Ghez writes about his experience
in Tunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Ghez refers to March 13, 1943 and tells how a convoy of Jewish forced workers was bombed by English airplanes.
Paul Ghez, Six Mois Sous la Botte (Tunis, 1943), pp. 119-120
Ghez writes about his experience
in Tunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Ghez refers to April 12, 1943 and tells how the Germans declared on recruitment for forced labor for all french citizens in Tunisia aged 21-22.
Paul Ghez, Six Mois Sous la Botte (Tunis, 1943), pp. 141-142
Ghez writes about his experience
in Tunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Ghez refers to April 22, 1943 and tells how 6 Germans arrived to recruit new forced workers.
Paul Ghez, Six Mois Sous la Botte (Tunis, 1943), p. 45
Ghez writes about his experience
in Tunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Ghez refers to May 1943 and tells how he met the colonel Mayfar.
Paul Ghez, Six Mois Sous la Botte (Tunis, 1943), pp. 152-153
Ghez writes about his experience
in Tunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Ghez refers to May 4, 1943 and tells how 30 workers escaped the labor camp Bizerte.
Paul Ghez, Six Mois Sous la Botte (Tunis, 1943), pp. 154-155
Ben Azaraf Archive, Yad Ben-Zvi, Jerusalem. Box 9, document 1.Undated document, from the Alliance Israelite Universelle and the Association Charles Netter, Casablanca, calling for the recruitment of Jews of Morocco to the French army (and to serve the King of Morocco) with details on registration.
Ben Azaraf Archive, Yad Ben-Zvi, Jerusalem. File 18, documents 1-67.
The first document is a letter dated 4.2.1982, from Rafael Ben Azaraf, Paris, to Dr. Michael Laskier, Tel Aviv. The letter refers to the mailing of a detailed study (66 pages, the second document) written by Ben Azaraf in 1943 on antisemitism in Morocco.
Pre-war: - leaved at the center of "Bizer"- Traditional family - Holydays and related food- Fear from Arab neighbors- Her father's Zionist activity - French school - Childhood games During the war: - the war broke out at the festival of Shavuot - her father served in civil defense - attitude towards Germans and Italians- deportation to the city of manzer - life during the war - Post war:- did not had contact to Arabs - her brother joins th
Offer to draft Jewish from Algiers to Allied Forces
A report reviewing the situation of Algerian Jewry after the liberation.
The review shows that the old anti-Semitic laws were kept and followed by French officials
U.S national Archives
NARA, MMD 745008
