Romania: Censimento degli ebrei, 1942

The original Tabele Barbatilor ("Census of Men") lists were compiled during the Antonescu regime in Romania, in 1942. There are three separate lists:

• T1: The purpose of the first list was to establish a listing of Jewish males resident in all counties and towns of Romania in that year, and born between the years of 1881-1892 (over 50 years old). These men were not to be compelled to forced labor camps, because of their age.


• T2: The second list included Jewish males born between 1893-1921 (ages 21-50) and that were living in Bucuresti. These men were assigned to labor details, usually working in the businesses of non-Jews.


• T3: The third list included Jewish males age 15 and 16 (born June 1, 1926 - May 31, 1928) that were living in Bucuresti. Many were still in school, but some already had professions. They also were not placed in labor details.

About the Database:

• Name - Family name and first name (Surname, Given Name)


• Birth Place, County - The town of birth, followed by the county of birth, when given. If the person was born outside of Romania, the county is often the country of birth.


• Birth Date - Date or year of birth


• Father / Mother - Father's given name, Mother's given name


• Education - Level of education


• Profession - Occupation or trade, translated from Romanian


• Residence / Address - Place or address of residence - The first (upper) cell represents a residence usually outside of Bucaresti; The second (lower) cell represents an address in Bucuresti.


• Assigned Labor - Labor detail to which the person was assigned


• Census # - Census number assigned to the person

Updates:
20 May 2021: Additional records created though database improvements.