Correspondence between various factories in Grodno and the local labor office (Arbeitsamt), regarding Jewish forced laborers from the Grodno Ghetto, 1942

Correspondence between various factories in Grodno and the local labor office (Arbeitsamt), regarding Jewish forced laborers from the Grodno Ghetto, 1942 Correspondence between German companies and institutions that had established branches in Grodno, including the Peter Ruppel and Karl Kunter companies, local industrial factories, the Grodno SS-Werkgruppe and the Grodno Wehrmacht Stadtkommandatur; the correspondence deals with orders for Jewish laborers, requests to give travel permits for specific Jewish laborers, Jews who were dismissed from work or who are no longer needed; notices regarding Jewish laborers required for a factory who need a permit to continue work; notices written on a special form regarding dismissals from work, from October 1942; The file includes many names and occasionally short lists of names of Jewish laborers, including the name of the ghetto in which the laborers stayed (the Grodno Ghetto No. I or the Grodno Ghetto No. II); The file includes: Authorization by the Arbeitsamt, giving permission for the Fahrbereitschaftsleiter in the office of the Kreiskommissar of Grodno, to order directly from the Judenrat the necessary manpower required to unload trucks during night shifts or a weekend, under work conditions to be used for those shifts only, 29 October 1942.