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-j reapprehensica of thousands of dischargee Polish
crimfcnalSj," and,, lu-allyi. upon the orders of lijrmler
in hio capacity at Reich CuipdsBioner SOT the Consolidation
of German Folkdca, "the gr*at. task of st. e:'ing and trans»
porting ^'Steuerung und Verbringung") tkoee alien peoples
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{Fremdpjkischer Krafti) which were required, to 'evacuate
those spaces for the reception of the et* rcifens
(Volksdeutsche) who faithfully return This is quite
obviously a reference to the oompulsory 'JVACU tion and
deportation of foreign populations for pv.rooses of slave
labor or iriholesel«; erbermixiatior? Those displacements
were carried out inder the auspices o? the J'.e Lchskommissar
fur die Festigung dos Deutlichen Volkstum.-?;, th^ y olksdouts -she
Mittelstelle.; trd other agonies.-, k particularly shockin»
example of the treatment of prisoners he .d by the SiPo and
3D in the Government General is containe . u. order of 20
July 1944 issued by Commander of SiPo e Radcm^
IX liner., who stat
"I again r.trrsr, the fac'; .that the number of inmates
of the SiPo aid SD prisons must be kopt as low as
possible In the presont situation particularly
suspects handed over by the OrPo (Order Folioe) need
only be subje^tad to a shorty formal in ;errogationc
so long as thore are no serious grounds for suspicion-
They are then to be' sent by the quickest route to a
concentration campe should no court ;>rooe«din£s be ,
necessary :>uld thara be no question of discharge