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  • Extermination camp/Related Articles
    {{r|Concentration camp}} {{r|Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp}}
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  • Nazi concentration camps/Related Articles
    {{r|Auschwitz Concentration Camp}} {{r|Madjanek Concentration Camp}}
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  • Nordhausen Concentration Camp/Related Articles
    {{rpl|Buchenwald Concentration Camp||**}} {{rpl|Buchenwald Concentration Camp}}
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  • Karl Mummenthey/Related Articles
    {{r|Mauthausen-Gusen Concentration Camp||**}} {{r|Flossenburg Concentration Camp||**}}
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  • Buchenwald Concentration Camp/Related Articles
    {{rpl|Dachau Concentration Camp}} {{rpl|Flossenburg Concentration Camp}}
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  • Rudolf Hoess/Related Articles
    {{r|Dachau Concentration Camp}} {{r|Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp}}
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  • Flossenburg Concentration Camp/Related Articles
    {{rpl|Buchenwald Concentration Camp}} {{rpl|Dachau Concentration Camp}}
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  • Nazi mustard gas experiments/Definition
    ...ucted in [[Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp|Sachsenhausen]], [[Natzweiler Concentration Camp|Natzweiler]], and other [[Nazi concentration camps]] (September 1939 - Apri
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  • Heinrich Schwarz/Definition
    ...z-Monowitz Concentration Camp|Auschwitz-Monowitz]]; commanded [[Natzweiler Concentration Camp|Natzweiler]] in 1945; executed by France for war crimes in 1947
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  • Hans Aumeier/Definition
    ...ation Camp]], from December 1941 to August 1943; later commanded Vaivara concentration camp and the Grini camp in Norway; Poland tried and executed him in 1947
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  • Auschwitz main concentration camp/Definition
    ...z-Birkenau Concentration Camp]], and Auschwitz-III or [[Auschwitz-Monowitz Concentration Camp}}
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  • Fritz Klein/Definition
    ...on]] at the [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp|Auschwitz]] and [[Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp]]s; tried and executed for war crimes by British tribunal
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  • Friedrich Entress/Definition
    ...in nonconsensual medical experiments; executed for crimes at [[Mauthausen Concentration Camp]]
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  • Concentration (disambiguation)
    {{rpl|Concentration camp}}
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  • Nazi typhus and other vaccine experiments/Definition
    ...and other diseases at [[Buchenwald Concentration Camp]] and [[Natzweiler Concentration Camp]] (December 1941 - February 1945}
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  • Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp/Related Articles
    {{r|Hans Hellwig}} Commanded [[Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp]] (1937 -1938) {{r|Karl Koch}} Commanded [[Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp]] (1936 -1937)
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  • Dachau Concentration Camp/Related Articles
    {{rpl|Dachau Concentration Camp}} {{rpl|Flossenburg Concentration Camp}}
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  • Karl Mummenthey
    ...]], [[Natzweiler Concentration Camp|Natzweiler]], as well as [[Gross Rosen Concentration Camp]] ...nts at [[Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp|Sachsenhausen]] and [[Buchenwald Concentration Camp]]
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  • Christian Wirths/Definition
    ...ctor of Concentration Camps in the [[WVHA]], overall manager of the Nazi [[concentration camp]] and [[extermination camp]] program; shifted to field operations of genoci
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  • Rudolf Hoess/Definition
    ...nhausen Concentration Camp]] (1938 -1940); first Commandant of [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]] (4 May 1940 to 10 November 1943); testified extensively at the [[Internat
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  • Nazi concentration camps
    '''Nazi concentration camps''' were system of [[concentration camp|detention/labor]] and [[extermination camp]]s of Nazi Germany, and were a ...transfer camps, [[Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp]] and [[Theresienstadt Concentration Camp]]s, were used to hold possible prisoners to be ransomed.
