Testimony of Moris Yaish
Courtesy of Yad Vashem
Yellow badge
Testimony of Thedor Saevecke for his involvement in the WWII in Tunisia
Bad Arolsen Archive (Its North Africa 022011) pp: 82202649-82202652
List of documents from Jacques Savil book on the Jews of Tunisia in World war II. attached a testimony of Theodor Saevecke on his role in the event that happened in Tunisia during the war. Saevecke claims he claims that he had nothing to do with what happened to the Jews in Tunisia and that he even apposed to them wearing the yellow patch, also that the Jewish forced labour in Tunisia did not had racial background
Six Mois Sois la Botte - Paul Ghez: January 26, 1943
Ghez writes about his experience inTunis under the German occupation during WWII. In this chapter Ghez refers to January 26, 1943 and tells about the allied bombing above the city Bizerte.Paul Ghez, Six Mois Sous la Botte (Tunis, 1943), pp. 74-75
General Report of the French Government regarding the theft of Jewish Property in France: Chapter 1
General Report of the French Government regarding the theft of Jewish Property in France: Chapter 1
Victory will free 30,000 Tunis Jews
An aritcle published in the New-York Times (8/5/1943): 'Victory will free 30,000 Tunis Jews'
La Tunisie Libérée 7/7/1943
La Tunisie Libérée 7/7/1943 Nr. 51
Video testimony by Rachel Kakun Hajaj
Her father was born in Gafssa and her mother in
Gibraltar, theט met when her father was working for her uncle in his jewelry store. Her father was very religes.
She studied in a French high Scholl, and tells about different aspects of life before the war: religious events, relations with the neighbors etc.
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Remembers that the wars broke out on Friday when one of the Arab neighbors came and warn them about the approaching German army. Remembers the yellow patch.
Tunisian Jews during the German Occupation
Mémorial de la Shoah Archives, File Tunisia CCCLXXXVIII, pages 137-143 - The Ben-Zvi Institute
Tunisian Jews during the German Occupation
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Wearing of the Yellow Badges by the Jews in Tunisia
Mémorial de la Shoah Archives, file Tunisia CCCLXXXVIII, pages 378-380 - The Ben-Zvi Institute
Letter of the French Authorities considering forcing Jews to wear the Yellow Badge in Tunisia
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Daily life in Tunisian concentration camps
Mémorial de la Shoah Archives, File Tunisia CCCLXXXVIII, pages 448-451 - The Ben-Zvi Institute.
Participation of Tunisian Jewish bourgeoisie in forced labour
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