(UWZ) (Sygn. 68), 1939-1941 RG-15.015M

Chef der SIPO und des SD Umwandererzentralstelle Posen (UWZ) (Sygn. 68), 1939-1941

RG-15.015M

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place, SW Washington, DC 20024-2126 Tel. (202) 479-9717 Email: [email protected]

Descriptive Summary

Title: Chef der SIPO und des SD Umwandererzentralstelle (UWZ) Posen (Sygn. 68)

Dates: 1939-1941

RG Number: RG-15.015M

Accession Number: 1994.A.0430

Creator: Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiter-Partei. Einsatzgruppen des Sicherheitsdienstes und der Sicherheitspolizei.

Extent: 4 microfilm reels (35 mm)

Repository: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives, 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place, SW, Washington, DC 20024-2126

Languages: German and Polish

Administrative Information

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Acquisition Information: Purchased from the Pamięci Narodowej – Komisja Ścigania Zbrodni przeciwko Narodowi Polskiemu, Poland, Sygn.68. Forms part of the Claims Conference International Holocaust Documentation Archive at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. This archive consists of documentation whose reproduction and/or acquisition was made possible with funding from the Conference on Jewish Material Claims against Germany.

Accruals: Accruals may have been received since this collection was first processed, see archives catalog at collections.ushmm.org for further information.

Custodial History

Existence and location of originals: The original files and the copyright to them are held by the Institute of National Remembrance - Commission for the Prosecution of Crimes against the Polish Nation (Institute of National Remembrance), ul. Wotoska 7, Warsaw 02-675, Poland. Phone no. + 48 22 581 85 00.

More information about this collection and other materials in the possession of the Institute of National Remembrance, including archival finding aids from the Archives of the Institute of National Remembrance, is available at their website: https://ipn.gov.pl

Related Materials Browning, Christopher R., The Origins of the Final Solution. The Evolution of Nazi Jewish Policy, September 1939 - March 1942, Nebraska 2007 . Wolf, Gerhard, Rassistische Utopien und ökonomische Zwänge. Die rassischen Selektionen polnischer Arbeitskräfte durch die SS in den Lagern der Umwandererzentrale, in: Akim Jahn (Hrsg.), Nationalsozialistische Lager, Münster 2006, S. 125 – 148. Rutowska, Maria, Lager Glowna. Niemiecki obóz przesiedlenczy na Glównej w Poznaniu dla ludnosci polskiej (1939 - 1940), Poznan 2008 Friedrich, Klaus-Peter, Die Verfolgung und Ermordung der europäischen Juden durch das nationalsozialistische Deutschland 1933 - 1945. Polen Sept. 1939 - Juli 1941, hrsg. im Auftrag des

Bundesarchivs, des Instituts für Zeitgeschichte und des Lehrstuhls für Neuere und Neuste Geschichte an Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg von Hans-Dieter Kreikamp (u.a.), Band 4, München 2011. Urban, Thomas, Der Verlust. Die Vertreibung der Deutschen und Polen im 20. Jahrhundert, Bonn 2005

Processing History: Aleksandra B. Borecka

Scope and Content of Collection

Contains information about evacuations of Poles and Jews in the Poznań (Posen) areas and the resettlement of Germans in their place; transports of evacuated persons; camps for evacuees in Poznań and Łódź; removal of Jews and Poles to make room for military training grounds; evictions of Poles and Jews; population statistics in the areas of Poznań and Łódź; and Germanization of eligible Poles. Also contains case files of SS personnel and Umwandererzentralstelle employees.

System of Arrangement

Records are arranged in the original order of their acquisition from the source archive. The museum has acquired only selected records from Institute of National Remembrance (Instytut Pamięci Narodowej-Komisja Ścigania Zbrodni przeciwko Narodowi Polskiemu, or IPN). More information about this collection and other materials in the possession of the Institute of National Remembrance, including archival finding aids from the Archives of the Institute of National Remembrance, is available at the website: https://ipn.gov.pl

This collection is arranged thematically.

