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leadership of Mme. Laborde, became perfected. Records of all kinds were revised or established, controls were so tightened that leakages and black marketing were reduced to the minimum, the cultural life of the people was encouraged to flourish as never before, the displaced persons themselves were given an increased share in the management of the camp, and, above all, the sense of individual responsibility to the community was fostered and developed to the point where the DPs were rapidly becoming ripe for complete self government.
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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.