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EAP 164­a­28/23: “KZ­Ebensee Totenliste Russen.”An alphabetically arranged
list of 408 Russian inmates who died at Ebensee, Jan.–June 1945, giving name,
inmate number, birth date (when known), and date of death. 9 pages
EAP 164­a­28/25: Military Government of Germany Concentration Camp
Processing Dockets listing Czechoslovak political prisoners repatriated from
Ebensee as of May 27 and June 7, 1945, giving name, inmate number, sex,
age, place of birth, nationality, and type of prisoner. 17 pages
EAP 164­a­28/26: Correspondence file of the International Committee of
Ex­Political Prisoners from Ebensee, May–June 1946, including German­
language documents on the organization’s founding and aims, and letters
addressed to the organization’s president, Hermann Vilko. 40 pages
EAP 164­a­28/27: “Totenlisten: Unterlagen staatenweise geordnet.” A
handwritten compilation of 1,725 inmates who died at Ebensee from
Dec. 1944 forward, arranged by nationality, giving name, inmate num­
ber, and date of death, with 171 listed as “unbekannte” (unidentified).
150 pages
EAP 164­a­28/30: Military Government for Germany Concentration Camp
Inmate Questionnaires (Fragebogen) completed by Ebensee inmates (pri­
marily German) May 20–June 20, 1945, giving a wide variety of personal
information, including date, place and reason for original arrest, criminal
charges if any, and places of detention (186 pages). A second folder, under
the same EAP number, includes inmate questionnaires completed by
Austrian nationals (60 pages).
III.41CapturedGermanRecordsMicrofilmedinBerlin,Germany(BDCCollection)
These captured and microfilmed records include three sources of informa­
tion on SS officers who served at German concentration camps: personnel
dossiers for SS Officers (NARA Microfilm Publication A3343, Series SSO);
biographical records of the Rasse­ und Siedlungshauptamt­SS or RuSHA
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