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Transport III Hannover.

Names Source | Names Source: 7004

Document Format: Typed Document
Legibility: Moderately Legible Text
Generating Agency: Geheime Staatspolizei
Sex: Male and Female
Persecution Status: Jew
Nationality: German
Place From: Hannover
Place To: Theresienstadt
Language: German
Number of Pages (Exact): 15
Number of Persons (Exact): 208

List Source Title: Selected records relating to concentration camps from the National Archives and Records Administration
Reel: 6
List Organized By: Prisoner Number
List Type: Transport
Notes: Undated list of individuals, many Jews, deported from Hannover, possibly in July 1942, with prisoner number, birth date and place, marital status, and address given. List is subdivided by location, apparently the previous place of residence of individuals who were sent to Hannover prior to deportation. The name of various German state banks appear at the head of each page, suggesting assets were stolen from these individuals as well. NOTE: Hand annotation suggesting these are individuals from transport III / I appears to be incorrect.
: Record last modified: 2010-10-24 00:36:13
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