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Category: Translation - German
Approval Date: 4/17/2024 2:09 PM
Family Surname:

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I would like to know about the front that is bleeding through here in the image. I would like to know if this is some sort of camp record. I have a jewish relative with the name Sozoshanna Hebel.

Response

4/17/2024 4:09 PM

Here is the text on the front of the page Tamir. Suzanna Hebel would appear to be listed among the departing foreign workers in this list.
Regards from Oregon,
Robert Rosenbaum

***

1.)
To:
Reichsführer of the SS and Head of German Police in the Reich Ministry of the Interior
(Immigration control)
Prinz-Albrecht-Str. 8
Berlin SW 11

2 April 1942

Immigration authority

Enclosed are arrival registrations (Form 4), departure registrations (Form 11), and residence permits issued (Form 7) for the foreign workers listed below.

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1.)
an den
Reichsführer der SS und Chef der Deutschen
Polizei im Reichsministerium des Innern
-Ausländerüberwachung-
in Berlin SW 11
Prinz-Albrecht-Str. 8

2. April 1942

Ausländerpolizei

Von nachstehen aufgeführten ausländischen Arbeitern übersende ich Zuzugsmeldungen (Muster 4), Abmeldungen (Muster 11) und Erteilung von Aufenthaltserlaubnis nach (Muster 7).

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Submitted by Tamir Moore

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ViewMate Posting VM 106776

Submitted by Tamir Moore