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Eidesstattliche Erklärung des Emil Lesak über das Konzentrationslager Flossenbürg.
Arolsen Archives – International Center on Nazi Persecution
Record
0.4, 047/0301a
former reference number: Flossenbürg 1
former reference number: 266, Folio 50-61
former reference number: 266a, Folio 50-61
DE ITS 0.4 Kartei der „Sachdokumente“ der Sammlungsgruppe Inhaftierung und Verfolgung
Kartei der „Sachdokumente“ der Sammlungsgruppe Inhaftierung und Verfolgung >> Konzentrationslager >> Konzentrationslager Flossenbürg >> Administrative der politischen Abteilung/Kommandantur
22.03.1945
Von Stein und Nowadrow, Nikolaj hatten die Haare nicht abgeschnitten. Nowadrow pflegte die Pferde der SS, worin er Experte war. Dann wurden vier franz. Generäle nach Dachau gebracht. Sie kamen aus Groß-Rosen nach Flossenbürg. Mit ihnen kam ein franz. Wissenschaftler. Fam. Schuschnigg befand sich auch im Lager. Die Tochter hieß Dilli oder Dizzi. Fr. Schuschnigg ging oft in Begleitung von einem SS-Mann in die Stadt. Im Einzelzellblock gab es einen Engl. namens Griemvisch oder Greenwich, der 1942 verhaftet und seitdem in Dachau war. Es gab noch einen engl. Oberst, der viele Fremdsprachen sprach. Es wurden Galgen aufgebaut und für jedes Erhängen bekamen die Henker Extrarationen an Zigaretten und Schnaps.
Emil Lesak, Konzentrationslager Flossenbürg
Art: Durchschrift vom Original
Archivale
Englisch
Information on confiscated assets
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BZK no.
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system
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Reason for persecution
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Role in the proceeding
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