- The
Reichsgau Wartheland (initially
Reichsgau Posen, also
Warthegau) was a ****
German Reichsgau formed from
parts of
Polish territory annexed in 1939...
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Franz Hofer from 25 May 1938 36
Wartheland (also
known as
Warthegau),
renaming of Gau
Posen (29
January 1940)
Posen 43,905 4,693,722 Arthur...
- 29
January 1940,
Reichsgau Posen was
renamed "Reichsgau Wartheland" (
Warthegau).
Reichsgau West
Prussia was
renamed "Reichsgau Danzig-West Prussia"....
- step upon a more
extensive plan of
creating the
Judenfrei province of
Warthegau, the
ghetto was
transformed into a
major industrial centre, manufacturing...
-
Prussia (the
other German-annexed
section of
occupied Poland aside from the
Warthegau), the
local non-German po****tions of
Poles and Jews were
classified as...
- the
deputy to
Arthur Greiser, the
Chief of
Civil Administration in the
Warthegau, an area that was
annexed to Germany. On 26
October 1939, Jäger was named...
-
carried out
expulsion of Poles,
called "resettlement actions", in the new
Warthegau territory around Poznań and Łódź.
Following a
personnel change and retraining...
-
control over businesses. ****
plans to "resettle"
Baltic Germans in "
Warthegau" At the port
Baltic German resettlers disembark at the port of Stettin...
- Wartheland, an area of
Poland that was
annexed to Germany. Also
called the
Warthegau, it was
headed by
Gauleiter Arthur Greiser.
Nominally subordinate to Greiser...
- targeted. Tens of
thousands of Jews were
deported from
ghettos in the
Warthegau and East
Upper Silesia to Chełmno and Auschwitz. 300,000 Jews—largely...
