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1 SELECTED RECORDS FROM THE DEPARTMENTAL ARCHIVES OF THE EURE ET LOIR, RG M United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place SW Washington, DC Tel. (202) e mail: reference@ushmm.org Title: Selected Records from the Departmental Archives of the Eure et Loir, Record Group Number: RG M Accession Number: Extent: 56,214 digital images (JPEG), 1 photocopied page; 13 microfilm reels (16mm); 1 microfilm reel (35mm). Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the collection from the Departmental Archives of the Eure et Loir, via the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum s International Archives Project on 3 October Restrictions on access: No restrictions on access. Restrictions on use: Authorization from the Director of the Archives of the Eure et Loir required to duplicate microfilm rolls for other archives. Organization and arrangement: Arrangement is thematic. Language: In French and German. Preferred citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Curatorial Affairs Division, Archives Branch. Scope and Content: This collection contains documents from the prefect s office; the administration of the Voves camps, where most persons identified as Communists were sent, often transferred from other camps; the Chartres prison; and private families and notaries. Documents include a register of Jews interned at the Chartres prison (1055W); several collections in the J Series (from private sources); the papers of the family of the deported doctor Goldberg; and records concerning compensation made to victims of spoliation by the Vichy regime and the German occupying forces. 1

2 CONTAINER LIST Reel 1: The Eure et Loire Prefect s cabinet 1W100: Deportees and interned Resistance fighters: correspondence and name lists from the Deportee and Internee Federation of the Eure et Loir. Frames W76: Secret societies, Frames W77: Arrests of Jews and aryanization of their property: lists and correspondence, Frames W1613: Jewish property: procedures for liquidation and restitution. Frames W1693: The medical profession. Foreign Jewish doctors and midwives: suspension of [the right] to practice medicine, Frames W 14W43: Jews: census and statistics (1941), and the internment of Jewish foreigners ( ). Frames W49: Arrests by the German authorities, Frames W 20W282: Name lists of people arrested, executed, or deported by [order of] the German authorities, W284: The Vaïsbuch affair: a Jewish doctor in Arrou, Frames W1: War restitution files 119W1: Restitution files resulting from the Brüg law, Frames W7: The sub prefecture of Châteaudun 1065W7: The wearing of the yellow star by Jews: circulars, name lists, written registers, and list of Jews arrested by the Germans, Frames J Isolated documents filed in a non standard fashion 1J1002: The Goldenberg family papers, a Jewish doctor who died during deportation, Frames J1004: The Jean Akar file who was a client of Mister Lublin (the notary for Villemeux) concerning Akar s property in Thuilay, Pamphlet titled The Notary Journal number 23, 25 December 1941, subtitled The Administration and Liquidation of Jewish Property. Frames

3 27J Association of deportees, internees, resistance fighters and patriots of the Eure et Loir 27J1: List of deported Jews, Frames Reel 2: 106W Files concerning the Voves internment camp 106W1: Orders, regulations, notes, and telegrams, Frames W2: Possibilities for the installation of internment camps in the Eure et Loir: correspondence, Transformation of the Voves internment camp into an administrative internment camp: correspondence and notes, The management of the camp: bills, invoices, plans, and photographs, Frames W3: The judicial situation in the territory: [real estate] property owners, plans, statements, leases, and correspondence, Frames W4: Management and accounting: regulations, correspondence, telegrams, reports on the financial situation of the camps, account registers and the state of credit, heating, lighting and fuel, building, goods, condition of the car park, materials, clothing both personnel and internees, armaments and munitions, internee recreational activities, and religious services, Frames W8: Register of sent and received mail, June 1942 May Memorandums, Internee rotations, Frames W9: Reports from the inspector general on the condition of the camps and internment centers in the territory, Monthly reports from the Camp Director, Reports from the camp police, Frames W10: Manpower register of political internees and undesirables. French and foreign internees, Frames W11: Prison register, Frames W12: Incomplete transfer register, Frames Reel 3 Internees files, in alphabetical order from the camp archives, W13: A, Frames W14: A, Frames W15: Bi Bra, Frames W16: Bri Cha, Frames W17: Che Dav, Frames

