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Third Generation
Maureen
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Yonatan
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Third Generation
Guido and Oded
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Malki
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Ron
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Steffi
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Third Generation
Hadas and Ortal
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Third Generation
Dafna
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Third Generation
Banel
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Third Generation
Anat
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Third Generation
Daniel
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Third Generation
Julia
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Third Generation
Abed
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Third Generation
Gil and Lisa
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Swanni
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Third Generation
Neomi
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Third Generation
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Third Generation
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Third Generation
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Third Generation
Ralfh
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Third Generation
Hanno
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Third Generation
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Third Generation
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Third Generation
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Third Generation
Sonja
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Third Generation
Jonathan
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Third Generation
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Third Generation
Julia and Nicki
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Third Generation
Sammi
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Third Generation
Lear
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Third Generation
Katja
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Third Generation
Ron
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BERLIN TRANSFORMING
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Berlin SCHICHTEN
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Krems Memory Practice
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Linz CIty of culture
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Munich memory in Practise
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PoznaN Force
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CRETE MEMORY LOSS
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Port AG
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Town planing office(1943) Architect: Kurt Kühne. Rebuilt again after the war in the years 1949/50 Holz st. 3
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Town planing office(1943) inside look
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Apartments for Linzer power workerts(1939) Architect: Ignaz Derndorfer Industriezeile 6-10
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Former Gestapo camp Schörgenhub it was rented by the Gestapo from 1943, used for housing political inmates. Siemens st/ Daimlerstraße 48.
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Regional Mental Hospital - Wagner-Jauregg Wagner-Jauregg-Weg 15
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Little Munich Housing(1940-1942) Architect: Fritz Fanta
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Little Munich Housing(1940-1942) Architect: Fritz Fanta
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Residential complex of craft makers from “little Munich” (1938/1939) Architect: Hans Arndt. Hochwangerstraße 15-21
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Architect: Hans Hrndt Well preserved. One of the architecturally outstanding NS settlemnts in Linz for senior Reichswerke Hermann Göring’s employees. influence by the Stuttgart architect Heinz Wetzel and Paul Schmitthenner Franz-Kurz-Straße, Simonyst, Paginiert, Kurts,schickmayrst, Sommers, hochwandest.
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Architect: Hans Hrndt Well preserved. One of the architecturally outstanding NS settlemnts in Linz for senior Reichswerke Hermann Göring’s employees. influence by the Stuttgart architect Heinz Wetzel and Paul Schmitthenner Franz-Kurz-Straße, Simonyst, Paginiert, Kurts,schickmayrst, Sommers, hochwandest.
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Nibelungen Bruke The Bridge connects the districts downtown and Urfahr. The bridge was built from 1938 to 1940.
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Botanical Gardens.
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Office building for OKA - power plants AG(1937-38) Architect: Mauriz Balzarek Upper Austria Administration power stations. Today as well it an energy company. Böhmerwald st. 3
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Bruckenkopf - Verbauung (1939-1943). Architect: Roderich Fick, Anton Estrtmann. Because of the construction of the Nibelungen Bridge to Urfahr in 1939, the entire has to be redesigned. Today the Neo- baroque administratove building are being used as part of Linz Art and Architecture university. Haup Pl 5-9
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Hotel Postlinberg (rebuilt in the years 1938-1942) Architect: Gerhart Lohner. Preserved in the same way Weissenwolff st. 33
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Trading port and factory port development(1939- 1944). rebuilt after the war in 1949/50 Regensburger St.
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Reichs works - Hermann Göring AG(1938-1943) Architect: Herbert Rimpl, Alexander Popp Following the Austrian “ Anschluss”,the decision made quickly for iron mining, based on the Steel plant of Salzgitter AG, it has force mainly pig iron the location on the Danube was conveniently located between the coal deposits in the north and caol deposits in the south. Voestalpine-Straße 1
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Krems -Lerchenfeld Rottenmannergasse, Krems Lerchenfeld, a former Nazi-built district home to what used to be called the Hermann-Göring Mills (prior to the war it was known as the Schmitt-Werke, today it is called Voest). Apartments were built to house the blue-collar workers who were employed in the Hermann-Göring company, a steel factory. The idea was to have apartments situated next to the factory, each with its own front garden
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Stalag XVII Wasserhofstraße, 3500, Krems The biggest camp for POW in Austria, where 70,000 prisoners were held. Construction of this military camp started in June 1939 on an area of 20 ha southwest of the current airfield. At that stage the war plans against Poland and the Soviet Union were fully in progress. The location of the camp was selected strategically. It was situated close to a railway line, however far enough from it, so that the concentration of troops and war material did not attract too much attention.