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  • Lagerfuehrer/Definition
    In a Nazi [[concentration camp]], was the deputy to the Commandant and directly responsible operation of t
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  • Nazi mustard gas experiments
    ...Sachsenhausen]], [[Natzweiler Concentration Camp|Natzweiler]], and other [[concentration camp]]s (September 1939 - April 1945) on behalf the German armed forces to inves
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  • Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp/Definition
    An [[extermination camp|subcamp]] of [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]], also called Auschwitz II; principally for killing with [[Zyklon B]] but
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  • Maximilian Grabner/Related Articles
    {{r|Auschwitz Concentration Camp}} {{r|Concentration camp political section}}
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  • Waldemar Hoven/Definition
    ...ilitary and SS ranks|Hauptsturmfueher]] and camp physician at [[Buchenwald Concentration Camp]]; executed for war crimes as a result of the [[Medical Case (NMT)]]
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  • Nazi epidemic jaundice experiments/Definition
    ...rs at [[Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp|Sachsenhausen]] and [[Natzweiler Concentration Camp]]s, to investigate the causes of epidemic jaundice and vaccines against it
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  • Stutthof Concentration Camp
    #REDIRECT [[Natzweiler Concentration Camp]]
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  • Dora-Mittelbau Concentration Camp
    #REDIRECT [[Nordhausen Concentration Camp]]
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  • Neungamme Concentration Camp
    #REDIRECT [[Neuengamme Concentration Camp]]
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  • Nazi concentration camps/Definition
    The system of [[concentration camp|concentration]] and [[extermination camp]]s of Nazi Germany, with a mixed c
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  • Mauthausen Concentration Camp
    #REDIRECT [[Mauthausen-Gusen Concentration Camp]]
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  • Gusen Concentration Camp
    #REDIRECT [[Mauthausen-Gusen Concentration Camp]]
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  • Neungamme Concentration Camp/Definition
    #REDIRECT [[Neuengamme Concentration Camp/Definition]]
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  • Miklos Nyiszli /Definition
    ...hologist]] imprisoned in Nazi concentration camps, principally [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp|Auschwitz]], where [[Josef Mengele]] used his professional skills; he later
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  • Karl Fritzsch/Definition
    ...[[Zyklon B]], which he first proposed; later transferred to [[Flossenburg Concentration Camp]], convicted of corruption and murder, and transferred to a front-line [[SS
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  • Bergen-Belsen/Approval
    #REDIRECT [[Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp/Approval]]
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  • Bergen-Belsen/Definition
    #REDIRECT [[Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp/Definition]]
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  • Nazi epidemic jaundice experiments/Related Articles
    {{r|Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp}} {{r|Natzweiler Concentration Camp}}
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  • Bergen-Belsen/Related Articles
    #REDIRECT [[Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp/Related Articles]]
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  • Flossenburg Concentration Camp
    ...at Flossenbürg concentration camp.jpg|right|400px|Fence at the Flossenbürg Concentration Camp in May of 1945.}} The '''Flossenbürg Concentration Camp''' was a Nazi slave labor camp in which around 30,000 inmates died from mal
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  • Mauthausen-Gusen Concentration Camp/Definition
    A large system of [[concentration camp]]s and subcamps in [[Austria]]; Mauthausen was the original camp; many deli
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  • Totenkopf SS/Definition
    Detachments of the [[SS]] organized into [[concentration camp]] guards by [[Theodor Eicke]]
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  • Martina Puzyna/Definition
    Anthropologist and prisoner assistant to [[Josef Mengele]] at [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]]
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  • Extermination camp
    ...au Concentration Camp|Auschwitz-Birkenau]], a major subcamp of [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]]. | [[Belzec Concentration Camp|Belzec]]
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  • Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp/Definition
    A [[concentration camp]] near [[Hanover]], in northern [[Germany]], that was part of the [[Holocau
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  • Theodor Eicke/Definition
    ...[Nazi SS and military ranks|Gruppenfuehrer]]; first commandant of [[Dachau Concentration Camp]] and became [[Inspector of Concentration Camps]]; with [[Michael Lippert]
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  • Andrea Pitzer/Related Articles
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  • Buchenwald Concentration Camp
    ...igating Nazi atrocities in 1945, views a heap of corpses at the Buchenwald concentration camp near Weimar, Germany.}}. The '''Buchenwald Concentration Camp''' was a Nazi death camp, notorious for medical experiments, in which at le
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  • Miklos Nyiszli/Definition
    Pathologist and prisoner assistant to [[Josef Mengele]] at [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]]; author of major history
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  • Ravensbrueck Concentration Camp/Definition
    <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>Women's [[concentration camp]] 50 miles north of [[Berlin]]
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  • Erwin von Halmerson/Definition
    ...selected prisoners for slave labor or immediate killing at the [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]]
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  • Bruno Kitt/Definition
    ...selected prisoners for slave labor or immediate killing at the [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]]
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  • Edmund Konig/Definition
    ...selected prisoners for slave labor or immediate killing at the [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]]
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  • Heinz Thilo/Definition
    ...selected prisoners for slave labor or immediate killing at the [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]]
