Editing Cigar Mining Facility (section)

==Forced labor==

The Cigar Mining Facility used forced labor and compulsory assigned labor under Bau-Einsatz supervision. Workers were drawn from the wider camp and forced labor system, including detainees, assigned civilians, penal prisoners, and people transferred through labor or security offices.

Laborers worked in tobacco cultivation, harvesting, drying, sorting, rolling, packing, gold box fabrication, cleaning, loading, maintenance, storage work, and transport support. Work placement depended on age, health classification, security status, skill category, and production demand.

Workers were held or housed in restricted areas and moved to work sites through guarded routes. Food access, movement permission, medical treatment, and work assignment were connected to labor records and security classification. Refusal to work, attempted escape, sabotage, theft, absence, or violation of facility rules could result in beating, confinement, food restriction, transfer to harsher labor, or execution by shooting or hanging when security authorities imposed capital punishment.