Bundesarchiv-Militararchiv in Freiburg - 2.29, File: 963, Item 7038280
Report from 21.11.1942 regarding fleeing Jews and De-gaulle suporters from Tinis to the west.
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Bundesarchiv-Militararchiv in Freiburg, division M.29.FR, File 171, Item 7025173.
Reported placing a British battalion bother Marsa Reported placing a British battalion bother Marsa
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Case No. 1220 (Item #: 7038477) division M.29..FR כfrom German military archives in Freiborg.Order dated 04.04.1943 Page 5 Article 9: demand to put Working groups of Jews in front of "rooms-business" (Geschaeftzimmer) in the Jewish camps to be employed in Bizarta-north .Orde date 11.1.1943.Page 2 Article 8: prohibition of trade exchange between German soldiers and Arabs, Jews or Christians.
Case No. 1178 (Item #: 7038281) division M.29..FR German military archives in Freiburg. Page 2 has reference to Libya:
- Tripoli and Tunis will be military basecamp for italian deployment
- Low Confidence for Italians: the Germans argue that the Italians they see them as "saving blood", in respect of German willingness to participate in the campaign in North Africa
Case No. 1177 (Item #: 7038281) division M.29..FR from German military archives in Freiburg dated 04.11.1940. Fuhrer (Hitler) expressed regarding the occupation of Libya: more time is needed to conquer Libya than previously thought. We can not rely on the Italians to begin their attack to Mersa-Matruh before the end of December 1940.
- The Italians want Tripoli as a basis for supply to their army. According to their statements, the Germans should use as basis for the German army Tunisia.
The archive of Bad Arolson (ITS NORTH AFRICA 022011) page 82202656 of 18.9.1942.
In a Telegram, the Germans were asked not to interfere in the Franco-Italian relationship in the matter of the Italian Jews in Tunisia
23 December 1942: edict the payment of 20 million French francs on the rich Jews in Tunisia to cover the damages caused by the Allied bombing in Tunisia, "international Jewry responsible for war and expansion." The order signed by General von Arnim.
Bad Arolsen Archive (Its North Africa 022011) Page 82202654
Les Juifs de Tunisie sous Vichy et l’occupation / Sabille, Jacques; preface de Daniel Mayer
Germen involvement in Anti-Jewish Policy towards Italian Jews
Archive Bad Arolsen (ITS NORTH AFRICA 022011) 82202663 to 82202662 pages. Message to the main security office of the Reich on the arrival of head of Einsatzkomande in Tunis, Walter Rauff, to the city's airport in 21.11.1942.
Bad Arolsen Archive (Its North Africa 022011) Page 82202629-82202644
Report on Tunisian Jews in November 1942 - May 1943.
