Rejencja Wrocławska

The collection contains i.a. – prewar issues, such as mixed marriages; Jewish assets (regulations, correspondence, lists of assets earmarked for “Aryanization”, lists of artisan workshops, and lists of land and plots belonging to Jews); regulations on arresting Jews of Polish descent; the activities and liquidation of Jewish organizations; correspondence of Wrocław Jewish community organizations on many different matters; regulations regarding changing Jewish names; applications for “award of German blood” to children from mixed marriages; official decisions on “degree of Jewish descent”; applications for permission to conclude marriages; certificates of morality issued by the police; correspondence on race policy issues; medical forms regarding sterilization; materials on Max Silberberg, one of the biggest art collectors in Wrocław, including an inventory detailing the estimated value of his seized collection; information on Jews’ bank accounts and on seizures of homes; sale contracts for Jewish assets; and correspondence with banks