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From: "Tom Krajewski" <>
Subject: Re: [POSEN] Re: POSEN - Prison Term for Avoiding Prussian Army or Reserve Service
Date: Thu, 20 Oct 2005 12:38:26 -0500
References: <OFEFLOKJJPHBEMNJELGKGENBEKAA.raymarsh@mninter.net>


In this country, draft dodger could not go to military prison because he was not
in military. Don't know about Prussia in 1890s. I would think special prison
for political prisoners, malcontents etc. This was the case in WWII in
Czechoslovakia, political prisoners went to Theresanstad (sp) 100Km north of
Prague.

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From: "Ray Marshall" <>
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Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2005 10:56 AM
Subject: RE: [POSEN] Re: POSEN - Prison Term for Avoiding Prussian Army or
Reserve Service


|I would think that a "draft dodger" would go to a military prison where
| "special treatment" would be available.
|
|
| Ray Marshall
| Minneapolis
|
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| Subject: [POSEN] Re: POSEN - Prison Term for Avoiding Prussian Army or
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| Dear Elyssa,
|
| Thanks for your input! I also find it strange how a person living in a
| large city like Poznan would be placed in a jail (in Rawicz), miles away
| when I am sure there was a prison in Poznan. I suspect that maybe
| particular crimes such as political (revoultionary type people) may have had
| a special prison assigned for them?
|
| Thanks,
| Mike (researching Lecki/Lacki)
|
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