This collection is for one of the three public elementrary schools for boys in Rădăuți. Reflecting the diversity of the town, the pupils come from a mixture of backgrounds, though the majority are German and Jewish. For example, in 1918 one third grade class consisted of 52 pupils of whom 32 were Jewish, 16 were Roman-Catholic, 1 was Greek-Catholic (Eastern-Catholic) and 3 were Protestant. Of these students 48 claimed German as their mother-tongue (all the Jews, 13 of the Roman-Catholics, and 3 Protestants), 2 Hungarian, and 1 each Ruthenian (Ukrainian) and Polish (picture). This collection contains only 7 record books for the years, 3 for the years 1918-1919 and 4 for the years 1919-1920.
Boys Elementary School of Rădăuți, Nr. 2
These records were maintained by the respective school and collected by the Suceava branch of the National Archives at some point in time after World War II and after the restructuring of the school system by the communist regime.
Școala primară de băieți nr. 2 Rădăuți ; număr curent 508 ; fond 313 ; inventar nr. 83
Școala primară de băieți nr. 2 Rădăuți ; număr curent 508 ; fond 313 ; inventar nr. 83; Arhivele Naționale ale României, Direcția Județeana Suceava