Birkenau (stele at Crematorium V)
Auschwitz II – stele in the Romani language next to the ruins of Crematorium V See also: Auschwitz-Birkenau (camp) See…
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Auschwitz (exhibition)
See also: Auschwitz-Birkenau (camp) See also: Birkenau (plaque) See also: Birkenau (memorial) See also: Birkenau (Czech stele) See also: Birkenau…
Birkenau (memorial)
Auschwitz II E, pole 28 – The Roma and Sinti Memorial See also: Auschwitz-Birkenau (camp) See also: Auschwitz (exhibition)…
Birkenau (plaque)
Auschwitz II A plaque in the Roma language at the International Memorial to the Victims of the Camp (formerly: The…
Auschwitz-Birkenau (camp)
See also: Auschwitz (exhibition) See also: Birkenau (plaque) See also: Birkenau (memorial) See also: Birkenau (Czech stele) See also: Birkenau…
Magdeburg
Historical background From 25 to 27 October 1939, Gypsies from Magdeburg were gathered and sent to Zigeunerlager in Holzweg near…
Nördlingen
Historical background Description of commemoration The memorial obelisk is a stone post with two sides smoothed, and the two…
Fürstenberg/Havel – Ravensbrück (plaque)
Historical background The women’s camp in Ravensbrück also had a small male annex. Most of the female prisoners worked in…
Oranienburg – Sachsenhausen (plaque)
Historical background See above. Description of commemoration A rectangular plaque with cut corners and inscriptions carved in steel [bleached? –…
Oranienburg – Sachsenhausen (parts of the exhibition)
Historical background The camp near Oranienburg existed from 1936 to April 22, 1945. It was a training camp for high-ranking…
Nordhausen – Mittelbau-Dora
Historical background Mittelbau-Dora labour camp (Arbeitslager Dora, Konzentrationslager Mittelbau-Dora) – German concentration camp, founded near Nordhausen (Thuringia, Germany). The camp…