In a report for the year 1942, possessions collected from the dead at the Majdanek and Auschwitz camps included 76,000 women’s clothing items and 89,000 pieces of women’s underclothing, all designated for the Reich Ministry for the Economy. Additionally, 155,000 women’s coats, 119,000 dresses, 26,000 jackets, 30,000 skirts, 30,000 blouses, 60,000 pullovers, 27,000 pajamas, 25,000 bras, 49,000 pairs of underwear, and 111,000 pairs of shoes were directed to go to the clothing distribution office in Germany. Thousands more clothing pieces were designated for various other [Fascist] organizations, offices, and forced labor camps.

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