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Reinhard F., German Sinto in Mauthausen concentration camp
The Sinto Reinhard F. hat to perform forced labor in agriculture already before 1939. In 1941 he was imprisoned and only narrowly survived as a slave laborer in Mauthausen and other concentration camps.
Reinhard F. during the interview (Archive "Forced Labor 1939-1945")
- 1923: Born near Insterburg in East Prussia
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1937: Leaves school; compulsory agricultural labor
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1941: Arrest, odyssey through prisons, committed to the Mauthausen concentration camp, slave labor in a stone quarry
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1942: Slave labor in the concentration camps Auschwitz, Monowitz, Rydultau and Blechhammer
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1945: Death march, liberated in Mauthausen/Ebensee
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For the time being he is incapacitated for work, stateless, living in Bayreuth
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1952: First marriage
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1953: Moves to Aschaffenburg
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1957: After a period of work disability, he works in construction
- 1958: Second marriage, two sons
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- Video interview in German
- Interviewed on April 23, 2005 by Alexander von Plato; camera: Elena Danchenko
- Interview duration: 6:30 hours
- Transcription: Jörg Klepel
- Subset: "Germany - FernUni Hagen"
A biographical short film (duration 25 minutes) from the interview with Helena B.-Sz. has been produced for the German-language educational material "Video Testimonies for School Education". Together with a biographical map, a glossary and additional documents, it is available in the learning software.
