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Advice to emigrants on the Funk-Kaserne, in Nashe zhyttia

7 March 1948Munich · Germanypress and printhealthfood and rationshousing and buildings
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Advice to intending emigrants, continued onto page 5 of Nashe zhyttia for 7 March 1948. The left-hand column describes the Funk-Kaserne itself — the affidavit demanded at registration, the unmended windows and unlit corridors, the men and women housed together, the list of things to bring, the obligation to work, and the blood tests, inoculations and Americanisation courses that filled the waiting.
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Advice to intending emigrants, continued onto page 5 of Nashe zhyttia for 7 March 1948. The left-hand column describes the Funk-Kaserne itself — the affidavit demanded at registration, the unmended windows and unlit corridors, the men and women housed together, the list of things to bring, the obligation to work, and the blood tests, inoculations and Americanisation courses that filled the waiting.

Nashe zhyttia, number 11 (154), 7 March 1948, page 5; Cultural and Educational Department of the Ukrainian camp, Augsburg. Ukrainian Museum-Archives of Cleveland, Displaced Persons Camp Periodicals Collection, digitised with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum; marked public domain or an orphan work and offered under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0.

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Funk-Kaserne Transit Centre