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[trans…] portation of arms or ammunition is prohibited. Neither
must they be employed for the transportation of material destined for fighting
troops. The labor offices give all the information required.
2.
Prisoners of war must not be employed where the danger of sabotage, espionage,
and the undermining of the morale of workers exists. Generally in such cases,
the regulations issued for the employment of foreigners apply. The labor
offices give all the information required.
3. The prisoners of war must
— as far as possible in any way — be separated from other workers in
the plant and work in separate departments. They must not work together with
other foreigners. If employed in the main plant they must at all costs be
escorted back into their isolated living quarters immediately after work.
4. Accommodation must, as a rule, be provided for the prisoners of war
and the guards by the plants, in accordance with the standards prescribed by
the military authorities. |
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1. The prisoners of war will be allocated to the places of work by
the Stalags in cooperation with the labor offices. The labor offices competent
for the particular camps have established a liaison office at the Stalag. This
liaison office, in cooperation with the Kommandantur, is responsible for the
occupational registration and the assignment of prisoners of war to working
teams and for the allocation of working teams to the employers. Prisoners of
war may be allocated to employers only with the consent of the labor office
competent for their works. Applications for the allocation of prisoners of war
must be submitted to the labor office competent for the plant (the place of
work) — for work other than agricultural a form is to be used which is
obtainable at the labor offices. The application must give all the necessary
information for an allocation of prisoners of war, showing: name of plant,
number, and type of prisoners of war required, type of work to be performed,
duration of work, working conditions, and arrangements for housing and feeding.
2. Wherever possible, the
prisoners of war are to be assigned according to their own trades. Miners,
forest workers, and skilled and unskilled construction workers in particular
will be registered separately. Members of these trades are, in principle, only
to be employed in their respective trades, i.e., in mining, forestry, and
building.
3. The basis for the allocation of prisoners of war for work
is a contract to be concluded between Stalag and the
employer. |
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