Very nice set of ID's to a Pole who was slave laborer in Warsaw for Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG in Austria

Very nice set of ID' to a Pole who was slave laborer in Warsaw for Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG in Austria. Set comprises:

Ausweis to access the factory of Steyr in Steyr (Austria) with big red A for Austria, since factory was located there. It's also written that this man was in slave labor Lager 5. Issued in 1944. With photo of the owner, but damaged.

Lager Ausweis or ID card to access and leave the slave labor Lager area. Also with big use.

A broken but complete Generalgouvernement bilingual Kennkarte with photo of this Polish man in the 40s. Issued in occupied Warsaw with very nice ink stamp of the city. Sadly, Kennkarte is in poor condition with 3 parts separated and many edge parts missing due to use.

Post war military identity card issued to this man in the 1950, with his photo and in good condition with no missing pages. Fully in Polish in this case.

Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG company was a huge Austrian holding that manufactured weapons and vehicles such as car and motorcycles. The owner of the company was the first one to ask the Nazi government for slave labor from concentration camps, more exactly from Mauthausen-Gusen. Later he proposed Karltenbrunner the idea of establishing a satellite camp near the company factory in Steyr.