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Of the 229 entries for Germany, 36 represent cross
references. This does not imply that Germany. has 186 camps,
since all camps are not continuously in operation, and the
same camp may have been reported under its correct name, the
name of the nearest torn or railway station, or the name of
a region etc.
Illegible or garbled reports may account for different
names for the same camp (e.g. Darrheim or Darkheim) but it
seems safe to say that there are well over 100 can sites in
Germany capable of accommodating over half a million inmates.
The camps in Germany have been grouped for convenience
into regional divisions, i.e. Lander and Reichsgaue, the
latter being listed together under that heading and subdivided.
PRESSEN has also been subdivided into Provinces.
Baden
Ankenbudk
Bad Darrheim
Baden-Baden
HeUberg
Kafertal
Karlsruhe
Kislau
Mannheim (See Kafertal)
Rastatt
Singen
Bayern
Ansbach
Bad Darkheim
Bayreuth
Bernau
Bischafsgran
DP him
Darkheim (See Bad Darkhein)
Eila
Fechenbach
Flossenbarg
Frankenthal
Gotteszell
Hof
Kochel
Landsberg
Lauren
Lichtenburg
Limburg
Neustadt
Schirmitz
Stadelheim
Wasserburg
Warzburg
Bahmen und •Mahren
Bum
Breschan
Brezany (See Breschan
Braun
Klety
Lipnik
Mahrisch-Ostrau
(Moravskatriore)
Milowice (See Milowitz)
Milowitz
Pilsen
Plzen (See Pilsen)
Spielberg
Stepanov
Swatobarschitz, Kyjav
Terezin (See Theresienstadi
Tneresienstadt