The United States Holocaust Museum has a listing of all the displaced persons camps, with a map. I have not seen anything detailing doctors or births.
U S. Immigration & Naturalization Service (INS): The Einwanderungszentrale of Nazi Germany had the complete vital statistics of every foreigner entering into Germany (name, age, place of original, date of entry and two photos (full face and profile). Using these files, the UNNRA and IRO (replacement organization for the UNNRA) categorized, provided medical exams, X-rays, TB and VD, mental and educational exams to determine who was eligible for immigration to the US and distant ports. (Genealogists should get freedom of information form G639 from the Immigration & Nationalization Services for their records.) The INS will tell you what camp your parents were in.
Yes, there were quite a few displaced citizens because after the war, Germany lost a lot of land, including land that they had before the war so all the people living In German towns (especially ones living near France) were displaced. These people either were killed, or they went back to Germany or they became a citizen of the country they were in. Jerman Jews were also displaced.
DPs were known as displaced persons at the end of the war. They were Jews and any other person who had no home or country to return to and needed a place to live. They were put in displaced persons camps until they could be relocated.
According to records, only one person died on attacks at Hornchurch during World War II. It was a major aerodrome in both World Wars.
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Yes, there were quite a few displaced citizens because after the war, Germany lost a lot of land, including land that they had before the war so all the people living In German towns (especially ones living near France) were displaced. These people either were killed, or they went back to Germany or they became a citizen of the country they were in. Jerman Jews were also displaced.
9.58 seconds from the 2009 World Championships in Berlin, Germany
Yes. Some world records are for example "Youngest person to ever..." or "Oldest person to ever..."
DPs were known as displaced persons at the end of the war. They were Jews and any other person who had no home or country to return to and needed a place to live. They were put in displaced persons camps until they could be relocated.
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The oldest person in Shetland is believed to be 110-year-old Joyce Smith, as of current records.
the person who cames from germany
Rod Dyrdek- He broke the most guiness world records in a day.
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according to 2007's guiness book of world records, manuel uribe is the most obese person in the world
The Guinness World Records does not have a specific category for the oldest age at which a person lost their first tooth. They mainly focus on more wide-reaching and universally significant records.