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Tager-Kaserne; some Ukrainian documentation at Shevchenko Scientific Society Library Telebinden Telgte, Telgte is a town in the Warendorf district, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It is situated on the river Ems, 10 km east of Münster, and 15 km west of Warendorf.
Thürigen (US zone) Tirschenreuth - is the capital city of the district of Tirschenreuth. It is located in the northeast of Bavaria, very close to the Czech-Bavarian border. In 1972, when the segmenting of bavarian districts was reformed, the district of Tirschenreuth was expanded with the former district of Kemnath. https://www.stadt-tirschenreuth.de/
Stadtarchiv Traunstein Trofaich www.dpcamps.org/trofaiach.html Uchte, #2712, Land Niedersachsen (British zone) - is a municipality in the district of Nienburg, in Lower Saxony, Germany. It is situated approximately 25 km (16 mi) southwest of Nienburg, and 25 km (16 mi) north of Minden. 7/2/07 My father lived
in the Kempten DP camp from 1945
to May, 1949. I would like to ask any readers who knew or knew of Jonas Girdziunas
during those years to send a brief story, recollection, memory to me.
My mother, Sofija Druskis nee Ivaskeviciute, lived in the Uhte,
Germany displaced persons
camp during the same time period. Thanks for any information on either parent.
Victoria Girdziunas email
: svictoria@earthlink.net Ulm, many nationalities: Jews, Poles, Ukrainians and even Arabs,
http://www.stadtarchiv.ulm.de/ 89070 Ulm Weinhof 12 Tel: 07 31 - 1 61 42 00 Fax: 07 31 - 1 61 16 33 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration Archives Record Group: PAG 4 Box 3: District 1: Assembly Centers and Area Teams, Heidenheim, Ulm, Stuttgart My name is Christof Maihoefer. For the DZOK Ulm and the city of Ulm, I work on the subject of displaced persons in Ulm and around (Neu-Ulm, Dornstadt, Leipheim) I can offer any assistance in questions on the subject, and I am also deeply interested to come in contact with people, who know about this time and have documents eg. In Ulm, there were different camps: Hindenburg, Sedan, and Boelke barracks. Unna
Klosterstr. 12 59423 Unna Tel: 0 23 03 - 10 34 76 Fax: 0 23 03 - 10 34 76 http://www.unna.de/stadt/41archiv.htm
Unterlüss / Unterluess, #254, Land Niedersachsen (British zone), Poles,
Valka, Estonians, See also Baltic page: http://www.dpcamps.org/balts.html
Reply from Olga: Question your mother again soon before she dies. Once she dies, finding answers will be harder. And you really want to know her experiences personally. Tell her how important it is for you to share her life story. When I questioned my mother, she left out a lot too and took important secrets to her grave. She kept saying 'why do you want to know'. It was a impossibly difficult time for them. They had to summon up courage on a daily basis just to make it through the day. They were truly deprived of happiness, of their childhood and of all their possessions. They witness their family members die by bombs, torture or starvation. Squashed into too small living quarters with too little sanitation, they were infected with lice and TB. Czech site holocaust http://holocaust.valka.cz/newdesign/v400/show_html.php?id=364
Dear Olga: The above text in English translation: http://www.bafl.de/template/englisch/index_englisch_about_us.htm A search at Google will turn up a German language page showing a photo of barracks at the camp, at a Web site about Nürnberg (Nuremberg). The camp was named for the city of Valka that straddles the border between Estonia and Latvia, and the name stuck even after the refugees from those two countries left around 1949 and were replaced by refugees from other nations. Thanks for your efforts. Sincerely, Dale Chock
2/11/05 ----------- Nov 26, 2013 G'day Olga, found your website and am wondering if you may know how i can get information on records from valka camp? My father and grandma were both at that camp around 47. any direction you could give would be wonderful. Thanks!
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Varel website in German with photos, (Westhauderfenn in '47) #262, mostly Poles
Varenesch - 7/17/07 Velbert (British zone), Velbert today
Thomasstr. 1a 42551 Velbert Tel.: 02051/262264 Fax: 02051/262112 Web: http://www.archive.nrw.de/home.asp?stadta-velbert Hi Olga, My name is Peter Pernarowsk.i I am trying to get some information about Velbert camp. My email address is yoralla@yahoo.com Many thanks, Peter / Vellern (British
zone) - This place is situated in Warendorf, Munster, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany Velmede (British zone) Yugoslavs Venta (British zone) Veersen, #2521, Land Niedersachsen (British zone) Verden (Stade in '47), #247, Land Niedersachsen (British zone) City archive: Stadtarchiv Verden (Aller) Verl (British Zone), mostly Polish
Paderborner Str. 3-5 33415 Verl Tel: 05246-961-170 Fax: 05246-961-190 Email: Verl@gt-net.de Web: http://www.archive.nrw.de/home.asp?gema-verl City archive: Stadtarchiv
Versmold
Vilshofen an der Donau - a German village near the Czech border, see also Passau Vilseck
Marktplatz 13, 92249 Vilseck
3/15/05 Dear Olga
2) If there are any people who knew him? 3) If you have any documentation about Vilseck. 4) I know that he was living in Munchen. I am also looking to find the files of the UN and UNRRA of these days, if you have any information. I will thank you very much for your support. Joseph Herman, TEL-AVIV, ISRAEL TEL. 972-54-4740618 Vörde
/ Voerde, #3107, #34/107, N. Rhine-Westphalia (British zone),
mostly Yugoslavs
Rathausplatz 20 / Postfach 101152 46549 Voerde Tel.: 02855-80-227 Fax: 02855-80-555 Web: http://www.archive.nrw.de/home.asp?stadta-voerde
Vorhelm, 2 camps (British zone) - Vorhelm is a district of Ahlen in Westphalia and consists of the villages Eickel, Bergeickel, village farming (village field) and Tönnishäuschen (Isendorf).
Vrasselt, Poles
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I thought you might add this picture to your site. I believe it was1946. I am the blonde in center of back row. My sister, Wanda, is to my immediate left. Thank you so much. I am always sending people to your site, it has grown a great deal from my first visit. Thank you very much. 
We
had a Polish school that I attended. I did my first Communion in Varel.
Here is the picture. I am the first one on the left. After communion,
our priest took us blackberry picking. One can only imagine what our
white dresses must have looked like to our mothers. My dress was made
by my grandmother, who was a seamstress and very adept at making clothes
over. That dress changed twice as I grew. One of my sisters was born
in Varel. At Christmas, one of the men would dress up as St. Nicholas,
and visit the children to pass out gifts (supplied by the parents) after
asking us questions. My question was, "How much is 7X7?" I did not know
the answer, but because I knew all my prayers I received my small gift.
So these are my memories of Varel. Thanks for adding them to your site.
Best regards, Rita R., Ontario, Canada
The photo above and the lady is looking for anyone who knows anything. In this photo, shows a girl that looks similar; it was made in Sande in 1947. I am the small boy in the back row. The camp in Varel was a guarded camp where they kept people who had problems with their ID. Bockhorn and Friedichseld are the same. 