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Expulsion from Gross Tuchen - the ReportsPROLOGUE: The Hour of RetributionCount Christian von Krockow: Pomerania - Pomorze Biastoch, Paul (*1887): The Biastoch Report Burmeister née Seltzki, Elisabeth (*1918): The Polish police woke us at 4 o'clock in the morning Gutzmann née Labuhn, Käte (*1924): Until the very end we had hoped Kautz, Heinz (*1931): Marching in of the Red Army Kramer née Kowalke, Irmgard (*1933): Our Flight from the Russians, Expulsion by the Polish Krug née Kramp, Elli (*1925): The Winter 1944/45 was cold in our area Labuhn, Ruth (*1929): Flight, Expulsion and New Start Labuhn, Siegfried (*1928): Farewell to Gross Tuchen Leinemann née Mielke, Christel (*1929): The place of deporting I don't remember Machura née Kolberg, Ida (*1909): Our Child was born in 1944 Mickley, Adolf (*1933): The Mickley Family remembers Mutschall, Willi (*1934): We were cut off by the Russians Orgas née Schwarz, Lenchen (*1937): It was a wonderful winterday Pecker, Heinrich (*1927): I reported to Military Training Camp Podelleck née Roeschke, Helene (*1918): Flight from our Homeland Polzin, Hildfried (*1939): Our Family's Flight and Expulsion Radde, Heinz (*1942): Only being five years old Radde, Karl (*1934): Our Memories Never Die Raddes Route of Flight, March 2-16, 1945: Iron burns! Tebbenhoff née Bansemar, Edeltard (*1934): The Russians are coming Vollert née Kolberg, Brigitte (*1936): We knew that we would have to leave our homeland Wenzlaff née Pecker, Erika (*1935): That you should flee, is out of the question EPILOGUE: 50 Years Later 1997 Flight from Eastern Pomerania and Danzig: Report of the German Ministry The Process of Expulsion in Eastern Pomerania: Report of Pastor Lindenberg from Stolp Diese Seiten in Deutsch
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