This document is a Nazi-era German Arbeitsbuch (Serial No. 401/A/21013) issued on May 23, 1940, by the Arbeitsamt Eger, Nebenstelle Asch to Theresia Schäck (née Reiß), a widowed mother of three children born in 1931, 1937, and 1938. Born on August 21, 1908, in Schönbach (District of Asch), she was a Reich citizen residing in Roßbach (house No. 131 in Oberndorf)—situated in the Sudetenland, a historically German-majority region of Czechoslovakia annexed by Nazi Germany in late 1938. Classified under occupational group 1 / category A 2 b, she worked as an agricultural day laborer (Landwirtschaftliche Arbeiterin / Taglöhnerin) for employer Josef Frank in Roßbach, Gau Sudetenland, with documented service periods spanning from April 5, 1937, to January 2, 1941, and resuming on July 7, 1941.