14. Februar 1946
14.2 Coldest day so far: minus 20 degrees. Of 2000 camp inmates, 900 are distrophics. And the impudent Russian commander explains that we are a recreation camp! - The commander explains the poor nutrition to us that way: The camps have to be economically self-supporting. They lend the prisoners of war as workers to companies or other places and get money for it. But since our labour output is too low, the camp does not earn enough to be able to feed us better. The Jewish Oberinspektor consoles us with the fact that all of Russia eats just as badly because the harvest was bad. There is a grain of truth in all this, but it is no reason to let us starve. A week later Stalin declares that the ration cards are to be abolished! - Work is compulsory for necessary camp work. - The condition of the teeth is catastrophic. Mine is not. - 3 prisoners of war already have dropsy. - We get soap. 1/2 bar of wartime soap per man for 2 months. Since footwear is scarce, everyone is walking in wooden clogs.
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