- Działdowo (pronounced [d͡ʑau̯ˈdɔvɔ]; German:
Soldau, Prussian: Saldawa) is a town in
northern Poland with 20,935
inhabitants as of
December 2021, the capital...
- The
Soldau concentration camp
established by ****
Germany during World War II was a
concentration camp for
Polish and
Jewish prisoners. It was located...
- Silesia,
parts of the
districts of Bütow,
Lauenburg and
Stolp in Pomerania,
Soldau in East
Prussia Poland Silesian,
Pomeranian and
Greater Poland Voivodeships...
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Reinhard Belzec Sobibor Treblinka Concentration Auschwitz I Gross-Rosen Kraków-Płaszów
Potulice Soldau Stutthof Szebnie Trawniki Warsaw Danzig-Matzkau...
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Christmas Day, part of
Marshal Michel Ney's VI
Corps drove the
Prussians from
Soldau (Działdowo),
forcing them to
retreat north toward Königsberg. The Russians...
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Polish areas of the present-day province, in
which they
established the
Soldau concentration camp, and
carried out m****acres of Poles,
including at Bratian...
- Berlin, was used by the
Lange Commando between 21 May and 8 June 1940 at the
Soldau concentration camp in
occupied Poland, to kill 1,558
mental patients delivered...
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established following a
pilot project of
mobile extermination conducted at
Soldau and at Chełmno
extermination camp that
began operating in 1941 and used...
- (When it
became known in
Soldau that the area
should fall to
Poland without a vote, anger,
sadness and
dismay erupted. The
Soldau po****tion saw themselves...
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experiments with the use of
mobile gas
chambers (Einsatzwagen) were
conducted at
Soldau concentration camp by
Herbert Lange following Operation Barbarossa. Lange...
