SELECTED RECORDS OF LUCIEN LUBLIN RELATED TO RESISTANCE (CMXX),

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1 SELECTED RECORDS OF LUCIEN LUBLIN RELATED TO RESISTANCE (CMXX), RG M United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archive 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place SW Washington, DC Tel. (202) Title: Selected Records of Lucien Lublin Related to Resistance (CMXX), Record Group Number: RG M Accession Number: 1998.A.0095 Extent: 5 microfilm reels (35 mm) Provenance: Records from the Mémorial de la Shoah, Centre de Documentation Juive Contemporaine (Collection CMXX). The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the via the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum International Archives Programs Division in Restrictions on Access: No restrictions on access. Restrictions on Use: Cite the Centre de Documentation Juive Contemporaine as holder of originals. No publication of documents on the World Wide Web, Internet, etc., or reproduction of microfilm reels without the permission of the Centre de Documentation Juive Contemporaine. Organization and Arrangement: Arrangement is thematic. Language: French. Preferred Citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives Branch. Scope and Content: Contains materials, collected and assembled by Lucien Lublin, related to Jews in the French Resistance and to post war Jewish French Resistance organizations. 1

2 CONTAINER LIST Reel 1: CMXX 1: Documents pertaining to Jewish resistance in France, CMXX 2: Monographs of Jewish resistance fighters belonging to the l Organisation Juive de Combat (OJC). Reel 2: CMXX 3: Series of reports concerning denunciations and resistance activities. CMXX 4: Series of 18 reports containing information on collaborators, CMXX 5: Activities of the l Organisation Juive de Combat (OJC) between CMXX 6: Request that the l Organisation Juive de Combat (OJC) be recognized by the Organisme de Résistance in 1944/45. CMXX 7: Accounting documents for the l Organisation Juive de Combat (OJC), dated CMXX 8: Deposition, dated 19 February 1945, of the first meeting of the commission of investigation for the former Commissariat Général aux Questions Juives (CGQJ), Nice section. CMXX 9: Pamphlet of the l Organisation Juive de Combat (OJC) titled Pour la paix et la liberté, CMXX 10: Message, dated 13 January 1944, from Blanche Stepper, addressed to her cousin, Lucien Lublin. CMXX 11: Union Général des Israélites de France (UGIF) 1943 administrative account of the Southern Zone. CMXX 12: Accounting documents for the Union Général des Israélites de France (UGIF) Southern Zone, for the period CMXX 13: List of internees, in the Drancy camp, coming from the Southern Zone, CMXX 14: Functioning of the social committee of the Union Général des Israélites de France (UGIF) in the Groupements de Travailleurs Étrangers (GTE) in 1942 and notes on the GTE in Saint Georges d Aurac and Neuvic d Ussel, CMXX 15: Various correspondence, dated 1944, exchanged between the Union Général des Israélites de France (UGIF) and the Commissariat Général aux Questions Juives (CGQJ),

3 Reel 3: CMXX 16: Activities of the assistance office [welfare bureau] of the Union Général des Israélites de France (UGIF) in Saint Etienne in CMXX 17: Polemic on the role of the Union Général des Israélites de France (UGIF) under the German occupation [of France], CMXX 18: List of monetary donors to the Union Général des Israélites de France (UGIF). CMXX 19: Regulations for disbursement of aid and assistance for the Union Général des Israélites de France (UGIF), CMXX 20: Assorted mail concerning the Union Général des Israélites de France (UGIF) and the various problems with which it was confronted. CMXX 21: Official report of the 30 July 1943 meeting in Drancy between the representatives of the Union Général des Israélites de France (UGIF), M. Stora and M. Edinger, and the commandant of the Drancy camp, M. Aloïse Brunner. CMXX 22: Assessors card from the Union Général des Israélites de France (UGIF), belonging to Joseph Kalinski, and procedures for authorizing Jews to stay in the region. Written on Creuse prefecture official letterhead. CMXX 23: History of the organization and actions of the resistance group La Sixième. CMXX 24: Testimonies, dated between , on the activities of La Sixième. CMXX 25: An undated list of former La Sixième members, together with a series of testimonies from members of the group. CMXX 26: Order, dated 19 January 1943, from Louis Darquier de Pellepoix, the commissioner of the Union Général des Israélites de France, disbanding the Eclaireurs Israélites de France (EIF). CMXX 27: Testimony, of Marie Hammer (Marguerite Cros), a resistance fighter and member of La Sixième, titled Premier Échos sur La Sixième, CMXX 28: Testimony, of Andrée Weilsur, on her activities while in the Jewish resistance group La Sixième, CMXX 29: La Sixième activities: testimony, of Henri Wahl, concerning the smuggling of Jewish children to the Swiss frontier, CMXX 30: La Sixième activities: testimony, of Sylvain Richter, concerning aid and assistance given to Jewish children,

