Personalausweis issued to a Polish female slave laborer who worked for Krupp industries in their factory in Litzmannstadt . This woman was employed by Krupp industris in their factory in Litzmannstadt (Occupied Lodz). It comes with photo of the owner and this Personalausweis was issued in 1943. It's a folded card. Condition is good, with use. Krupp was one of the biggest companies that manufactured weapons and ammunition for the III Reich. In this case, the company National-Krupp Registrier Kassen GmbH was a company that was of American cash register machine manufacturer called Cash Register Company, from Ohio, who established a branch in Germany in 1934 and in 1942 was changed into a joint venture with the famous Krupp and the final company was called National-Krupp Registrierkassen GmbH. In 1942 company was seized by German government and it was turned into a bomb timing device manufacturer company that used many slave labor from ghettos and camps. It used more than 600 women from Poland, Russia and France as slave laborers and it sat up a branch within the Lodz Jewish Ghetto, inside a textile factory that had been previously seized from a Jewish owner. Very interesting the background of this ID and the company she was forced to work for.