Borgel tells about his experience on December 8,
1942 in Tunis under the German occupation in the Second World War. In this chapter Borgel tells how the lists of jewish workers for the forced-labour were made.
Robert Borgel, Etoile jaune et croix gammée (Tunis, 1944), pp. 62-70.
Borgel tells about his experience
in Tunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Borgel refers to forced labor in Mateur during the German occupation in Tunisia.
Robert Borgel, Étoile jaune et croix gammée (Tunis, 1944), pp. 107-110
Borgel tells about his experience
in Tunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Borgel refers to forced labor in Bizerte during the German occupation in Tunisia.
Robert Borgel, Etoile jaune et croix gammée (Tunis, 1944), pp. 110-118
Borgel tells about his experience
in Tunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Borgel refers to Jewish work units under the Italian forces in Tunisia.
Robert Borgel, Etoile jaune et croix gammée (Tunis, 1944), pp. 119-127
Borgel writes about his experience
in Tunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Borgel refers to secret agents of the Allies in Tunis.
Robert Borgel, Etoile jaune et croix gammée (Tunis, 1944), pp. 161-165
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 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 the liberation of Tunisia after the German occupation.
Robert Borgel, Etoile jaune et croix gammée (Tunis, 1944), pp. 197-205
Ghez writes about his experience inTunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Ghez refers to December 10, 1942 and the division of Jewish men to working groups. Paul Ghez, Six Mois Sous la Botte (Tunis, 1943), pp. 25-28
Ghez writes about his experience inTunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Ghez refers to December 12, 1942 and tells about the march of forced-workers from Tunis to the labor camp Cheylus. Paul Ghez, Six Mois Sous la Botte (Tunis, 1943), pp. 30-31