4 CMXX 31: La Sixième activities: testimony, of Blanche Raphaël, concerning aid and assistance given to Jewish children, CMXX 32: La Sixième activities: testimony, of Alfred Frish, concerning aid and assistance given to Jewish children between CMXX 33: Testimony, of Roger Fichtenberg, on his activities while in the Jewish resistance group La Sixième. CMXX 34: La Sixième activities: testimony, of Marthe Lévy, a children s aid worker, concerning aid and assistance she gave to Jewish children, between CMXX 35: La Sixième activities: testimony, of Hélène Katz, concerning her activities in the organization in CMXX 36: La Sixième activities: testimony, of Freddy Menahem, concerning his activities in Paris for the organization, between CMXX 37: La Sixième activities: testimony, of Denise Lévy, concerning aid and assistance given to Jewish children, between CMXX 38: La Sixième activities: testimony of Joachim de Gen, concerning Dora and Liliane, and an anonymous report of the groups activities from CMXX 39: Robert Gamzon s reports on the various [command] centers of La Sixième. CMXX 40: 1941 registration list for the Eclaireurs Israélites de France (EIF). CMXX 41: List of members belonging to the irregular combat group Bayard, in Segnozac, CMXX 42: The writings of Lucien Lublin, dedicated to the l Armée Juive (AJ), CMXX 43: Testimony of Dika Jefroykin on the l Armée Juive (AJ), CMXX 44: Brochure: La Résistance Juive en France, Reel 4: CMXX 45: Outline of Jewish resistance in France during the Second World War, , dated CMXX 46: The ideal [of combat resistance] and [actual] Jewish combat resistance, CMXX 47: Report on the origins of Jewish resistance in Paris during the occupation, CMXX 48: Testimony of Henri Bulawko, dated 1982, on Jewish resistance in occupied France. CMXX 49: Jewish resistance in France during the Second World War ( ),

5 CMXX 50: Notes on the history of Jewish resistance movements in France from (dated 1982). CMXX 51: Receipt ledger of the PTT [French postal service] for , delivered to the Forces Françaises Intérieures Jewish fighters division in Toulouse. CMXX 52: Letter, dated 16 November 1944, from Captain Pierre Loeb, addressed to General Collet, informing him that the l Union de la Résistance Juive has been superseded by the l Association des Anciens Combattants et Résistants Juif de France. CMXX 53: Correspondence, dated 1944 to 1946, concerning the foundation of the l Association des Anciens Combattants et Résistants Juif de France (AACRJF). CMXX 54: Accounts of the l Organisation Juive de Combat (OJC), from August to December 1944 and January to October CMXX 55: Accounts for the l Association des Anciens Combattants et Résistants Juif de France (AACRJF), for CMXX 56: List of the Jewish resistance organizations in France in 1994, published in the April 1994 issue of Bulletin de la Délégation à la Mémoire et à l Information Historique. CMXX 57: The founding of the Anciens de la Résistance Juive (ARJF), as a replacement for the Anciens de la Résistance (ARJ). CMXX 58: Listing, of members of the Anciens de la Résistance Juive (ARJF), for the years 1987, 1989, and CMXX 59: Use of subsidies, distributed by the Comité d Aide et Assistance, to Jews afflicted by the war. CMXX 60: Assistance taken to Jews during the occupation between 1944 and 1946, by the Fédération des Sociétés Juives de France (FSJF). CMXX 61: Statutes and creation of the l Organisation Juive de Combat (OJC), in CMXX 62: History and activities of the l Organisation Juive de Combat (OJC) between 1944 and CMXX 63: Official report of the dissolution, in January 1945, of the l Organisation Juive de Combat (OJC). CMXX 64: Recruitment and organization of the l Organisation Juive de Combat (OJC). Reel 5: CMXX 65: Steps taken between December 1944 and June 1945, for obtaining official recognition of the l Organisation Juive de Combat (OJC). CMXX 66: Testimonies, dated , concerning the activities of the l Organisation Juive de Combat (OJC). 5

6 CMXX 67: Individual files of members of the l Organisation Juive de Combat (OJC) in the 17 th military district, CMXX 68: Regularization of the military situation [i.e. their absorption into French forces] of the l Organisation Juive de Combat (OJC), CMXX 69: Reclassification [as regular, French Army combatants] of the members of the l Organisation Juive de Combat (OJC) during CMXX 70: Payroll of the l Organisation Juive de Combat (OJC), for CMXX 71: Blank letterhead of the Forces Françaises Intérieures, CMXX 72: Reports and testimony concerning the resistance activities of the l Organisation Juive de Combat (OJC). CMXX 73: Program of the l Organisation Juive de Combat (OJC) to be styled as national, Jewish, autonomous legion, 1944 [i.e. not a French legion seconded to Allied command]. CMXX 74: Account books for the Maquis of Chambon sur Lignon, between 1 August 1944 and 10 November CMXX 75: Actions of the resistance group Charmagnole in Lyon, between December 1942 and September CMXX 76: Speech, given in 1944 and 1946, by the person in charge of the l Association des Anciens Combattants et Résistants Juif de France (AACRJF), in front of LICA (sic). CMXX 77: Correspondence, concerning the first members of the l Association des Anciens Combattants et Résistants Juif de France (AACRJF), between 12 December 1944 and 26 January 1946, containing a number of names [of the original members]. CMXX 78: Correspondence, dated May 1945 to February 1946, concerning the creation of a vocational services branch for the l Association des Anciens Combattants et Résistants Juif de France (AACRJF). CMXX 79: Situation for foreigners immediately after the war: responses to two questions concerning foreign workers and Jews of German extraction, CMXX 80: Situation of Jewish spoilated [belongings] immediately after the war,