Biographies
This web site intends to inform about individual persons having been in camp Mühlberg. Completeness cannot be achieved. For many reasons the selection cannot be even representative.

Content
1. Names of the victims of Stalag IVB
2. Country lists for Stalag IVB
3. Selected persons from Stalag IVB

4. Names of the victims of Soviet special camp 1
5. Regional lists for Soviet special camp 1
6. Selected persons from Soviet special camp 1


The web portal Wikimedia Commons holds a number of photos by LutzBruno covering the monuments of the POW cemetery Neuburxdorf (victims of Stalag IVB) and of the memorial of special camp 1.


Names of prisoners of war buried at cemetery Neuburxdorf (Stalag IVB)

To enlarge, click on the pictures until you can read all names,
Copyright for all photos: LutzBruno [GFDL or CC-BY-3.0], via Wikimedia Commons









Belgium
Poinsard, Lucien
Vivilus, Josef


France
Abdesselemn, Ben Larby -
Laute, Jean

France
La Berre, Nicolas -
Valloire, Roger

France
Vantrin, Maximilian -
Yomas, Jean

Italy
Alfonsi, Duilio -
Volpi, Lido

Netherlands
Asscher-van Gelder, Louise -
Wreschner, Ida Lucienne Gabriel

Poland
Andrzejak, Stefan -
Zubryj, Maciej

Slowakei
Maliniak, Stefan
Varga, Jan

Jugoslavia
Abdulovic, Naklil -
Danovic, Alija

Jugoslavia
Corcevic, Bogoljub -
Subkov, Marko


On the last plate, numbers of further victims not buried at Neuburxdorf are listed:

Soviet Union – 2368
UK – 50
USA – 29
Denmark – 9
Netherlands – 7
Belgium – 3
Greece – 1
India - 1


Stalag IVB: country lists


Soviet Union. The memorial Ehrenhain Zeithain has a Death register of Soviet prisoners of war with the names of more than 23000 POWs online, who died in camp Zeithain. Most of the POWs in camp Zeithain have been in Stalag IVB, too. More details on the Soviet POWs in Stalag IVB including the scanned register cards can be researched on OBD Memorial using the names from Zeithain (enter only surname and first name with paste and copy!). Searching for the keyword "шталаг IV B" at OBD Memorial provides also details of Soviet POWs who have not been in camp Zeithain (max. 1000 per search.)

Soviet Union. The documentation office Dresden of the foundation "Stiftung Sächsische Gedenkstätten" holds a list of Soviet prisoners of war buried in Saxony. The register cards of the German Army have been scanned are online available for many of the victims. A large number of them have been in Stalag IVB in Mühlberg.

Soviet Union. About 800 Soviet prisoners in Stalag IVB are listed the German files as "civilians". There were dedicated to forced labour for years. Here is a list with the names of these persons. Some of the youngest of them:









...

Ivan Ostapenko, 16 years

Ivan Batulin,
17 years, † 
1942

Vladimir Ternavski, 17 years, † 6.4.1943

Vladimir Sitko, 17 years, am 17.3.1945 transferred to the Wehrmacht (German Army)

...


Kazakhstan. List of 206 dead Kazakh POWs, having been in Stalag IVB for a certain time.

Chechnya. List of 10 dead Chechnyan POWs, having been in Stalag IVB for a certain time.

Ukraina. List of 243 dead Ukrainian POWs, having been in Stalag IVB for a certain time.

USA. Click here for a list of all US-American POW victims of Stalag IVB

USA. Click here for a list of all US-American POWs in Stalag IVB

Denmark. On 18.12.1944 between 1000 and 1600 Danish policemen coming from concentration camp Buchenwald arrived in Stalag IVB near Mühlberg, "in sad condition". Few of the victims are listed here and here.

Polska. Poszukujemy informacji o 28 byłych polskich jeńcach wojennych kampanii wrześniowej 1939 roku osadzonych w obozie jenieckim Stammlager IVB (Stalag IVB) w Mühlbergu. Szczególnie prosimy o kontakt wszystkie osoby, które są w posiadaniu jakichkolwiek informacji o jeńcach przybyłych do obozu we wrześniu i październiku 1939r.

Poland. A list with the names of 28 Polish POWs from the initial stages of Stalag IVB 1939, collected by the Polish POW Jan Puchala. We are looking for more informations. Please contact us if you know more about these persons or about other Stalag IVB POWs of this time.



Stalag IVB: selected persons in the camp


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Names of victims of Soviet special camp 1

To enlarge, click on the pictures until you can read all names,
Copyright for all photos: LutzBruno [GFDL or CC-BY-3.0], via Wikimedia Commons


Abitz, Karl -

Becker, Erich


Becker, Franz -

Bock, Wilhelm


Bocklitz, Hans -

Burkhardt, Bernhard


Burkhardt, Erich -

Dressel, Karl


Dreßler, Max -

Falldeig, Karl


Fankhänel, Paul -

Friedrich, Kurt


Friedrich, Max -

Gneist, Emil


Gnerlich, Hans -

Günzel, Otto

Gurlbeck, Hans -

Haupt, Alfred


Haupt, Arno -

Hermann, Wilhelm


Hermes, Adolf -

Horlbeck, Kurt


Horlitz, Willy -

Kanzok, Erhard


Kapitän, Philipp -

Knappe, Curt


Knappe, Robert -

Kreisler, Hugo


Kreissig, Richard -

Lauks, Wilhelm


Laurin, Werner -

Loßner, Johannes


Lötsch, Theodor -

Memecke, Karl


Mende, Otto -

Müller, Otto


Müller, Otto -

Ohmeyer, Hermann


Ohmeyer, Karl -

Plagemann, Rudolf


Planitzer, Kurt -

Reichmann, Fritz

Reife, Bruno -

Rosemeier, Hugo


Rosenblatt, Walter –

Scheffer, Alfred

Scheffler, Emil -

Schmitt, Gerhard


Schmitz, Wilhelm -

Schulz, Albert


Schulz, Alfred -

Segit, Alois


Seibt, Ernst -

Steckenbach, Ernst


Stede, Walter -

Tesmar, Günter


Tetsch, Edith -

Viertel, Kurt


Viertel, Paul -

Weiske, Erich


Weiske, Ernst -

Wittmann, Franz


Wittstock, Joachim -

Zwock, Ernst


Soviet special camp 1: regional lists

The total number of imprisoned persons in Soviet special camps is estimated to be between 122.000 and 180.000, varying in different sources. There is no information how many persons were imprisoned in a certain region or in a certain municipality. Here we try to compile a list from the several single or distributed data that have been published. The general availability of these data will help to diminish myths and wrong prejudice on persons in Soviet special camps. Do you have any information on the number of NKVD prisoners in a special village or town? How many of them died in the Soviet camps?

The following lists are researched with best available knowledge. In most cases, they are incomplete and require further local regional research in order to clarify biographies.


Soviet special camp 1: selected persons in the camp

A number of the small pictures are taken from the manuscript Zur Geschichte des sowjetischen Speziallagers Nr. 6 in Jamlitz 1945-1947 by Andreas Weigelt (Brandenburgische Historische Hefte 16, 2001). Other pictures come from Wikipedia or other sources. Clicking on the image leads in most cases to the source document.

The character ' ' indicates that the person died in a Soviet special camp. If not indicated otherwise, the person died in camp Mühlberg.

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