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Kunsthalle Krems Franz-Zeller-Platz 3, 3500 Krems The building was part of the Tobacco factory with workers from East-Europe, manufacturing goods for the military
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5. Südtirolerpl # 2. Südtirolerplatz, Krems Three Austrian officers from Stalag XVII B were hanged in April 1945 because they were deserters. Their corpses hung for 3-4 days.
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Stalag XVII Wasserhofstraße, 3500, Krems The biggest camp for POW in Austria, where 70,000 prisoners were held. Construction of this military camp started in June 1939 on an area of 20 ha southwest of the current airfield. At that stage the war plans against Poland and the Soviet Union were fully in progress. The location of the camp was selected strategically. It was situated close to a railway line, however far enough from it, so that the concentration of troops and war material did not attract too much attention.
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Südtirolerpl # 1 Südtirolerplatz, Krems Suedtirolerplatz XX, Krems Grave of 1600 Russian prisoners of war from Stalag XVII B in 1946. An obelisk with the red star was marking the graveyard. After being buried in Gneixendorf during the war, the bodies were relocated to Suedtirolerplatz. In 1961 the corpses were transferred to the main cemetery in Krems
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Krems, city hall #2 Obere Landstraße 4, Krems Richard Ott was shot on February 2nd 1945 near the church on Rathausplatz he deserted from the Deutsche Wehrmacht and hided in the house of his family in Steiner Donaulände 9. His schoolfriend Herbert Schebor denounced him and called the police. He was transferred to the city hall, where Ott tried to escape and was shot in front of the church.
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Artothek Niederösterreich Steiner Landstraße 3, Krems Company name Gustloff- Werke: After 1940 the company refilled cartridges (firearms). The workers were from Stein prison; mostly male and female political prisoners from Austria, Czech Republic and Greece of which 30% were political
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Voest Alpine Schmidhüttenstraße 5, Krems The company building of Schmittwerke was built by POW from Stalag XVII B and forced labor workers. Company manufactured army matters as for tanks, guns etc. between 1942-1945. Sleeping and working camp.
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Winery yard-Solomon Undstraße 10, 3500 Krems Exemplary case to winery yards in Krems, which held forced labor workers during the war. Before the war those were regularly employed in the wineries.
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Franz Zeller Platz Franz Zellerplatz, Krems Franz Zeller was an Austrian, born in Stein, a resistance fighter and communist. Three resistance fighters were imprisoned (Ferdinand Strasser, Johann Hoffmann and Franz Zeller) and guillotined on September 30th 1942. The Square is today named after him.
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Nuss&Vogl Austraße 1, 3500 Krems The metal factory Nuss&Vogl held forced labor workers.
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Krems, city hall #2 Obere Landstraße 4, Krems Richard Ott was shot on February 2nd 1945 near the church on Rathausplatz he deserted from the Deutsche Wehrmacht and hided in the house of his family in Steiner Donaulände 9. His schoolfriend Herbert Schebor denounced him and called the police. He was transferred to the city hall, where Ott tried to escape and was shot in front of the church.
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Paudorf Obere Landstraße, Furth bei Göttweig 20 prisoners from Stein were massacred on April 6th 1945 as part of a mass shooting in Hadersdorf-Kammern, Hörfarth, Paudorf and other places.
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Cytadela Park Throughout the war, today’s Cytadela (then Fort Winiary) remained in the hands of the Wehrmacht. A part of its infrastructure served as a prison for Polish, British and Soviet POWs. Also, Nazis used the area to set up a test range for the Poznań branch of the Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken (DWM). Towards the end of the war, Germans brought Poles to work at Fort Winiary. Their chief task was to clear away the bodies of German soldiers. It is also highly likely that armaments division of Siemens had a number of shops there, which relied on forced labour of the Polish population. After the bombardments of 1944, some of the production of the DWM was relocted to Fort Winiary as well.
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Gliwicka 2 / Opolska Barracks and workers’ estate built by Polish forced labourers of the DMW. For more information see description # 11.
