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Orders against the Jews includes; copies of the printed Orders by the Military Government of occupied France relating to measures against the Jews, correspondence with Attorney General - Charles Duret-Aubin and Aliens Officer - Clifford Orange, registration of Jews with registration details of Esher Pauline Lloyd, née Silver, Margaret Hurban, née Blod, Hedy Bercu, Hyam Goldman, Ruby Ellen Still, née Marks, Theresa Marks, née Leopold, John Jacobs, Nathan Davidson, Samuel Selig Simon, John Max Finkelstein, Victor Emanuel and Marianne Blampied, née Van Abbe, marking of Jewish Businesses as a 'Jewish Undertaking' including correspondence concerning Gosford Furnishing Company, Montague Burton Limited, Madame Eve, enquiries concerning the faith of Sydney Bernard Podro, Jack Morris Israel, Catherine Pauline Hill, née Jacobs, William Rosenberg, Ada Goldman, née Matthews, Agnes Delicat, M Simon, Ada Isaacs, née Rigby and Ramon Alfred Gordon, declarations of the property of Harry Leopold Marks, Commercial Properties (Jersey) Limited, Phineas Cohen, Alfred Krichefski, Nathan Davidson, Hyam Goldman, Simon Peretz, Israel Cohen, Dudley Marks, Louis Feldman and Mr and Mrs Beryl and Bernard Silver, appointment of Aryan Administrators for Jewish Businesses, sale of and winding up of Jewish Businesses and inclusion of a red cross on Registered Jews filing cards.

Reference: B/A/W30/17

Date: 30 September 1940 - 21 October 1942

Fourth Order relating to Jews

Reference: B/A/W30/56

Date: 10 June 1941 - 4 July 1941

Order relating to the withdrawal of Jewish wireless sets with related papers

Reference: B/A/W30/66

Date: 22 August 1941 - 13 March 1942

Orders concerning Jews and resolutions of General Assemblies

Reference: B/A/W30/69

Date: 6 October 1941 - 1 November 1941

Order and Registration against sabotage and registration of Sixth Order against Jews

Reference: B/A/W30/82

Date: 11 February 1942 - 7 March 1942

Orders against the Jews and concerning postal traffic

Reference: B/A/W30/88

Date: 15 April 1942 - 16 May 1942

8th Order against the Jews

Reference: B/A/W30/96

Date: 1 June 1942 - 15 June 1942

Order and registration relating to the forfeiture of the goods of Polish, Bohemians and Moravian Jews

Reference: B/A/W30/134

Date: 27 September 1943 - 23 October 1943

Detailed and very informative journal (131pp ms) covering the period June 1940 - February 1942, kept by R E H Fletcher who was living on Jersey during the German Occupation of the Channel Islands and recording local reactions to the news of the fall of France in June 1940, the state of Jersey's defences, the demilitarisation of the island and the ensuing panic as people head for the British Mainland, the first German bombing raids on the island, the restrictions and regulations imposed by the Germans, contacts with the behaviour of German Troops, the increasing food and fuel shortages, acts of resistance by the local population, and anti-Jewish measures enforced by the Germans; together with a German 'Ausweis (purpose unclear); also a short anecdotal memoir (6pp ts) by Fletcher's grand-daughter, recording her own experiences of life in Jersey during the war.

Reference: ConShelf

Date: 1940 - 1942

Orders relating to the measures against the Jews. Correspondence between Clifford Orange, Chief Aliens Officer; A M Coutanche, Bailiff; the Feldkommandant and C W Duret Aubin, Attorney General; newscuttings, memos, lists of Jews (including previous to the occupation), registration forms. Some papers transferred from the Bailiff's War Files ref.B/A/W30/17 and B/A/W30/66

Reference: D/AP/K/1

Date: 1940 - 1944

Photocopy of a letter from Guy Porter, London to Lefroy regarding his evacuation experience from Jersey prior to the arrival of the German troops. Photocopy of the Third Order relating to measures against the Jews, as it appeared in the Evening Post.

Reference: D/AP/T/13

Date: 23 June 1940

Papers and posters relating to German rule in the Island, including list of names of Jews registered in Jersey and the orders relating to the wireless and orders of the Germans. (See also B/A/W30/13, 17 and 23)

Reference: D/AP/T/23

Date: 1941 - 1945

File concerning Austrian Nationals and Austrians professing the Jewish faith

Reference: D/S/F1/3G

Date: 28 May 1938 - 29 May 1948

File concerning Czechoslovakian nationals and Czechoslovakian nationals professing the Jewish faith

Reference: D/S/F1/3I

Date: 31 March 1939 - 22 January 1940

File concerning German nationals and German nationals professing Jewish faith

Reference: D/S/F1/3L

Date: 10 December 1938 - 18 October 1948

File concerning Hungarian nationals and Hungarian nationals professing Jewish faith

Reference: D/S/F1/3M

Date: 18 April 1939 - 21 April 1939

File concerning Italian nationals and Italian nationals professing Jewish faith

Reference: D/S/F1/3N

Date: 26 October 1938 - 11 June 1948

File concerning Polish nationals and Polish nationals professing Jewish faith

Reference: D/S/F1/3O

Date: 31 January 1939 - 14 April 1948

File concerning Turkish nationals and Turkish nationals professing Jewish faith

Reference: D/S/F1/3R

Date: 1 August 1939 - 28 September 1940

Testament of Jean Le Petevin dit Le Roux of St Brelade. Dated 15/06/1837. Bequeaths to the poor of St Brelade, 24 livres of old French currency, and to different Missionary Societies, both Biblical and Jewish, 3 livres.

Reference: D/Y/A/24/98

Date: 15 January 1840

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