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  • Anschluß/Related Articles
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  • Dachau Concentration Camp
    ...ration camps|concentration camp]]''' established by the Nazis. The Dachau concentration camp opened in March 1933 under the authority of [[Heinrich Himmler]], then Poli
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  • Pohl Case (NMT)/Definition
    ...art of the [[SS]] that concerned the ''economic'' aspects of the system of concentration camp, labor camps, and extermination camps, the case accused eighteen members of
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  • Franz Johann Hofmann/Definition
    ...nd military ranks|Obersturmfuhrer]]; fourth [[Lagerfuhrer]] of [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]], November 1943-June 1944
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  • Richard Baer/Definition
    ...i SS and military ranks|Sturmbannfueher]]; Third commandant of [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]] (8 May 1944-January 1945)
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  • Arthur Liebehenschel/Definition
    ...and military ranks|Obersturmbannfuhrer]]; Second commandant of [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]] (11 November 1943-8 May 1944)
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  • Gisella Perl/Definition
    ...ician/gynecologist; prisoner assistant to [[Josef Mengele]] at [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]]; secretly performed abortions to prevent mothers from being executed
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  • Totenkopf SS/Related Articles
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  • Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp/Definition
    Third Nazi concentration camp, established in 1936, collecting prisoners, at first primarily political, f
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  • Ravensbrueck Concentration Camp
    '''Ravensbrueck Concentration Camp''', for female prisoners only, was located 50 miles north of [[Berlin]]. Op ...Its womens' camp was only surpassed in population by that of [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp|Auschwitz]].<ref name=USHMM>{{citation
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  • Auschwitz Concentration Camp/Related Articles
    {{r|Auschwitz main concentration camp}} {{r|Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp}}
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  • Nazi medical experiments/Related Articles
    {{r|Auschwitz Concentration Camp}} {{r|Buchenwald Concentration Camp}}
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  • Josef Mengele/Definition
    (1911-1979) A Nazi [[SS]] [[Hauptsturmfuhrer]] and physician at [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]], involved in direct killings and nonconsensual medical experiments on hum
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  • Franz Hössler/Definition
    ...ry ranks|Obersturmfuhrer]]; fifth and final [[Lagerfuhrer]] of [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]], June 1944-January 1945
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  • Maximilian Grabner/Definition
    ...d [[Gestapo]] officer; First Chief of the Political Section at [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]]
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  • Auschwitz-Monowitz Concentration Camp/Definition
    <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>A spinoff of [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]], also known as Auschwitz III, built primarily to provide slave labor to n
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  • Extermination camp/Definition
    ''Totenlager'' A subset of six Nazi [[concentration camp]]s in [[Holocaust]], designed principally for killing ideological and racia
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  • Nazi seawater experiments/Definition
    ...ethods of making seawater drinkable; experiments were conducted at [Dachau Concentration Camp]]
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  • Christian Wirths/Related Articles
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  • Nazi incendiary bomb experiments/Definition
    At [[Buchenwald Concentration Camp]] (November 1943 - January 1944), [[Nazi medical experiments]] were onducte
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  • Zyklon B/Definition
    ...anide]] that, with modifications, was the chemical used in the [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp|Auschwitz]] gas chambers
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  • Herta Oberheuser/Definition
    Physician at the [[Ravensbrueck Concentration Camp]] and assistant to [[Karl Gebhardt]] in the Hohelychen Hospital; convicted
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  • Fritz Gerlich/Definition
    ...witnessing [[Beer Hall Putsch]], arrested 1933 by Nazis; held in [[Dachau Concentration Camp]]; killed during the [[Night of the Long Knives]]
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  • Nazi typhus and other vaccine experiments
    ...rformed at [[Buchenwald Concentration Camp|Buchenwald]] and [[Natzweiler Concentration Camp]]s, between December 1941 and February 1945. They are distinct from the [[
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  • Natzweiler Concentration Camp/Definition
    A fairly small concentration camp, also called Struthof, near the town of Natzweiler, 55 kilomtres south of [
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  • Nazi poison experiments
    ...t [[Buchenwald Concentration Camp|Buchenwald]] (food) and [[Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp]]s(bullets), the '''Nazi poison experiments''' were intended to investigate
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  • Totenkopf SS
    ...nized from general SS personnel, starting with the guard force of [[Dachau Concentration Camp]]. They were created as part of an overall reorganization, in 1933, of the
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  • Concentration camp
    The term '''concentration camp''' is used to refer to camps where civilians are held, indefinitely, withou | title = The Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 'concentration camp' debate, explained
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  • Nazi poison experiments/Definition
    Conducted (December 1943-October 1944) at [Buchenwald Concentration Camp]] (food) and Sachsenhausen (bullets), to investigate the effect of various
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  • Wirtschafts-Verwaltungshauptamt/Definition
    ...of the [[SS]] that had responsibilities for economic affairs, including [[concentration camp]]s, which were considered slave labor resources as well as potential sourc
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  • Nazi malaria experiments/Definition
