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
American Jewish Year Book, Pages 258-259, reviewing the condition of Tunisian Jews under Nazi occupation 1942-1943. this include the number of Jews that were murder, rape of Jewish women and forced labour.
American Jewish Year Book, Pages 198-199, Dealing the story of a non-Jewish Portuguese man who traveled to Morocco in November 1941 and tells about the labour work that was enforced on Jews in constructing the Trans Saharan rail between Dakar and North Africa. The workers suffered from malnutrition, hunger, thirst, diseases and lack of medical equipment.
Archives Benazaraf, Yad Ben-Zvi, Jerusalem, Box 2, Folder 10, doc 17-18
Letter from the Jewish leadership in Casablanca to the authorities on Anti-Semitism
Bundesarchiv - SS Führerpersonalakten 64.
The document contains the personal file of the SS officer Georg Best, who served in Tunisia under Walter Rauff, the Chief of Einsatzgruppen.
German state Archives document (Bundesarchiv) RS A 439.
The document contains the personal file of an SS officer George Best, who worked in Tunisia under the command of Walter Rauff, the head of the Einsatzgruppen.
Borgel tells about his experience on December 6,
1942 in Tunis under the German occupation in the Second World War. In this chapter Borgel tells about the order, which Rauff imposed on the Jewish community in Tunis, to enlist 2000 workers for forced-labour.
Robert Borgel, Etoile jaune et croix gammée (Tunis, 1944), pp. 31-39.
Borgel tells about his experience on December 7,
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. 40-41.
Borgel tells about his experience on December 9,
1942 in Tunis under the German occupation in the Second World War.
In this chapter Borgel tells about the enlistment of jewish workers for forced-labour.
Robert Borgel, Etoile jaune et croix gammée (Tunis, 1944), pp. 45-61.
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.
