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Buchenwald (German pronunciation: [ˈbuːxn̩valt]; 'beech forest') was a
German ****
concentration camp
established on
Ettersberg hill near Weimar, Germany...
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committed atrocities while her
husband Karl-Otto Koch was
commandant at
Buchenwald.
Though Ilse Koch had no
official position in the **** state, she became...
- The
Buchenwald Resistance was a
resistance group of
prisoners at
Buchenwald concentration camp. It
involved Communists,
Social Democrats, and
people affiliated...
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Buchenwald is the
German for "beechwood forest". It may also
refer to:
Buchenwald concentration camp, a
German concentration camp in
World War II Buchenhochwald...
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Buchenwald is the
fifth album by
Whitehouse released in 1981 by Come
Organisation (later
reissued by
Susan Lawly). As is
common in many
early Whitehouse...
- The Boys of
Buchenwald is a 2002 do****entary film
produced by
Paperny Films that
examines how the
child survivors of the
Buchenwald concentration camp...
- 1947). "Cruel 'Queen of
Buchenwald'
given a
permanent address". The
Milwaukee Journal. p. 2.
Retrieved 16
December 2012. "
Buchenwald Queen must face German...
- Geneva, and from 1945 to 1947, she
directed a home for
child survivors of
Buchenwald in France. She aut****d
books and
papers on the
Holocaust experiences...
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Holocaust survivors liberated from
Buchenwald concentration camp, who had
established themselves in 1945 as "Kibbutz
Buchenwald", an
agricultural collective...
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During the
history of
Buchenwald concentration camp,
thousands of
people were imprisoned. Roy Allen,
American pilot Jean Améry, Austrian-Belgian writer...
