1941-1943. ******See list of surnames, below – Czerniak********

Reel 43:

UGIF 6J26, 2 Mi 2/8 - Demand for individual help with refugees from 1941-1943. *******See list of surnames, below*************

Reel 44: UGIF 6J26 continued, 2 Mi 2/9 - Demand for individual help with refugees from 1941-1943.

Reel 45: UGIF 6J27, 2 Mi 2/10 - Demand for individual help with refugees from 1941-1943. ********See list of surnames, below**********

Reel 46: UGIF 6J27 continued. UGIF 6J28 2 Mi 2/11 - Demand for individual help with refugees from 1941-1943. *******See list of surnames, below Knoll*********

Reel 47: UGIF 6J28 continued, 2 Mi 2/12 -Demand for individual help with refugees from 1941-1943. ********See list of surnames, below start Kohrenchandler*********

Reel 48: UGIF 6J29, 2 Mi 2/13 -Demand for individual help with refugees from 1941-1943. *******See list of surnames, below. Start Marx*******

Reel 49: UGIF 6J29 continued, 2 Mi 2/14 -Demand for individual help with refugees from 1941-1943. *******See list of surnames, below. Start Nachman******

Reel 50: UGIF 6J30, 2 Mi 2/15 -Demand for individual help with refugees from 1941-1943. ****See list of surnames, below. Start Padera********

Reel 51: UGIF 6J31, 2 Mi 2/16 -Demand for individual help with refugees from 1941-1943. *****See list of surnames, below. Start Rothschild******

Reel 52: UGIF 6J31 continued, 2 Mi 2/17 -Demand for individual help with refugees from 1941 – 1943. *******See list of surnames, below. Start Rosenthal******

Reel 53: UGIF 6J32, 2 Mi 2/18 -Demand for individual help with refugees from 1941-1943. *******See list of surnames, below. Start Schächter*********

Reel 54: UGIF 6J32 continued, 2 Mi 2/19 -Demand for individual help with refugees from 1941-1943. *******See list of surnames, below. Start Seelenberger*******

Reel 55: UGIF 6J33, 2 Mi 2/20 -Demand for individual help with refugees from 1941-1943. ********See list of surnames, below. Start Skorecka*********

Reel 56: UGIF 6J34, 2 Mi 2/21 -Demand for individual help with refugees from 1941-1943.

*******See list of surnames, below. Start Wachs*********

Reel 57: UGIF 6J35, 2 Mi 2/22 - Demand for individual help from refugees, 1941-1943. *******See list of surnames, below. Start Wintenstein***********

Reel 58: UGIF 6J37, 6J38, and beginning of 6J39, 2 Mi 2/58 6J37 - Register of account operations from February 1941 – October 1943. 6J38 - Account of credits and debits (1943) and accounts of Regional Offices from 1942 –

1943. 6J39 - Correspondence about food purchases from 1941 – 1943.

Reel 59: UGIF 6J39 continued, 2 Mi 2/59 -Correspondence about food purchases from 1941-1943.

Reel 60: UGIF 6J40, 2 Mi 2/60 -Correspondence about the accounts, between the camp committee in Sisteron and the

office of L'UGIF (alphabetical from Agen-Lyon) from January – October 1943.

Reel 61: UGIF 6J41, 2 Mi 2/61 - Accounts and statements of orders, 1941– 1942.

Reel 62: UGIF 6J42, 2 Mi 2/62 - Statements of orders, state of assistance, different accounts (1943)

Reel 63: UGIF 6J43, first part, 2 Mi 2/63

- Statements of orders, state of assistance, different accounts, 1943.

Reel 64: UGIF 6J43, second part, 2 Mi 2/64 - Statements of orders, state of assitance, different accounts, 1943.

Reel 65: UGIF 6J44, first part, 2 Mi 2/65 - Statements of orders, state of assistance, different accounts, 1943.

Reel 66: UGIF 6J44, second part, 2 Mi 2/66 - Statements of orders, state of assistance, different accounts, 1943.

