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Jewish Historical & Genealogical Research               Guide to On-Line Resources on Holocaust Era Assets During the last decade Holocaust era assets havebecome a major international issue. Several commissions of inquiry in variouscountries, numberless articles, books and documentaries, sites on Internet, journalisticinvestigations - the sheer volume of information is so enormous that it is mostdifficult to keep updated. The idea behind this page is to provide, as a freeservice to the public, a guide to on-line lists of names of potential owners ofHolocaust era assets. By no means is this guide complete or will ever be so butif you know of a resource (either on-line or other) that lists names of ownersof Holocaust era assets or enables one to locate such lists, please let meknow. To do so, you may use the e-mail form which is availabe on the home pageof this site. Most of the links listed here will bring you tosites created and maintained by governments, organizations and companies.Please turn to them for further information and do not forget to thank them fortheir efforts and investment. Resources in Austria In 1938 the Nazi authorities in Austria ordered all their Jewishcitizens to fill in forms titled Verzeichnis ueber das Vermoegen von Juden nachdem Stand vom 27. April 1938 ("List of Assets belonging to Jews as ofApril 27th, 1938"). The entire collection of the forms (some 50,000 items)is available today at the Austrian State Archives in Vienna. The list ofpersons who filled in the forms and their dates of birth as well as a sample image of the form is available on-line from www.livingheirs.com,a joint venture of Avotaynu, Risk International Services and the SimonWiesenthal Center. The site also contains detailed instructions on how to obtaina copy of the form. Please note that Austrian Jews were required to also reportassets kept outside of Austria (like, for example, an account in a Swiss bank)which means that the forms can be of help for recovery of assets not only inAustria but elswhere. Another point worthy of notice is that the forms werealso sent to Austrian citizens who resided abroad and some of them might havefilled them in and returned them to the Nazi authorities out of concern fortheir familes or for any other reason. This means that one should have a lookat the list even if the person in question left Austria before 1938. If youhave found your name or that of your relatives in this list do not wait untilyou get copies of the form. Apply immediately to Austrian Bank HolocaustLitigation, c/o Plaintiffs Class Counsel, POBox 1650, Philadelphia, PA 19105 orvisit www.austrianbankclaims.comTheAustrian Post Saving Fund (Oesterreichische Postsparkasse AG) has an on-linelist of some 7,000 former clients (90% of whom were Jewish) who were forced toleave some of their savings upon emigration from the country during the Naziera. The address of the site is: www.psk.at/pskgruppe/report/listen/index.html.Resources in the Czech Republic The Czech Government maintains an excellent Internet site with muchinformation on Holocaust era assets including "a list of people whoseproperty was confiscated by the occupation authorities in the territory of theso-called Protectorate. It is a copy of what was retrieved from both Gestapoand the Central Association for Private Insurance in the Protectoratedocuments, which were sent to insurance companies during the period1940-1944". The compilers of the list warn that it is not complete andthat the main missing part relates to Czech Jews whose property was confiscatedby the Office for Jewish Emigration. The list contains family name, first name,year of birth and title and/or maiden name of people whose property wasconfiscated. To see the list go to: www.hrad.cz/kpr/holocaust/seznam_uk.html.Resources in Poland In 1960 and 1975 Switzerland escheated to Poland 53 dormant bank accountsand some insurance policies belonging to Polish citizens. Today the PolishMinistry of Finance offers to return the money to their owners or their heirs.The site is in Polish only but it is simple to navigate: just scroll down toreach the list of 53 names and the balances of their accounts in Swiss francs.But if you still need any help, send me an e-mail from the home page of thissite and I will do my best to help. And if you happen to know Hermann and IlseFriedlaender or their heirs tell them that they have more than 50,000 Swissfrancs waiting for them in Poland. The address of the site is www.prezydent.pl/nowosci/konta.html.Resources in Sweden The list of dormant accounts in Swedish banks can be found at: www.ud.se/english/nazigold/banklist.htm.Most of the owners, though, are Americans, so do not expect too much in the wayof Holocaust era assets. Resources in Switzerland In July and October 1997, the Swiss Bankers Association publishedlists of accounts, which were opened at Swiss banks before 9 May, 1945 and haveremained dormant ever since. The lists, which contain 5,570 names of non-Swisscitizens with a total balance of 67 million Swiss francs are no longeravailable on-line from their original site (www.dormantaccounts.ch) but areincorporated into the database referred to in the "Resources inAustria" section of this guide (just look for names with the letter"S" attached to them). The second batch of 20,825 bank accounts"designated during the Independent Committee of Eminent Persons("ICEP") investigation of Swiss banks as "probably" [sic!]related to victims of Nazi persecution" was published in February 2001 andis available from www.dormantaccounts.ch/lists.html.By the way, I wonder why the Swiss would put the word "probably" inquotation marks. Is it their way to signal that they themselves doubt that sucha probability exists? For dormant accounts that were returned by the Swiss toPoland look under "Resources in Poland". Resources in the United Kingdom In the years 1939-1945 the British Government froze assets in Englandbelonging to enemy citizens, which included not only Germany and her allies butall the countries under German occupation. The list of some 30,000 owners ofassets still kept in British hands is available on-line from http://www.enemyproperty.gov.uk/.Many of the owners are, of course, of non-Jewish origin but still one findsthere Miss Dina Wolert whose "last known address was Warsaw ghetto".Miss Wolert had 124 pounds in her frozen account. Warning: The site, although very nicely designed, is plagued byserious misspeling of names and addresses. My advice would be to give only thefirst letter of the requested name and browse through the results. British Bankers' Association has recently published a list ofnames of owners of bank accounts frozen under World War II legislation.Although the introduction to the site proudly states that "our objectiveis to help re-unite holocaust victims or their heirs with any money in bankaccounts which has been unclaimed since the second world war period"[original spelling] the site is most unfriendly of all these which are reviewedin this Guide. But the Holocaust victims or their heirs will undoubtly findmuch consolation in the fact that their confidentiality is very well protectedby the Association, which only publishes "surname and initial". Theaddress of the site is http://www.restoreuk.org.uk/Resources in the United States Of all the countries which pledged during the 1997 London conferenceon Holocaust era assets to publish guides to their archival resources on thistopic only the US fully kept its promise. The result is a monumental (some1,200 pages) volume compiled by Greg Bredsher of the National Archives andRecords Administration which is also available on line at www.nara.gov/publications/assets/.Although this finding aid itself does not include lists of owners of Holocaustera assets, it helps to locate them among the holdings of the NationalArchives. The most promising of which for the Holocaust era refugees in the USare the returns of the 1943 census on American-owned assets in foreigncountries (TFR 500 forms). For details see "Records of Office of ForeignAssets Control (RG 265)", pp. 1035-1043 of the finding aid. Simon Wiesenthal Center has a list of 1,500 Swiss bank accounts frozenin the US during WWII. The address is: http://www.wiesenthal.com/swiss/swissquery.html.International Resources The International Commission on Holocaust Era Insurance Claimsmaintains an on-line database of names of Holocaust era insurance policyholders. The database has been compiled from two basic sources: archives ofinsurance companies which form part of the Commission (most of all Generali)and various public archives (for the time being mainly the Austrian StateArchives in Vienna (see also under "Resources in Austria"). Theaddress of the site is: http://www.icheic.org/form.html Copyright © 1999; Historical and Genealogical Research in Israel. Allrights reserved.  |
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