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Aufbau-Pfarrkirchen counted among the camps split by screening

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A Ukrainian account of the screening of displaced persons records that where screening deprived one member of a family of displaced-person status the others were not allowed to keep it, and counts the families divided that way: fifty-four at Ettlingen, sixty-three in the Somme-Kaserne camp and fifty-seven in the Aufbau-Pfarrkirchen camps.
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A Ukrainian account of the screening of displaced persons records that where screening deprived one member of a family of displaced-person status the others were not allowed to keep it, and counts the families divided that way: fifty-four at Ettlingen, sixty-three in the Somme-Kaserne camp and fifty-seven in the Aufbau-Pfarrkirchen camps.

Сьогочасне й минуле: вісник українознавства, Naukove tovarystvo im. Shevchenka, page 67. 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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Aufbau Camp