Kaunas Ghetto - Ultra rare set of 2 documents issued by the SS department of resettlement of the Kaunas Generalkommissar to an architect to build a carpentry. Kauener Ghetto or the Ghetto of Kaunas, in Lithuania, was well known for the horrible treatment Nazis and Lithuanian collaborators gave to all the Jews that were forced to live there. We can say without any doubt that Lithuania was a very anti-Semitic country, and Jews were persecuted and exterminated, being Lithuania a Judenfrei Land (country with no Jews). These 2 documents, issued by the Generalkomissar in Kaunas, more exactly by the SS Department of Resettlement, were sent to a German architect, Walter Winzer, asking him to build a inside the Ghetto of Kaunas and produced the furniture for the houses of German re settlers (houses seized to Jews and given to German citizens) and to build also furniture for German schools. The other document is a paper stating the architect salary and that he would have to be building these items for 6 months. It's written that he would be given the best raw materials to do it. Both documents are hand signed by clerks of the Generalkommissariat in Kauen and they are in great condition. Both come with very clear rubber stamps too. We must say that Kaunas ghetto documents are among the rarest, and this is one of the few chances you will have to get a pair.

Very good condition