The 1961 membership file card system of the Union des Anciens Déportés Juifs de Belgique (KD_00144_A008991) is yet to be digitised and is therefore only accessible at the Kazerne Dossin reading room.

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De meeste bestanden worden beschreven in de databank van het CEGESOMA, cfr. http://pallas.cegesoma.be/pls/opac/plsp.getplsdoc?lan=N&htdoc=general/opac.htm .

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This collection contains: pre-war photos of the Souritz-Grabowetzki family, including photos of the deported Abraham Echiel Souritz and his children Willy and Paulette ; pre-war photos of the family of Mozes alias Max Blumberg, second husband of Jeanne Grabowetzki, widow of Abraham Echiel Souritz ; war-time photos of Rachel Souritz' son Albert Souritz, taken while the child was in hiding in Mechelen ...

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Thematisch en geografisch steekkaartensysteem. Er bestaat een (deels verouderde) inventaris: P. NEFORS, Inventaris van het Archief van de Dienst voor de Oorlogsslachtoffers – Inventaire des Archives du Service des Victimes de la Guerre, Brussel, 1997.

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On 15 July 1965 the non-profit organisation “Mémorial national aux Martyrs juifs de Belgique” was officially founded. Its aim was the creation of a monument dedicated to all Jews deported from Belgium, an idea which had been launched in 1961. Among its founders were Maurice Pioro and David “Dov” Liebermann. Jean Bloch became the first president. On 19 April 1970 the national memorial for deported Jews ...

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This collection contains: documents regarding Natan Rozenblum’s migration to Belgium, including his Polish passport ; two tailor’s sketchbooks containing drawings for clothing ; pre-war, wartime and post-war photos of the Rozenblum-Suknik family, some of which are pasted into a photo album, including a photo of Charles Rozenblum’s first communion and photos of relatives in Poland ; documents confiscated ...

Mozes Schenker was born in Belz, Poland, on 10 November 1896 as the son of Hersz Schenker and Have Fischer. On 28 February 1925, Mozes travelled to Lemberg to collect his passport at the local police prefecture. Two months later he visited Czechoslovakia. The Belgian delegation in Prague provided him with a visa valid for 15 days. Upon Mozes’ arrival in Brussels on 5 May 1925, he stated he was a travelling ...

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The files relating to the Jewish religion originating from the "Worship Department" of the Ministry of Justice naturally fall within the scope of the powers exercised by department: namely, recognition of the Jewish religion, synagogues and local communities, relations between the State and representatives of the religion, appointments and salaries of rabbis and cantors and management of religious ...

Hieronder worden de (deel)bestanden van de “Algemene Documentatie”, besproken in het tweede deel (“De Naoorlog”) van de inventaris van Nefors onder titel “Overheid: de B[estuursafdeling] O[orlogsslachtoffers] en zijn voorlopers”, ondertitel “Centrale Diensten te Brussel” gegroepeerd. De onderverdeling gebeurt per archiefvormer/rubriek. Algemeen: Ordner “Liste des rapatriés France et Malines” (Nefors ...

Borisewitz family, Private collection, digitised by Kazerne Dossin