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United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Encyclopedia Of Camps And Ghettos, 1933-1945

US HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM ENCY CAMPS GHETTOS 1933-45

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Early camps, youth camps, and concentration camps and subcamps under the SS-Business Administration Main Office (WVHA) Describes the universe of camps and ghettos, some 20,000 in all, that the Nazis and their allies operated, from Norway to North Africa and from France to Russia. This volume covers three groups of camps: the early camps that the Nazis established in the first year of Hitler's rule, the major SS concentration camps with their constellations of subcamps, and the special camps for Polish and German children and adolescents.

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Other Frontmatter.
Title page.
Copyright Page.
Other Frontmatter.
Dedication.
Summary of Contents.
Contents.
List of Maps.
Foreword.
Preface.
Acknowledgments.
Editor&#x0027;s Introduction to the Series and Volume I.
Reader&#x0027;s Guide to Using the Encyclopedia.
1: The Early National Socialist Concentration Camps.
2: Introduction to the Early Camps.
3: Ahrensb&#x00F6;k-Holstendorf.
4: Alt Daber.
5: Altenberg.
6: Ankenbuck.
7: Anrath Bei Krefeld.
8: Bad Sulza.
9: Bamberg.
10: Bautzen (Kupferhammer).
11: Bayreuth (St. Georgen).
12: Benninghausen.
13: Bergisch Gladbach [aka Stellawerk].
14: Bergkamen-Sch&#x00F6;nhausen.
15: Berlin (General-Pape-Strasse).
16: Berlin-Charlottenburg (Maikowski-Haus).
17: Berlin-K&#x00F6;penick.
18: Berlin-Kreuzberg (Friedrichstrasse Nr. 234).
19: Berlin-Kreuzberg (Hedemannstrasse).
20: Berlin-Pl&#x00F6;tzensee.
21: Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg [aka Wasserturm].
22: Berlin-Spandau.
23: Berlin-Tiergarten (Universum-Landesausstellungspark).
24: Bochum.
25: B&#x00F6;rgermoor [aka Papenburg I].
26: B&#x00F6;rnicke [also Meissnershof].
27: Brandenburg an der Havel.
28: Brauweiler.
29: Breitenau.
30: Breslau-D&#x00FC;rrgoy.
31: Colditz.
32: Columbia-Haus.
33: Dresden (Mathildenstrasse).
34: D&#x00FC;sseldorf (Ulmenstrasse) [aka Ulmer H&#x00F6;h].
35: Erfurt (Petersberg and Feldstrasse).
36: Esterwegen, IKL.
37: Esterwegen II [aka Papenburg II].
38: Esterwegen III [aka Papenburg III].
39: Eutin.
40: Fuhlsb&#x00FC;ttel [aka Hamburg-Fuhlsb&#x00FC;ttel].
41: Gl&#x00FC;ckstadt.
42: Gollnow.
43: Gotteszell.
44: Gr&#x00E4;fenhainichen.
45: Greater N&#x00FC;rnberg Camps.
46: Gumpertshof.
47: Hainewalde.
48: Hainichen.
49: Halle (Merseburger und Paracelciusstrasse).
50: Hamburg (Stadthaus und Untersuchungsgef&#x00E4;ngnis).
51: Hammerstein.
52: Hassenberg.
53: Havelberg.
54: Heinersdorf.
55: Heuberg [aka Stetten am kalten Markt].
56: Hohnstein.
57: Kislau.
58: Kleve.
59: K&#x00F6;ln (Bonner Wall).
60: K&#x00F6;ln (Klingelp&#x00FC;tz).
61: K&#x00F6;ln (Mozartstrasse) [aka Braunes Haus].
62: K&#x00F6;nigsbr&#x00FC;ck bei Dresden.
63: K&#x00F6;nigstein.
64: Kuhlen [aka Rickling, Falkenried, Innere Mission].
65: Landau [aka Schutzhaftlager in der Landauer Fortkaserne].
66: Langl&#x00FC;tjen II.
67: Leipzig.
68: Leschwitz bei G&#x00F6;rlitz [aka Weinh&#x00FC;bel].
