Biography
Annieliese Blumenthal was a civilian internee recorded in actual custody at the Alien Detention Station in New Orleans, Algiers, Louisiana, on February 29, 1944. The Department of Justice/INS roster names Blumenthal, Annieliese in its German section, with historical age 39 and occupation secretary. The internment serial field is blank in this row. The given name Annieliese is retained as printed rather than silently normalized. This establishes administrative wartime civilian confinement in the United States, not a criminal conviction, citizenship, political-party membership, first admission date, final release or total custody. The listed age is historical, not a present-day age; the From column is not treated as citizenship.
Annieliese Blumenthal was a civilian internee recorded in actual custody at the Alien Detention Station in New Orleans, Algiers, Louisiana, on February 29, 1944. The Department of Justice/INS roster names Blumenthal, Annieliese in its German section, with historical age 39 and occupation secretary. The internment serial field is blank in this row. The given name Annieliese is retained as printed rather than silently normalized. This establishes administrative wartime civilian confinement in the United States, not a criminal conviction, citizenship, political-party membership, first admission date, final release or total custody. The listed age is historical, not a present-day age; the From column is not treated as citizenship. Individually named in actual civilian custody at the Alien Detention Station, New Orleans/Algiers, Louisiana, on February 29, 1944. The roster date is an observation of existing detention, not a first admission or sentencing date. Final release and total actual confinement remain unknown.
DOJ/INS civilian custody roster, February 29, 1944, New Orleans/Algiers printed page 2 / PDF 9.