Arbeitsbuch - Summary (English) Summarized description of the document (Arbeitsbuch)

This is a German work booklet (Arbeitsbuch) from the period of the Third Reich (the title page also lists the legal basis: the law of 26 February 1935). It was used to record employment and was filled in by labor offices and employers.

Holder’s details

• Booklet no.: 191/28630
• First and last name: Stanislawa Boguslawski, née (geb.) Chajmarki
• Official issue date: 13 May 1936
• Issuing authority: Arbeitsamt Opladen (labor office stamp)

Personal data (from entries)

• Born: 18 June 1900
• Place of birth: appears to be “Grzegorzewice” (handwritten spelling—minor variation possible)
• Kreis (district): Thorn (Toru?)
• Marital status: married
• Number of minor children: 1
• Address: Lev.-Altdorf, Konradin…/Konradinstr. 12 (abbreviation and handwriting—the street name is not 100% certain)

Employment (documented with company stamps)

• I.G. Farbenindustrie A.-G., Leverkusen (I.G.-Werk) – chemical industry
  • Positions: Putzfrau (cleaner) and Arbeiterin (female worker/laborer)
  • Periods covered: entries in 1936 and 11/07/1939–02/01/1940
  • Note: one entry has an illogical date sequence (end date earlier than start date)— this appears to be a column error or a mistake made when the entry was recorded.

Short note about I.G. Farben (IG Farben)

In the 1930s and during World War II, IG Farben was a very important supplier for the Third Reich’s economy (chemicals, materials, pharmaceuticals, and production for wartime needs). After the war, the conglomerate was dissolved and split up, and part of its assets and operations were taken over by successor companies (including, among others, BASF and Bayer).

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