. . . "28,5 linear metres from which 28,5 linear metres of documents are processed and inventoried and accessible."@eng . . . . "Czechoslovak Office for Relief and Rehabilitation, Prague"@eng . . "UNRRA"@eng . . "In the fonds there can be found lists and summaries of delivered suplies, reports about the economic situation in the Czechoslovak Republic, various reports from the proceedings of committees. There are also files related to the transport of supllies, another draft plans for relief and rehabilitation of the country (also for the Slovak part of the republic), bills or photographs.\r\n\r\nThe Holocaust or Jewish related documents are in several boxes concerning the matter of repatriation of citizens from the Great Britain. There are lists of persons authorized for the repatriation in April and July 1945. There are records from the proceedings of the Czechoslovak establishment and Polish government about the repatriation of Polish citizens so there can be found the lists of Polish citizens (also many Polish Jews) who passed through Czechoslovak repatriation centres. In connection with the repatriation there can be found confirmations of issuance of passports for Polish refugees. \r\n\r\nIn the files, there are also documents from preliminary plans of displacement of the Czechoslovak Jews of German nationality into the Germany.\r\n "@eng . "Československý úřad pro hospodářskou pomoc a obnovu, Praha"@eng . "Československý úřad pro hospodářskou pomoc a obnovu, Praha"@eng . "Czechoslovak Office for Relief and Rehabilitation, Prague"@eng . "UNRRA"@eng . "The fonds contains 203 boxes which are divided into 178 inventory units. The files are chronologically arranged within each department. According to the main protocol - the system of classification was following: sign of the department which prepared the document and then the sign of department which should get it. "@eng . . . . .