    ...Nazi experiments, conducted between February 1942 at April 1945 at [Dachau Concentration Camp]]; purpose was to test immunization for and treatment of [[malaria]]; 9 def
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  • Wilhelm Canaris/Definition
    ...as eventually absorbed by the [[SS]]; eventually executed at [[Flossenburg Concentration Camp]]
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  • Erwin Ding-Schuler/Definition
    ...and military ranks|Sturmbannfuehrer]] and medical officer at [[Buchenwald Concentration Camp]]; both helped prisoners and committed atrocities; committed suicide in Sep
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  • Gross Rosen Concentration Camp/Definition
    Originally a subcamp of [[Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp|Sachsenhausen]] in lower Silesia, opened 2 August 1940 at the granite quarr
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  • Nazi sterilization experiments
    ...r conducted at [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp|Auschwitz]], [[Ravensbrueck Concentration Camp|Ravensbrueck]], and other concentration camps. They used drugs, X-rays, and
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  • Olga Lengyel/Definition
    ...de>(1908-2001) [[physician's assistant]] deported to [[Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp]] in 1944, ; experimental assistant to [[Josef Mengele]]; wrote book about
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  • Ernst B./Definition
    ...Jay Lifton]], refused to take part in genocidal activities at [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]],. and continued purely healing duties; commended postwar both by prisoner
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  • Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp/Bibliography
    * Reilly, Joanne. ''Belsen: The Liberation of a Concentration Camp.'' 1998. 248 pp.
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  • Nazi regeneration and transplantation experiments/Definition
    ...benefit of German armed forces, using Polish inmates at the [[Ravensbrueck Concentration Camp]], (September 1942-December 1943)
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  • Hans Schurz/Definition
    ...ry ranks|Untersturmfuhrer]] and [[Gestapo]]] officer; second head of the [[concentration camp political section|Auschwitz political section]], December 1943-January 1945
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  • Theodor Eicke
    ...mmitted to a psychiatric hospital, but, in 1933, released him to [[Dachau Concentration Camp]] in 1933. From that position, he reorganized the chaotic structure of cam
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  • Gleiwitz radio station attack/Definition
    ...own radio station at Gleiwitz, with [[SS]] deception troops and bodies (of concentration camp prisoners) in Polish uniform, to give a ''casus belli'' for [[Case White]],
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  • Eduard Wirths/Definition
    (1909-1945) Chief Medical Officer of the [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]] (September 1942-January 1945); described by [[Robert Jay Lifton]] as cons
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  • Hans Oster/Definition
    ...member of the [[German Resistance]]; eventually executed in [[Flossenburg Concentration Camp]]
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  • Josef Mengele/Related Articles
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  • Nazi high altitude experiments/Definition
    ...es of [[Nazi]] experiments conducted, against the will of the subjects, on concentration camp prisoners, frequently resulting in death or severe injury. They were intend
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  • Nazi skeleton collection/Definition
    ...the Reich University of Strasbourg; one hundred twelve Jews at [Auschwitz Concentration Camp]] were killed for the purpose.
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  • Nazi freezing experiments/Definition
    ...for persons who had been severely chilled, using prisoners at the [[Dachau Concentration Camp]]; the experimenters were tried in the [[Medical Case (NMT)]]
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  • Michael Lippert/Definition
    ...cke]], assisting him in killing [[Ernst Roehm]]; Commanded [[Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp]] (1936); severely wounded on Russian Front commanding SS-Volunteer Legion
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  • Nazi epidemic jaundice experiments
    ...rs at [[Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp|Sachsenhausen]] and [[Natzweiler Concentration Camp]]s, to investigate the causes of epidemic jaundice and vaccines against it
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  • Nuremberg Trials/External Links
    ...of Franz Blaha before the IMT] Blaha was a prisoner-physician at [[Dachau Concentration Camp]], who testified before the [[International Military Tribunal (Nuremberg)]]
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  • Nazi malaria experiments/External Links
    ...of Franz Blaha before the IMT] Blaha was a prisoner-physician at [[Dachau Concentration Camp]], who testified before the [[International Military Tribunal (Nuremberg)]]
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  • Nazi medical experiments/External Links
    ...of Franz Blaha before the IMT] Blaha was a prisoner-physician at [[Dachau Concentration Camp]], who testified before the [[International Military Tribunal (Nuremberg)]]
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  • Dachau Concentration Camp/External Links
    ...of Franz Blaha before the IMT] Blaha was a prisoner-physician at [[Dachau Concentration Camp]], who testified before the [[International Military Tribunal (Nuremberg)]]
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  • Dino Brugioni/Definition
    ...discovered, well after WWII, photographic evidence of [[Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp]]
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  • Otmar von Verscheur/Definition
    ...[[Josef Mengele]]'s teachers and directed his experiments and [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]]
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  • Nazi incendiary bomb experiments
    At [[Buchenwald Concentration Camp]] (November 1943 - January 1944), [[Nazi medical experiments]] were conduct
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  • Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp
    ...hausen Concentration Camp''' was the third [[Nazi concentration camps|Nazi concentration camp]], established in 1936, initially for prisoners, at first primarily politic | title = Sachsenhausen "Oranienburg" Concentration Camp
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  • Nazi skeleton collection
    ...he Reich University of Strasbourg; one hundred twelve Jews at [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]] were killed for the purpose.
