Sources

  1. Report by the Central Administration for German Resettlers in the Soviet Occupation Area (December 23, 1945)

  2. Emergency Accommodations in “Nissen Huts” in Hamburg (1946)

  3. Speech Welcoming Refugees in a Refugee Camp near Bremen (1946)

  4. Annual Report of the Work of the Office for Resettlers within the Provincial Administration of Brandenburg (End of 1946)

  5. From the Report of a Housing Allocator in Bielefeld: Problems in the Resettlement of Refugees from Camps to Confiscated Housing (1946)

  6. The Tägliche Rundschau on the Equalization of Burdens (February 15, 1947)

  7. August Mayer, President of the Tracing Service for Missing Germans: People’s Solidarity and the Tracing Service (1947)

  8. A Family of Expellees from the Sudetenland in Southern Germany (1948)

  9. Request for Permission to Move In (1948)

  10. “Equalization of Burdens Means Equalization of Wealth” (1948)

  11. A Sudeten German Refugee Writes to the Resettlers Department of the State Government of Saxony (January 8, 1949)

  12. Comments on the Resettler Problem: The Organization Department of the Central Secretariat of the Socialist Unity Party of Germany (February 24, 1949)

  13. Family of Expellees at Camp Benthe near Hannover (1950)

  14. Marion Gräfin Dönhoff: “Homeland in the East” (1950)

  15. Expellees in the Federal States of West Germany (1950 and 1961)

  16. Federal Minister for All-German Affairs Jakob Kaiser at the Second Federal Meeting of Silesians in Munich (September 16, 1951)

  17. Explanations from the Ministry of the Interior of the GDR on the Situation of the Former Resettlers (October 20, 1953)

  18. “Resettlers” from the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic in the GDR (January 1957)