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Serbian Government of Milan Nedic 1941-1945
Nediceva arhiva
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263 boxes.
Nedic Milan
The archive of Serbian Government of Milan Nedic from 1941 to 1945 is arranged and processed to the level of internal lists of boxes and folders and has 263 boxes of the archival materials. In the aforementioned archival materials, there are dispatches (46 boxes) on the box numbers from 187 to 232. The fund has card files of Chetnik, Ljotic and Nedic's units in Serbia in 1941 and card files of the geographic objects in Serbia in 1941. The fund also has a theme inventory book of the basic documents on the National Liberation Army of Yugoslavia, Nedic's institutions, Crime Investigation Commission and Bulgarian units that speak about the camps, prisons, deportations and executions.
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Ministry of the Interior, reports on the Jewish community
k. 20A, f. 2
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Reports on the Jewish community in German occupied Serbia and particularly on the Jewish community of Belgrade, August 1941. Number of Jews, their conditions after the introduction of racial laws, forced labour, attitude of the non Jewish population and the German authorities toward the Jews; reports on the shootings of groups of Jewish hostages in July 1941 and role of the Serbian police.
Correspondence between the Municipality of Belgrade and the Sajmiste concentration camp
k. 36, f.1-12
The file contains about 150 documents as part of the daily correspondence between the commandant of the Sajmiste concentration camp and the Municipality of Belgrade, about food supply, number of prisoners, death cases, diseases, from December 1941 to May 1942, when the camp was dismissed and the Jews killed. There are also about 200 documents about the forced labour for male Jews in the period May-June 1941: number of forced labourers, their duties, duties of the Serbian police and the Municipality of Belgrade, orders of the German authorities, lists of Jews, personal dossiers about Jews no...
Forced labour in Belgrade
k. 37, f. 1-6
Materials about forced labour for Jews in Belgrade, April-May 1941. Lists of Jews from the XV district and their duties, German orders and correspondence with the Municipality of Belgrade, the Technical Direction, about the cleaning of the city from the ruins caused by the bombing in April 1941; descriptions of the groups of Jews forced to clean the city (number, composition, streets to be cleaned etc.). Coordination with other forced labourers (Yugoslav Army POWs) and volonteers.
Forced labour for Jews in Belgrade
Daily reports about forced labour and the Jews in Belgrade, May-June 1941. The Technical Direction of the Municipality of Belgrade coordinates the cleaning of the III district from the ruins caused by the German bombing in April 1941, organises the groups of Jewish forced labourers, and refers about the attitude and the orders of the German authorities.
Anti-Jewish propaganda
k. 48, f.1
Anti-Jewish propaganda of the Milan Nedic government. Newspapers articles, posters and other materials produced under the supervision of the Gestapo in Belgrade, Summer and Autumn 1941.
k.19 II
Materials of the Serbian Ministry of the Interior about camps for Roma, vagabonds and other "dangerous elements" in the cities of Kragujevac, Krusevac and Valjevo. Reports of the local police stations about suspects that should be interned, and proposals to arrest the local Roma population.
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