Historical Note

Der Chef der Sicherheitspolizei (Sipo) and the Einsatzgruppen des Sicherheitsdienstes (SD) [Chief of the Security Police and the Operational Squads of the Security Service], Reinhard Heydrich extablished the Umwanderer-Zentralstelle (UWZ) [Information Unit] on 1 April 1940 in Poznań. The main goal of this unit was to "evacuate" Poles and Jews from the annexed eastern territories of Gdańsk (Danzig -West Prussia) and Warta country or "evacuate", expropriate and deport.

Indexing Term

Heydrich, Reinhard,1904-1942. Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiter-Partei. Einsatzgruppen des Sicherheitsdienstes und der Sicherheitspolizei. World War, 1939-1945--Atrocities--Poland. World War, 1939-1945--Evacuation of civilians--Poland. Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)--Poland--Inwrocław. Germanization--Poland--Wielkopolska--History. Land settlement--Poland--Wielkopolska--History.

Poland--History--Occupation, 1939-1945. Poznań (Poland) Łódź (Poland) Reports. Correspondence. Registers.

Container List

Reel File Description

1 1 Regulations and outlines issued by the RSHA and other SS offices relating to personal and social matters. 1940 - 1941. 13 pages.

2 Use of Polish and Czech languages by police functionaries forbidden by SS decree. 1940. 3 pages.

3 Regulations of the governor of Poznań (Warthegau) into Reich incorporated lands. 1939 - 1940. 4 pages.

4 Prohibition of changing residence by Poles and Jews in Poznań; guidelines, press releases, and correspondence. 1939 - 1940. 6 pages

Rules for German subtenants in Polish homes; correspondence. 1939. 2 5 pages.

Plan for duty assignments. 1940 - 1941. 17 pages. 6 Staff and work of evacuation units of the Umwandererzentralstelle. 7 1940. 20 pages.

Changes and supplement to list of files. 1940 - 1941. 6 pages. 8 Correspondence circulation instruction. 1941. 4 pages. 9 Correspondence, preparation of messages, reports, and statistics. 10 1941. 3 pages.

Correspondence relating to courier activities. 1940. 1 page. 11 Organization of the Umwanderezentralstelle headquarters in Łódź; 12 reports and correspondence. 1940. 12 pages.

Names and addresses of the UWZ offices. 1939 - 1941. 32 pages. 13 Reporting by the out-of-town UWZ offices of addresses and telephone 14 [number] changes. 1940. 6 pages.

Staff of the out-of-town UWZ offices. 1940 - 1941. 11 pages. 15 Cooperation of local agencies with UWZ. 1940. 5 pages. 16 List of UWZ posts and chief offices in Poznań. no dates. 2 pages. 17 Correspondence; passing of information to propaganda brochure of 18 Major Lehmann. 1940. 1 page.

Correspondence relating to duty travel. 1940 - 1941. 2 pages. 19 Correspondence, usage of duty vehicles for official purposes by the 20 chief personnel of the UWZ in Łódź, 1940. 6 pages.

Air defense instructions; guidelines and correspondence. 1941. 7 21 pages.

Correspondence, messages, reports, and notices concerning the 22 formation and competence of the Central Office of the Displacement of Polish Population for Poznań; it illustrates the disputes, debates, and strife between the Security Police Chief in Poznań and the SS Chief Colonel Döring-Rapp and the headquarters in Berlin (Eichmann). 1939 - 1941. 24 pages.

List of functionaries, officers, enlisted men, grenadiers, civil employees 23 attached to the UWZ; salaries and expense allowances, etc. 1940. 1 page.

Correspondence; lists of functionaries of the UWZ; officers of the SS; 24 messages of the Race department. 1941. 3 pages.

Employment of students in political population research; 25 correspondence. 1941. 7 pages.

Assignment of SS functionaries to details in the service of UWZ and 26 engaging of civilians; correspondence, applications, etc. 1940 - 1941. 42 pages.

Correspondence concerning promotion of officers serving in the UWZ. 27 1941. 3 pages.

Copy of the SS Chief's 1939 order: special treatment and care for the

28 police officers of higher rank. 1941. 13 pages.

Guidelines and correspondence relating to decorations (medals). 1940 29 - 1941. 13 pages.

