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EAP 164­a­28/17: “KZ­Ebensee Totenliste Griechen­Rumaenen­Spanier.”
Lists of Greek, Romanian, and Spanish nationals who died at Ebensee,
Apr.–June 1945, giving name, inmate number, date of birth (when known),
and date of death. An exception is the Spanish list, which cites one inmate
who died on Jan. 31, 1945. 3 pages
EAP 164­a­28/18: “Nation Espanoles”: Lists of Spanish inmates, undated, giv­
ing only name. This is presumably a list of survivors. 18 pages, some duplicates
EAP 164­a­28/19: “KZ­Ebensee Totenliste Jugoslawen.” A list of 99
Yugoslav nationals who died at Ebensee, Oct. 1944–July 1945, giving
name, inmate number, date of birth (when known), and date of death.
Two deaths on May 13, 1945, are listed only as “unbekannt” (unidenti­
fied). 3 pages
EAP 164­a­28/20: “KZ­Ebensee Totenliste Polen.” A list of 596 Polish
nationals who died at Ebensee, Sept. 1944–July 1945, giving name, inmate
number, date of birth (when known), and date of death. Most deaths are
dated Apr.–May 1945. Nos. 534–596 are listed as “unbekannt” (unidenti­
fied) by inmate number only (12 pages). A second list records the deaths
of 186 Polish nationals, May–Oct. 1945, giving name, inmate number, date
of birth (when known), and date of death (2 pages). Some names appear
on both lists. Also included is a handwritten list of 5 Polish nationals who
died between Aug. and Dec. 1945 (1 page).
EAP 164­a­28/21: “Luxemburg.” Three lists of Luxemburg political
prisoners at Ebensee, dated Apr. 15 and May 6, 1945, one undated. 3
pages
EAP 164­a­28/22: “Belge–Dutch” handwritten list of Belgian inmates at
Ebensee, May 8, 1945, giving inmate number and name (9 pages); and three
handwritten lists of Dutch inmates, cited as Groups I, II, and III, undated,
giving surname and first initial only (3 pages)
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