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Edwin Reinhold Horst Seifert

Full name:Edwin Seifert
Era:1940s
State:Hawaii
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Biography

Edwin Reinhold Horst Seifert was an individually named civilian internee in Hawaii. An October 21, 1943 military message reports release from internment under October 14 orders, effective upon departure for the mainland. It records actual departure on October 20, 1943. This establishes actual administrative confinement followed by a conditional release, not an inferred judicial sentence. His first arrest and admission and total custody remain unknown.

Edwin Reinhold Horst Seifert was an individually named civilian internee in Hawaii. An October 21, 1943 military message reports release from internment under October 14 orders, effective upon departure for the mainland. It records actual departure on October 20, 1943. This establishes actual administrative confinement followed by a conditional release, not an inferred judicial sentence. His first arrest and admission and total custody remain unknown. Edwin Reinhold Horst Seifert was an individually named civilian internee in Hawaii. An October 21, 1943 military message reports release from internment under October 14 orders, effective upon departure for the mainland. It records actual departure on October 20, 1943. This establishes actual administrative confinement followed by a conditional release, not an inferred judicial sentence. His first arrest and admission and total custody remain unknown.

Original wartime civilian internment records, PDF pages 11.

Case

Charges: Administrative wartime civilian internment
Released: Oct 20, 1943
Sentence: Edwin Reinhold Horst Seifert was an individually named civilian internee in Hawaii. An October 21, 1943 military message reports release from internment under October 14 orders, effective upon departure for the mainland. It records actual departure on October 20, 1943. This establishes actual administrative confinement followed by a conditional release, not an inferred judicial sentence. His first arrest and admission and total custody remain unknown.