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CONFIDENTT A TI SUPREME HEilDQUARTERSJLLIEDECPEDITIONARY EtrALUATICEI IND SECTION G-2. (Counter Intelligence Sub.-Division) POROE H-4-n-D7B70-0-E • (Karizmtrationslager) AXIS CONCINTRATICHI ones AND DETENTION CENTRES REPORTED AS SUCH IN-EUROPE DOI •Translaiion : of the Special 'Oszno Orders .- for the a ESTWREGIZI
ZOncentration Camp Esterwegen. Command Post • 1 Aug 34 SneHoié(1 C amD Orders fOr Prisoners Barracks 1.. Puroote -It4El_left to the individual in protective custody to .meditate . Onithe -reasdn . wbyhe.had come to this concentrationcamp. Bete he has the opportunity either tO: ...Ohangelie attitude to the nation and the country to One in faVOurofe. PeOPlee.00mmunitY on the.basis_of National-Socialism, or if he should -Consider it more valUable00 die for the dirty 2nd Cr 3rd:JewishInternational Of Mart or Lenin. 2. Admissions. to' the C1102, No prisoner is allowed to *ear civilian clothes in the camp. Civilian clothes and . personal , effects Will be taken away on arrival and Cared. for separately. : a].]. new will have their bead shorn. Anybody infested with vermin, and who does not reporthis'condition on arrival, will be punished. • _ ' When giving personal particulars to the officers of the ailitiCal-Pepartment of;the , Concentration Camp EsterWegen, prisoners Will keep'strictly.to,ihe'truth and answer all questions conscient- . '4Otidl*'. • 3.Ilmt_k_reloort cOmMthiCatle diseases , . Anybody suffering from an infectious or contagious disease, Or infested with vermini: . wi11' rePi*t this fact on Arrival. • A'PriSoner4gt or Cpl who allows the presence of vermin (bugs, lice, phthiriva,Pubis):Withina barrack compound will be punished viith.arrest;40:*isciner , i:ho.brings , ietAn into the camp and keeps his:Oonditi6r(See-ret Or doeenotreport , it, will be punished likewise. The ...preaence . of vermin denotes lack of requisite *cleanliness of,persons . or'rOomi. If the condition described above is brought about intentionally, s ibose . responsible . Will have to answara charge of sabOtaga.:::: , Discipline All . prioners l -withca-eltOeption. and regardless of birth, . pOsition'orpFofession t have. the status of :Young. or old, all have to accustom. to Military disCipliae.and order from the day of arrival. Al]. members . of the Sp, upAO:the Commandant of the Concentration Camp, are the superiors .,of'Priioners;-their orders will be obeyed instantaneously and without answering back. The authority of .members of the SS • JO defined inspecialCamp Regulations; Acts in 'excesz of this authority(*) will be punished. . 5. Saluting In the interest of the promotion of . discipline .prisoners (0 (Footnote in manuscript: ?). B 1
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• LUATIO• H EADQUARTERS' r-ALLt
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CONFIDIZITIAL -BEADQUARTERS ALLIED
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Page Preussen (grouped by provinces
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THE GERMAN CONCENTRATION CAMPS 1. G
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Stufe •2 For persons under heavy
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•.: XALTENBRUNNER, Chief' of Sipo
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.„ Chief • .Amt I SS Grimenftih
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Dr. -BEST makes no mention of Kohze
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• The importance of accurate sele
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Purpose Camps) and Politische Abtei
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) Yellow Jews usually wear a yellow
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ecruits . from the Hitler Youth Org
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uniform. • 24. Punishment of Inma
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The disposal squad is a_lso to prov
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ANNEXEA (List of Identified Concent
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A.NNEXEA -NYC ONE LIST OF CONCENTRA
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anuar Of the 229 entries for German
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GERMANY,_ Preussen (contd.) c) Prov
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... ..... ... GERMANY (contd.). •
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HOLLAND Thirty camps were reported
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' POLAND (contd.) ■ Lukow area Lw
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,-.•••••001.1111116212111
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ARC- - t-SONA1NS *January, 1943 •
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AUSCHWITZ (contd.) Personalities *R
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BAYREUTH (Bayern) Not confirmed as
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BERG . BELSIN (Hannover) Near CELLE
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BILIN (Czechoslovakia) Not definite
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BRANDEIBURG- Near BERLIN. Old Zucht
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BUG IDi " ALD (Thtiringen) Near WEI
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(XE:EnticA (Poland) Reported as KL.
