Holocaust Archive of a Jew Chaim Negby documents from I-Lager St. Denis, France

Description

Very rare!
Holocaust. Archive of a Jew Haim (Chaim) Negby
With his
documents from I-Lager Drancy, St. Denis, France
and other papers,
1939-1946, 16 items. In German, French, English, Polish and Hebrew.
Including:
1. Lager Personalkarte (personal card in camp)
Photo with lager number
And finger print, in German;
2. Zivilinternierten-Meldung (Civilian internees message) 1942, with inscription:
Austauschwillig.
Jude (exchange willingly. Jew). Signature of Major
Und
Lagerfuehrer (Major and camp leader
);
3. Health report, evidence of poor health, 1941, in German.
4. Hospital certificate 1941, in German and French;
5. Letter of Jewish community in France to Haim Nagby in I-Lager on official form
With German Camp censorship, 1942, in French;
6. Two certificates about his membership in French Legion, 1939, 1940, in French
7. Birth certificate in Polish from 1939 and other documents, papers and letters
Diffirent condition. Fragile chipped paper to many documents, tracks of moth
During the second world war
, Drancy was the site of the Drancy internment camp where Jews, Gypsies, and others were held before being shipped to the German concentration camps. In 1976, the Memorial to the Deportation at Drancy was created by sculptor Shlomo Selinger to commemorate the French Jews imprisoned in the camp.