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  • Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp
    ...1 </ref> Between 1943 and 1945 it changed from being a detention camp to a concentration camp where people were sent to die. The [[WVHA]] of the [[SS]] operated the cam ...te had deteriorated to the point that inmates transferred from [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]] were shocked by the camp's poor conditions.
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  • Final Solution/Related Articles
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  • Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp
    ...riments]]. As opposed to other [[extermination camp]]s such as [[Treblinka Concentration Camp|Treblinka]], it did have substantial barracks facilities and housed slave l
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  • Zyklon B
    ...h modifications, was the chemical used for [[genocide]] in the [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp|Auschwitz]] gas chambers. It was originally patented by [[I.G. Farben]], a
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  • Nordhausen Concentration Camp
    ...centration camp.jpg|right|400px|U.S. troops in the courtyard of Nordhausen concentration camp supervising the removal or corpses from the underground facility.}} ...Warfare History Network's article called "The Liberation of the Nordhausen Concentration Camp".<ref name=WHN />
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  • Hans Oster/Related Articles
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  • Nazi malaria experiments/Related Articles
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  • Holocaust/Related Articles
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  • Auschwitz Concentration Camp
    In the system of [[Nazi concentration camps]], the '''Auschwitz Concentration Camp''' was the largest, both as an [[extermination camp|killing facility]] and | title = Auschwitz Concentration Camp: The Historical Timeline
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  • Rudolf Hoess
    ...hsenhausen Concentration Camp|Sachsenhausen]] (1938 -1940) and [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]]s (4 May 1940 to 10 November 1943). ...e time the Reichs Fuehrer SS [Himmler] summoned me and sent me to [[Dachau Concentration Camp|Dachau]]."
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  • Auschwitz-Monowitz Concentration Camp
    ...mp''', or '''Auschwitz III''', was split off from the original [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]], which gave it a primary mission of supporting factory slave labor. It wa ...uring the war, by Allied reconnaissance aircraft, the [[Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp|Birkenau extermination and medical experimentation]] facility was photograp
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  • WVHA/Related Articles
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  • Andrea Pitzer
    | title = The Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 'concentration camp' debate, explained ...= People today tend to think of Nazi death camps as defining the term “concentration camp.” But before World War II, this phrase was used to describe the detention
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  • Nina Gladitz
    ...itz]].<ref name=babel2022-05-27/> Riefenstahl used several hundred actual concentration camp prisoners while making the film. The film interviews [[Josef Reinhardt]],
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  • Nazi seawater experiments
    ...s of making seawater drinkable. The experiments were conducted at [[Dachau Concentration Camp]].
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  • Hjalmar Schacht
    Imprisoned in [[Dachau Concentration Camp]] on suspicion in the [[1944 assassination attempt against Hitler|20th of J
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  • WVHA
    ...Gluecks]] operated both the concentration and extermination camps. Since [[concentration camp]]s were considered slave labor resources as well as potential sources of co
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  • Nazi regeneration and transplantation experiments
    ...benefit of German armed forces, using Polish inmates at the [[Ravensbrueck Concentration Camp]], (September 1942-December 1943).
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  • Nuremberg Military Tribunals
    ...used of performing [[informed consent|involuntary medical experiments]] on concentration camp inmates and other living human subjects. ...r and carrying out [[informed consent|involuntary medical experiments]] on concentration camp prisoners.
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  • Nazi freezing experiments
    Performed between August 1942 and May 1943 at the [[Dachau Concentration Camp]], primarily for the [[Luftwaffe]], the nonconsual '''Nazi freezing experim ...rmth be used as an additional technique, and women from the [[Ravensbrueck Concentration Camp]] were pressed into this service.
