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182_ENG Jewish Council for Amsterdam ( NIOD Instituut voor Oorlogs-, Holocaust- en Genocidestudies )
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Jewish Council for Amsterdam
Access conditions
The archive is largely open to the public.
Only inventory numbers 72; 75; 76; 87; 101; 144-146; 157; 161; 166; 168; 195; 199; 209; 237-239; 255-261; 263, 265, 290 and 306 require written approval from the director of the NIOD. Researchers can apply in writing to the director of the NIOD.
Only inventory numbers 72; 75; 76; 87; 101; 144-146; 157; 161; 166; 168; 195; 199; 209; 237-239; 255-261; 263, 265, 290 and 306 require written approval from the director of the NIOD. Researchers can apply in writing to the director of the NIOD.
laatste wijziging 11-01-2019
308 beschreven archiefstukken
314 gedigitaliseerd
totaal 47.866 bestanden
Introduction
title
records creator
extent
citation and request instruction
dates of accumulation
custodial history/transfer to the RIOD
scope and content
system of arrangement
appraisal, selection and scheduling
accruals
legal status
conditions governing reproduction
language of the material
physical characteristics
author
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History
Establishing and organising the Jewish Council for Amsterdam i
The Jewish Council in international perspective
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Literature and related collections
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Inventory
request instruction
Archive documents from this archive can be requests in the study hall of the NIOD
quoting: collection 182, inv.nr…
The inventory number is listed in increasing numerical order,
on the left of the description of the documents
Archive documents from this archive can be requests in the study hall of the NIOD
quoting: collection 182, inv.nr…
The inventory number is listed in increasing numerical order,
on the left of the description of the documents
2. Departments and committees of the Jewish Council 
182_ENG Jewish Council for Amsterdam
Inventory
2.
Departments and committees of the Jewish Council
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The most important departments of the Jewish Council were located in three buildings. The office of chairmen Asscher and Cohen was in room 101 on Nieuwe Keizersgracht 58. The offices of the General Secretary and General Advisor were also housed here. The department of Expositur was located on the Jan van Eyckstraat 15, 19 and 21. A building on the Lijnbaansgracht 366 housed the Beirat, the department of support for departees and the department for Immigration. Numerous other offices, district bureaus, warehouses and subdivisions were spread across dozens of locations in the capital.
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308 beschreven archiefstukken
314 gedigitaliseerd
totaal 47.866 bestanden
Concordance
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308 beschreven archiefstukken
314 gedigitaliseerd
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Kenmerken
Datering:
1940-1945
Openbaarheid:
The archive is largely open to the public.
Only inventory numbers 72; 75; 76; 87; 101; 144-146; 157; 161; 166; 168; 195; 199; 209; 237-239; 255-261; 263, 265, 290 and 306 require written approval from the director of the NIOD. Researchers can apply in writing to the director of the NIOD.
Only inventory numbers 72; 75; 76; 87; 101; 144-146; 157; 161; 166; 168; 195; 199; 209; 237-239; 255-261; 263, 265, 290 and 306 require written approval from the director of the NIOD. Researchers can apply in writing to the director of the NIOD.
Omvang:
7,9 meters (307 inventory numbers)
Trefwoorden:
Categorie:
Zie ook:
Archiefvormer(s):
Joodsche Raad voor Amsterdam
laatste wijziging 11-01-2019
308 beschreven archiefstukken
314 gedigitaliseerd
totaal 47.866 bestanden
