Spisuk na mobiliziranite rabotnitsi evrei ot 1-va evreiska rabotna grupa, koito podlezhat na uvolnenie

Names Source | Names Source: 10224

Other Title: List of mobilized Jewish laborers of the 1st Work Group eligible for discharge
Document Format: Typed and Handwritten
Document Date: 1942
Legibility: Moderately Legible Text
Generating Agency: 2nd Labor Battalion
Organization or Battalion Name: 1st Work Group, 2nd Labor Battalion
Sex: Male
Persecution Status: Jew
Nationality: Bulgarian
Place of Persecution: Chepino
Sofia-Plovdiv road project
Language: Bulgarian
Folder: Fond 2059-I-2
Number of Pages (Exact): 11
Number of Persons (Exact): 364

List Source Title: Selected records from the collection of former Archives of Ministry of Defense of Bulgaria in Veliko Tŭrnovo
List Organized By: Previous Place of Residence
List Type: Forced labor
Notes: This roster of the 1st Work Group, 2nd Labor Battalion includes 288 Jewish labor conscripts sent home for the winter at the end of 1942, 38 Jewish conscripts who had left the unit earlier, and 38 Bulgarian supervisory and support personnel. Of the 38 Jews who left the group earlier, some were discharged due to student status, some for illness, and some were detailed to another work group at Chepino. Home towns, street addresses, and YOBs are given for each person. The Jews were grouped by previous place of residence; within each residential category the names are generally listed in Cyrillic alphabetical order of the given (first) name. The Jews came mostly from Sofia, Stara Zagora, Plovdiv, Shumen, Razgrad, Yambol, Nevrokop, Vratsa, and Komotini (Gyumyurdzhina), the last-named place situated in Bulgarian-annexed northern Greece. According to a separate memorial list, some of those men listed from Komotini were deported to their deaths at Treblinka in early spring 1943.
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