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DABROWA Number of inmates estimated
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DAGEA.0 (Continued) Personalities (
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•DOBRVLOA (Poland) Location On MO
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ECR•Between 'TOUR and ECROUVES. (
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EMSLAND (0, td.) criminals) who woi
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PAREVEJLE (Denmark) • Built on La
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See LINBERG PRYSZTAT See PREISTADT.
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GCIRCZIN 7-71—)olkuld Suburb of:P
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GROSSENR,thRHEIM (Heasen) Near DARM
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HAAREN. 7-7-(Holland) toCatiOn - NB
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'HAll2i0UCK ---"--7- 1rance, Nord)
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Homaaik (IioviRocraw) zro. • Repo
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•Said to be occupied by "Russian.
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.KAPERTAL --7- Bidon) Probably looa
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AFU •Carinthia. Capacity has been
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.TOSOVSKA KETROVICA (Thgoslav-la) N
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LABLAU ---(0stprenssen) Near Ktel l
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France, Douches du Rhone) ISM Not c
Page 97 and 98: LITZMANNSTADT (LODZ) The following
Page 99 and 100: MACAU (Prance, Gironde) XL for "lab
Page 101 and 102: MATHAUSEN Total Inmates (three cano
Page 103 and 104: ISILOITITZ /MILOWICE) (Czechoslovak
Page 105 and 106: MYSLOVICE October, 1942: Reported a
Page 107 and 108: • NAUPLIA 77-7(15reece) Unconfirm
Page 109 and 110: 0 ORANIENBURG See SACHSBIIHAUSEN. O
Page 111 and 112: PABIANITZ Naar LITZMANNSTADT,' -- (
Page 113 and 114: PLANN1NA (Greece) NI, reported in v
Page 115 and 116: PUCK See FVTZICT. PUSTKO( 10 km. NE
Page 117 and 118: RAYENSBRDOK Remarks (Mecklenburg) M
Page 119 and 120: SACHSENHAUSEN 30 Km. north of BERLI
Page 121 and 122: SACHSWHAUSEN (contd. SS Hauptzeugam
Page 123 and 124: - SACESENHAUSEN contd. Personalitie
Page 125 and 126: SAJMISTE ----(ZEMUN) See BELGRADE.
Page 127 and 128: SCHIRNECK (contd.) Personalities Ca
Page 129 and 130: SOLEC Near ILZA. Central Poland) Fe
Page 131 and 132: STUTTHOF contd..) • January 1944:
Page 133 and 134: TARNOW (SW Poland) Reported as KL a
Page 135 and 136: TrirESKAU See POSEN-TRESKAr =MULL -
Page 137 and 138: V VALIMNIRG -7-Colland)' KL V411-LE
Page 139 and 140: All Jews in Holland have to report
Page 141 and 142: WEIMAR (ThUringen) Type • There i
Page 143 and 144: • .W(TPPERT11, At Wuppertal. Camp
Page 145 and 146: `LAMM (Yugoslavia) Type There is a
Page 147: ANNEXE A Part III List of SS Arbeit
Page 151 and 152: .1n.to circumstances will laundry.
Page 153 and 154: 13. Public Property All objects whe
Page 155 and 156: • After-lights-out the greatest q
Page 157 and 158: CONFIDENTIAL " •ItH.11 HEADQUARTE
Page 159 and 160: 8) Anyone found out of bed after li
Page 161 and 162: • 2) Anyone expressing in letters
Page 163 and 164: simulates physica.1 defects, does n
Page 165 and 166: B-A-S-I-0 (EonZentrationelager). Is
Page 167 and 168: KL MAITTMUSEN - Schwarz Linz ton Po
Page 169 and 170: FART TWO EMPLODENT OF PRISON LABOUR
Page 171 and 172: KL GROSS-ROSEN' SS-Freiwillige Gebi
Page 173 and 174: • •Et(FIJOYMENT OF PRISON LABOU
Page 175 and 176: PAM FOUR ImadrRktm OF PRISON LABOUR
Page 177 and 178: (KL DACHAU contd. "VrIsifix" Schrau
Page 179 and 180: GROSS-ROSEN women - contd.) Flachsw
Page 181 and 182: Heimat-Artillerie Park 11 Erprobung
Page 183 and 184: ... CONFIDENTIAL 'INA HEADQUARTERS
Page 185 and 186: Der TBefehlbhaber der Sicherheitspo
Page 187: Dutch Erlass des;ItS1-1A C 2.— Ha
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