F02_P14: Concentration Camp Neuengamme; Labor Camp Drütte
1940 June 4, Reverse side - Waybill addressed to Nazi guard at Drütte Labor Camp in Salzgitter, Germany.
Tan waybill with cursive handwriting in German using black ink. Two stamps are displayed at the right. The blue stamp above is an 80-pfennig stamp depicting Adolf Hitler facing to the right. Underneath is a green 5-pfennig stamp also depicting Adolf Hitler facing to the right. Both stamps have the text "Deutsches Reich" printed at the bottom. Two cancellation stamps are seen over top the stamps. These are dated July 13th, 1944. At the top edge is a sticker with the number 183 and text "Flensburg".
Name/Title
F02_P14: Concentration Camp Neuengamme; Labor Camp DrütteEntry/Object ID
2007.2.14Scope and Content
1940 June 4, waybill addressed to Nazi guard at Drütte Labor Camp in Salzgitter, Germany.Context
Drütte, near Brunswick, was administered by the Neuengamme commandant, providing slave laborers for a Reichswerke Hermann Göring munitions factory. The July 13, 1944, waybill accompanied a parcel sent to a Nazi SS guard at Drütte.Collection
Nazi Scourge I: Primary ExhibitionCategory
Waybill
Philatelic Material