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Fort IIA ‒ Focke-Wulf Plant, Krzesiny Focke-Wulf Flugzeugbau GmbH was a German aviation company, established in 1923 in Bremen. Since 1933, the business was a close collaborator of the Nazi regime. The Krzesiny plant produced planes for the Luftwaffe, mainly the Focke-Wulf’s flagship fighter Fw 190 Würger. Following successive allied bombing raids, part of the production was relocated to Poznań. The construction of state-of-the-art production halls and airfield began in 1941, and the plant went operational on December 1st, 1941, producing airplane parts, wings and fuselages. Fairly soon, Focke-Wulf set up production shops and warehouses in Forts I, I a, II and II a. In the final stages of the war, the plant began working on the Ta 154, Focke-Wulf’s prototype fighter.
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Hipolit Cegielski Metal Works Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken, Hipolit Cegielski Metal Works in Poznań, ul. 28 Czerwca 1956 Roku Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken (DWM) were a German armaments conglomerate with headquarters in Karlsruhe. On November 1st, 1939, DWM bought the confiscated Hipolit Cegelski Metal Works and switched most production lines to fulfil their military contracts. Two neighbouring premises, i.e. the furniture factory once belonging to Nowakowski i Synowie and Marecki’s sweets factory were annexed to the main plant. The DWM site in Poznań produced mainly munitions and equipment for the German armed forces – motorcycles, cartridge cases, primers and fuses, as well as continued the pre-war production of railway engines. Forced labour was used on an extensive scale, with approximately 20,000 forced labourers working there towards the end of the war. Poles were made to work 16 hours a day, all week long. Many of the DWM’s workforce were billeted in the primitive barracks in Opolska street. Since the factory was important for the war effort, the plant was bombed by allied air force in 1944, but the production continued despite damage. Fearing further air-raids, DWM decided to disperse its activities, relocating to Fort V, Fort IX and some of the installations at Fort Winiary.
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Żabikowo, Kościuszki 51 In 1943, a Nazi camp combining penal and custodial functions was established in Żabikowo. For a year, the camp operated simultaneously with Fort VII in Poznań, whose profile was similar. After Fort VII camp had been liquidated to make room for armaments industry (Telefunken), its inmates and the personnel were transferred to Żabikowo. The camp served two institutions of Nazi repression: Prison of the Security Police (Polizeigefängnis der Sicherheitspolizei) and the Correctional Labour Camp Poznań–Junikowo (Arbeitserziehungslager Posen-Lenzingen). Both were subordinated to the Gestapo in Poznań. The camp in Żabikowo was intended for the inhabitants of Poznań and Greater Poland. Political and criminal prisoners were kept separately; so were men and women.
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Fort VII, Telefunken During World War II, the fort functioned as a concentration camp, a transit camp and a detention facility for Polish population. Some 18,000 prisoners passed through Fort VII; the death toll at the camp is estimated at 4,500 victims. However, these figures may have been greater. The camp was liquidated in 1944, and its inmates were transferred to Żabikowo. After the American air-raid on Poznań on April 9th and May 29th, 1944, Telefunken works moved its production to Fort VII.
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Rusałka One of the largest projects undertaken by the Nazi authorities in Poznań was the so-called western green wedge, a wooded area extending from Lake Kierskie as far as Sołacki Park. Its central point was Lake Rusałka, an artificial reservoir which had to be dug chiefly by prisoners from the camp in Krzyżowniki, located in the school building in Leśnowolska street. Apart from Jewish inmates of the camp, groups of inhabitants of Poznań would also be sent there to work. The latter were forbidden, under severe penalties, to disclose anything about the treatment of Jews, and were to be kept separate. However, Jan Jankowiak from Poznań became the author of the most extensive account of the terrible ordeal of Jews. In an act than was nothing short of heroic, he began to bring Jewish workers food, which got him arrested and sent to Gross-Rosen and Buchenwald, where he spent the rest of the war. His account, presented at the Jewish Historical Institute, relates how during the initial stages of the work 11 Jews were killed when German combat engineers blew up the Bogdanka battery which had stood there. We also learn that many of those who wandered off from their allotted spot, were trampled under hooves and dragged behind horses at the nearby race course. Rusałka (named Elsensee) opened for the public (Germans only) in summer 1943.
