• Central State Archives of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
• Statistical Bureau of the NKVD.
• Commissioner of the Evacuation Committee of the Council of People's Commissars of the Uzbek SSR.
• Arkhiv Soveta Natsionalnoy Bezopastnosti Respubliki Uzbekistan.

1941-1943

Evacuees in Uzbekistan: Resources from the Central State Archives of the Republic of Uzbekistan available in the USHMM Archives.

Central State Archives of the Republic of Uzbekistan (Address: 700043 Tashkent, ul. Cilanzarskaya, 2 Uzbekistan ; Tel. 998-71-2-77-0480 or 77-2425 ; Director General: Irkin Abdullaevich Abdullaev ; Deputy Director: Tatyana Konstantinovna Steklova).

Number of Names or Other Entries-- Over 339,250 Names.

Archival material [microfilm] and also Internet resources

• Jewish Refugees in Tashkent. [Internet resource]
• Central Asian Jewish Refugees. [Internet resource]
• Tashkent Refugees. [Internet resource]
• USHMM Uzbek Refugees Database Search. [Internet resource]

• USHMM Archives: [Part of RG-75.002M]
• The results of a names digitization project of at least part of these records is available to authorized Survivors Registry staff as various computer files in the USHMM Computer Network folder S:\DATA\REGLISTS\UzbekRefugees\.
• Searchable renditions of the data gleaned from these cards (approx. 152,000 names) with links to images of the cards themselves are also available to the public at https://www.ushmm.org/online/hsv/source_view.php?SourceId=21304 and also as a part of JewishGen's "Holocaust Database" as "Jewish Refugees in Tashkent" at http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/Holocaust/0136_uzbek.html#Database.

From the Archives of the Service for National Security (SNB) of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives received the filmed collection via the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum International Archives Project in May 2004.

• Jews --Uzbekistan --Tashkent --Registers.
• Refugees, Jewish --Uzbekistan --Tashkent --Registers.
• Jews --Uzbekistan --Tashkent --Sources.
• Refugees, Jewish --Uzbekistan --Tashkent --Sources.
• Jews, Polish --Uzbekistan --Tashkent --Registers.
• Jews, Ukrainian --Uzbekistan --Tashkent --Registers.
• Jews, Belarussian --Uzbekistan --Tashkent --Registers.
• Jews --Russian --Uzbekistan --Tashkent --Registers.
• Uzbekistan --Emigration and immigration --Sources.

A collection of archival resources from the Central State Archives of the Republic of Uzbekistan concerning hundreds of thousands of Jews and other evacuees that were relocated to the former Uzbek SSR, a republic of the Soviet Union in central Asia during World War II.

• Cataloger-assigned title.
• DESCRIPTION OF COLLECTION CONTENTS:
• FOND P-864, opis 1-2. Statistical bureau of the NKVD (Uchentno-Spravochnoe byuro pri Upravlenii militsii NKVD Uzbek SSR)
• Opis 2:
• Card catalogue (alphabetical) of the evacuees registered in Uzbekistan
• 1941- February 1942. c. 250,000 cards. 193 catalogue boxes. Registered c. 339250 people. Cards compiled based on the census (house by house) conducted in 02.1942 across Uzbekistan.
• Cards include the following information:
• Name of the person
• Data of birth
• Place of birth
• Nationality ( e.g. Jewish, Russian )
• Former place of residence
• Current place of residence
• Specialty
• Dependents (children under age 16 on the back side of the card)
• Opis 1:
• Folder 1-19 --Correspondence files, reports, summaries, orders, telegrams from the relatives looking for missing relatives, etc.
• FOND P-314 Commissioner of the Evacuation Committee of the Council of People's Commissars of the Uzbek SSR (Upolnomochennyy Upravleniya po evakuatsii pri Sovete Narodnykh Komissarov Uzbekskoy SSR)
• Opis 1:
• 1941--
• Folders 37, 38, 40, 42, 43, 44, 46, 47,56, 57, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, Correspondence, instructions, reports and summaries re: resettlement of the evacuees, providing food supplies, registration.
• Folders 72-75 - Card catalogue of children who were evacuated to Uzbekistan (4 volumes)
• Folders 77-94 - List of evacuees who came to Uzbekistan with "their" factories, cultural and professional organizations and unions.
• Folders 95-103 - Applications of the evacuees for residency permits (propiska)
• 1942--
• Folders 107-148 - Correspondence, instructions, reports and summaries re: resettlement of the evacuees, providing food supplies, registration.
• Folders 149-159 - List of evacuees who came to Uzbekistan with "their" factories, cultural and professional organizations and unions
• Folders 160-161 - Applications of the evacuees for residency permits (propiska) in Tashkent.
• Folders 162-164 - List of the evacuees who received food stamps (cupons)
• Folder 165 - List of the evacuees ( by wagon)
• Folder 166 - Applications of the evacuees for residency permits ( propiska)
• Folder 167-168 - Personal files of the staff members of the bureau
• 1943--
• Folders 169-171 - Correspondence, instructions, reports and summaries re: resettlement of the evacuees, providing them with the food supplies, registration.