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  • I.G. Farben
    ...the planning process as well &mdash; for example, the [[Auschwitz-Monowitz Concentration Camp]] was built specifically to provide slave labor to nearby Farben plants, es
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  • Walter Schellenberg
    ...as informed, he ordered Luther's arrest and confinement in [[Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp]], although Luther was released before the end of the war. ...nition both of his testimony, and his attempts, late in the war, to assist concentration camp prisoners. <ref name=LabReview>{{citation
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  • Oswald Pohl
    ...sibilities included the actual operation of the [[Nazi concentration camps|concentration camp]] system. A protege of [[Heinrich Himmler]], he was identified with the pa
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  • Martin Luther (diplomat)
    ...the [[Reich Foreign Office]], until Ribbetrop sent him to [[Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp]] for an attempt to supplant him as Reich Foreign Minister. Luther met Ribb }}, p. 106</ref> Luther was sent to [[Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp]], was freed before the end of the war, but died in May 1945.
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  • Alfred Kantorowicz
    ...le to interfere directly in the matter of extraditing Kantorowich from the concentration camp. According to a letter signed by fellow émigré in Turkey philosopher Hans
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  • Aaron Antonovsky
    ...s and Coping''. His conclusions were based on the discovery that former [[concentration camp]] victims were coping entirely differently with their situation. The [[salu
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  • Nazi malaria experiments
    ...ensual research, conducted between February 1942 at April 1945 at [[Dachau Concentration Camp]]; purpose was to test immunization for and treatment of [[malaria]] on ove
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  • Nazi high altitude experiments
    ...aust]], Nazi '''high altitude experiments''' were conducted at the Dachau concentration camp, from March to August 1942, for the benefit of the German Air Force, to inv
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  • Max de Crinis
    ...e RuSHA, but also performed respected research and probably protected some concentration camp and potential euthanasia victims.<ref>{{citation
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  • Schutzstaffel/Bibliography
    * Sofsky, Wolfgang. ''The Order of Terror: The Concentration Camp'' 1997. 356 pp. [http://www.questia.com/PM.qst?a=o&d=99838057 online editio
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  • Hans Oster
    ...smissed for anti-Nazi activities, and eventually executed at [[Flossenburg Concentration Camp]]. ...ong with Canaris and [[Dietrich Bonhoeffer]], he was shot at [[Flossenburg Concentration Camp]] in 1945.
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  • Olga Lengyel
    ...908-2001) was a [[physician's assistant]] deported to [[Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp]] in 1944, the only member of her family of six to survive. She was made an
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  • Nazi sulfanilamide experiments
    ...or infected wounds inflicted on non-consenting prisoners at [[Ravensbrueck Concentration Camp]]
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  • Édouard Daladier
    ...er this he was handed over to the Germans and deported to the [[Buchenwald concentration camp]] until the conclusion of the war.
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  • Adolf Eichmann
    ...the SS. In 1934, he was a junior [[non-commissioned officer]] at [[Dachau Concentration Camp]], where he became a member of the [[SD|Sicherheitsdienst]], or intelligenc
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  • Selahattin Ülkümen
    ...own initiative. To wit, Albert Franko, already on a train to [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]] out of Piraeus in mainland Greece, “was taken off the train thanks to t
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  • Heinrich Himmler
    ...(Society for Textile and Leather Work, Ltd.), in Ravensbruck, the women's concentration camp, produced uniforms.<ref>Goldin (1998) </ref> The possessions were salvaged ...(Economic and Administrative Head Office, or WVHA)]]. The Inspectorate of Concentration Camp became part of the WVHA, and Himmler promoted Pohl to Obergruppenfuhrer und
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  • V-2
    ...be used in the terrible underground working conditions at the [[Nordhausen Concentration Camp]] factory..<ref>{{citation | title = Dora - Mittelbau/Nordhausen Concentration Camp
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  • Miklos Nyiszli
    ...]] imprisoned in the [[Nazi concentration camps]], principally [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp|Auschwitz]]. At Auschwitz, [[Josef Mengele]] used him as a pathologist; he
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  • Mervyn Peake
    ...a war artist, and he was among the artists who recorded the horrors of the concentration camp at Belsen. He continued to draw and paint, and his skills as a book illustr
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  • Friedrich Dessauer
    .... There he spent another four months after which he was transferred to the concentration camp for prominent socialists, Jews, and intellectuals in Lichtenburg.” A. Re
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  • Commando Order
    ...team, led by Sublieutenant John Godwin, was imprisoned at [[Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp]], after being captured while raiding shipping near Haugesund, north of Sta
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  • Korematsu v. United States
    ...ich Justice Roberts raised in his dissenting opinion. Black eschewed the [[concentration camp]] appellation "with all the ugly connotations that term implies"<ref>''Ibid ...the real purpose of the military authority, which was to lock him up in a concentration camp. The only course by which the petitioner could avoid arrest and prosecution
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  • Shrunken head
    ..., the shrunken head of a Polish prisoner was found at the [[Buchenwald]] [[concentration camp]], where it was displayed in the camp centre to terrify the prisoners. The
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  • Albert Speer
    ...ovided by [[Fritz Sauckel]]. He also claimed that less than 1 percent were concentration camp inmates.