Applications for decoration (medals) for UWZ functionaries. 1940. 2 30 pages.

Training camps for the leader Cadre. 1941. 9 pages. 31 Registration of guards with special achievements. 1940. 2 pages. 32 Personal correspondence concerning SS Lieutenant 1st Class Barth. 33 1940 - 1941. 12 pages.

Personal correspondence concerning driver Eiler. 1941. 1 page. 34 Personal correspondence concerning SS Lieutenant Essler. 1940. 2 35 pages.

Personal correspondence concerning SS man Richard Hahn. 1940. 9 36 pages.

Personal correspondence concerning SS Captain Harder. 1940. 9 pages. 37 Personal correspondence concerning functionary Hase. 1940. 1 page.

38 Personal correspondence concerning SS man Max Heue. 1941. 1 page.

Personal correspondence concerning first-grade official Heinz Hübner. 39 1941. 2 pages.

Personal correspondence concerning SS Captain Gustav Hütte. 1940 - 40 1941. 3 pages.

Personal correspondence concerning police secretary Kindermann. 41 1941. 1 page.

Personal correspondence concerning Lieutenant Herbert Kluge. 1941. 2 42 pages.

Personal correspondence concerning SS Lieutenant Koch. 1940 - 1941. 43 3 pages.

Personal correspondence concerning labor candidate Kurt Kraft. 1940. 3 44 pages.

Personal correspondence concerning clerk Magda Kreuzstein. 1940. 2

45 pages.

Personal correspondence concerning SS Sergant Gustav Kroger. 1940 - 46 1941. 13 pages.

Personal correspondence concerning Dr. Ella Kruger. 1940. 3 pages. 47 Personal correspondence concerning SS Major Krumey. 1940 - 1941. 15 pages. 48 Personal correspondence concerning nurse Elizabeth Kühnel. 1940. 1 page. 49 Personal correspondence concerning typist Liselotte Kurz. 1941. 4 pages. 50 Personal correspondence concerning SS Sargent Dr. Lage. 1940. 9 pages. 51 Personal correspondence concerning Private 1st Class Leyser. 1940. 6 pages. 52 Personal correspondence concerning typist Klara Lipczy_ska. 1940. 1 page. 53 Personal correspondence concerning SS Lieutenant Mehling. 1940. 2 pages. 54 Personal correspondence concerning SS Lieutenant Mehringer. 1939. 2 pages. 55 Personal correspondence concerning SS Lieutenant Mischer. 1940 - 1941. 9 pages. 56 Personal correspondence concerning Rund Police Commander Mollenhauer. 1940. 1 page. 57 Personal correspondence concerning clerk Arthur Müller. 1940. 4 pages. 58 Personal correspondence concerning driver Hans-Rudi Peters. 1940. 1 page. 59 Personal correspondence concerning Edward Ploegert. 1940. 1 page.

60 Personal correspondence concerning SS Lieutenant Herman Prenzlin. 1940. 2 pages.

61 Personal correspondence concerning typist Anastazja Ratajczyk. 1941. 1 page.

62 Personal correspondence concerning SS man Karl Rau. 1940. 1 page.

Personal correspondence concerning Karl Rauschmaier. 1940. 1 page. 63 Personal correspondence concerning Paul Riehl. 1940. 1 page.

64 Personal correspondence concerning temporary helper Else Sarnawitsch. 1940. 2 pages.

65 Personal correspondence concerning SS Major Sauer. 1940. 1 page.

Personal correspondence concerning Schade. 1941. 1 page. 66 Personal correspondence concerning SS Major Schmid. 1940. 1 page. 67 Personal correspondence concerning SS Corporal Fritz Schulz. 1940. 1 page. 68 Personal correspondence concerning SS Major Skarabis. 1941. 2 pages.

69 Personal correspondence concerning SS Sargent Max Steinberger. 1941. 5 pages. 70 Personal correspondence concerning SS Dr. Stickner. 1939. 2 pages.

