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Chapter VII: The Role of the Einsatzgruppen in the Occupied Eastern Territories 231
Bergen-Belsen, Bratislava, Bromberg, Buchenwald, Burggraben, Bydhost,
Dachau, Danzig, Gottendorf, Gottenhof, Hamburg, Jagala, Kaiserswald, Kattowitz,
Kaufering, Kieblasse, Kiel, Langenstein, Lauenburg, Libau, Magdeburg,
Neuengamme, Neustadt, Raasiku, Raguhn, Riga, Sachsenhausen, Salaspis,
Sophienwalde, Straßenhof, Stutthof, Terezin (Theresienstadt), Torun
(Thorn). In addition, 7 survivors of the transport from Theresienstadt of November
16, 1941, to Minsk were liberated in Auschwitz, Bergen-Belsen, Dachau,
Flossenbürg, and Theresienstadt. 676 The transports had included not isolated
individuals but entire groups who must have exhibited a certain strength,
since for example in Magdeburg 5 Jews from the transport of January 15,
1942, and 5 from that of January 9 were liberated, as were 3 Jews from the
transport of January 15 and 7 from that of January 9 in Buchenwald.
These people had also survived the catastrophic hygienic and sanitary conditions,
which prevailed in the German camps in 1945. Thus, the number of
those surviving in 1944 must have been significantly higher.
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These details are taken from the book already cited, Terezinská pametni kniha, op. cit. (note
571), p. 569).