Feldafing, located in southern Germany, was the site of a labor camp which was a subcamp of Dachau. The camp appears to have been associated with the firm "Hocg-Tief AG" and was established in April 1942 and was last mentioned in April 1945 on the Dachau transfer books. After the war, the camp became a major camp for Jewish displaced persons.
Below are thumbnails of a lettercard postmarked February 14, 1944, from an inmate Stefan Belka, at the "Arbeitskommando Feldafing". The lettercard is identified in Lordahl as type as L1b. Please click on the thumbnail to see the full image, and then click your back key or "Lettercards" in the left frame to return.
Erik Lordahl, German Concentration Camps 1933-1945, History and Inmate Mail (2000). Referred to as Lordahl.
Copyright © 2001 Edward Victor