4 Reel 4 106W18: Deb Dol, Frames W19: Dom Fe, Frames W20: Fi Gh, Frames W21: Gi Gro, Frames Reel 5 106W22: H K, Frames W23: La Lel, Frames W24: Lem Mar, Frames W25: Mas My, Frames Reel 6 106W26: N Pl, Frames W27: Po R, Frames W28: S, Frames W29: T Z, Frames Reel 7 [People] interned by decision of the prefect of the Eure et Loir, in alphabetical order, with reports from the general census, together with correspondence and [reports on] arrests. 106W30: A F, Frames W31: G M, Frames W32: N W, Frames Reel 8 [People] interned by decision of prefects other than the Eure et Loir prefect, in alphabetical order. 106W33: A Ba, Frames W34: Bas Bor, Frames W35: Bos Car, Frames W36: Cas Coq, Frames

5 Reel 9 106W37: Cor Del, Frames W38: Dem Dul, Frames W39: Dum Fo, Frames W40: Fr Go, Frames 2552? [i.e. there is an unknown frame count for the dossier Fr Go.] Reel W41: Gr L, Frames W42: J Lar, Frames W43: Las Lel, Frames W44: Lem Man, Frames W45: Mar Mon, Frames W46: Mor O, Frames Reel W47: P, Frames W48: Q R, Frames W49: S T, Frames W50: V Z, Frames W51: Internee cards indicating category, internee number, marital status, family situation, profession, nationality, home address, date and reason for arrest, and date of arrival in camp, Frames W52: Internee cards indicating marital status, internee number, category, and destination, Frames Reel W53: Internee cards indicating marital status, nationality, home address, profession, veteran s status (where applicable), reason for arrest, date of arrival at camp, and date of liberation, Frames W54: Internee cards indicating marital status, home address, date of arrest, date of arrival in camp, where the internees came from [i.e. place of arrest], category and date of release or discharge by the German authorities, Frames

6 106W55: Size of internee population: monthly reports, Frames W56: General situation for the internees during the last fortnight [sic]: number of internees (total), number of foreign internees, name list of internees arriving during the last fortnight, number of internees removed from the arrival roster during the last fortnight, Frames W57: General list of internees, Frames W58: Revisions made to the general list of internees, Frames W59: Internee categories: Foreigners, stateless, undesirables, communists, criminals, etc., Frames W60: List of internees organized by the internee s home department, Frames W61: Internments: arrests, correspondence, name list of new internees, Frames W62: Internees arrested for black market activities, transfers and releases: correspondence, name lists, and arrests, Frames W63: Internees transferred to the Voves camp: name lists, correspondence, and telegrams, Frames Reel W64: Voves internees transferred to other camps: name lists, correspondence, and telegrams, Frames W65: Internees released by the German authorities: name lists, reports, and correspondence, Frames W66: Suggestions for internee releases: name lists and correspondence, Frames W67: Internee releases: monthly roster with correspondence and telegrams, Frames W68: Internee work and requests from the labor office: regulations and correspondence, Internees authorized for transfer to work camps in Germany and internees qualified for forced labor: regulations, correspondence, and name lists, Transfer of internees into the Todt organization: correspondence, and name lists, Frames W69: Camp police: orders, correspondence and reports ( ), relations between camp administrators and the gendarmerie charged with guarding the camp, 6

7 reports and correspondence (1942), German interventions into the camp police activities, and correspondence (1942), reports on internee morale and political activities inside the camp ( ). Frames W70: Escapes: reports, research, legal briefs, plans, correspondence, and photographs of escapees, Frames W71: Visits to the internees: orders, correspondence, telegrams, and circulars, Frames W72: Visits to the internees: requests, correspondence, and list of visitors, Frames W73: Camp hygiene: instructions concerning the sanitary conditions in camp and the health service operations ( ), recruitment of doctors, dentists, and opticians, correspondence, and prefectorial arrests ( ), Red Cross visits to the camp with correspondence ( ). Frames W74: Surveillance of hospitalized internees: regulations, reports, and notes ( ), preparation of a high security holding area, correspondence, ( ), removal of hospitalized internees, correspondence (1944). Frames W75: Internees being treated at the Chartres hospital: reports concerning their health and their visitors, Frames W76: Name lists of hospitalized internees (1942), list of disfigured internees, hospitalization of internees, name lists, and correspondence ( ). Frames W77: Allowances sent to internees by their families: regulations and correspondence ( ), receipt file for allowances ( ), written register of allowances ( ), statistics ( ), name list of people receiving allowances ( ), rules for granting credit ( ). Frames Reel W27: Jail register, : n.b. only pages 57 through 61 concern Jews. Frames

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Contact for further information about this collection US Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Finding Aid RG-14 Germany Acc. 2001.150 Title:. Extent: 43 microfilm reels Provenance: From various sources, these materials have been held at the Leipzig Jewish Community