התכתבויות, דיווחים והוראות של סניפי המפלגה הנאצית בארץ-ישראל בנוגע לחינוך, מסחר, הסכם-העברה, תעסוקה, תרבות ואירגון, טמפלרים

Correspondence, reports and instructions from branches of the Nazi Party (NSDAP) in Mandatory Palestine [Eretz Israel] regarding education, commerce, the Haavara (Transfer) Agreement, employment, culture, organization and Templers 

Correspondence, reports and instructions from branches of the Nazi Party (NSDAP) in Mandatory Palestine [Eretz Israel] regarding education, commerce, the Haavara (Transfer) Agreement, employment, culture, organization and Templers 

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Correspondence, reports and instructions from branches of the Nazi Party (NSDAP) in Mandatory Palestine [Eretz Israel] regarding education, commerce, the Haavara (Transfer) Agreement, employment, culture, organization and Templers Also in the file: - Copies of speeches given by Hitler and Goebbels, October 1933; - List of the Templers [living in] in the German Colony in Bethlehem. Pages 2-13; -Regulations for the Organization of German Officials; the rules deal with the exclusion of Jews, obligations and privileges of the members, payments, the various organizations and their classification, mutual help arrangements and dental care; - Form for requesting compensation in the event of loss of work ability; - Form for joining the Party for German groups outside of Germany; - Rules and regulations pamphlet issued by the German Labor Office; Page 14: - Organizations abroad and copies to offices; proposed budgets; stamps; accountancy and a summary; Pages 15-19: - Personal data - personal data form: family, including parents, education, profession, military service, biography and evaluation from the place of work; Page 20: - Details regarding the organization, the Deutsche Arbeitsfront (DAF-German Labor Front) abroad, the role of the sick fund; Page 21: - Notice regarding a change of date, invitation to a First of May (the official Labor Day) Conference; Page 22: - Confirmation; Page 23: - From the Propaganda Ministry: there are no official newspapers in Egypt and Syria, impression of covering up information, check out this information and correct it; Page 24: - Answer from Cairo; Page 25-58: - List of names of members in Haifa, names of groups? (the material includes empty pages for the most part); Page 59: - Thank you letter regarding receipt of pictures of Jews demonstrating against Germany; Page 60: - Thank you letter for interesting information regarding settlement problems sent by the Emigration Office to the Haifa branch; Page 61: - Request for economic assistance and help with housework; Pages 62-67: -Questionnaire sent out by the Party Education Department regarding social activities, organization of women, party songs, radio, literature, screening equipment, sport and first aid training; Page 68: - Membership card in the Organization of German Officials; Page 69: - DAF savings fund card; Page 70: - Instructions for Party officials in the Haifa branch; Pages 71-73: - Documents dealing with the transfer of Jewish merchandise to Mandatory Palestine, a future goal is to reduce these activities in order to cause damage to the Jews; Pages 74-75: - Request from the German Information Office to use specific terms in presenting reports; Page 76: - Matters pertaining to the transfer of merchandise; Page 77: - From the main Publishing Department of the Nazi Party recommending using their data; Page 78-79: - from the Foreign Commerce Department regarding an agreement concerning trade in oranges; Page 80: - Confirmation by the Jerusalem Consul that they are using the recommended data; Pages 81-84: - Correspondence regarding shipments of books; Page 85: - Letter from a claims bank for the payment of debts; Pages 86-92: - Reminder from Berlin regarding directions for writing, wording and gathering office material; Pages 93-95: - Lack of financial success from the presentation of German propaganda films; directions for producing films; Page 97: - Changing a place of work and residence; Pages 98-102: - The situation of the Party members and their movement in Mandatory Palestine; forms to be filled out on leaving the Party; directions for carrying out the resignation; Page 103: - Expense account for the Jerusalem branch; Pages 104-106: - Those who have resigned from the Party and an expense page; Page 107: - Finances and bureaucracy: Page 108: - Request for additional forms: Page 109: - Expense account; Page 110: - Appointments and promotions in rank by the regional director of the Party; Page 111: - Transfer of the women to the general organization of those who are employed; Pages 112-113: - From the Labor Office: information regarding employers and an information page; Page 114: - Cancellation of positions for women; Page 115: - Authorization for granting loans to political leaders; Page 116: From the Mandatory Palestine branch of the Party to the Treasury Ministry: a page of expenses of political leaders, officials and men holding positions; Page 117: - Criteria for candidates wishing to join the Party; Page 118: - A reminder to pay debts; Pages 119-120: - Instructions to those receiving salaries and salary conditions; obligation to accept checks for members of the Party authorized by a Supreme Court Judge; Page 121: - Excellence awards to Party members; - Page 122: - Subscription to the Party journal - obligatory; Page 123: - Discussion regarding a Bolshevik and political book; Page 124: - Use of films, screening equipment, etc. Page 125: - Support for Hitler-Jugend (HJ-Hitler Youth) groups; Page 126: - Appointment of a Party member as a judge in the regional court; Page 127: - Details regarding the staff of political leaders; Page 128: - Details and location of storage facilities for Germans; Page 129: - Announcement regarding a new pamphlet concerning the structure and role of the Nazi Party; recommendation that each branch set up an archive; Page 130: - Teaching of leadership courses to women abroad and an announcement from the Organization of Germans Abroad regarding its 7th Congress; Page 131: - General instructions to Germans from abroad regarding meticulousness in sending material through the Party only; Page 132: - Flags at the 7th Congress; Pages 133-134: - Notice regarding preserving the material belonging to Party members who have left Mandatory Palestine; Pages 135-136: - Registration and handling of German DAF members working abroad; Page 137: - List of members from Sharona and Jaffa, January 1939; Page 138: - Names of owners of German property in Bethlehem Haglilit; Pages 139-140: - Financial and personal report; Page 141: - Change of work place; leaving the Party.