This is a small collection, mostly containing various orders, reports, and other business and administrative papers regarding the daily activities of the post. Several of the items specifically refer to measures regarding the Saxons living near the post, their involvement with German forces, and their deportation to work camps. A folder of correspondence (numar curent 1947-1) mentions Jews, but only to note that there appear to be no Jews in the area. The remaining documents in this folder consist of correspondence, primarily orders and circular bulletins sent to the Pauca gendarmerie post, concerning various tasks and activities to be undertaken. Often these have to do with agricultural matters, and there are also a number of notices about wanted individuals, escapees from detention, and measures regarding the ethnic German and Magyar populations. What is, however, of note is that much of this correspondence is written on recycled paper – for the most part, the versos of the orders are Hungarian-language documents dating to the late Austro-Hungarian monarchy, especially to the first World War.
Creator:
Pauca gendarmerie
Date:
1941-1947
Format:
Textual records
Extent:
12 units
Language:
Romanian
Provenance:
No information is provided as to when these papers were acquired by the National Archives.
Call Number:
fond Postul de Jandarmi Pauca; inventar 447
Bibliographic Citation:
fond Postul de Jandarmi Pauca; inventar 447; Arhivele Naționale ale României, Direcţia Judeţeană Sibiu
Repository:
Arhivele Naționale ale României, Direcţia Judeţeană Sibiu, Strada Arhivelor nr. 3, cod 550164, jud. Sibiu, România