- of that year. The
Germans dubbed it the
Jewish camp in
Zemun (German:
Judenlager Semlin). At the end of 1941 and the
beginning of 1942,
thousands of Jewish...
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involvement in the SD. He
swore that he
escorted two
other trains to
Judenlager Semlin,
where Jewish and
Gypsy women and
children were killed, many in...
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foreign volunteer of the Waffen-SS,
Andersen served as a
guard in the
Judenlager in Babruysk,
Belarus during 1942 and 1943, when 1,400
Jewish inmates were...
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caught in
areas that were
occupied by the
German Army Camp for Jews
Judenlager (Julag), Umschulungslager,
Zwangsarbeitslager für
Juden Concentration...
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Mazures (in French). 14
April 2006.
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original on...
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complex into the
concentration camp
originally called Jewish camp in
Zemun (
Judenlager Semlin),
which colloquially became known as the Sajmište concentration...
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original on 2023-04-24.
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Mazures in the
Ardennes department,
where a
Judenlager was
opened from July 1942 to
January 1944 The
Merignac internment camp...
