Borgel writes about his experience
in Tunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Borgel refers to Victor Valensi, who was accused of spying against the Germans.
Robert Borgel, Etoile jaune et croix gammée (Tunis, 1944), pp. 166-170
Borgel writes about his experience
in Tunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Borgel refers to Recruitment of forced-workers, February 1943.
Robert Borgel, Etoile jaune et croix gammée (Tunis, 1944), pp. 171-180.
Borgel writes about his experience
in Tunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Borgel refers to Arrests and assassinations in March 1943.
Robert Borgel, Etoile jaune et croix gammée (Tunis, 1944), pp. 181-186
Borgel writes about his experience
in Tunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Borgel refers to last days of German occupation in April 1943.
Robert Borgel, Étoile jaune et croix gammée (Tunis, 1944), pp. 187-192
Borgel writes about his experience
in Tunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Borgel refers to last days of German occupation in Tunisia.
Robert Borgel, Etoile jaune et croix gammée (Tunis, 1944), pp. 193-196
Ghez writes about his experience
in Tunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Ghez refers to December 7, 1942 and tells about the first meeting witht the SS officers Saevecke and Pohl.
Paul Ghez, Six Mois Sous la Botte (Tunis, 1943), pp. 28-30
Ghez writes about his experience
in Tunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Ghez refers to December 16, 1942 and tells about the liberation of 36 arrested men.
Paul Ghez, Six Mois Sous la Botte (Tunis, 1943), pp. 37-38
Ghez writes about his experience
in Tunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Ghez refers to January 5, 1943 and tells why he did not organized the enlisting of new Forced workers according to German's orders.
Paul Ghez, Six Mois Sous la Botte (Tunis, 1943), pp. 53-54
Ghez writes about his experience inTunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Ghez refers to January 8, 1943 and tells about release of arab forced-workers and maintaining Jewish forced-workers. Paul Ghez, Six Mois Sous la Botte (Tunis, 1943), pp. 56-58
Ghez writes about his experience inTunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Ghez refers to January 9, 1943 and tells how he needed to copy with refusal of Jewish forced workers to follow orders.Paul Ghez, Six Mois Sous la Botte (Tunis, 1943), pp. 58-59