71 Personal correspondence concerning clerk A. Vogel. 1940 - 1941. 2 pages.

72 Personal correspondence concerning SS man Max Vollmar. 1940. 4 pages.

73 Personal correspondence concerning SS Colonel Wagner. 1940. 1 page.

Personal correspondence concerning Watermann. 1940. 1 page. 74 Personal correspondence concerning clerk Weber. 1940. 4 pages.

75 Personal correspondence concerning Helen Zieger. 1940. 1 page.

Personal correspondence concerning René Zimmerman. 1941. 2 pages. 76 Taking over of administrative and managerial duties of UWZ by the police; correspondence. 1940. 1 page. 77 Guidelines and correspondence concerning setting of salaries, etc.

1940. 28 pages. 78 Correspondence and guidelines for social health insurance. 1940 - 79 1941. 16 pages.

80 Correspondence concerning official accommodations. 1941. 2 pages.

81 Correspondence concerning photo laboratory for research on race; equipment for the photo laboratory. 1940. 5 pages.

82 Correspondence concerning lights for camps. 1940. 3 pages.

Correspondence concerning field kitchens. 1940. 1 page. 83 Requisitions for radios. 1939. 2 pages.

84 Equipment and office materials. 1939 - 1941. 4 pages.

Official forms, requisitions, receipts, correspondence, etc. 1940 - 1941. 85 48 pages.

Mechanical vehicles, repairs, and used parts; correspondence. 1939 - 86 1940. 14 pages.

Correspondence relating to bicycles; confiscations and lending. 1939 - 87 1940. 6 pages.

88 Receipts for machine guns and pistols. 1940. 1 page.

89 Evacuation rules; Hitler's decree; orders and guidelines issued by the SS, Gestapo, and UWZ in Poznań. 1939. 19 pages. 90 Expulsion of Poles and Jews from parts of Poland incorporated into the 91 Reich, within the temporary plan; guidelines, reports, notes, and correspondence. 1939 - 1940. 40 pages.

2 97 Second short-term evacuation plan worked out by the Gestapo chief. 1939. 7 pages.

98 Preparation for evacuation of Poles and Jews within the framework of the short-term plan; guidelines, conference notes, and correspondence. 1940. 12 pages.

99 Preparation for evacuation of Poles and Jews from the Wartheland (incorporated into the Reich); orders, guidelines, organizational plans, analytical papers, and correspondence. 1939 - 1940. 36 pages.

Directives for evacuation. 1939 - 1940. 11 pages. 100 Orders of the Chief of UWZ; conference with representation of civilian 101 authorities, protocols, and correspondence. 1939 - 1940. 26 pages.

Outline of responsibilities in the evacuation of Poles and Jews. 1940. 4 pages. 102 Guidelines concerning early reporting of planned evacuation by local UWZ posts; correspondence. 1941. 11 pages. 103 Participation of the "6th fast" deployment police unit in the expulsion of Poles and Jews. no dates. 15 pages. 104 Police assistance during expulsion and transportation; Captain Watermann's orders; notes and correspondence. 1939. 5 pages. 105 Police participation in the evacuation; guidelines, reports, correspondence. 1940. 3 pages. 106 Conference with representation of authorities, civilian officers, institutions cooperating in the evacuation activities. 1939 - 1940. 45 107 pages.

Briefing session of out-of-town post of UWZ; orders, notes, and correspondence. 1939 - 1940. 5 pages. 108 Conferences, briefings, and consultations relating to the evacuation. 1940. 18 pages. 109 Conferences, briefings, and consultations relating to the evacuation.

1940. 4 pages. 110 Planning of evacuation directives. 1940. 3 pages.

111 Project of further evacuation action of Poles inside Wartheland. 1941. 9 pages. 112 Reporting by out-of-town posts to the central office; guidelines. 1940. 7 pages. 113 Evacuation of Poles from Wartheland into the places emptied of Germans in Baltic countries; guidelines, reports, conference notes, and 114 correspondence, 1939-1940. 21 pages.

Evacuation of Poles and resettlement of German farmers from Chelmno and Lublin in their places; plans, guidelines, conference notes, and 115 correspondence. 1939 - 1940. 57 pages.

