After 22 June 1941, Warsaw Ghetto, AJDC Inspector Engineer A[ron
Artur] Reinberg’s⁴¹¹ report on his inspection trip to Radom, Kielce, and
Jędrzejów, 15–22 June 1941.⁴¹²
[1] Report on the inspection trip to Radom, Kielce, and Jędrzejów,
15–22 June 1941
Radom District
The objective of this inspection trip was to learn about the overall course
of the welfare campaign in the Radom District, the specific conditions
of that campaign, and the general living conditions in three typical
411 Aron Artur Reinberg (1887–1943), engineer from Warsaw. During 1938–1939, director of a Committee to Aid Refugees from Germany. In early 1940 became an inspector of the AJDC Central Office in Warsaw, from where he was transferred to Kraków in April. After the Grossaktion, in hiding with his wife Judyta in a village near Radzymin. They were both murdered in 1943. Their daughter Alicja Reinberg, born in 1920, survived in Warsaw outside the ghetto. See AŻIH: AJDC, 210/18, p. 2; AJDC post-war, 350/1207, p. 244; CKŻP Records and Statistics, 303/V/425/R2060.
412 The original of this document is in the AŻIH, ŻSS, 211/865, pp. 53–57. The Ringelblum Archive includes its duplicate: the first part (pp. 1–3) in ARG I 976 and the second part (pp. 4–5) in ARG I 795; see also the description below the document.
