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[Documents related to Polish workers] (ID: 23281)

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Description:
This grouping contains correspondence, reports, notes, forms, and other documents relating to Polish workers. Includes documents regarding wages paid to Polish workers for physical labor, mistakes made by employment offices (sending young children on transports to transit camps), removal of non-German persons from transport companies to be assigned to forced labor in Germany, early release of Polish POWs to work in German munitions factory, workers reporting to Baudienst (Construction Services) duty, requests made by family members for the return of conscript laborers, persons accused of breach of contract (nor reporting for or not returning to duty), Polish workers who were sent to work in Germany or various labor camps, requests for deferral of service obligation or for leave or absence, repatriation of Polish workers, search for escaped workers and workers who violated forced labor orders.
List Type:
  • Individual document
  • Forced labor
List Organized By:
Not Applicable
Generating Agency:
  • Generalgouvernement Der Chef des Distrikts Radom
  • Generalgouvernement Distrikt Radom
  • Abteilung Arbeit
  • Regierung des Generalgouvernements, Hauptabteilung Arbeit
  • Generalgouvernement für die Besetzten Polnischen Gebiete, Abteilung Arbeit
  • Der Gouverneur des Distrikts Radom Personalamt
  • Arbeitsamt Sosnowitz
  • Deutsches Rotes Kreuz
  • Arbeitsamt Radom
  • Arbeitsamt Tschenstochau
  • Baudienst im Generalgouvernement Kommandostelle II
Document Date:
Between 22 Apr 1940 - 12 Jul 1944
Event Date:
Between 5 Apr 1940 - 6 Jul 1944
Sex:
Male and Female
Language:
  • German
  • Polish
Persecution Status:
  • Ethnic targets (other)
  • Prisoners of War
Nationality:
Polish
Number of Persons (Est.):
700 - 900
Number of Pages (Exact):
699
Legibility:
Moderately Legible Text
Document Format:
Typed and Handwritten
Current Location:
  • Radom, Mazowieckie Województwo, Poland
  • Częstochowa, Śląskie Województwo, Poland
Place of Incarceration:
Częstochowa [transit camp], Poland
Notes:
Baudienst was the labor battalion created in Nazi-occupied Poland (General Government).
Keyword:
  • "Zivilarbeiter" (civilian worker)
  • Children
  • Conscript labor
  • Correspondence
  • Engineer
  • Labor camp
  • Transit camp
Reel:
  • 2
  • 4 - 6
  • 8 - 11
  • 13
Compiling Agency:
The names in this collection were made searchable through the World Memory Project

From Collection

Title:
Gubernator dystryktu Radomskiego = Der gouverneur des distrikts Radom (Syg. 209)

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