The Lodz Ghetto: Population movement and those employed in the ghetto

The Lodz Ghetto: Population movement and those employed in the ghetto - Preparations for the absorption of 20,000 Jews from the Altreich (those territories that were part of Nazi Germany before 1938), and 5,000 Gypsies; letter from Luchterhand of the Ghetto Verhaltung (GV-Ghetto Administration) to Regierungs Praesident Beierle, 08 October 1941; - Reports submitted by Rumkowski regarding the movement of the population, October 1942-April 1944; according to these reports, the population numbered 77,349 people in April 1944, however, there were discrepancies between the data Rumkowski submitted and that of the GV; letter dated 07 January 1944 (p. 15); - List of those employed, by profession (men and women separately), as of 01 March 1944; - In population movement reports from 01-15 September 1942 (daily movement report) submitted by Leon Rosenblatt of the Ordnungsdienst (Jewish Police), there is a report regarding deportations of 14,432 Jews (Ausgesiedelte-evacuees) from the Lodz Ghetto, and 1,253 patients from Zdunska-Wola; directive from Regierungs Praesident Dr. Schultheiss Turek to cease the transfer of reports, letter to ADJ dated 24 June 1942; - Aktenvermerkung (file entry): Directive from Walden from the Gestapo to the GV to report about Evakuierung (evacuation), dated 11 February 1942,; - Ausgesiedelte; - Report regarding movements, 15 June 1940-01 June 1941; - List of names of workers by factories, as of 10 August 1943 (p. 189).