CONCENTRATION CAMP PERSONNEL RECORDS
Listen below per concentration camp are the microfilmed records that
are available at NARA Northeast Division. More records are available at
the NARA II in College Park, Maryland. To request a record, visit the NARA
site at www.nara.gov. Then click on the
top of the page where it says "Contact Us." You can e-mail them with your
request (or visit them in person.) You can always write to them or phone
them for more information. If you need to obtain any of the records listed
below, you must request it through NARA II in College Park. The New York
NARA office cannot fill request for copies of these records. You can of
course visit the New York office in person and make photocopies yourself
from the microfilm.
To send them mail, please address your stamped envelope to:
The National Archives and Records Administration
8601 Adelphi Road
College Park, MD 20740-6001To
telephone them, please call toll free at:
1-866-272-6272 or
1-86-NARA-NARA
Below are the concentration camp records available at NARA in New York
City:
(all microfilm rolls must be pulled by the NARA staff)
- AROLSEN FILM (ACCESSION A57-386)
--Nine rolls of microfilm. Gestapo transport
lists--Berlin; Flssenburg-Natzweiler; Natzweiler-Dachau; other
Gestapo transport lists; SS-Sonderlager Hnzert.
- BERGEN-BELSEN
--Death certificates of various nationalities, January
to April 1945
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- BUCHENWALD
--Sixty-four rolls of microfilm, mostly for male
inmates. They are arranged in alphabetical order and contain
questionnaires the inmates were required to fill out at the time
they arrived in Buchenwald. The information includes birth date,
birthplace, religion, occupation, nationality, race, names of
parents (including mother's maiden name), number of children, name
of spouse and physical attributes.
If an inmate was later transferred to another camp or died in
Buchenwald, it was noted on the card.
These rolls also contain questionnaires filled out by the
prisoners after liberation. The questionnaires are interspersed
with the concentration camp papers and include birthplace,
nationality, religion, home address, occupation, date of arrest,
places of detention and planned destination after leaving
Buchenwald.
--Transport Lists to Buchenwald
Thirty-five rolls of microfilm
--Numerical registers of Buchenwald inmates
Nine rolls of microfilm
--Death Records
Nine rolls of microfilm
- DACHAU
--Five rolls of microfilm. The records are chronological,
based upon the date a person was transferred to Dachau. Each entry
contains the inmate's name, birth date, date of transfer to Dachau
and location from which the inmate was transferred.
--Six rolls of microfilm. The records contain alphabetical lists
prepared by the United States Army. Each entry includes the
inmate's name, birth date, birthplace, Dachau registration number,
date of arrival at Dachau, date of death at Dachau, or the name of
the camp where the person was liberated from.
- GROSS-ROSEN
--"Stapoleit Breslau: Arbeitserziehungs-Haftlinge 1943-1945"
- MATTHAUSEN
--Nineteen rolls of microfilm:
--Inmate personnel cards in alphabetical order
--Chronological death records of the camp
--Numerical registers of inmates
--List of victims by nationality (not religion), listed
alphabetically. Includes an inmate's birth date, birthplace and
death date.
--Belgian Jews in Mauthausen
--Names of survivors and discharged prisoners. listed
alphabetically. Includes an inmates birth date, birthplace and
name of spouse.
- MITTELBAU--SANGERHAUSEN
--Death books, mostly French and Belgian inmates,
November-December 1944
- NATZWEILER
--Questionnaires for Inmates--"Fragebogen fur
Haftlinge"
Twenty-five rolls of microfilm
- OTHER RECORDS
--Constanz (Feldkirch) Hospital--alphabetical card file
of patients of various nationalities, May to June 1945
--OSS, near eastern theater of operations, Job no.
106--alphabetical listing of Nazi criminals/the Jewish Agency for
Palestine Political Department, May to June 1945
--Landau-Zoerner
--List of inmates by countries--Sandbostel by
Bremerforde
--Two rolls of
microfilm. Belgians,
Czechoslovakians, Dutch, Estonians, French, Germans, Greeks,
Hungarians, Italians, Latvians, Lithuanians, Poles, Romanians,
Russians, Spanish, Yugoslavians and Luxemburgians.
--Names of Jews whose German nationality was annulled
by the Nazi Regime
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