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The owner of this 4-1/8 x 5-7/8 inch, 38 page Arbeitsbuch für Ausländer (Work Identity Document and Permanent Work Record for a Foreigner), was a single man from Trieste, Italy with the last name of Rizzatta, born 5 October 1914. The number of this green covered Nazi emplyment record is A 379/030677 and it was issued in Linz on the Danube River on 23 November 1944.
Entries in this Arbeitsbuch show that Rizzatta started work for the Deutsche Reichsbahn in Linz on 9 September 1944, and that he was employed as a Kutscher (driver) right until the last days of World War II - 5 May 1945. The original Arbeitsbuch contains his address while working in Linz, Lager (Camp) Wegscheid, and his home address in Trieste, Italy.
During the war Lager Wegscheid consisted of about 100 barracks that also housed soldiers of FLAK-Regiment 38. After American liberation it was taken over by UNRAA and it became a Displaced Persons camp for people waiting to be repatriated, among them many Volksdeutschen and Jews.
In very good condition, absolutely original to the Third Reich period.
In very good condition, absolutely original to the Third Reich period.
THE NAZI ARBEITSBUCH (WORK ID AND RECORD) OF
AN ITALIAN REICHSBAHN EMPLOYEE
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