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Wooden spoon, around 1944/45
In addition to one's own eating bowl, the spoon represented a utensil necessary for survival in the concentration camp. This wooden spoon, which she carefully preserved after the war, was given to the Regional Museum Neubrandenburg by the Frenchwoman Odile Roger, née Arrighi (1923-2014), in 1975.
© Regionalmuseum Neubrandenburg
Inv.-Nr. V 1727 T
Prisoner dress, before 1945
Blue and white striped dress with short sleeves and the number "47275" and the red angle of a political prisoner. The dress belonged to the communist Frenchwoman Odile Roger, née Arrighi (1923-2014). She survived the concentration subcamp Neubrandenburg and later gave her prisoner's dress to the regional museum.
© Regionalmuseum Neubrandenburg
Inv.-Nr. V 1871 T
Metal comb, before 1945
The material for this comb was most likely stolen by the women from the production halls. It is made of aluminum and decorated with ornaments. Combs served not only to maintain hygiene, but also reminded women of their former life in freedom.
© Regionalmuseum Neubrandenburg
Inv.-Nr. V 2152 T
Eating bowl, around 1944
This brown enameled tin bowl was recovered in 1982 from the Waldbau site in Neubrandenburg. In all likelihood, it served the concentration camp prisoners as an eating bowl and was thus one of the few things they were legally allowed to possess.
© Regionalmuseum Neubrandenburg
Inv.-Nr. V 2160 T
Self-made knife, before 1945
To make knives, the prisoners probably stole metal parts from the workshops. They used the knives mainly for dividing bread and for sewing and carving. The possession of sharp objects was forbidden to the prisoners. Inspections were carried out regularly in the barracks.
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Inv.-Nr. V 2174 T
Congratulation card
With this greeting card Czech prisoners congratulated Vera Žahourková, née Vacková, on her 20th birthday. The card, on which three roses are depicted in colored pencil, bears the date March 18, 1945. The abbreviation "N. B.-Waldbau" probably stands for the Ravensbrück subcamp Waldbau in Neubrandenburg.
Gedenkstätte Ravensbrück, V2652 F3
