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The preserved official agenda makes it possible to become familiar with the administrative breakdown of the community, and also contains circulars and regulations, official memoranda and all manner of summaries and statistics and correspondence with rural communities. The most valuable material is the reports on the activities of the JRC (Judenrat) and Treuhandstelle. Only fragments have been preserved ...

Documentation of the German and local authorities in the Brest Litovsk region, 1941-1943
 
 Included in the collection, among other material:
 
 - Documentation of the Gebietskommissar (district commissioner), regarding the transport of Jews;
 - Appeals and requests sent by the Judenrat in Brest to the German authorities, regarding the receipt of building materials;
 - ...

The collection is organized into two parts: originals, including 25 testimonies, 52 protocols of Judenrat meetings, and 434 announcements of the Judenrat; and copies, including personal papers, testimonies, diaries, correspondence, and documents found in the clothing of Jews murdered in Treblinka. Also included are the diary, letters, and other writings of Mordechaj Tenenbaum-Tamaroff; and personal ...

The collection contains i.a. the materials on forced labour; correspondence with the Rada Żydowska (Judenrat, Jewish Council) regarding the establishment of the ghetto (1940); a list of names of wealthier Jews; postwar documents on issues including property rights cases;

Collection includes: Circulars and correspondence between Lutsk Gebietskommissariat to heads of Lutsk district administrations from February 1942 discussing rules of using of the Jewish labourers. Lists of the Jewish workers (inventory 1, file 33). Correspondence between Lutsk Judenrat and Lutsk city administration regarding assignment Jewish skilled workers to various labor objects (inventory 1, file ...

O.34 - Zonabend Collection: Documentation from the Lodz Ghetto
 
 The documentation in this Collection survived due to the initiative of Nachman Zonabend who was in a group of Jewish inmates brought to the Lodz Ghetto to clear away the rubble during the war. Zonabend stole into the building where the Ghetto Archive was kept, rescued the documentation at the risk of his life, and hid it until ...

The collection includes two folders made by the Judenrat listing Jews in the Tîrgu Mureş ghetto in Romania, a list of about 4,598 Jews deported from Tîrgu Mureş, and an inventory of belongings of the Gersh Matias family from Praid, Romania.

Consists of copies of an original diary written by Salomon Schmidt, who survived the war in hiding in Markuszowa, Poland. Mr. Schmidt was a member of the Judenrat in Frysztak, Poland. Includes English language translations of portions of the original diary, which is deposited at Yad Vashem.

Documentation of the municipal administration concerning the Jewish population in ghetto Brest, 1941-1944
 
 Included in the collection:
 
 - Documentation, orders and instructions of the commander of the municipal administration, regarding Jewish forced laborers and bans and restrictions related to the Jews in Brest;
 - Letters sent by the Judenrat to the commander of the ...

The Łódź ghetto chronicle was compiled by the staff of the Archives Department of the Judenrat. At first it was written only in Polish; from January 1943 it was written only in German. Pp. 63-218 present the chronicle of the last two months of the ghetto, June-July 1944. By that time, the situation in the ghetto had seriously deteroriated. The chroniclers noted worsening moods, starvation, and cases ...