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Nachtrag zur Veränderungsmeldung vom 31. März 1943.

Names Source | Names Source: 7929

Other Title: Supplement to the change notice of March 31, 1943.
Document Format: Typed Document
Document Date: 7 Apr 1943
Legibility: Moderately Legible Text
Generating Agency: Concentration Camp Buchenwald
Sex: Male
Persecution Status: Criminal targets
Nationality: Polish
Place From: Ravensbrück [concentration camp], Germany
Place To: Wernigerode
Place of Persecution: Ravensbrück [concentration camp], Germany
Wernigerode
Language: German
Number of Pages (Exact): 1
Number of Persons (Exact): 2

List Source Title: Selected records relating to concentration camps from the National Archives and Records Administration
Reel: 148
Keyword: Concentration camp
"Berufsverbrecher" (career criminal)
List Organized By: Prisoner Type
Notes: List of prisoners transferred from Ravensbrück to Buchenwald subcamp Wernigerode with prisoner number and type and block where held given. These prisoners were held in Block 17. NOTE: This list is on pg. 0001699. PAGES APPEAR IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER ON THE FILM: 0001001-0001467, 0001639-0002013, 0001469-0001638.
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