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Official documentation of the regional Committee for the Investigation of Nazi War Crimes in Poznań, regarding Czarkow camp
 Official documentation of the regional Committee for the Investigation of Nazi War Crimes in Poznań, regarding Czarkow camp Establishment of Czarkow camp in 1941; population of the camp with approximately 1,000 Jews including young people above age 13; Czarkow camp life including hunger, beatings and beatings to death by German and Polish guards, and labor in the preparation of the ground and the construction of railroad tracks; executions of inmates by the Germans, including the execution of 12 inmates near the camp and the leaving of their corpses in the camp for several days; administration of the labor...
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Construction Companies
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Uprising of Inmates
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Documents concerning a lawsuit for compensation, submitted by Jewish former forced laborers against a German construction company from Andernach, due to abduction, forced labor and mistreatment in Bratslav at Bug (Ukraine) between 08/1942-12/1943; documents dated, 1942-1950
 Documents concerning a lawsuit for compensation, submitted by Jewish former forced laborers against a German construction company from Andernach, due to abduction, forced labor and mistreatment in Bratslav at Bug (Ukraine) between 08/1942-12/1943; documents dated, 1942-1950 Included in the file: Note: The last names were blacked out in all documents. 18/12/1957 Statement of claim[s] concerning a lawsuit by a Jewish former forced laborer before the Labor Court in Neuwied, the Rhine province (Germany), against a German construction company from Andernach, due to abduction, forced labor and...
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Claims for Compensation
Construction Companies
Deportation By Train
Deportation During the War
Deportation From Romania
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Construction Companies
Forced Labor
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Letter written by Yaakov Wald in Germany to Miriam Stecher in Eretz Israel, 1933 and correspondence between Ascher Stecher in Berlin and Albert Speer in Heidelberg, 1976
 Letter written by Yaakov Wald in Germany to Miriam Stecher in Eretz Israel, 1933 and correspondence between Ascher Stecher in Berlin and Albert Speer in Heidelberg, 1976 Letter related to the Stecher family: - Letter written by Yaakov Wald in Germany to his cousin Miriam Stecher in Eretz Israel, in which Yaakov tells about Yosef and Ascher Stecher - Miriam's brothers who are in Germany, 29/10/1933; Correspondence between Ascher Stecher and German architect Albert Speer, 1976: - Letter written by Ascher Stecher in Berlin to Albert Speer in Heidelberg, regarding a photograph of the Reichskanzlei...
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Aliya
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