there must certainly have been different time tables for each day. but did they have the sunday free to do "other things?"
i am also not sure about the purpose of the Landajhr Helsdorf 1937 "paper sign".
corrections/opinions are appreciated : )
Stig
Practically every camp had such tables. Here such table for girls from the Landjahrlager Ruhberg
near Schniedeberg im Riesengebirge (about July 1942).
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It is typed over from given information from a member from this camp. This table is a global and
general table, which could differ slightly at another day or week.
A time table was hung at the entrance of the building or room, every day, so all could see what had
to be done or was going on! For Saturdays and Sundays there was a totally different time table.
