Archiv města Příbram

partly accessible The fonds contains official books and files. The following documents concern Jewish issues. The population register books: electoral registers; lists of townspeople; registers of inhabitants; alphabetical lists of inhabitants; lists of issued domicile certificates; lists of house owners; lists of tenants; trade registers; Příbram Jewish Cemetery, a list of persons of Jewish origin who died during the Nazi occupation in 1939-1945, a list of persons deported by the transport from Příbram on 4 September 1942; File material: Jews - staying in the town in 1848; citizens' protests against Jews settling in Příbram, Jews (a file) 1857; German Jewish Primary School 1862, 1879-1906; Contribution of the municipality of the Union of Czech Progressive Jews for Bohemia and Moravia 1908; Jewish religious community: teaching the Jewish religion 1884, installing a new door in the synagogue in 1900; Czech-Jewish Political Secretariat in Prague - support for the campaign "A Czech child belongs only to the Czech school" 1920; Measures against Jews: list of owners of Aryan and non-Aryan companies in Příbram 1939, a list of persons of Jewish religion 1939, designation of Aryan shops 1939, rental of Jewish flats 1941, Jewish half-breeds and mixed marriages 1941; forest workers (Jews) 1941-1942; Israeli religious community 1920. Polák S.: Archiv města Příbramě. Inventář. I. díl 1393-1792, 1991, 131s., ev. č. 37. Polák S.: Archiv města Příbramě. Inventář. II. díl 1792-1850 (1870), 1991, 42 s., ev. č. 38. Polák S.: Archiv města Příbramě. Inventář. III. díl 1851-1945 (1953), 1991, 202 s., ev. č. 39. The first historical record of Příbram dates from 1216, when the Prague bishop Ondřej bought the farm Příbram from the Premonstratensian monastery in Teplá and began to build his estate around it. The first preserved records of the Jewish population date from the 16th century. Due to alleged mining frauds, Emperor Maximilian II issued a decree in 1568 prohibiting Jews from staying in the mining towns. The Jews began to return to the town in 1848. The Jewish religious community in Příbram was established in 1858.