Life_under_Siege_The_Jews_of_Magdeburg_under_Nazi_Rule.pdf

their subsequent dissolutions; the destruction of Jewish business livelihoods
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and expropriation; the exclusion, vilification and ostracism extant in the public
domain; the situation in public schools for Jewish children and the eventual
establishment of a segregated school for Jews; the events during and after the
Reichskristallnacht, including limited material on emigration; to the situation
of the Jewish community during World War Two, including segregated
housing, stigmatisation, forced labour and deportation.
Landeshauptarchiv Sachsen-Anhalt – Abteilung Dessau, Dessau.
Mediothek der Gedenkstätte Haus der Wannsee-Konferenz, Berlin.
The Parkes Library and Archives, Hartley Library, University of Southampton,
Southampton.
Politisches Archiv des Auswärtigen Amts, Bonn.
Stadtarchiv Magdeburg, Magdeburg.
This archive holds a modest, yet highly, important collection of files from
various local government authorities and their dealings with Jewish communal
organisations and matters concerning Jews. Most importantly, it also holds
files concerning the civic registration and the subsequent administrative affairs
of a number of Jewish organisations. This material includes documentation
relating to the Synagogen-Gemeinde zu Magdeburg, insurance for Jews and
some detail on the operations of the Jewish cemetery during the Nazi period.
Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Archive, Los Angeles.
Sydney Jewish Museum Archives and Library, Sydney.
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives, Washington, D. C.
The majority of the material from this modest collection emanates from
predominantly Jewish sources. A rich and highly comprehensive series of files
from the Landesverband Mitteldeutschland des Centralverein provides much