Surname lists from reels 37 through 57 2 Mi 2/5 Alexander, Alter, Altman, Abraham, Adler, Altscnul, Ajdelman,

Aufrichter, Allen, + 2 Mi 2/6 Bacharach, Bachenheimer, Baer, Baader, Bakm, Bahr, Bajwol, Balaban,

Ballin, Ball, Bamberg, Bar, Barchak, Bardach, Baron, Baruch, Barsam, Barron, Bauer (Anne Bauer epouse de Leopold Bauer dit Rudolf Katz, secretaire adjoint du haut commissaire de la S D N a Geneve pour les refugiees), Baum, Baumohl, Beatus, Becker, Been, Behar, Behr, Behrendt, Bein, Beijer, Bekir, Belzer, Belzychi, Benedikt, Benhamou, Benko, Bensinger, Benveniski, Berensztein, Beretz, Berg, ?, Berger, Bergkrant, Berglass, Berkelhamen, Berhonici, Berliner-Chariton, Berliner, Berlowicz, (Mojrez Berlowick chirurgien dentiste, Chercheur en odontologie), Berlstein, Bernheimer, Besag, Besas, Bessler, Besthof, Bestove, Bialkowitz, Balowas, Bibo, Biderman, Bielous, Bielski, Bilbel, Binn, Birnbaum, Binberg, Bischitz, Biss, Bittermann, Berenblit, Breslauer, Berber, Berdicherski, Bergheimer, Berghrout, Bermann, Bernstein, Bessler, Bick, Bielschowski, Binder, Birnbaum, Barman, Bau, Baum, Barchelis, Baer, Baerkopf, Bitterman, Bab, Blanc, Blaser, Blatt, Blau, Blauhorn, Blichsilber, Bloch-Mayer , Blum, Blumenberg, Blumenstock, Blumenthal, Blumenzak, Bluwstein, Blynas, Boehm, Bedenheimer, Bodner, Boehm, Boehner, Bogner, Bohm, Bohsmann, Bojn, Bok, Bongarts, Bomenz, Bondey, Borenheimer, Borenstein, Borg, Borg, (Kurt, fils du proprietaire de la manufacture de tabac de Danzig), Borowski, Bondi, Buchholz, Boulka, Brande, Brande, Brasch, Brand, Braun, Braunstein, Bregmann, Breizucker, Beslauer, Brill, Broch, Brodda, Brodowici, Brodt Brok, Bronsztein, Brosan, Brotz, Bruch, Brucnsaler, Bruck, Burckarts, Bruckleim, Brueck, Brudasz, Bruell, Bruennel, Brunner, Buchbaum, Buchbinder, Buchholz, Buchler, Buchwalter, Buck, Buckler, Bulinski, Burdey, Burghardt, Bursztyn, Bussmann, Buslauer, Butterfass, Bukarz, Brosziller, Broczyner, Briff, Brener, Breing, Braunschild, Brandler, Brakl, Braff, Bouley, Borensteyn, Boess, Bock, Boccadoro, Bleiweiss, Blejnas.

6 J25 Idem, 2 Mi 2/7 Czerniak, Cahnmann, Calka, Caminer, Canen, Canetti, Carlebach, Cassair,

Castel, Castillo, Ceausu, Catkovic, Chapirof, Chariton, Charmatz, Chemla, Chreiber, Chvaizer, Clerdent, Coche, Cohen, Cohn, (Kohn), Cohnheim, Coldmann, M. Coriat (professeur de langues orientales, ex-president du tribunal rabbinique d’Espagne). Cortes-Navaga, Cossmann, Cristesco, Csonka, Cukier, Cukurman, Curiel, Czaczkes, Czie, Chanowski, Czerwonabroder, Czupper, Czwicz, Cymermann, Dalsheim, Damman, Danheisser, David, Davidoohn, Dessauer, Demuth, Deutsh, Dienstag, Divanian, Dolinger, Dombrovsky, Domingo, Dorrembus, Dornacher, Doudou, Dreier, Dresdner, Dresler, Dreyfus, Driesen, Drucker, Druckmann, Dublon, Dunin, Dupre, Durlacher, Dzierlatka, Dworkin, Dziza, Dym.

