Bundesarchiv-Militararchiv in Freiburg - NS 19 3885
Political, militarily, and economic review on Libya as a result of German averment to Egypt
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Bundesarchiv, Germany - SS-Führer Personalakten 58 - B.
Personal file of the SS Officer Theodor Saevecke - who served in Tunisia under Walter Rauff, the Commander of the Einsatzgruppen. In the file, it is noted that Saevecke indeed served in North Africa.
Political and economic review on Egypt in 1942. (Jahrbuch der Weltpolitik 1943, pp. 570-589)
Political and economic review on Egypt in 1942.
From: Jahrbuch der Weltpolitik 1943, pp. 1028 - 1035
Legislation against Libyan Jews (p. 1031)
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, documents 66-70.
Unsigned article from 1944, probably for the newspaper "Readers Digest" for publication to the newspaper "Paris" but the article was censured. The document describes and details the participation of the Jewish soldiers from Palestine serving in the British Army and their battles in Lybia and Egypt. 8500 Jewish soldiers participated in the war in North Africa and the Captain Pierre Koening honored them especially.
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.
Report of the Commander-in-chief of Allied forces to the Combined Chiefs of Staff on Operations in Northwest Africa: Enemy offensives against the French
Report of the Commander-in-chief Allied forces to the Combined Chiefs of Staff on Operations in Northwest Africa: Kasserine
Report of the Commander-in-chief Allied forces to the Combined Chiefs of Staff on Operations in Northwest Africa: Mediterranean Air Command and Northwest African Air Force
