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Karlsfeld and Füssen to the Jägerkaserne, 1946

Karlsfeld Camp, Munich → Jägerkaserne, Mittenwald

When the large Karlsfeld camp north of Munich was wound up in the spring of 1946, those sent on to Mittenwald were directed to the Jäger barracks. Groups arrived from Karlsfeld and Füssen in late May and early June, bringing the teachers' seminary that had begun at Karlsfeld in 1945 with almost its full body of students.

Spring 1946

Karlsfeld is liquidated and those sent to Mittenwald are directed to the Jägerkaserne

Sources

Andrij Buk, Displaced Persons Camps: UNRRA and IRO

Karwendel-Kaserne and Edelweiß-Kaserne

Late May to early June 1946

Groups of Ukrainians arrive at the Jägerkaserne from Karlsfeld and Füssen with the teachers' seminary

Sources

Pidsumky: camp administration report for 1 January–31 December 1947

15 July 1946

A vocational education officer is appointed with UNRRA's agreement

Sources

Pidsumky: camp administration report for 1 January–31 December 1947

Documents

Sources

Andrij Buk, Displaced Persons Camps: UNRRA and IRO

Karwendel-Kaserne and Edelweiß-Kaserne

Pidsumky: camp administration report for 1 January–31 December 1947