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  • Night of the Long Knives/Related Articles
    ...Gestapo, tortured and held for several weeks, while pending shipment to a concentration camp she escaped to Prague)
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  • Hitler Youth
    ...e time the Reichs Fuehrer SS [Himmler] summoned me and sent me to [[Dachau Concentration Camp|Dachau]]. <ref>{{citation
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  • Otmar von Verscheur
    ...[[Josef Mengele]]'s teachers and directed his experiments and [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]].<ref name=GM-Home>{{citation
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  • David Vogel
    ...re, possibly in early 1944, he was captured by the Nazis and deported to a concentration camp in Poland, where he died shortly afterwards.
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  • Fritz Sauckel
    Sauckel was not responsible for labor provided by concentration camp inmates, that being under [[Heinrich Himmler]]'s [[SS]] and specifically th
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  • Holocaust denial
    ...structures. There are also extensive records of first-hand testimony from Concentration Camp survivors. ...ering. The court declared "that Jews were gassed to death at the Auschwitz Concentration Camp in Poland during the summer of 1944" was a fact.<ref>http://www.jewishvirtu
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  • Leadership Corps of the Nazi Party
    ...taking steps against them which went as far as arrest and detention in a [[concentration camp]]."
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  • Homosexuality
    ...er groups of people included in what became referred to by historians as [[concentration camp]]s at this time included [[jews]], [[gypsy|gypsies]] and political opponent
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  • Josef Mengele
    ...azi SS and military ranks|Hauptsturmführer]] and physician at [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]], involved in direct killings and nonconsensual medical experiments on hum ...zoid pathology seemed to be a selective factor "executive hierarchy of the concentration camp world."<ref name=Gilbert1950>{{citation
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  • Holocaust
    | finished the war in a concentration camp after falling out with Foreign Minister [[Joachim von Ribbentrop]]; died i The Nazis opened [[Dachau Concentration Camp|Dachau]] in 1933, but for political opponents in general, not specifically
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  • Alfred Jodl
    He swore he was unaware of the conditions in the [[concentration camp]]s and had only minimal awareness of the overall programs of the Jews. Esse
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  • Mustard gas
    Germany conducted the [[Nazi mustard gas experiments]] on [[concentration camp]] prisoners.
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  • Manning O'Brine
    ...ptured by the [[Gestapo]], escaped from a train taking him to [[Buchenwald Concentration Camp|Buchenwald]], and served in Algeria, Yugoslavia and Italy. He has been awar
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  • U.S. slavery era/Bibliography
    ...tional and Intellectual Life.'' (1976). Controversial comparison with Nazi concentration camp life; says the slave was a passive "Sambo"
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  • Fascism
    ...pression]]). This gave the almost permanent source of [[slave]]s for the [[concentration camp]]s, created in the USSR in 1918; this recourse was limited only by the popu
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  • Turkey and refugees from Nazis
    ...ki/Alfred_Kantorowicz]] was liberated from a nine month incarceration in a concentration camp and allowed to proceed with his family to Istanbul.
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  • IG Farben building
    ...oil, explosives, [[methanol]], and [[Zyklon B]], the lethal gas used in [[concentration camp]]s.<ref name="zyclon">{{cite web | url=http://www1.uni-hamburg.de/rz3a035// ...regime. From 1942 to 1945 IG Farben, together with the SS, maintained the concentration camp at Buna-Monowitz beside the IG Farben factory at Auschwitz.</blockquote>
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  • Arthur Szyk
    ...companion were taken from the [[Lodz Ghetto]] in Poland to [[Majdanek]] [[Concentration Camp]], where they were killed.
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  • Nazi euthanasia program
    ...uded [[Nazi euthanasia experiments]], as well as direct medical killing in concentration camp hospitals, distinct from the gas chambers. ...natoria, these centres were also used to kill prisoners transferred from [[concentration camp]]s in Germany and Austria.
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  • An Infinity of Mirrors
    ...ho cannot see the evil of Hitler until their adored child dies in a Jewish concentration camp. They retaliate by consigning the guilty SS officer to a grisly fate. Howev
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  • Reich Foreign Office
    ...ed when Luther ran a furniture moving service, was sent to [[Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp]].
