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Kristianstad (UK: /ˈkrɪstʃənstɑːd/, Swedish: [krɪˈɧansta] ) is a city and the seat of
Kristianstad Muni****lity,
Scania County,
Sweden with 40,145 inhabitants...
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October 1944. From Auschwitz, Lisl was
among those forced to
march to
Christianstadt,
where she died. Otto
survived the war and
returned to
Amsterdam where...
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committed suicide in
Aichach women's
prison on 1
September 1967. At
Christianstadt, a Gross-Rosen
satellite in Silesia,
Emilie Harms was in
charge of the...
- (Głogów)-Grünberg-Guben
railway line in 1871,
followed by
connections to
Christianstadt (Nowogród Bobrzański) in 1904,
Wollstein (Wolsztyn) in 1905, and a local...
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concentration camps of Theresienstadt, Auschwitz-Birkenau, and
Christianstadt. However, as it's
written by Klüger as a 70-year-old woman, the memoir...
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labour and
concentration camps including the Theresienstadt, Auschwitz,
Christianstadt,
Niesky and Görlitz. Hyndráková is
notable for her work on the educational...
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after the 35
square kilometres (14 sq mi)
Kombinat DAG
Alfred Nobel Christianstadt.
Operating from 1939 to 1945 in the south-eastern
Bydgoszcz forest,...
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followed by a
transfer to Gross-Rosen and
forced labor at its
subcamp in
Christianstadt. She was then
taken on a
death march to Bergen-Belsen, and was liberated...
- Dancer,
cabaret singer Jewish Forced death march from
Auschwitz to
Christianstadt Kurt
Gerron 1897–1944
German Performer, actor, film
director Jewish...
- (Georgian)*, 克拉科夫 (Kèlākēfu) (Chinese)*
Kristianstad Christianstad (Danish)*,
Christianstadt (former German)*,
Kristianstad (German*, Swedish*),
Kristianstadas (Lithuanian)*...