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Sucha 19, Huggers’ Brewery. Established by brothers Julius and Alfons Hugger in the late 19th century, the brewery located in Półwiejska street was one of the largest in Poznań. The brewery experienced its heyday before the Great War, but the interwar years were a time of steady decline, with the company changing its owners twice. It was probably then that most of the production facilities were relocated to Sucha street in Poznań. After the outbreak of World War II, the brewery was confiscated by the Germans, and sold in 1942 to a new German owner, who set up the company called Huggerbrauerei GmbH. Production of beer continued throughout the war, though its volume remains unknown. Naturally, the workforce at the production facility included Poles. In 1944, Germans converted the brewery’s cellars to air-raid shelters.
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Plastic Arts Secondary, Junikowska 35 The camp was located in a building in Junikowska street. A primary school functioned there before the war, while now it provides premises for the P. Potworowski Secondary School of Plastic Arts. In November 1941, prisoners of that camp were sent to work in the Kasprowicz Park, where the event hall Arena stands today. To the German authorities, that undeveloped area was perfectly suited for a new zoo, but for unknown reasons the work there was abandoned. Professor Lech Trzeciakowski, who as a child spent the years of Nazi occupation in Poznań’s Łazarz, describes the sight of Jews being marched to work in the park in his reminiscences: “Life under occupation now showed its cruel facet every day. A part of today’s Kasprowicz Park was a derelict area, separated from streets by a fence. I used to call it the “Wild Fields”. Germans were doing some earthwork there. The rumour was that the zoological garden was to be moved there, but I do not know if there was any truth in that. One day I was playing in front of my house, as usual, and saw a column of Jews in today’s Gustawa Potworowskiego street, walking to work in the “Wild Fields”. For many nights to follow, I would wake up sweating, tormented by nightmares”. The camp had its subcamp with 97 prisoners. It was located on the present-day grounds of the International Fair, near the junction of Bukowska and Grunwaldzka. Before the war it was a site of the St. Martin cemetery, which the prisoners had to clear away, recovering whatever Germans found valuable from the coffins.
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Śniadeckich Academy of Medicine The edifice was built for the Polish General Exhibition of 1929, as the Palace of Arts. Once the exhibition had ended, the building was taken over by the University of Poznań, which established its Collegium Anatomicum there. Given that it was equipped with cremation furnace, bodies of prisoners of labour camps for Jews used to be incinerated there. A total of 1,702 cremations were recorded, though the figure does not reflect the actual count of the victims. An unspecified number of prisoners were buried where they worked or else the dead were burned at the trash incineration plant in Wilczak street. The furnace at the Collegium Anatomicum also served to cremate bodies of inmates from Fort VII, the prison in Młyńska street and the Żabikowo camp. The overall number of recorded cremations of victims of the Nazi terror amounts to approximately 4,500.
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Telefunken, Commercial Vocational College, ul. Śniadeckich 54 / 58 During the occupation, the building housed a branch of the German company Telefunken. It produced radios for submarines and airplanes, relying on Polish forced labourers. Unfortunately, no information concerning the number of forced labourers working for Telefunken has survived.
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Poznań‒Franowo Railway Station The idea to relocate the freight station outside the city’s centre had already been conceived by the Poznań urban planners in the interwar years. For the Germans, it was an issue of prime concern, as Poznań was an important junction on the eastward route, channelling transports for the future offensive against the Soviets. Designs for the construction of extended shunting station in Franowo were developed in 1940. The works began the following year, with most of it being carried out by Jewish forced labourers. Jewish prisoners were also working on the railroad network in other locations in the Poznań area: in Kobylnica, Swarzędz, or on the route Poznań‒Dębiec–Antoninek.
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Lake Malta The so-called Malta Wedge was to be another green wedge in the city’s layout, complementing its western counterpart. German urban planners designed it as an analogous leisure area, inclusive of an artificial lake, for Poznań’s German population. As in the case of the westward wedge and its Lake Rusałka, the project was to be carried out using forced labour: Jews and Jewesses imprisoned in Fort Radzwiłł (the Cathedral Redoubt) on the Cathedral Island, at the Municipal Stadium between Dolna Wilda and Droga Dębińska streets, in Antoninek, or the Cybinatal camp which stood where Lake Malta is now to be found. There was another camp in the vicinity, i.e. at the junction of Wileńska and Krańcowa: Lager DWM (housing prisoners working at the Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken – the former Hipolit Cegielski Works). As with Rusałka, the number of people who died or were killed during construction cannot be precisely determined. Companies which exploited prisoners of the above camps include Dip. Ing. Hans Pracht Straßen-u. Tiefbau (Cybinatal camp), Dip. Ing. Kurt Zindt Tiefbau und neuzeitlicher Straßenbau, Gotha, Bauunternehmung Posen (Lager DWM). The company Max Hamann, Tief, Beton- und Eisenbetonbau, Bauunternehmung also took advantage of the Jewish workforce involved in digging the basin of Lake Malta.