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  • Herschel Grynszpan
    ...erk asked vom Rath to see Grynszpan. While interned in the [[Sachsenhausen concentration camp]] in 1941, Grynszpan told fellow inmates that although he was intending to ...]s at [[Sachsenhausen concentration camp|Sachsenhausen]] and [[Flossenburg concentration camp|Flossenburg]]. At Sachsenhausen he was housed in the "bunker" reserved for
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  • Reinhard Heydrich
    ...n “self-defense”: a fake raid on the Gleiwitz radio station, leaving dead concentration camp prisoners in Polish uniforms, code-named “canned goods”. The 31 August
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  • Ken Livingstone
    ...Mail]]'' newspaper group (which supported the [[Nazi]]s in the 1930s) to a concentration camp guard (saying, "You're just doing it because you're paid to, aren't you?”
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  • Music and emotion
    ...emotions in the wedding guest and horrible emotions in a survivor from a [[concentration camp]] who heard it there.
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  • John Landis
    ...mself back in Nazi-occupied Europe, being led away in a rail car towards a concentration camp.
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  • György Ligeti
    ...his parents, brother, and other relatives were deported to the [[Auschwitz concentration camp]], his mother being the only survivor.
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  • Economic warfare
    }}</ref> It operated from the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp, using skilled prisoners given a choice to forge or die. Some of the notes
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  • Action T4
    ...natoria, these centres were also used to kill prisoners transferred from [[concentration camp]]s in Germany and Austria. ...n. Even after that date, however, the centres continued to be used to kill concentration camp inmates: eventually some 20,000 people in this category were killed.<ref>Th
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  • Hitler as military leader
    ...faked an attack on the [[Gleiwitz]] radio station, and left the bodies of concentration camp inmates killed for the purpose, and wearing Polish uniforms. In reality, th ...peer, [[Robert Ley]] and [[Fritz Sauckel]] in the labor supply (as well as concentration camp labor through Himmler and [[Oswald Pohl]] of the WVHA), and Bormann. <ref>K
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  • Wannsee Conference
    | finished the war in a concentration camp after breaking with Foreign Minister [[Joachim von Ribbentrop]]; died in B ...ly wounded or who had won the [[Iron Cross]], would be sent to the "model" concentration camp at [[Theresienstadt]]. "With this expedient solution," he said, "in one fel
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  • Space Race
    ...to produce them, more died making them at [[Mittelbau-Dora |Mittelbau Dora Concentration Camp]] than were killed with the attacks.<ref name='Mittelbau The Human Cost'>Th ..."{{cite web|url=http://www.104infdiv.org/CONCAMP.HTM |title=Mittelbau Dora Concentration Camp |accessdate=2007-03-20 |work=National Timberwolf Association |publisher=104
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  • CZ Talk:Cold Storage/Odinism
    ...secution, with at least one member of List's ''Armanenschaft'' killed in a concentration camp.
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  • German Resistance
    ...e Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp, and then in 1945 moved to the [[Dachau concentration camp]]. Elser was executed two weeks before the liberation of Dachau KZ. This at ...her rounds of arrests, including that of Halder, who finished the war in a concentration camp. Under Himmler’s new [[Sippenhaft]] (blood guilt) laws, all the relatives
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  • Recovered memory
    ...s and accidents, in combat soldiers, in victims of kidnapping, torture and concentration camp experiences, in victims of physical and sexual abuse, and in people who hav
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  • Logical positivism
    ...[[Nazism]]; it is supposed that he died with his wife in the [[Auschwitz]] concentration camp in 1942, although it also has been reported that Grelling was killed in 194
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  • Nazi Party
    ...left Germany in 1939. He was arrested in France and spent four years in a concentration camp (Richard J. Evans, ''The Third Reich in Power'', Allen Lane 2005, 372</ref>
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  • Fokker
    ...ue to lack of evidence. Later in the war van Tijen was incarcerated in the concentration camp Buchenwald, because he was working secretly for the Allies. He survived the
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  • History of the Netherlands
    ...sterdam was exposed by an informer in 1944 and she died in [[Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp]] weeks before the war ended. In late 1944, Canadian forces liberated the s
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  • French Third Republic
    ...actions in court in 1942. When the Germans occupied Vichy he was sent to a concentration camp. He was released in May 1945 and was Premier for a brief period between 194
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  • South Africa
    ...Boer forces, using their superior numbers and external supply chains and [[concentration camp]]s as well as the controversial [[scorched earth]] tactic. The [[Treaty of
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