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Ukrainians at the Warner Kaserne in Stebelsky’s published table

1992Munich · Germanyadministration
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The Munich block of Stebelsky’s table of Ukrainians in American-zone camps, printed page 49. The first row, printed “Freiman/SS/Warner Kaserne”, reads 4,575, no entry, 2,337 and 3,250 — the largest Ukrainian population of any camp in the city. The four columns are the questionnaire returns collected during 1946 and 1947, the UNRRA count of August 1946, the count of May 1947 and the PCIRO count of December 1947.
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The Munich block of Stebelsky’s table of Ukrainians in American-zone camps, printed page 49. The first row, printed “Freiman/SS/Warner Kaserne”, reads 4,575, no entry, 2,337 and 3,250 — the largest Ukrainian population of any camp in the city. The four columns are the questionnaire returns collected during 1946 and 1947, the UNRRA count of August 1946, the count of May 1947 and the PCIRO count of December 1947.

Ihor Stebelsky, ‘Ukrainian Population Migration after World War II’, in The Refugee Experience (CIUS Press, 1992), Table 7; scan published by diasporiana.org.ua. No reuse licence stated.

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Warner-Kaserne