1927: Born in Arnswalde, Pomerania, Germany
1938 until 1939: Imprisonment of his father at Sachsenhausen concentration camp
Family moved to Berlin
From 1942: Forced labour for the Deutsche Waffen- and Munitionsfabriken in Reinickendorf
1943: Arrest and deportation to Auschwitz with father; father died in Auschwitz
March 1943 until January 1945: Forced labour as concentration camp inmate for I.G. Farben at Buna in Monowitz concentration camp
January 1945: Death march and liberation
After 1945: Director of a Jewish retirement home
Alfred Jachmann was actively involved in the compensation for forced labourers and the remembrance of Nazi forced labour in Germany.
March 1996: Video interview, USC Shoah Foundation
Alfred Jachmann died in Frankfurt am Main in 2002.

Alfred Jachmann