Ebstein, Echstein, Edelstein, Egido, Ehrlich, Eintrach, Einzig, Eisemann, Eisenkraft, Eisenstadt, Eisler, Elazar, Elba, Elikan, Eliowitch, Ellenbogen, Elter, Emmerich, Emsheimer, Engel, Engelhard, Enoch, Entenberg, Epstein, Erbert,

Erblich, Erich, Erlanger, Erlebacher, Erson, Erwin, Esberg, Eschelbacher, Eschwege, Eskenazi, Esne, Estreich, Ettinger, Ettlinger Ewers, Ezratty, Ezrowicz, Fajfenkoff, Fajnizan, Falkenbarger, Falkenthin, Fallek, Falusi, Farkas, Fasal, Favresses, Febel, Fefer, Feger, Fehler, Feibelmann, Feigelstock, Feigenbaum, Feiger, Feldblum Feldmann, Feldsberg, Feller, Felsenburg, Felsenthal, Fenger, Fenster, Fernbach, Feuermann, Feuerstein, Fiedler, Fiks, Finder, Fink, Finkelstein, Fishcher, Fischl, Hans Fiskus (avocat a Vienne).

6 J26 Idem

Fruch, Flamenbaum, Flander, Flaescher, Fleischer, Fleischacker, Fleickmann, Fleischne, Fleissig, Flohn, Fluschhacker, Fogel, Forster, Franck, Frankel, Frankenstein (avocat, journaliste et ecrivain autrichien), Frankfower, Frankfurter, Frankl, Franz, Freireich, Frenkel, Freudenberger, Freudenstein, Freund, Fribourg, Fried, Friedland, Friedlander, Friedler, Friedman Friedrich, Frimet, Frischhauf, Frischmann, Frislender, Fritz, Froehlech, Fromn, Frohmann, Frost, Frydland, Fuchs, Fudel, Furst, Furhmann, Furteltaub, Fuss, Gottschalk, Ginvert, Grosner, Hoffman, Hauser, Hofacker, Hisschorn, Homburger, Hersn Hoffmann, Hirsky, Hockman, Hessberg, Hirn, Hochenheimer, Herlinger, Hirsch, Hotz, Himmel, Homburg, Hoselhorn, Heymann, Horovitz, Hollaender, Honig, Hoffnung, Hindler, Herber, Herchkovitch, Hermann, Rabbin, Arnold Hermann (d'Anvers), Herse, Herskop, Herzsan, Hertel, Hertz, Hertberger, Horowitz, Huisman, Huber, Hurwitz, Huschak, Hut, Hyman

6 J27 Idem, Iberkleid, Icekson, Ignal, Immerdauer, Jospeh, Josefowicz, Judenberg,

Ipekian, 2 Mi 2/10 Irus, Isaac, Harry Isay (docteur es sciences economiques allemand),

Isenberg, Israel, + Israelowits, Jablonsky, Jakob, Kurt Jacoby (editeur allemand), Jacoby, jacobsohn, 2 Mi 2/11 Jakulovitz, Jammer, Jancelevic, Janovski, Januzenski, Jeruchemson,

Jesionowicz, Jesselsohn, Joffe, Jonas, Jordan, Joseph, Joseph, Josephson, Joske, Jost, Juda, Judenberg, Juer, Julinsburger, Jung, Jurmann, Juris, Jurmann, Justus, Kacelenenbogen, Kagan, Kahn, Kalmann, Kramer, Kaiser, Kajeni, Kalter, Kammer, Kamiel, Kaminer, Kaminsky, Sigmund Kanagur (docteur en philosophie autrichien), Kanarek, Kandelaft, Kandiantz, Kanner, Kantyn, Kantorowitz, Sarah Kantyn (artiste choregraphique), Kaplan Kappel , Karavan, Kardum, Karckanders, Richard Kareski (architecte allemand), Karger, Karminscki, Karp, Karvay, Karvaly, Katz, Kauders, Kauffmann, Kayen, Kratzat, Kehr, Keil, Keins, Kempe, Kempinski, Kern, Kernkraut, Keppenheim, Kerbes, Kerhoven, Kessler, Kerv orkian, Kierszemblat, Kiesel-Stein, Kierve, Kinstisch, Kipper Kirschhausen, Kirscheimer, Kirschner, Kirz-Singer, Klajmann, Klapholz, Klarfel, Klauber, Klaus, Klebaneff, Klein, Kleinbergern, Kleinmann, Kleiner, Kliatchko, Kling, Klingenholz, Klinger, Klima, Klipper, Klinmann, Klochner, Klopfer.

