German Foreign Office Archive File 60650 from 1939-1943.
Instructions on German propaganda in Morocco and Egypt.
Including main Massages, leaflet to the "Arab youth" and a Baled condemns the Jews and the Allies.
German Foreign Office Archive File R99342
The media Converge regarding Jews in Palestine Joining the British Army and their service in Egypt and Libya.
Document located at the US Holocaust Memorial Archive 745023 on 2-29-08
“Jews and Judaism in North Africa” report by Ferdinand Isserman
The document was written in 1944 describes Jewish life in Morocco spicily in Casablanca before and during the war
American Jewish Year Book pages 439-443. Report on the Jews Libya, 1942-1943.
report review the judicial conduct of the French authorities towards Jews in countries under French protectorates in North Africa. The anti-Jewish Tendency's led by Vichy Generals during the war and the positive change after the liberation.
American Jewish Year Book pages 256-258 from 1943. The report review on the European Jewish refugees who arrived to North Africa during WWII. The refugees were imprison in vireos camps (Ain El-Ouraq, Morocco). some of the refugees worked on the Trans Saharan railway and after the liberation for the allies forces. there's a specific remark on a Hunger strike taken by Jews (German-Austrian) who protested the rough conditions and the right to immigrate
An Essay which contains review on French North Africa in 1943. The review was published in the yearbook of foreign policy in 1944, pp. 1009-1026.
The book was published by Prof. F.A. Six as an initiative of the German Foreign Ministry.
The document mentions that general Giraud cancelled discriminatory laws against Jews. Jews returned to their jobs and their salaries are paid in retroactively.
Political review on french north africa in 1942.(Jahrbuch der Weltpolitik 1943, pp. 1037-1047)It is noted that Giraud canceled anti-Jewish legislation and appointed the Jews Rene Mayer, Gunzbourg and Weill to public positions in Algeria. Weill was responsible for the improving of status of Jews. 900 Jewish prisoners in French North Africa were liberated. Most of them chose to join the USA army or to obtain visas to the USA
Ben Azaraf Archive, Yad Ben-Zvi, Jerusalem. Box 3, file 20, document 84.
Article from 1944, Casablanca, with no signature, sent by Rafael Ben Azaraf, the Director of "La Voix Juive" in Morocco to be published in "La Voix Juive" in Tunis. The article reports on Alliance activists back to center after it was closed during three years because of the war.
Ben Azaraf Archive, Yad Ben-Zvi, Jerusalem. Box 3, file 22, documents 112-123 .
First document: letter dated 23.6.1944, Casablanca, from Raphael Ben Azaraf to Elie Gozlan, editor of the "Bulletin de la Fédération des Sociétés Juives d'Algérie" in Algiers. In his letter, Ben Azaraf informs on new subscribers and payements to be transmitted to the newspaper. The letter includes articles written in Morocco dealing about Palestine, antisemitism and the United Nations to be publish in the newspaper (second document).
