Born: Stanislau, Poland, 28 March 1912
Profession in country of origin: Doctor/Physician
Arrived in Britain as a refugee from Vienna, Austria, on 5 June 1939
Documents
Male enemy alien - Exemption from internment - Refugee Surname: Diamant Forenames: Hermann Alias: --- Nationality: German Police Regn. Cert. No. 712518 Home Office ref no: C 2007 Address: Kitchener Camp, Richborough, Sandwich, Kent Normal occupation: Physician Present occupation: Road builder in camp Name and address of employer: --- Decision of tribunal: Exempted "C" & 9a Date: 12.10.1939 Whether exempted from Article 6(A): Yes Whether desires to be repatriated: No Tribunal District: Richborough Camp Tribunal 4 Signature of Tribunal W Blake Rogers
Source: National Archives, Home Office: Aliens Department: Internees Index, 1939-1947.
Editor’s note: We are not allowed to reproduce National Archives (UK) images, but we are permitted to reproduce the material from them, as shown above.
Kitchener camp, Hermann Diamant German Jewish Aid Committee form, page 1. Source: World Jewish Relief 
Kitchener camp, Hermann Diamant German Jewish Aid Committee form, page 2. Source: World Jewish Relief 
Kitchener camp, Hermann Diamant German Jewish Aid Committee form, page 3. Source: World Jewish Relief
Letters
Photographs
Kitchener camp, Hermann Diamant, 1939. Photograph from Vienna Police Record 
Hermann Diamant and Joseph Haber (Kitchener camp residents), around 1944, taken in Farnham, Virginia after emigrating to the USA. In the photograph above, Hermann is centre back, looking over the shoulders of his friend Jospeh Haber and his wife Giesel Jufy Haber.