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Fichier de Drancy

Document | Accession Number: 1998.A.0086 | RG Number: RG-04.077M

The Drancy File conserved at the ICRC is a census of the Jewish deportees from France, Germany, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Slovakia, Russia, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Poland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Greece, and Turkey, who were arrested by the Vichy Government on French territory and who transited the camp in Drancy between February 1942 and March 1943. The File was conveyed to the International Committee of the Red Cross in several batches that in all likelihood were delivered to the ICRC delegation in Paris between July and September 1943.

Subtitle
Drancy file
Date
1939-1962
bulk:  1942-1943
Language
French
Extent
158 microfiche.

About This Document

System of Arrangement
Organized into the following series: G2BE/21, RBeCO, Belges et Luxembourg; G2BG/17, RBuOCBulgares; G2CI/9, RCID, individuelles de civils; G2CZ/16, RTOC, Tchèues; G2HE/17, RGOC, Grecs(Helleniques); G2HU/13, RHgOCC, Hongrois; G2PL/22, RPCO, Polonais, G2RO/16, RROCC, Roumains;G2SU/50, RNnOC, Russe; G2FR/349, RFCO, Service Francais Conflit, 1939-1945; and G2CI, Divers (SIR)Conflit, 1939-1945

Keywords and Subjects

Administrative History

Holder of Originals
International Committee of the Red Cross
Legal Status
Permanent Collection
Provenance
Archives du ComitéInternational de la Croix-Rouge microfilmed the Drancy file for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in 1998. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the microfiche via the Museum's International Programs Division on June 19, 1998.

Rights and Restrictions

Conditions on Access
This material can only be accessed in a Museum reading room or other on-campus viewing station. There are no additional access restrictions to this material.
Conditions on Use
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum may not make copies of the entirety of the film or digital files for third parties and not to publish or circulate a large number of documents without the written permission of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). The Museum may permit third parties to print out selected pages and parts of the materials for private study and research in accordance with its archival operations and its rules. The files of the ICRC contain personal, medical, legal, professional and other details that merit degree of protection. Researchers must therefore be particularly careful to respect the privacy of the individuals to whom those documents refer. The ICRC expressly draws researcher's attention to the fact that public disclosure of information that could harm a person's reputation or constitute an invasion of privacy is in breach of Article 28 of the Swiss Civil Code.

 
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