Preparation for evacuation of Polish rural population to make room for German farmers from Eastern Poland. 1940. 2 pages. 116 Evacuation of Poles and resettlement of German farmers from Chelmno region; schedules for transports for Sept 6, 1940 of the Lublin-Warsaw 117 line (return trips), 1940. 55 pages.

Evacuation of Poles and resettlement of German urban population from Chelmno and Lublin region in their places; official notes and 118 correspondence. 1940. 6 pages.

Settlement of Ukrainians in the place of Germans resettled in Wartheland; directives of SS Brig. General Greifelt from the office of 119 Germanization of Poland. 1940. 3 pages.

Evacuation of Poles from Toruń region by the Resettlement office in Gdańsk in joint action with UWZ in Poznań and resettlement of Poles in 120 place of Germans from Chelmno and Lublin, 1940. 9 pages.

Reparation for evacuation of Polish and Jewish population from Konin in connection with establishment of a military artillery range; correspondence. 1940. 17 pages. 121 Evacuation of Poles from the Konin-Pleszów Sieradz districts to make room for the artillery range; plans, correspondence, and notes. 1940 - 1941. 72 pages. 122 Evacuation of Poles from the village of Ostrowa, district Włocławek for the enlargement of local garrison; drill field. 1940. 8 pages.

123 Evacuation of Poles from the region Mława-Działdowo - for making room for military service grounds. 1940. 5 pages.

Planning of evacuation of Poles from Łódź region for artillery ranges. 124 1941. 1 page.

Resettlement by the SS of Poles in the Łódź and Sieradz regions. 1941. 6 125 pages.

Evacuation of Poles from parts of the Inowrocław district for the 126 enlargement of drill fields for troops from Toruń. 1941. 6 pages.

Relocation of Germans from Bessarabia in transit camps. 1940. 127 Resettlement of Polish and Jewish population in connection with the establishment of ghettos. 1940. 5 pages. 128 Evacuation and resettlement of Poles in place of Germans in East 129 Poland (Wołyn); guidelines, reports, and conference notes. 1939 - 1940. 123 pages.

130 Preparation of evacuation of Poles and their resettlement in the place of Germans in East Poland (Wo_yn); conference notes; representatives of the SD in Poznań and the regional chief. 1940. 35 pages.

131 Evacuation of Poles within the framework of the "Wołyn Aktion"; provisions for travel by rail. 1940. 9 pages.

Resettlement of German miners' families from Zywiec; correspondence. 1941. 2 pages. 132 Improvement of living conditions of German population of Wartheland; guidelines and correspondence. 1940 - 1941. 33 pages. 133 Placement of Ukrainians transferred in to the General Gouvernement in UWZ camps; correspondence. 1940. 3 pages. 134 Intended resettlement of Poles from Gdynia into the Inowrocław region. 1940. 4 pages.

135 Resettlement of Germans in urban centers; correspondence. 1940. 1 page.

136 Resettlement of Germans into Czarnków region. 1941. 2 pages.

Name list of persons of German origin in Czarnków. 1940. 5 pages. 137 Population strength of Czarnków region as of July 1940. 6 pages.

138 Evacuation of Poles form Wartheland and their relocation in places vacated by Germans ("Hauländer Aktion"). 1940. 4 pages. 139 Evacuation of Poles and their resettlement in place of German population from Lithuania; reports of accomplished actions. 1940. 16 140 pages.

141 Arrests and expulsion of politically active Poles; guidelines, reports, and correspondence. 1939 - 1940. 15 pages.

142 Investigation into political pas of Polish clerks, officials, and workers. 1939. 2 pages.

Expulsion of Polish policeman and their families. 1939 - 1940. 116 143 pages.

Resettlement of Polish farm workers into Germany; guidelines and 144 correspondence. 1940 - 1941. 72 pages.

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3 147 Expulsion of Polish rural families and replacing them with German families; operational orders for chiefs of local offices of UWZ for September - December 1940. 110 pages.

