Kharkiv city administration

Collection includes: Instruction on registration of the population of the city of Kharkiv with a note that all Jews, regardless of their faith, should be listed in separate lists, December 1941 (inventory 1, file 215, p. 13). Information from the Mayor of Kharkiv about the final results of the census in December 1941, indicating the number of Jews (inventory 1, file 232, p. 1). Results of the census run by the city administration in December 1941 containing data on various ethnic groups including the Jews (inventory 2, file 116, p. 54) Report of the head of the housing department of the 2nd Kharkiv district to the Kharkiv city council on the number of resettled "Jids" into the 10th district of the city and about the number of vacated apartments for the placement of German military soldiers therein (inventory 3, file 16, p. 3). Report about the number of vacated Jewish apartments in the 15th district of Kharkiv (inventory 3, file 16, pp. 17-18). Directives of the city administration and regional administrations, including those on confiscating valuables and housing belonging to Jews (inventory 4, file 12). Orders of the city administration including those on confiscating Jewish property (inventory 4, file 13). The order from January 6, 1942 by the head of the Department of arts of the Kharkiv city council for artistic institutions of Kharkiv "to conduct a close inspection of the staff for the identification of all Jewish elements" (inventory 4, file 18а, p. 5). Announcement by the Kharkiv city council from beg. of December, 1941 on the registration of the entire population of Kharkiv, specifying the special conditions for registration of the Jewish population (inventory 4, file 47, p. 34). "Yellow list" of residents of the house No. 17 on Korolenko lane from December, 1941, in which in the "nationality" column "Jids" is indicated (inventory 6, file 35, pp. 77-78). Order of the mayor of Kharkiv to the district chiefs on the organization of a special unit to assist the military authorities and the police in identifying all "Jewish-communist and Bolshevik gangsters and suspicious persons", January 23, 1942 (inventory 7, file 22, p. 14).