6 J28 Idem 2 Mi 2/11 Knoll, Knopf, Kober, Kobsa, Koch, Koning, Koenig, Kosba, Koschmann,

Konigsfeld,

+ Koenigsfeld (professeur H. Faculte de Medecine de Fribourg), Koyan, Kahlmann, Kaher,

2 Mi 2/12 Koletzki, Kolski, Konig, Kominik, Kondiantz, Konig, Konigsberg, Koper,

Kopfel, Koppel, Koppenheim, Korenchandler, Krounes, Koral, Korany, Kour, Korohangi, Kort, Korwan, Kos, Kort, Kosterlitz, Kotewski,

Koti, Kouches, Koulicher, Kuch, Krackorsky, Kraemer, Krabarwiak, Kral, Kramer,

Krauthamer, Kraus, Krausz, Krebiehl, Krebs, Kresine, Kreismann, Krell, Kresse, Krieger, Krieser, Krieschtein, Krishaber, Krochmanl, Krol, Krolik, Krupnik, Krzuk, Kuch, Kuchal, (a noter lettre de Wolf Kuchal redacteur de “la tribune juive” a G. Picard), Kuhn Kuhnberg, Kulischer, Kunski, Kunegis, Kunstler, Kupfbach, Kupfer, Kupiel, Kupferbach, Kupfermann, Kurebard, Kurst, Kustlinger, Lerner, Lasch, Lieberban, Libeskind, Liehtenstein, Lillienbaum, Lichtenberg, Lichtendorf, Liebers, Liebrach, Liff, Lieber, Liebermann, Lichtenthal, Lichtigfeld, Liebros, Liheskind, Liehmann, Lobmann, Lilienthal, Limoni, Lindauer, Lind, Lindemann, Linder, Link, Linker, Linich, Lipnowski, Lipowetzky, Lippmann, Lipschutz, Lissberger, Littaur, Lublinski, Lobmann, Loeb, Loehmann, Loeser, Loeffelholz, Loew, ? Loewenstein, Loewenthal, Loewy, Lowy, Lopper, Lorch, Loutochine, Lorsch, Louchte, Lowenthal, Lowinsohn, Lubetski, Lublinski, Luchs, Lufschutz, Luminska, Lurch, Lyon.

6 J 29 Marx, Mehler, Mierhef, Melchiker, Meller, Mendel, Mendelsohn,

Menddezelweskr, Melchelmacher, Monger, Messer, Messingrau, Mesz, Meta, Metzger, Meunier, Mie, Mich aelis, Niedzwinsky, Mieses, Mileykosky Milztein, Minc, Mine Mirwis, Mitzmacher, Mlynsk, Mock, Moch, Mohr, Moher, Morobodeski, Moldovan, Monossohn, Montfivre, Montepano, Moor, Morgoulis, Morini, Morisson, Moritz, Morgensten, Morgoulis, Morini, Moser, Moses, Mortha, Mosgreff, Moussa, Mublerg, Muldworf, Muller, Munk, Munz, Muskat, Mussler, Muster, Mustohniek, Munz Musikant, Nagel, Nabel, Machman, Naclaner, Nadler, Nadelman, Naiditch, Nappe, Narwer, Nass, Nassau, Nathan, Nathansohn, Navaro, Nawratzhi, Nehmann, Nellner, Nettern neubart, Neuburger, Neubour, Neugarten, Neumann, Neumard, Neudstadter, Neuwirth, Neissenbaum, Nobel, Not, Nothmann, Nouszbaum, Nudelhoc, Nussbaum, Oberlander, Odenheimer, Oehlbert, Oks, Oizerowitch, Olek, Oliva, Oppenheimer, Orenbuch, Orenstein, Organoff, Oschinsky, Ostrowki, Ottenheimer.

