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More than 75 000 names in the databases.

Here you will find information on the various databases available on our search page.

1. Various lists 1939-1945 ( including Gurs cemetery, Gurs survivors from Baden,1943 Jewish census of Lyon, Jewish students in Lyon ...)
   
2. Lists of inmates in the camp of Borgo San Dalmazzo
3. Lists of inmates in the camp of St Cyprien
4. List of Jews from Belgium ( before May 10, 1940) deported from France, survivors in 1945
5. Interned & Deported ( convoy 50)
   
6. Various lists about French internment camps ( Gurs, Rivesaltes, Vallon en Sully, Noé...)
   
7. Census of the Jews in Lyon 1941
8. Census of the Jews in the Allier department
9. Refugees in Morocco
10. Internment in the Alpes Maritimes ( formerly Basses Alpes/ Nice ,Cannes etc...)
11. Camp of Argelès
12. Jewish Committee for Social Action Lyon 1946
13. 1940 Jewish Census of the Pas-de-Calais
14. Departure list HICEM 41-42 France

Other lists

• Identity control and arrests in" café les Tramwaymen" in Bruxelles
  
• 111 inmates transferred from Auschwitz to Buchenwald January 22, 1945
• List of transfers from Gurs to Chansaye July 1941  ( comments in French only)
  

Borgo San Dalmazzo'list have been uploaded November 22^nd 328 new entries in the database.

We would like to focus on the list “Liste divers camps d’internement français » which provides data on people in the camps of Drancy, Les Milles, Rivesaltes, Gurs and Recebedou. The lists are mostly made with non French Jews, various nationalities are represented as well as stateless people.

Some of them were already inmates in St Cyprien in 1940, and if you research both files you may find more data.

These lists are only partial but they represent a unique tool to complete the work of publication done by Serge Klarsfeld on the deportation of the Jews from France.

We are still in the process of adding more data on this page and we hope we shall soon improve the search page too.

We soon will add lists from other southern camps ( app. 20 000 names) with partial information but it may help researchers to locate people they look for and we can on request inform where the sources are located.