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y the government, excepting their clothing, which is fumigated for future use in the KL or, if too ragged, sent to the Waste Cloth Collection. The effects of Hetlinge of German extraction and other Hiftlinge, not mentioned above, are sent to their relatives with the exception of gold teeth and fillings which are extracted and retained. 22
ANNEXEA (List of Identified Concentration Camps) 1. Annexe A gives all ,loc.xtions reported by various sources as sites of' us at one time or another; such a list cannot of course be regarded -as -eitherAsomplte or entirely reliable. Of the 708 entries, 93 are cross-references. 2. Camps have been listed regardless-of whether they are known to be still operating or whether they only operated in the past; thus camps in territory from which the Germans have been driven out are included, as information on past activities of persons connected with Is is likely to be valuable. Only rarely have the Germans closed camps in territory they still controlled, though the Status of a camp has sometimes been changed, or its operation temporarily suspended. PART ONE: LIST OF CONCENTRATION CAMPS GROUPED TERRITORIALLY. 3. Part Three gives an alphabetical list of camps in each country, the countries themselves being also in aliihabetical order, as follows:-. Baltic States Greece Belgium Holland Bulgaria Hungary Channel Isles Italy Danzig Norway Denmark Poland France Slovakia Germany Yugoslavia Cross-references which occur later in the detailed list (Part Two), are given also in Part One. 4. "GERMANY": Germany, as explained under that heading, has been broken down territorially. 5. Territorial Boundaries: September, 1939 has been taken as the deciding date for frontier lines. Thus all camps in "Wartheland" are listed under 'Poland", while the old Austria, Saarland and Sudetenland are found under the subdivision "Reichsgaue" in the "GTIMWT.f" list. Note, however, that the Prussian Provinces are given according to their most recent organisation. PART TWO: AUTABETICAL LIST OF CONCENTRATION CAMPS, WITH DETAILS. 6. Part Two lists all the camps alphabetically, with alternative foreign names in brackets, and the territory also in
Page 1 and 2: • LUATIO• H EADQUARTERS' r-ALLt
Page 3 and 4: CONFIDIZITIAL -BEADQUARTERS ALLIED
Page 5 and 6: Page Preussen (grouped by provinces
Page 7 and 8: THE GERMAN CONCENTRATION CAMPS 1. G
Page 9 and 10: Stufe •2 For persons under heavy
Page 11 and 12: •.: XALTENBRUNNER, Chief' of Sipo
Page 13 and 14: .„ Chief • .Amt I SS Grimenftih
Page 15 and 16: Dr. -BEST makes no mention of Kohze
Page 17 and 18: • The importance of accurate sele
Page 19 and 20: Purpose Camps) and Politische Abtei
Page 21 and 22: ) Yellow Jews usually wear a yellow
Page 23 and 24: ecruits . from the Hitler Youth Org
Page 25 and 26: uniform. • 24. Punishment of Inma
Page 27: The disposal squad is a_lso to prov
Page 31 and 32: A.NNEXEA -NYC ONE LIST OF CONCENTRA
Page 33 and 34: anuar Of the 229 entries for German
Page 35 and 36: GERMANY,_ Preussen (contd.) c) Prov
Page 37 and 38: ... ..... ... GERMANY (contd.). •
Page 39 and 40: HOLLAND Thirty camps were reported
Page 41 and 42: ' POLAND (contd.) ■ Lukow area Lw
Page 43 and 44: ,-.•••••001.1111116212111
Page 45 and 46: ARC- - t-SONA1NS *January, 1943 •
Page 47 and 48: AUSCHWITZ (contd.) Personalities *R
Page 49 and 50: BAYREUTH (Bayern) Not confirmed as
Page 51 and 52: BERG . BELSIN (Hannover) Near CELLE
Page 53 and 54: BILIN (Czechoslovakia) Not definite
Page 55 and 56: BRANDEIBURG- Near BERLIN. Old Zucht
Page 57 and 58: BUG IDi " ALD (Thtiringen) Near WEI
Page 59 and 60: (XE:EnticA (Poland) Reported as KL.
Page 61 and 62: DABROWA Number of inmates estimated
Page 63 and 64: DAGEA.0 (Continued) Personalities (
Page 65 and 66: •DOBRVLOA (Poland) Location On MO
Page 67 and 68: ECR•Between 'TOUR and ECROUVES. (
Page 69 and 70: EMSLAND (0, td.) criminals) who woi
Page 71 and 72: PAREVEJLE (Denmark) • Built on La
Page 73 and 74: See LINBERG PRYSZTAT See PREISTADT.
Page 75 and 76: GCIRCZIN 7-71—)olkuld Suburb of:P
Page 77 and 78: 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
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LITZMANNSTADT (LODZ) The following
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MACAU (Prance, Gironde) XL for "lab
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MATHAUSEN Total Inmates (three cano
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ISILOITITZ /MILOWICE) (Czechoslovak
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MYSLOVICE October, 1942: Reported a
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• NAUPLIA 77-7(15reece) Unconfirm
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0 ORANIENBURG See SACHSBIIHAUSEN. O
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PABIANITZ Naar LITZMANNSTADT,' -- (
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PLANN1NA (Greece) NI, reported in v
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PUCK See FVTZICT. PUSTKO( 10 km. NE
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RAYENSBRDOK Remarks (Mecklenburg) M
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SACHSENHAUSEN 30 Km. north of BERLI
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SACHSWHAUSEN (contd. SS Hauptzeugam
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- SACESENHAUSEN contd. Personalitie
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SAJMISTE ----(ZEMUN) See BELGRADE.
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SCHIRNECK (contd.) Personalities Ca
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SOLEC Near ILZA. Central Poland) Fe
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STUTTHOF contd..) • January 1944:
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TARNOW (SW Poland) Reported as KL a
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TrirESKAU See POSEN-TRESKAr =MULL -
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V VALIMNIRG -7-Colland)' KL V411-LE
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All Jews in Holland have to report
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WEIMAR (ThUringen) Type • There i
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• .W(TPPERT11, At Wuppertal. Camp
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`LAMM (Yugoslavia) Type There is a
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ANNEXE A Part III List of SS Arbeit
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ZOncentration Camp Esterwegen. Comm
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.1n.to circumstances will laundry.
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13. Public Property All objects whe
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• After-lights-out the greatest q
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CONFIDENTIAL " •ItH.11 HEADQUARTE
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8) Anyone found out of bed after li
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• 2) Anyone expressing in letters
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simulates physica.1 defects, does n
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B-A-S-I-0 (EonZentrationelager). Is
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KL MAITTMUSEN - Schwarz Linz ton Po
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FART TWO EMPLODENT OF PRISON LABOUR
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KL GROSS-ROSEN' SS-Freiwillige Gebi
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• •Et(FIJOYMENT OF PRISON LABOU
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PAM FOUR ImadrRktm OF PRISON LABOUR
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(KL DACHAU contd. "VrIsifix" Schrau
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GROSS-ROSEN women - contd.) Flachsw
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Heimat-Artillerie Park 11 Erprobung
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... CONFIDENTIAL 'INA HEADQUARTERS
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Der TBefehlbhaber der Sicherheitspo
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Dutch Erlass des;ItS1-1A C 2.— Ha
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