SOME OF THE PRISONERS HELD AT
SPECIAL CAMP
11
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NAME: RAD-Obergeneralarbeitsführer
Martin Eisenbeck
PW
NO: 560262
RANK: RAD-Obergeneralarbeitsführer
CAPTURED: Bad
Kleinen
DATE: 2nd May 45
PERSONAL
DATE
OF BIRTH: 13
February 1895
PLACE OF BIRTH: Trebschen Kr. Zuellic
DATE
OF DEATH: Unknown
PLACE OF DEATH: Unknown
NATIONALITY: German
RELIGION: Gottgläubig
("believer in God")
OCCUPATION: National Labour
Service Official
HEIGHT: 5'9"
WEIGHT: 182lbs
HAIR COLOUR: Grey
EYE
COLOUR: Blue
NEXT OF KIN: Irmgard
Eisenbeck, Tackenberg (British Zone)
- 1914: Entered Army service in Infanterie-Regiment von Voigts-Rhetz
(3. Hannoversches) Nr. 79.
- Early 1915: Transferred to Reserve Infantry Regiment
232.
- May 1915: Transferred to Reserve Infantry Regiment
228.
- 30 August 1915-December 1919: Commissioned a Leutnant
and served as Platoon and Company Leader, Adjutant and Aerial Liaison
Officer; captured at an unknown date; prisoner of war in British captivity
until repatriated in December 1919.
- Post-World War I: Served in the Sturmabteilung
(SA) – the “Brown Shirts.”
- 15 August 1932: Appointed Gauarbeiter for the Volunteer Labour Service (FAD) in Gau Ostmark, later
designated Labor District VIII (East Brandenburg).
- 15 July 1933: Gauarbeitsführer.
- Unknown-Unknown: Commander of Labour District I (East Prussia).
- 1945-May
1948: Prisoner of war in British captivity.
- 9 January 1946 transferred to Island Farm Special Camp 11 from Camp 1
- 12 May 1948 transferred to Camp 186 for repatriation