Camp pass , it is authorizing to enter the hospital for SS-SchtzJohann Hack , it is a pass from the infamous Labour camp Neu-Dachs which wasa sub-camp of Auschwitz , it carries a lovely Waffen SS K.L Auschwitz stamp.The pass gives permission to enter the hospital for Johann Hack but statesthe pass is only valid in combination with his paybook and stock card. Theirloss is to be reported immediately. Jawerzno, the 8.5.44 and is signed bySS-Ustuf.u.Komp.Fuhrer Bruno Pfütze.One of the largest sub-camps, located at the Dachsgrube coal mine on theoutskirts of Jaworzno. It was set up in mid-June 1943 at the request of themanagement of Energieversorgung Oberschlesien AG, which was looking formanpower for the urgent renovation and expansion of its Dachs, Rudolf,Friedrich-August, Richard, and Leopold hard-coal mines.After expansion, the sub-camp covered an area of about six hectares. Insidethe electrified barbed-wire fence were 14 residential barracks, threelatrines, a hospital, kitchen, clothing storage, boiler, laundry, andwarehouse. The population of the camp grew steadily, reaching 2,800 inmid-October 1943 and 3,664 in January 1945. Selection took place regularlyin Neu-Dachs, every week or two, and 40 to 80 prisoners were found unfit forlabor each time and sent to Auschwitz. The largest selection claimed 250victims in late January 1944.The poor living conditions and the backbreaking labor in the coal minesprompted many prisoners to attempt to escape. The result was usuallytragic—from the beginning of July to mid-October 1943, the SS shot 11prisoners attempting to get out. In October 1944, several score of prisonerswere accused of trying to tunnel out of one of the barracks. They were sentto Auschwitz I and imprisoned in block 11 for investigative purposes.Following the investgation, 19 prisoners were sentenced to death. They weretaken back to Neu-Dachs and hanged in the roll-call square on December 6.SS-Obersturmführer Bruno Pfütze was the commandant. There were 200 to 300 SSmen in the garrison. In January 1945, prisoners from Neu-Dachs made one ofthe largest evacuation marches—about 250 km to Gross-Rosen in Lower Silesia.Many died along the way or were shot by the escorts. The Germans left about400 sick and exhausted prisoners behind in Neu-Dachs. The Red Army liberatedthem.Bruno Pfütze (born July 9, 1912 in Nerchau ; † June 17/18, 1945 in Oslo )was a German SS leader in the Auschwitz concentration camp .Pfütze, a painter by profession, joined the SS (membership number 81.491) inJanuary 1933 and the NSDAP ( membership number 1.737.180) on April 1, 1933.From 1938 he was a member of the SS-Totenkopfverband and, after thebeginning of the Second World War, from 1940 he was employed by the policeassociations in the Generalgouvernement .At the end of 1940 Pfütze was transferred to the Auschwitz concentrationcamp . At first he was deputy report leader in the main camp of Auschwitz .In this capacity he took part in the shootings of prisoners on the BlackWall . From the end of February to March 1943 he was camp leader in the "Auschwitz Gypsy Camp " of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp . Hethen received training as an SS leader and was then returned to theAuschwitz concentration camp. Pfütze became camp leader in the Neu-Dachs SSlabor camp and, from May 1944, company leader of the 4th and 5th SS guardcompanies of the Auschwitz-Monowitz concentration camp , which were used toguard several subcamps . On November 9, 1944, Pfütze was promoted toSS-Obersturmführer .After the "evacuation" of the Auschwitz concentration camp in January 1945,Pfütze was transferred to the Mysen concentration camp in Grini near Oslo inMarch 1945 as the commander of the SS guard battalion . Puddle thereprobably died in combat in 1945.The document measures 125mm x 95mm

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