Transport XXXV from Lodz, Ghetto, Poland to Chelmno, Extermination Camp, Poland on 28/03/1942

By March 28, most social benefit recipients or those with some kind of criminal record had been deported. This meant that working people would now also be sent to Chełmno and, according to rumors, chimneysweeps, policemen, firemen, and office clerks would be next in line for deportation.

The deportees assigned to Transport No. XXXV received the summonses on March 26, 1942, only two days before the departure. They were instructed to assemble and register the next day at 7 Szklana St., near the ghetto's central prison, which was located at 6 Czarnieckiego St. ...