Correspondences from prisoners in Dachau 3K Concentration Camp, prewar and wartime, 1934-1944

Brief Description:

This Collection comprises correspondences and some official papers related to the prisoners of the Dachau 3K Concentration Camp in 1934 -- 1944

Commandant's regulations in regard to prisoner correspondences read as follows,

Every inmate [whose deportation is pending] is allowed to send or receive one letter or card. The lines have to be written in ink clearly and legibly. Letters may not go over four normal pages with 15 lines each, cards not over 10 lines. Only a 12 Rpf. postal stamps may be attached to each writing; any more will be handed to penniless inmates. No photos are allowed to be sent. Each shipment has to include an inmate or block number. No packages of any kind may be received. Everything can be bought in the camp. It is permissible to send money, but they must be sent through postal recommendation. National socialist newspapers are permissible, but must be ordered through the postal censorship authority. Requests for the release of the internment to the camp administration are futile.

Held at:

Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust

100 S. The Grove Drive

Los Angeles, CA 90036

Phone: 323-651-3704

Fax: 323-843-9518

Email: archive [at] lamoth.org

Record Series Number: RG-108/RG-108

Created by: Prisoners of Dachau 3K concentration camp (1933 -- 1945), Prisoners of Dachau 3K Concentration camp (Prewar and wartime, Germany)

Volume: 1.0 Boxes

Subject Index

Boleslaw Nowicki, prisoner of Dachau 3K concentration camp, postal account
Bruno Tyczewski, prisoner of the Dachau 3K concentration camp, a letter from the camp, 12.13, 1942
Correspondences from Dachau 3K Concentration Camps, prewar and wartime
Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)
Dachau 3K concentration camp, letter forms
Felix Naskrecki, prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, postal service account
German concentration camp letter forms, 1933 -- 1945
Heppenheim (Germany: Concentration Camp) sub camp of Dachau 3K Concentration camp
Jan Tomasek, prisoner of Dachau 3K concentration camp, correspondence to Ceske Budejovice, 1944
Jan Tomasek, prisoner of Dachau 3K concentration camp to wife and children to České Budějovice, 1944
Janusz Rafacz, letter to Zofia Rafacz from Dachau to Ravensbrueck (Ravensbruck), January 6, 1945
Janusz Rafacz, prisoner of Dachau 3K concentration camp, correspondence
Jozef Goralski, letter from the Dachau 3K concentration camp written on June 15, 1943
Jozef Goralski, prisoner of the Dachau 3K concentration camp, correspondence
Karel Vysehradsky, prisoner of Heppenheim concentration camp, subcamp of Dachau, correspondence
Karel Vysehradsky, prisoner of Heppenheim sub camp of Dachau concentration camp, letter to parents
Marjan Bogacki, prisoner of Dachau 3K concentration camp, Polish Roman Catholic clergy
Max Povolny, letter to Erna Rosecky from Dachau concentration camp, August 10, 1938
Max Povolny, prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, correspondence
Oranienburg (Germany: Concentration camp)
Otto Marse, letter to Marta Marse, April 22, 1934
Otto Marse, prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, correspondence
Polish Roman Catholic clergy in Dachau 3K concentration camp
Polish Roman Catholic clergy in German concentration camps
Poscards on camp stationery sent from Dacahu concentration camps, 1930s
Postal service accounts for prisoners at Dachau 3K concentration camp
Postcard on camp stationery to his wife Rosa halm in Vienna, August 18, 1938
Prisoners of Dachau 3K Concentration Camp, correspondences, prewar and wartime
Rudolf Langer, letter to Paula Langer from Dachau, June 16, 1939
Rudolf Langer, prisoner of Dachau 3K concentration camp, correspondence
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from and to Nazi-German concentration camps
Rules and regulations regarding correspondence from the Dachau 3K concentration camp, 1933 -- 1945
Sachsenhausen (Germany: Concentration Camp)
Tadeusz Pelezarski, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp
Typology of content of correspondences from German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945
Typology of content of prisoners correspondences from the Dachau 3K concentration camp, 1933 -- 1945
Wolf Halm, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany
Zofia Rafacz, prisoner of Ravensbrueck (Ravensbruck) female concentration camp, correspondence

Languages of Materials

German [ger]