ARCH00191: Archief Algemene Werkgevers-Vereniging Bijzondere onderwerpen Andere organen

ARCH00191: Archief Algemene Werkgevers-Vereniging Deel aanvulling 1985 Organisatie

Collectie 231: Algemene documentatie Nederlandse regering in ballingschap > Internationale conferenties > Stukken betreffende internationale conferenties, 1941-1944.

USHMM RG-26.042M

112 p. ; 24 cm.

The collection consists of correspondence of the Prime Minister's Office primarily related to Palestine immigration issues in the years immediately after World War II during the Labour administration of Clement Attlee (1945-1951). The microfilmed records were copied from record group PREM 8 at the National Archives, United Kingdom.

Vol. 1 (1922)-vol. 74, no. 13 (1940). v. ; 24 cm.

This document is Supplement no. 13 in the official records of the sixteenth session of the Economic and social council and no. 36 in the Studies and report (New series)--of the International Labour Office. vii, 619 pages ; 24 cm

http://mnl.gov.hu/mnl/gymsmsl/kapitalista_kor_1

At head of title: "International Labour Office." 37 pages : tables (1 folded) ; 23 cm

The insurance institution documents rare in Polish collections providing evidence of employment of Jews: named notifications and labour record cards for the area covered by a given Arbeitsamt (Labour Office), as well as a range of circulars and correspondence on Jewish-related matters dating from 1940-1942.

The collection contains i.a. documents of Sochaczew city governor’s office, including lists of shops owned by Jews; ordinances from the period of the occupation concerning or affecting Jews, including some concerning the establishment of a Jewish quarter in January 1941; correspondence of the Judenrat concerning forced labour and food ration cards; lists of Jews by labour details.

This collection contains "many documents concerning property confiscated from Jews as well as correspondence with the Ostland Reich commissariat and the Ministry for the Eastern Lands for transferring the cultural valuables to Germany. Many documents show activities of the Vilnius ghetto workshops, the use of ghetto labourers, and information about payrolls and various financial and economic issues" ...