Concentration and POW Camps in Europe |
Carte des camps
de concentration et d'extermination,
Liste des camps
de concentration et d'extermination en Français |
Concentrationcamp
liberators a concentration camp in Austria called Gunskirchen Lager |
Concentrationcamp map |
Concentrationcamp map
pdf file |
Concentrationcamp map numbers killed |
Concentrationcamp maps Concentrationcamp maps |
Concentration
camps
WWII concentration and death camp complex at Auschwitz-Birkenau,
concentration camp near Munich, Mauthausen |
Concentration camps WWII |
Forgotten Camps
covers the history of all the major extermination centers, the history of
several sub-camps, the history of major concentration camps |
Gedenkstaetten-uebersicht |
Holocaust - maps and blueprints |
Inside a Nazi Death
Camp, 1944 |
Liste des camps de concentration nazis |
Maps |
Nazi
concentration camps |
RTRfoundation.org |
Soviet Prisoners-of-War (POWs), 1941-42 |
Swiss Internees Association |
The forgotten camps
history of Nazi concentration camps, work camps, police camps, transit camps |
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Other crualties - mass murders |
Babi Yar: Killing
Ravine of Kiev Jewry – WWII |
Babi Yar |
Babi Yar
Babi Yar - mass murder |
Babi Yar
- mass murder in Kiev, the Nazis murdered approximately 100,000 people in a
ravine named Babi Yar |
Bernburg
november 21, 1940, the killing of mentally ill and handicapped people
("euthanasia") in a gas chamber in the Bernburg psychiatric hospital
begins |
Gardelegen
massacre |
Grafeneck
so-called "Euthanasia" experimentation. In one year, the National Socialist regime murdered 10,654 sick and disabled
people at Grafeneck |
Hadamar
gas chamber facility within the framework of the "euthanasia"
(Action T4) program; approximately 10,000 patients are killed with carbon
monoxide gas |
Hadamar |
Khatyn
march 22 1943 26 houses with their inhabitants (149 people, including 75 children) were burned by the German
punishment battalion in Belarusian village of Khatyn |
Khatyn |
Lidice destruction of
Lidice, the extermination of town Lidice in 1942 Lidice, a village in
Czechoslovakia |
Lidice Czechoslovakian village which was destroyed during WWII by the Nazis.
After the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich in 1942 by Czech partisans |
Lidice nazis
liquidate Lidice in retaliation for Heydrich's death |
KZ Leonberg |
Lichtenburg
built as a residence for the widows of Saxon Electors |
Nazi
prison escape from 1940 to 1945, allied prisoners of war engineered spectacular escapes from Colditz Castle, the Nazis' most impregnable prison |
Oradour-sur-Glane
10th June 1944 background and events leading
up to the destruction of the small Limousin town of Oradour sur Glane in the
Haute-Vienne department of France, Centre de
la mémoire |
Oradour-sur-Glane - remember |
Oradour-sur-Glane - photos |
Osthofen German |
Památník
Lidice extermination of town Lidice and the suffering of its
residents who 10.6.1942 became the victims of the fascist |
Struma |
Struma Struma: the boat that never made it |
Struma
boat exodus |
Struma ship a ship which was to carry seven hundred and sixty nine Jews from Romania to Mandatory Palestine in 1941,
in defiance of British immigration policies |
Horizontaal |
POW camps |
Colditz gateway to Saxony : Das Tor zu
Sachsen |
Kriegsgefangenenlage Stalag VII A in German |
PoW-camp Zedelgem |
Prisoner of
War a site about the experiences of the Allied Prisoner of War, held in
camps in either Europe or the Pacific during World War 2 |
Stalag 18A, Austria |
Stalag 326
Stukenbrock |
Stalag Luft
during World War II approximately 8,939 Allied Airmen ( 7,588 American and 1,351 Royal Air Force ) were imprisoned by the Germans at Stalag Luft I in
Barth, Germany, Robert D. Reeves - Peoria to Munich - prisoner of war |
Stalag Luft 1 the
German system separated officers from enlisted men and sent them out to the various camps, which were know as Stalag Lufts. These airmen's camps were
administered by the German Luftwaffe and the Abwehr |
Stalag XB Sandbostel |
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