Bidspirit auction | Lot of 9 personal documents

Lot of 9 personal documents of Dr. Saia (Jeshayahu) Bercovici, a Jewish physician from Radauti in Bukovina, a survivor of the deportation to Transnistria, 1915-1962: (1) movement permit (Autorizatie) of the Transnistria Gendarmerie Inspectorate, Moghilev, June 1943, authorising the Jew Dr. Bercovici from the Moghilev ghetto, employed as a physician at the hospital, to travel on duty and return to his residence within fixed hours, signed by the Commander of the Moghilev Gendarmerie Legion and endorsed by the county Prefect; (2) doctorate of medicine of the University of Giessen, Germany, 29 June 1915, in the name of Saia Bercovici aus Falticeni (Rumanien), on the basis of his thesis ”Statistisch-kasuistischer Beitrag zu den traumatischen Linsenluxationen”, signed by the Rector Dr. Sommer and the Dean Dr. Strahl, with the embossed university seal; (3) medical certificate in German (Arztliches Zeugnis) of Dr. Gedali Preminger of 47 Jabotinsky Street, Tel Aviv, 12 February 1962, documenting the treatment of Dr. Bercovici in Moghilev in Transnistria in 1941-1944, its continuation in Radauti from 1945 and until his emigration to Israel at the end of 1947; (4) certificate of the Radauti County Health Service, No. 3775 of 26 November 1947, certifying that he practises otorhinolaryngology and general medicine for more than 30 years, signed by the county medical officer Dr. T. Nandris, with three Romanian revenue stamps; (5) Kupat Holim card of the General Federation of Hebrew Workers in Eretz Israel, Tel Aviv branch, No. 68, with a photograph, valid to 30 June 1952; (6) and (7) two certificates of the Monitorul Oficial and the State Printing Works, Romanian Ministry of Finance, No. 41211, quoting the publication of 19 December 1923 granting Dr. Saia Bercovici, a graduate of the University of Giessen, the right to practise medicine in Romania, one of them dated 25 July 1948, franked with revenue stamps; (8) certificate of the Radauti Social Insurance Fund, 1948, signed by the director Hellmann Stefan, confirming his service as an otorhinolaryngologist until 22 December 1947, with revenue stamps of the Romanian People's Republic; (9) red Romanian identity card (Carte Valable) with a photograph and a revenue stamp, and handwritten slips. Varied conditions, folding marks, tears and wear, exactly as photographed. Units in lot: 9