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Geschichte des Bestandsbildners Feldstrafgefangenen-Abteilungen Die Feldstrafgefangenen-Abteilungen (für Verurteilte, deren Strafverbüßung bis Kriegsende ausgesetzt blieb) wurden seit Mai 1942 durch die Wehrmacht-Gefängnisse aufgestellt und waren im Osten eingesetzt. Die Abteilungen 21, 22 und 19 wurden erst 1944 durch Umbenennung der Feldstraflager I-III gebildet, die 1940 in Norwegen und Lappland, ...

Titles in Cyrillic - Serbo-Croatian. Series of head shots, close, of corpses with names superimposed. HAS from airplane. Destruction, ruins in town. Croatian man. Homes. Group of villagers (men) marching, soldiers guarding them. Pan up, gate with "Radna Sluzba Ustaske Obrane Sabirni Logor Br. III" German sign: "Arbeitslager..." Prisoners, soldier with rifles, walking barefoot to perform labor, horse/carts, ...

<p><span style="color: #ff0000;"><strong>Readers need to reserve a terminal in the reading room to access a digital version of this collection.</strong></span></p><p>This microfilm collection of copy records documents the official policy regarding the management of refugees in Switzerland and the day to day running of refugee camps. The papers consist of memoranda, circulars and minutes of meetings ...

The fonds contains 5 records: - ERA.R-170.1.1 - Juudisoost kinnipeetavate nimekirjad koos arstlike ülevaatuslehtedega / Register lists of the Jewish prisoners with medical certificates - ERA.R-170.1.2 - Laagris kinnipeetud isikute kartoteek / Prisoner cards - A-H; ERA.R-170.1.3 - Laagris kinnipeetud isikute kartoteek / Prisoner cards - I-O; ERA.R-170.1.4 - Laagris kinnipeetud isikute kartoteek / Prisoner ...

This fonds is a small collection of documents of the Klooga concentration camp. Klooga (Arbeitslager Klooga) was a subcamp from Vaivara Concentration Camp network, subordinated to the SS Economic and Administrative Main Office. Current materials remained in Estonia after the Second World War and in 1947 were transferred to the Estonian History Museum.

Collectie 249-A1084: Dossier - Arbeidsinzet van Nederlanders - Duitsland (aanvullingen)

Otto Zaugg (April 11, 1906 – August 9, 1998), the engineer, head of the Eidgenössische Zentralleitung der Heime und Lager (Swiss Central Administration of Asylums and Camps), born in Bern. In 1932 received an engineering degree from the ETH Zürich. Beginning in 1933 become the head of the Schweizerische Zentralstelle für freiwilligen Arbeitsdienst (Swiss Central Office for Volunteer Labor). The decision ...