TABLE OF CONTENTS 

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Introduction 1
Photographs 1 & 2
  First Phase (April 5th. - July 1st., 1945)         3  
Junkers Camp under the Germans 3
Liberation 3
Establishment of present Camp by Mrs. Anni Shepe 3
The first Displaced Persons in Junkers Camp 4
Supply and Transport 4
Military Control of Camp 4
Food Supply and Distribution 5
Security and Camp Police 6
Arrival of First Balts 7
Camp Administration and Latvian self-government 8
Latvian Club 8
Repatriation 8
Junkers Camp Hospital 9
Summary of Accomplishments during the First Phase 11
  Second Phase (July 1st. to December 31st., 1945)  13  
MMLA (Mission Militaire pur le Liaison Alliee)13
Camp Population14
Repatriation15
Camp Administration15
Food Distribution15
Clothing Distribution15
Sanitation and Camp Maintenance16
Employment17
Woodcutting17
Workshop Projects18
Trade School18
Police18
Fire Department18
Transport19
Supply19
Winterization20
Registration20
DP Administration & Organization21
Latvian Administration21
Estonian Administration21
Schools21
Religious Services22
Boy Scout and Girl Guides22
Latvian Choir22
Theater Group & National Dances22
Sports and Recreation23
Welfare23
Hospital23
Relations with the Military24
Departure of the MMLA Team25
Evaluation of Accomplishments during Second Phase27
  Third Phase (January 1st.-Dec.31st.,1946)         28  
The New UNRRA Team28
Mme. Maria N. Laborde29
Population Shifts and Repatriation29
Condition of Junkers Camp in 194630
Clothing Warehouse and Issue31
Employment31
Workers P.X.31
Camp Maintenance32
Work Shop Projects32
Food Issue and Food Warehouse32
This content transcribes an original report of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA), a separate copy of which is filed in the United Nations Archives (UNA), Reference number: S-1021-0081-05, Title: Monographs - DP-US 20 - Displaced Persons - United States Zone (Germany) - Histories of Individual Camps - History Report No. 30, Report: Baltin Camp in Bettenhausen, Kassel by D. F. McGonigal, Date: April 13, 1945. The UNA grants rights to reproduce with attribution. Additionally, this content is protected as a derivative work under Latvian Copyright Law Chapter 2 § 5 ¶ 3 and as part of a collection under Chapter 3 § 5 ¶ 1.2.
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