hu-002737-hu hja xx-a-2
type: RecordSet
archival history: The documents were probably confiscated by the Hungarian secret services in 1953, when leaders of the Jewish community (e.g., Lajos Stöckler, László Benedek) were imprisoned in the framework of the communist anti-Zionist campaign. From the services the documents were transferred to the Hungarian National Archives. The collection was complemented by a donation of historian Dr László Karsai in 1992. Its reference code and title in the HNA was XXXIII-5-c: National Office of Hungarian Israelites (Magyar Izraeliták Országos Irodája); Ghetto documents (gettó iratok) 1942-1945. The Hungarian National Archives donated the material to the Hungarian Jewish Archives in May 2000.
has or had script: Latn
location of copies: https://library.hungaricana.hu/hu/view/ZsidoSzervezetekIratai_1944_D_9_3/
has beginning date: 1944-01-01
has end date: 1945-12-31
has or had holder: hu-002737
has or had some members with language: hun
has or had title: Documents transferred from the Hungarian National Archives
has record set type: Series
identifier: 2
is or was included in: hu-002737-hu hja xx-a
record resource extent: 1 box
scope and content: The series contains documents of the Jewish Council that were donated to the Hungarian Jewish Archives in 2000. It holds predominantly documents from the turn of 1944-1945 regarding the Budapest ghettos. They include: daily notes of the Jewish Council; papers of the ghetto police; internal correspondence, reports and notes of various departments of the Jewish Council regarding the healthcare and food supply of the “large” ghetto; list of buildings protected by neutral diplomatic legations; a map of the “large” ghetto; and various name lists, such as lists of building commanders, patients of ghetto hospitals and employees of various departments and institutions of the Council. Notable examples include, among others: • decrees regarding the moving together of the Jews of Budapest (June, 1944) and the labor service (1942) • financial documents of the “large” ghetto of Budapest (1944-1945): acknowledgements of receipt; invoices; bills • report on the 1944-1945 activity of the Housing Office of the Central Jewish Council probably written by Rezső Müller, former head of the office (no date, probably 1945) • the Jewish Council’s daily notes on the events in the “large” ghetto of Budapest: November 24,26; December 1,2,3 (photocopy), 26 (photocopy), 1944; hand drawn map of the “large” ghetto of Budapest (1944) • registry of buildings of the “large” ghetto of Budapest (1944) • registry on the houses inhabited by Jews having international diplomatic protection (1944) • petition of the Central Jewish Council to the Hungarian authorities on establishing the “large” ghetto of Budapest (November 19, 1944) • petition of the Central Jewish Council to the Hungarian ministerial commissioner in charge of the ghettoization on establishing the “large” ghetto of Budapest (November 25, 1944) • written orders (szolgálati jegyek) issued by the Arrow Cross authorities • list of addresses of the ghetto institutions (laundries, public kitchens, etc.) • letter of Archbishop Jusztinián Serédi to …
title: A Magyar Országos Levéltárból származó iratok
title: A Magyar Országos Levéltárból származó iratok (Documents transferred from the Hungarian National Archives) @hu