RG-72.03.05.07, Letter from Marian Baranowski in Gusen concentration camp to Marcin Baranowski in Poznan, 20 December 1940 | Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
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Title:
RG-72.03.05.07, Letter from Marian Baranowski in Gusen concentration camp to Marcin Baranowski in Poznan, 20 December 1940
Date:
20 December 1940
ID:
RG-72.03.05.07
Repository:
Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
Found in:
Ed Victor Papers, 1933-1972
Sub-Collection 3: RG-72.03, Correspondence from and to concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 Collection of Folder-Level 5: RG-72.03.05, Gusen concentration camp, 1940 -- 1944 Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-72.03.05.07, Letter from Marian Baranowski in Gusen concentration camp to Marcin Baranowski in Poznan, 20 December 1940
Sub-Collection 3: RG-72.03, Correspondence from and to concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945 Collection of Folder-Level 5: RG-72.03.05, Gusen concentration camp, 1940 -- 1944 Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-72.03.05.07, Letter from Marian Baranowski in Gusen concentration camp to Marcin Baranowski in Poznan, 20 December 1940Creators:
Marian Baranowski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria, 1940 (1940)
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps (1939 -- 1945)
Subjects:
Austria (1939--1945)
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
Correspondence in German language
correspondence to and from concentration camps
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
Gusen, German concentration camp
Living conditions in concentration camps
Marian Baranowski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria, 1940
Personal correspondence
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
Censored correspondence in Nazi-German concentration camps
Content of the letters of the concentration camps' prisoners
Correspondence in German language
correspondence to and from concentration camps
day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps
Gusen, German concentration camp
Living conditions in concentration camps
Marian Baranowski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria, 1940
Personal correspondence
Relatives and friends to the prisoners of Nazi-German concentration camps
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
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