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Readers need to reserve a reading room terminal to access a digital version of this archive. This collection of material describes, in the main, the fate of Polish Jewry during the Nazi era. It was extracted from Polish archives in London. In addition there is an extract from a captured German archive and a typescript account of a French Jew's experience of Auschwitz. Transcript of T-77 Roll 1443 Records of Headquarters, Oberkommando der Wehrmacht,"Feindpropaganda in Generalgouvernment wertet den Katyn Fall zu angriffen auf die Methoden des KZ-Lagers Auschwitz aus" (20.4.1943) A Polish professor shot in the Warsaw Ghetto Further information about the treatment of Jews (Warsaw, Lublin, Krakow…) Extermination camps- Belzec, Treblinka, Sobibor The extermination of Jews in Wolynia Further extermination of Jews in Poland (1942-1943) The fate of the Jews in Eastern Poland The extermination of the Jews in Galicia The fate of the Jews in Radom, Lublin, Mielec, Miz, Wotozyn The fate of the Jews in Radom The extermination of the Jews in Vilnius The problem of epidemics in the Warsaw Ghetto The extermination of the Jews in: Izbica Lubelska, Rawa Ruska, Opole, Mielec, Rembertowic, Milosua, Zielouka, Pustelnik, Marik, Sandomierskie The brutality of the Lithuanians The Jewish problem in Poland Concentration camps Treblinka, a camp of punishment for the Warsaw district (1942) The mortality in the Warsaw Ghetto Health and mortality of the Jewish population in Warsaw (1939-1941) Confiscation of libraries in Plock and Suwalki The Ghetto and the persecution of the Jews in Bialystock (1941) The extermination of the Jews in Lithuania Jewish children in the Warsaw Ghetto Jews in Warsaw and Ostrowi Mazowieckiej The anti-Jewish propaganda in Nazi papers. The establishment of Warsaw Ghetto life and conditions Some information about Krakow, Poznan and the Eastern part of Poland (1940-1941) The problem of anti-Semitism in the Polish army Report by a journalist about Germans in Poland Treblinka as a concentration camp for Poles (Nov 1941) The fate of the Poles and Jews in Lithuania Poles and Jews under German occupation 38 page account of the experiences of Dr Sima Vaisman, a French dentist, who was deported to Auschwitz via Drancy, with covering letter, 5.4.1978 French
Polish Jewry during the Nazi era: Extracted accounts