69: Lichtenburg.
70: Magdeburg.
71: Missler (Walsroder Strasse) [aka Bremen-Findorf].
72: Moringen-Solling (Men).
73: Moringen-Solling (Women).
74: M&#x00FC;nchen (Ettstrasse).
75: M&#x00FC;nchen-Stadelheim.
76: Neustadt an der Haardt [aka Rheinpfalz].
77: Neusustrum [aka Papenburg V].
78: Nohra.
79: Oberfranken and Unterfranken Camps.
80: Ochtumsand.
81: Oelsnitz im Erzgebirge.
82: Oldenburg.
83: Oranienburg.
84: Osthofen.
85: Papenburg [aka Emsland].
86: Pappenheim bei Oschatz.
87: Perleberg.
88: Plaue bei Fl&#x00F6;ha.
89: Porz [aka Hochkreuz].
90: Quednau.
91: Reichenbach [aka Langenbielau].
92: Remscheid-L&#x00FC;ttringhausen.
93: Rosslau.
94: Sachsenburg (and Subcamps).
95: Schleusingen.
96: Senftenberg.
97: Sonnenburg.
98: Stettin-Bredow [aka Vulkanwerft].
99: Stollberg-Hoheneck.
100: Struppen.
101: Stuttgart.
102: Ulm&#x2013;Oberer Kuhberg.
103: Vechta.
104: Waldheim.
105: Weissenfels.
106: Weisswasser.
107: Werden.
108: Wittmoor.
109: Wuppertal-Barmen [aka Kemna].
110: Zschorlau.
111: Zweibr&#x00FC;cken.
112: Zwickau.
113: Camps and Subcamps Under the SS-Inspectorate of Concentration Camps/Business Administration Main Office.
114: The Genesis and Structure of the National Socialist Concentration Camps.
115: Arbeitsdorf Main Camp.
116: Auschwitz I Main Camp.
117: Auschwitz II-Birkenau Main Camp.
118: Auschwitz Iii-Monowitz Main Camp [aka Buna].
119: Auschwitz Subcamp System.
120: Altdorf.
121: Althammer.
122: Babitz.
123: Bismarckh&#x00FC;tte [aka K&#x00F6;nigsh&#x00FC;tte].
124: Blechhammer.
125: Bobrek.
126: Br&#x00FC;nn.
127: Budy.
128: Charlottengrube.
129: Che&#x0142;mek-Paprotnik [aka Che&#x0142;mek].
130: Eintrachth&#x00FC;tte.
131: Freudenthal.
132: F&#x00FC;rstengrube.
133: Gleiwitz I.
134: Gleiwitz II.
135: Gleiwitz III.
136: Gleiwitz IV.
137: Golleschau.
138: G&#x00FC;nthergrube.
139: Harmense.
140: Hindenburg.
141: Hohenlinde [aka Hubertush&#x00FC;tte].
142: Janinagrube [aka Johannagrube, Gute Hoffnungsgrube].
143: Jawischowitz.
144: Kattowitz.
145: Kobier.
146: Lagischa.
147: Laurah&#x00FC;tte.
148: Lichtewerden.
149: Neu-Dachs.
150: Neustadt O/S.
151: Plawy [aka Wirtschaftshof Plawy, Gut Plawy].
152: Radostowitz.
153: Rajsko.
154: Sosnowitz I.
155: Sosnowitz II.
156: Trzebinia.
157: Tschechowitz (Bombensucherkommando).
158: Tschechowitz [aka Tschechowitz-Vacuum].
159: Bergen-Belsen Main Camp.
160: Bomlitz [aka Benefeld].
161: Hamb&#x00FC;hren [aka Hamb&#x00FC;hren-Ovelg&#x00F6;nne or Waldeslust].
162: Unterl&#x00FC;ss [aka Lager Tannenberg or Altensothrieth].
163: Buchenwald Main Camp.
164: Buchenwald Subcamp System.
165: Abteroda (Men).
166: Abteroda (Women).
167: Allendorf [aka M&#x00FC;nchm&#x00FC;hle].
168: Altenburg (Men).
169: Altenburg (Women).
170: Annaburg.
171: Apolda.
172: Arolsen.
173: Aschersleben (Men).
174: Aschersleben (Women).
175: Bad Salzungen (Heinrich Kalb).
176: Bad Salzungen (Ludwig Renntier).
177: Bensberg (Kdo. Napola) (SS-BB III).
178: Berga-Elster (&#x201C;Schwalbe V&#x201D;).
179: Berlstedt.
180: Billroda.
181: Bochum (Bochumer Verein).
182: Bochum (Eisen-und H&#x00FC;ttenwerke).
183: B&#x00F6;hlen.
184: Braunschweig.
185: Buttelstedt.

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