Editor's note
Jack Agin was not a Kitchener camp refugee, but was the chief cook.
Jack had previously worked as a cook for the Jewish Lads Brigade.
Kitchener camp, Jack Agin, Camp chief cook, Record from 1914-18 war
Kitchener camp, Jack Agin, Camp chief cook, Record from 1914-18 war
Letters
Kitchener camp, Jack Agin, Camp chief cook, Letter, Training ground number 3, AMPC, Hut 41/II, Oskar Pressburger, 7 January 1940
Photographs
Kitchener camp, Jack Agin, Cook, 1939. On the back of the photograph it reads ‘Walmer 1939’ – and the family thinks this might refer to the Jewish Lads Brigade, because that is where he worked for a time – and given the tents in the background
Kitchener camp, Jack Agin, Cook, 1939
Kitchener camp, Jack Agin, Cook, 1939. On the back of the photograph it reads: ‘Sandwich Kent 1939’
Kitchener camp, Jack Agin, Cook, 1939. Oskar Pressburger is sitting on the left holding the large wooden paddle with ‘Kosher’ written on it. Source: Clare Ungerson’s Four Thousand Men, with the kind permission of The Wiener Holocaust Library