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1942 – on “Vanzee” street
A conference was convened on January 20th,
1942, in the Gestapo villa at 56-58 Am Grossen Wannsee. There was only one item
on the agenda – the final dealing with the Jewish question in Europe. The plan
for the dealing with this question requires from the allies in the Pact Romania,
Slovakia, Croatia, and Bulgaria, to introduce against their Jews new measures
aligned with the Gestapo (in occupied countries the German deal with this matter
alone). In order to deal with the matter once and for all by means of physical
eradication of the Jews a list was made of all European countries with a total
of 11 291 500 Jews, including the Bulgarian 48 000. At the same time, on
December 29th, 1941, Alexander Belev, Jurisconsult with the Ministry of Interior
and People’s Health, leader of the Champions who stood behind the attempt to
vandalize Jewish stores along the central streets in Sofia in 1939, who had
studied on site German anti-Semitic legislation and was involved in the drafting
of the Law for protection of the nation, was dispatched to Germany.
Order by Minister of Interior and People’s Health Petar Gabrovski dispatching
Al. Belev, Jurisconsult with the Ministry, to Germany,
Sofia, December 29th, 1942
Central National Archives,
Fund 1568, Inventory 1, Record Unit 122, Sheet
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Alexander Belev’s Personal Tax Return for 1942 showing the offices he holds.
Sofia, March 26th, 1943
1941 Central National Archives,
Fund 190K, Inventory 1, Record Unit 1, Sheet
Alexander Belev, Jurisconsult wit the Ministry of Interior and People’s Health
until August 1942. Central National 1941
Central National Archives,
Fund 3K, Inventory 14, Record Unit 203, Sheet 8
Law assigning to the Council of Ministers to take all necessary action towards
resolving the Jewish question and all related matters,
Sofia, June 12th, 1942
Central National Archives,
Fund 371K, Inventory51, Record Unit 1081
Nazi list showing the number of Jews for extermination by country.
Central National Archives, Library
Decree issued on the grounds of the Law assigning to the Council of Ministers to
take all necessary action towards resolving the Jewish question. Article I of
the Decree reads: ‘A Commissariat for the Jewish Question is being established
with the Ministry of Interior.’
Central National Archives,
Fund 1568K, Inventory 1, Record Unit 122
Envelope and stamps of the Commissariat.
Central National Archives,
Fund 1568K, Inventory 1, Record Unit 80 |