148 District Kutno - expulsion of Polish rural families - orders for February 1941. 14 pages.

149 Difficulties with resettlement of Polish farm workers from Ostrów Wielko-Polski to Germany. no dates. 2 pages.

150 Avoidance of separate evacuation of family members; correspondence. 1940. 12 pages.

151 Evacuation of sick Poles from Poznań and Krotoszyn to the General Gouvernement; correspondence. 1941. 2 pages.

152 List of criminal prisoners for evacuation from the Poznań prosecutor's office. 1940. 6 pages.

153 List of so-called "asocial persons" from Poznan destined for immediate evacuation to the General Gouvernement. 1940. 30 pages.

Intended evacuation of Poles from Chodziez and Krotoszyn districts; 154 name lists and correspondence. 1940. 4 pages.

Evacuation from Inowrocław, Konin, Koscian, and Gostynin; notification 155 of departure and arrival of transports; number of evacuees. 1940. 3 pages.

Preparations for evacuation from Szamotuły district; names of 156 politically suspected Poles; departure of transports; correspondence. 1940. 6 pages.

Evacuation from Sroda and Krotoszyn; names of persons set for 157 evacuation. 1941. 30 pages.

Planned evacuation of Poles from district Wieluń, activities at transit 158 camps in Łódź; guidelines and correspondence. 1940. 4 pages.

Evacuation of persons of German heritage or related to Germans; former World War I veterans, etc; guidelines and correspondence. 1939 159 - 1941. 28 pages.

Evacuation of members of the Pentecostal sect. 1941. 8 pages.

160 Notes for a conference with SS Chief Eichmann of 5 June 1940 in Poznań concerning evacuation of Poles related to Germans and the 161 liquidation of expenses connected with evacuations. 1940. 7 pages.

Evacuation of questionable Volksdeutsche (Ethnic Germans); correspondence. 1940. 3 pages.

162 Evacuation of widows of fallen soldiers of German armies of World War I; correspondence. 1940. 4 pages.

163 Evacuation of false Volksdeutsche from district Wolsztyn. 1940. 3 pages.

164 Evacuation of "Polonized" German families from Znin; correspondence. 1941. 2 pages.

165 Preparation for arbitrary evacuation of Poles from Poznan by police; intervention by members of the army or police for the benefit of the evacuees; correspondence. 1940. 2 pages. 166 Arbitrary evacuation of Polish railroad men by the city mayor of Kutno; correspondence. 1941. 1 page.

167 Treatment of persons returning from Germany into occupied Poland;

guidelines of the main SS office. 1940. 16 pages.

168 Evacuation difficulties of Polish population flight, illegal returns; reports and correspondence. 1940. 6 pages.

169 Illegal return of General Gouvernement evacuees to Gostynin; rural police report. 1940. 1 page.

170 Arrest of Jozef Wilczynski by the rural police Zirke, district Miedzychod. 1940. 2 pages.

171 Procedures for property left by evacuated Poles; correspondence. 1940. 4 pages.

172 Property confiscation; application for return of belongings left behind. 1940 - 1941. 3 pages.

173 Sending of clothing and bedding to Polish farm workers evacuated to "old Germany" for germanization; correspondence. 1941. 3 pages.

174 Confiscation of houses belonging to Poles planned by the agricultural policy office in Wielu_; correspondence. 1941. 1 page.

Confiscated finances returned to the firm of Darius and Werner in 175 Poznań; finances confiscated during the evacuation. 1940. 4 pages.

Customs clearance of evacuees; guidelines. 1940. 10 pages. 176 Examination of applications for the return of evacuees property; correspondence. 1940. 3 pages. 177 Payment of pocket money to the evacuees; guidelines. 1939 - 1940. 7 178 pages.

Transfer of Jewish and Polish property confiscated by the police in 179 Wągrowiec to the trustee office. 1940. 1 page.

Placement of evacuated Poles in transit camp; control of people leaving 180 the premises; orders and guidelines. 1939 - 1940. 3 pages.

Cooperation with the office of Ethnic Germans agency with regard to 181 placement and feeding of evacuated Germans and Poles. 1940. 3 pages.

182 Smuggling of correspondence coming from evacuated Poles in transit camps in Poznan; reports and correspondence. 1940. 5 pages.

Transit camp Poznań-Głowno; plan for camp regulations information

183 about staffing number of people held in camp; name lists and correspondence. 1940. 12 pages.