6 J30 Idem, Padera, Paker, Palin, Paneth, Panzer, Paradies Parzencewski, Passarina,

Paserina, 2 Mi 2/15 Pastz, Patzau, Pechermann, Pecht, Peiser, Peiter, Pelikant, Perlberger,

Perel, Perez, Perlstein, Perlmutter, Perry, Perron, Peter, Petyan, Pleiffer, Phillipp, Philipsborn, Pick, Pilbel, Pines, Pinkus, Pirk, Pisk, Plant, Plasterek, Plato, Plaut, Plonki, Podesura, Podhajcer, Pollak, Podmener, Poeller, Popper, Portnoi, Posener, Prager, ? Preistag, Pressnitzer, Presburg, Preiss, Prejzerowicz, Presnitzer, Preuss, Prinz, Prock, Prom, Przasnyski, Joseph Pzasnyski (avocat a Varsovie), Puk, Pulds, Puig, Quintano, Raff, Raichinstain, Rajchnudel, Rakauer,

Ramo, Ranson, Et i Rapaport (chimistre roumain), Rapoport, Raphaelson, Ratzler, Rath, Ratzendoven, Ratzendoyer, Ratzersdorfer, Rau, Rauch, Rauchwerger, ?, ?, Ravacini, Rawicki, Raychmann, Raychnudel, Raydlich, Reich, Reichel, Reichman, Rein, Reinhardt, Reinholds, Reinmann, Reis, Reismann, Reinsberg, Rejall, Rendelstein, Ricci, Richter, Richheimer, Riemann, Riess, Risser, Ritterspon.

6 J31 Idem, Rotschild, Rotkopf, Roseblum, Roessler, Roos, Rones, Rom, Roitemberg, 2 Mi 2/16 Rojtmann, ?, Rosenheck, Rosenfeld, Rosenthal, Rosehoch, Roserk ranz,

Rosenmann, + Rosenscher, Rsenstiel, Rosebuch, Rosenberg, Rosenwasser, Rosenzweig, Rosler, 2 Mi 2/17 Rosnack, Rosmark, Rosof, Rossler, Rossmann, Rostein, Rozmarin,

Rothler, Roth, Rosenblatt, Rosen, Rosenbaum, Ruben, Rubin, Rubinfeld, Rubinstein, Rubiner, Rummel, Rut, Sabel,

6 J31 Idem, Sachs, Safern, Safirstein, Saidner, Saks, Salomon, Salzmann, Sameh,

Sandberg, Sandler, Sapir, Saragoussi, Santmann, Sauda, Sauer, Saul, Sax, Saxl, Georg Salx (avocate et ecrivain autrichien) (1).

6 J32 Idem, Schachter, Schaffer, Scharff, Scharzhauft, Schwarzmann, Schauder,

Scheffler, Scheidt, Scheier, Scheinder, Schenier, Schelegen, Scher, Scherman, Scheuer, Scheuermann, Schey, Schick, Schil, Schiff, Schilausky, Schiller, Schimdilheim, Schimel, Schimmelmann, Chimmerling, Schindil, Schindelheim, Schklaroff, Schlanger, Schlinderer, Schlesinger, Schloessinger, Schlorsch, Schlosser, Sclusberger, Schmal, Schmelzeir, Schmerterling, Schmiedl, Schmidek, Schmidt, Schneider, Schneidermann, Schoenfeld, Schops, Schoemann, Scholberg, Schor, Schova, Sohreiber, Schuck, Schultz, Schuman, Schusterman, Schxortz, Schworzman, Schusterman, Schwortz, Schworzman, Schepdlo, Schwadron, Schwartz, Schwartzenber, Schwarzmann, Schwece, Schweitzer, Selhosser, Scwitz, Schwitzer, Schulz, Shotchinski, Secheleguen, Seefeld, Seelenberger, Seeligmann, Segell, Seiden , Segalis, Seidemann, Seidenberger, Selowski, Selvire, Serafinowski, Serelman, Serelevs, Sidi, Siegel, Siegler, Sieradzki, Siess, Siew, Sikovic, Silber, Silberberg, Silberg, Silberbogen, Silbermann, Silberstein, Siliava, Simanovitch, Simon, Singer, Sinsheimer, Sternfeld, Spicker, Steckemacher, Speijer, Striem, Spiegel.

