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of facts or “examinations” in the workers’ penal camps, such requests should be refused with the explanation that they cannot be granted without approval by RSHA [Reich Security Main office], since these workers’ penal camps are exclusively a police measure. Reports are to be sent here without delay on all cases of inspections of workers’ penal camps justifying suspicion that material against the Security Police is being collected, and furthermore on all observations made in this connection. Supplement for Gestapo Headquarters Frankfurt/Main:

Further reference will be made to your teletype of 29 June 1943 - 7005 - RSHA -IV D-304/43 c-656-(Foreign Workers) LA  
 
 SIGNED MUELLER, SS Gruppenfuehrer.
 
 
 
  TRANSLATION OF
DOCUMENT NIK-15377
PROSECUTION EXHIBIT 1537
 
 INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM, DICTATED BY DEFENDANT VON BUELOW, II OCTOBER 1943, CONCERNING EARLY PLANS TO ESTABLISH A PUNITIVE CAMP FOR FOREIGN WORKERS AT DECHENSCHULE 
 
 
  Cast Steel Works, 11 October 1943
v. B. [von Buelow] /Ste.  
 
Subject: Establishment of a punitive camp  
 
[Initial] W [WILSHAUS] 
10 November 
 
On principle we are prepared to establish a punitive camp [Straflager] in the former Dechenschule [camp], but according to the following policies:

1. The house is partially demolished, reconstruction will take 2 months. The possibilities to equip another camp have been investigated in detail. Primarily as a result of the arrival in large numbers of Badoglio soldiers, everything is already overcrowded. Is it possible for the city or the State Police to give us another camp? However, this would have to be favorably situated with respect to the factory.

2. Camp management, administration and operations are directed by our main camp administration which is responsible for the condition of the camp, discipline, etc.; based on the fact that Mr. Kupke as counterintelligence agent is responsible in intelligence matters to me as chief counterintelligence agent for close cooperation between the main camp administration and the plant police. Wherever necessary the plant police would be summoned or would intervene. However, I should like to have one or two men provided by the police for controlling supervision over the

 
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