Resettlement camp in Poznań-Głowno; guidelines and correspondence 184 concerning incoming and outgoing Polish evacuees to General Gouvernement. 1939 - 1940. 7 pages.

Liquidation of transit camp Poznań-Głowno and project of a new camp 185 in Fort VIII. 1940. 14 pages.

Burial of Jews deceased in the transit camp Poznań-Głowno in the cemetery in Szwarszdz. 1940. 5 pages. 186 Evacuation of Poznań-Głowno camp; camp regulations and orders; guidelines of higher authorities concerning the functioning and 187 activities of the camp. 1939 - 1940. 44 pages.

Population flow and receiving of evacuees at Poznań-Głowno camp; 188 name lists and correspondence. 1940. 16 pages.

Camps for evacuees in Łódź; regulations for managing staff; numbers of persons in the camp; health and feeding conditions. 1940. 13 pages. 189 Evacuation camps in Łódź; reports on population and food. 1941. 6 pages. 190 Transit camps for evacuation in Łódź (Konstantynow, Tuszyn); name lists of internees and correspondence. 1940 - 1941. 19 pages.

191 Project of a collection camp for 20,000 evacuees; correspondence. 1940. 6 pages.

192 Establishment of a camp for racially worthy people in Łódź; correspondence. 1940. 6 pages.

Evacuation and resettlement matters in Poznań and in Inowrocław 193 districts; reports, repercussions, experiences, and correspondence. 1939 - 1940. 9 pages.

194 Vacating of the evacuees camp in Szubin for the army. 1940. 1 page.

Planning of transports of expelled Jews and Poles; notes, reports, 195 conference notes, and train schedules. 1939 - 1940. 33 pages.

Transport lists preparation, border crossing, difficulties with handing over of businesses and factories; bases for succession of expelling 196 actions; pocket monies; directives. 1940. 8 pages.

Short-term transport program; notes and correspondence. 1940 - 197 1941. 26 pages.

Requisitions for trains needed to transport expelled Poles to the transit 198 camp at Łódź. 1941 - 1942. 23 pages.

Assignment of trains for expelled Poles and resettled Germans. 1940. 4 pages. 199 Preparation on follow up of transports with expellees; correspondence. 1939-1940. 15 pages. 200 Maximal number of expellees in a transport; correspondence. 1940. 4 pages. 201 Schedule bulletin for expellee transports. May - June 1940. 17 pages.

202 Announcement of expellee transports to final stations. 1939. 10 pages.

Resettlement transports; reports of deportees arrivals and tardiness; 203 number of transportees, etc. 1939 - 1940. 8 pages.

Shortcomings in the transport organization; actions of the 204 underground; their members; collection of documents. 1940. 21 pages.

Reports of preparation; first evictions of Jews and Poles from Poznań 205 for March - December 1939, first experiences with them. 1940. 23 pages.

206 Evictions from Poznań, Łódź, and other cities; preparation of transit camps; situation reports. 1939 -1940. 11 pages.

207 Major Hagelstein's report of the 14 February 1940 eviction action in Poznań. 1940. 1 page.

Eviction of Poznań district Luisenhein; correspondence. no dates. 2 208 pages.

Gniezno, difficulties with eviction of Poles; report. no dates. 2 pages.

209 Gostynin, SS Ostuf Peters reports; the course of deportation. 1940. 15 pages.

210 Konin, SS Bilharz reports, the course of deportation action. 1940. 10 pages.

211 Kutno, eviction action, reports. 1940. 8 pages.

Kutno - SS Mischel reports on resettlement actions. 1940. 2 pages. 212 _eczyca, Ozorków, deportation. 1940. 5 pages.

213 Łódź, expulsion within the Baltic action; reports, statistics, and correspondence. 1939 - 1940. 55 pages.

214 Łódź district; reports on evictions. 1940. 3 pages.

Nieszawa evictions report. 1940. 2 pages. 215 Reports on attitudes among Poles in Szubin. 1941. 1 page. 216 Turek evictions - SS Major Skarabis' report. 1940. 8 page. 217 Koło (Wartbrücken) eviction action; SS Oscha Steinberg's report. 1940. 218 17 page.

