Ukrainian families at Luttensee found the camp hard to live in under a Russian administration whose signs and announcements were in Russian, and petitioned UNRRA for the almost empty Pionier barracks in the valley. The move was granted in February 1947 and the camp choir went down with them. Luttensee itself did not close, and a December 1947 return still counted 863 Ukrainians there.
Summer 1946
Russian residents take over the camp administration and Ukrainian families arrive from the liquidated camps at Oberdorf and Füssen