Приклади вживання Judenrat Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Bolekhiv The Judenrat.
Rohatyn Judenrat members with armbands in autumn 1941.
Rohatyn Judenrat.
The Judenrat was obliged to build a kitchen, bakery, stores, and a clinic.
They ordered a Judenrat.
The Judenrat and other public groups provided assistance and medical care.
On the same day, the Gestapo detachment ordered a Judenrat established in the city.
The Judenrat was set up and Jews were forced to hard physical work in a labour camp.
It seems that they chose the initial Minsk Judenrat more or less at random- and chose badly.
The Judenrat(Jewish council), Jewish police, and Jewish labor board are formed.
Enforcing of German orders, received through Judenrat or directly from the occupation authorities;
The Judenrat, required to collect a regular“contribution” of money from the Jewish population of the ghetto, diverted some of these funds to the partisans.
Much of the ghetto is leveled by fire,leaving only the Judenrat building and a few other Jewish buildings standing.
They established a Judenrat(Jewish council) and set up 2 ghettos, at the Moskovitz brickyard and at the Gluck lumberyard.
The underground subverted theorgans of German control over Jewish life, the Judenrat and the Jewish police.
After this first action the Judenrat was headed by Gershon Kvint. Max Rabinovich became his deputy.
The bakery had been taken by the Germans in August,its bread production used to supply the Judenrat for consumption in the ghetto.
House of the German Department of Jewish affairs, or'Judenrat', during the German occupation(7 Tarasa Shevchenka Street; now the apartment building).
In the occupied Soviet Union, as in occupied Poland, German rule forced Jews into ghettos, which were administered by a local Jewishcouncil typically known by the German term Judenrat.
For health servicing of Jewish population in 1941 Judenrat organized a Jewish policlinic(headed by physician Gavarin) and a Jewish hospital(headed by physician Blumovich).
The school complex includes a building which before World War II was a synagogue near the Ukrainian Greek Catholic church,and another building which was the Judenrat office during the war, at the edge of the wartime Jewish ghetto.
In order toprovide medical institutions with the most essential items Judenrat called people to provide all possible assistance and Jews living in Slonim donated beds, clothes, linen and bedclothes.
At some point we may propose to place a plaque on a street-facing exterior wall which commemorates the building's prior use as asynagogue(as was done for the nearby former Judenrat building at the same school), but we do not anticipate any further work there.
In the cities of occupied Poland, the Judenrat was often composed of Jews of some standing in the prewar community, often the same people who had led the Jewish communal structures that had been legal in independent Poland.
An elite of sorts included the more wealthy Jews who sold off their pre-war effects andreal estate, along with Judenrat employees and Jewish police functionaries, collaborators, and finally smugglers and owners of upscale restaurants.
On July 22, 1942, the Judenrat received instructions that all Warsaw Jews were to be deported to the East- exceptions were made for Jews working in German factories, Jewish hospital staff, members of the Judenrat and their families, and members of the Jewish police force and their families.