6 J 33 Idem, Skorecka, Skotschinski, Slamovit, Slautzky, Sliwka, Smesmann, Smideck,

Schneider, Sobotka, Solinski, Sommer, Sonenblick, Sonnheim, Sonnenschein, Sonin, Span, Spanier, Spannin, Spatz, Spechter, Speier, Speiser, Sperling, Spielvogel, Speyer, Spinner, Spira, Spitzer, Sprei, Spruch, Stabholz, Stahl, Statholz, Stauska, Starck, Starckman, Statlender, Staub, Steckel, Steckelmail, Stechelmacher, Stein, Steinboch, Steinbroch, Steiner, Steinem, Steinhardt, Steinitz, Steinschneider, Steinbroch, Stengel, Stern, Sternberg, Sternheimer, Ster (Ugo, chanteur d ' Opera), Sternhell, Stiglitz, Stocknopf, Stohl, Stolz, Strakoschn Strammer, Strasde, Strauss, Striem, Strohmaier, Sturn, Suranyi, Surkis, Suss,

Sureson, Sussmann, Suys, Swrezka, Szaks, Szamek, Szerokose, Szmidt, Szopchet, Szpigielman, Szternfintel, Sztrum, Swarcberg, Szydlowski, Tchernenko, Unger, Ullman, Umschweif, Unteglich, Uhr, Urbach, Valfer, Vas, Vasen, Vert, Verstandig, Vertes, Vichmak, Vickman, Victor, Vitling, Vogel, Vogelhut, Velivici.

(1) dossier endommage par L’humidite. 6 J 34 Idem, Wachs, Wachberger, Wachtel, Waschener, Wagner, Wajnberg, Wajntraul, 2 Mi 2/21 Wajshopf, Wajsenson, Wajzer, Wald, Walfers, Wallach, Wallenstein,

Waltchoff, Walter, Wang, Wantoch, Warhaftig, Was Wasser, Wassenson, Weichselbaum, Weil, Weinberg, Weinblatt, Weingarten, Wainiger, Weinreb, Weinberg, Weingart, Weinheimer, Weinschenk, Weinstock, Weinzweig, Weisager, Weisbach, Weiser, Weisglas (1).

6 J 35 Idem, Wintenstein, Weiss, Wurzweiler, Wolfsheimer, Wulff, Weber, Wottitz,

Wilschek, 2 Mi 2/22 Wronker, Wurfeld, Wurzweiler, Wussbaum, Wygoda, Weider,

Weissmann, Werfeld, Wertheimer, Werfel, Werrhelmer, Weisshaar, Werssniamm, Weicz, Wolf, Wolfscheimer, Wolgemuth, Wortsman, Wolfheim, Wirschnitzer, Wiriter, Wilzig, Wiltschek, Winiar, Wilczek, Willner, Weisenfeld, Wichmann, Wielgowolski, Wiener, Wieselberg, Wittner, Winterfeld, Wloska, ?, Wohlmut, Woititz, Wetscher, Yourkewitch, Zabolitski, Zandek, Zadig, Jacques Zakine (avocat russe), Zalkind Zajfsztaijn, Zanury, Zanach, Zarab, Zeidmann, Zeltin, Zemmour, Zettlin, Zienau, Zigman, Zilberstein, Zimmern, Zimmermann, Zimmern, Zloczover, Zlotogorska, Zollmann, Zomper, Zormann, Zora, Zoubareff, Zucher, Zucker, Zuckermann, Zuricker, Zyberberg, ?, Zylin, Zitonwisky.