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Ned. Rode Kruis - Kampen En Gevangenissen 3 Nummer Toegang: 2.19.321 Inventaris van het archief van het Nederlandse Rode Kruis - Kampen en Gevangenissen Versie: 19-08-2020 Het Nederlandse Rode Kruis en het Nationaal Archief Nationaal Archief, Den Haag (c) 2019 This finding aid is written in Dutch. 2.19.321 Ned. Rode Kruis - Kampen en Gevangenissen 3 INHOUDSOPGAVE Beschrijving van het archief.....................................................................................11 Aanwijzingen voor de gebruiker...............................................................................................12 Openbaarheidsbeperkingen......................................................................................................12 Beperkingen aan het gebruik....................................................................................................12 Materiële beperkingen.............................................................................................................. 12 Andere toegang......................................................................................................................... 12 Aanvraaginstructie.....................................................................................................................12 Citeerinstructie.......................................................................................................................... 12 Archiefvorming..........................................................................................................................13 Geschiedenis van de archiefvormer..........................................................................................13 Inlichtingenbureau van het Nederlandse Rode Kruis...........................................................13 Opsporingsbureaus...............................................................................................................15 Concentratiekampen en gevangenissen..............................................................................16 Geschiedenis van het archiefbeheer.........................................................................................16 Inhoud en structuur van het archief.........................................................................................18 Inhoud....................................................................................................................................... 18 Aanvullingen.............................................................................................................................. 18 Ordening van het archief...........................................................................................................18 Verwant materiaal.....................................................................................................................19 Verwante archieven...................................................................................................................19 Publicaties................................................................................................................................. 19 Beschrijving van de series en archiefbestanddelen................................................21 A. Concentratiekampen algemeen.................................................................................................21 1.1. Administratie en documentatie...........................................................................................................21 1.2. Administratie van en over kampen....................................................................................................23 1.3. Internering...........................................................................................................................................25 1.4. Transport.............................................................................................................................................26 1.5. Overledenen........................................................................................................................................28 1.6. Overlijdensakten.................................................................................................................................30 1.7. Graven..................................................................................................................................................31 1.8. Evacuaties en dodenmarsen...............................................................................................................32 1.9. Kaarten en situatieschetsen...............................................................................................................33 1.10. Bevrijding en repatriëring.................................................................................................................36 1.11. Berichten en verklaringen van repatrianten.....................................................................................38 1.12. Vermisten...........................................................................................................................................39 1.13. Overig.................................................................................................................................................40 B. Concentratiekampen op alfabetische ordening........................................................................43 2.1. Auschwitz............................................................................................................................................43 2.1.1. Administratie en documentatie..................................................................................................43 2.1.2. Transporten.................................................................................................................................43 2.1.3. Internering..................................................................................................................................46 2.1.4. Hospitaal.....................................................................................................................................47 2.1.5. Medische experimenten.............................................................................................................48 2.1.6. Overledenen en vermisten.........................................................................................................48 2.1.7. Graven..........................................................................................................................................51 2.1.8. Bevrijding en repatriëring...........................................................................................................52 2.1.9. Verklaringen van repatrianten...................................................................................................53 2.1.10. Overig........................................................................................................................................54 2.2. Auschwitz Buitencommando's..........................................................................................................54 2.2.1. Beuthen.......................................................................................................................................54 2.2.2. Bielitz..........................................................................................................................................54 2.2.3. Bismarckhütte............................................................................................................................54 2.2.4. Birkenau.....................................................................................................................................54 4 Ned. Rode Kruis - Kampen en Gevangenissen 2.19.321 2.2.5. Blechhammer.............................................................................................................................55 2.2.6. Bobrek / Mechtal........................................................................................................................56 2.2.7. Gleiwitz (Gliwice)........................................................................................................................57 2.2.8. Golleschau (Goleszow)...............................................................................................................57 2.2.9. Jawischowitz..............................................................................................................................58 2.2.10. Jaworzno...................................................................................................................................58 2.2.11. Laurahutte.................................................................................................................................58 2.2.12. Lignica.......................................................................................................................................58 2.2.13. Monowitz / Buna.......................................................................................................................58 2.2.14. Neustadt...................................................................................................................................59 2.2.15. Sosnowitz..................................................................................................................................59 2.3. Kampen in Baltische landen en Polen...............................................................................................59 2.4. Beverloo.............................................................................................................................................60
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