Welun, evictions; SS Major Hötte's report. 1940. 14 pages. 219 Expulsion of sick and handicapped Poles from Wrzesnia; lists and 220 correspondence. 1940. 5 pages.

221 Report of regional statistics; correspondence. 1941. 7 pages.

222 Statistical reports of expulsions carried out between December 1939 and January 1941. 3 pages. 223 Total of expellee transports from Łódź within the short-term plan; Wolynien-Cholmar action. 1940. 5 pages. 224 Total and statistics information about Polish and German population in 225 the Wartheland; the course of expulsions. 1940. 6 pages.

Population situation in Łódź; notes by Mosar. 1939. 2 pages. 226 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the Inowrocław district. 227 1939 - 1940. 15 pages.

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4 232 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the Inowrocław district. 1939. 13 pages.

233 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the Jarocin district. 1939 - 1940.

234 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the Kalisz district. 1939. 14 pages.

235 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the Konin district. 1939. 29 pages.

236 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the Koscian district. 1939 - 1940. 37 pages.

237 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the Krotoszyn district. 1939. 23 pages.

238 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the Włocławek district. 1939. 7 pages.

239 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the Łęczyca district. 1939. 11 pages.

240 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the Mogilno district. 1939 - 1940. 23 pages.

241 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the Nieszawa district. 1939. 2 pages.

242 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the Rawicz district. 1939. 29 pages.

243 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the Środa Wlkp. district. 1939. 21 pages.

244 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the Szubin district. 1939. 15 pages.

245 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the Sieradz district. 1939. 19 pages.

246 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the Turek district. 1939. 17 pages.

247 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the Wieluń district. 1939. 18 pages.

248 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the Wolsztyn district. 1939. 32 pages.

249 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the Wągrowice. 1939. 23 pages.

250 Population make-up, preparation for eviction in the żnin district. 1939. 20 pages.

251 Germanization of Polish population orders of SS Chief; guidelines. 1940. 3 pages.

252 Instruction for establishment of German citizenship and retreat from eviction of German population. 1940 - 1941. 15 pages.

253 Alleges evacuation of ethnic Germans from Pomerania to the General Gouvernement; notes from police representatives conference in Warsaw. 1940. 2 pages.

254 Cooperation of SD in political investigations of people recognized as eligible for germanization. 1940. 4 pages.

255 Exempting farmers related to Germans from evacuation. 1940. 1 page.

Granting of permission to refugees to return to Wartheland who 256 applied for inclusion into the German nationals list; correspondence. 1941. 4 pages.

Expulsion of owners of Polish farms designated for German settlers. 257 1940. 1 page.

Settlement of ethnic Germans and war victims in the Wielu_ district. 258 1940. 1 page.

Resettlement of Polish farm workers to German for the purpose of 259 germanization; correspondence. 1940 - 1941. 49 pages.

"Racially valuable" Poles to old Germany for germanization; 260 correspondence and guidelines. 1940. 7 pages.

Identification for Poles destined for germanization. 1940. 10 pages. 261 Furloughs for Poles sent to old Germany for the purpose of germanization. 1940 - 1941. 3 pages.

262 Stay of eviction for persons thought to be of German descent. 1939 - 1940. 13 pages. 263 Restriction of evictions of persons necessary to German economy; guidelines, applications, etc. 1939 - 1940. 12 pages. 264 Discontinuances of evictions of persons necessary to the German economy (airplane industry, etc.); guidelines, lists, and correspondence. 265 1940. 7 pages.

Eviction of Polish population but taking into account their usefulness in the German economy. 1940 -1941. 5 pages. 266 Discontinuance of eviction of employees in judiciary and registration branches; correspondence. 1939. 2 pages. 267 Discontinuance of eviction of persons necessary for the economy of Konin (physicians and railroad workers); lists and correspondence. 268 1940. 3 pages.

Discontinuance of eviction in Nowy Tomysl of persons necessary to the economy (craftsmen and trained workmen). 1940 - 1941. 17 pages. 269