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Wilczak Former building of the municipal trash incineration plant in Wilczak street. It opened in 1927 as one of the most modern facilities of this kind. During the occupation, it served to burn the bodies of prisoners from forced labour camps for Jews, which would be brought there along with deliveries of collected rubbish. An exact number of prisoners cremated at the incineration facility cannot be determined. The plant ceased to operate in 1957.
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Eicke & Lewandowski Construction Company, ul. Masztalarska 8 Eicke & Lewandowski was a Polish construction business, confiscated by the Nazis in 1939. The company was appointed a German administrator, who employed Poles. Just as in other sequestered or German-administrated companies, Polish employees received very low wages. After deductions arising from additional taxes, their remuneration was even 50-70% lower than the compensation paid to German workers. These meagre earnings, which ensured hardly any livelihood, were a deliberate form of discrimination and a method of indirect extermination of the Nazi regime used against Poles.
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Golęcin, Warmińska, tennis courts Afforestation of the western green wedge was a project, which required the efforts of prisoners from several labour camps
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Głogowska 88 The building in Głogowska 88 was the premises of the Prasometal Industrial Works. In November 1940, the business was confiscated by the Trustee Office in Poznań, a German institution tasked with taking over Polish private property. No production was resumed at Prasometal during the occupation. The company closed down, while its equipment was sold off or stolen. The buildings were leased to Focke-Wulf AG, which used it to set up vocational workshops (Ausbildungswerkstätte), to train forced labourers for work in the main Focke-Wulf plant in Krzesiny.
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The Szyc Stadium Poznań’s first labour camp for Jews was set up in the buildings belonging to the Municipal Stadium in Dolna Wilda street. The camp functioned from spring 1941; throughout its existence some 1,000 Jews were brought there, following arrests, round-ups and evictions from their homes.
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Akacjowa 11 Residential buildings in Akacjowa street are a part of the complex created for German workers of the Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken, operating in the confiscated Hipolit Cegielski Metal Works. The development was designed in 1940 by the chief Nazi architect of Poznań, Walter Bangert. The layout and style of the apartments followed a uniform pattern, characteristic of the National Socialist architecture.
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Boros Collection The Bunker (also Reichsbahnbunker) in Berlin-mitte is a listed air-raid shelter. Originally based on plans of the architect Karl Bonatz, it was constructed in 1943 by Nazi Germany to shelter up to 3,000 Reichsbahn train passengers
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Hohenschönhausen, Genslerstraße 66 The Asid Serum Institut GmbH, Berlin NW 7 (located at Schiffbauerdamm 7) applied to open a „barrack camp for foreign workers“ at the property Genslerst. 66. This site were used by other companies too. The construcion oft he camp was finished in 1942. Forced laborer from Poland and the Soviet Union ans so called „Ostarbeiterinnen“ had to work for the Institut. (Kubatzki 77)
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Kreuzberg, Naunynstrasse 27, „Dörings Festsäle“ The tavern shall be rent as „foreigners house for AEG-AT“. The earliest document for this utilization was filled at the 1st of April in 1941. (Kubatzki 181) There were no informations hold about the forced laborer, their origin, or the living- and working conditions. Neither the date of the opening nor the date of the liquidation of the second camp was passed down.
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Mitte, Am Zirkus 7 This location was named "Gemeinschaftslager für Rialto“. At the 15th of November, 1943, 50 forced laborers were housed here (Kubatzki 248). There is no information about their origin or living and working conditions. The dates of the opening and the liquidation of the camp are un known.
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Berlin - Transforming
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mesheK 59
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3rd Generation
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Projects Overview
Daily Exercise
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VIDEOs
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Crete - Memory Loss
Tympaki airport
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Crete - Memory Loss
Stelios/ Story teller.
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Crete - Memory Loss
Kardaki
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Crete - Memory Loss
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Crete - Memory Loss
Drygies
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Crete - Memory Loss
Vryses
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Crete - Memory Loss
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Crete - Memory Loss
Ano Meros
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Crete - Memory Loss
Smiles
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Crete - Memory Loss
Smiles
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Crete - Memory Loss
Stela/ Story teller
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Crete - Memory Loss
Vryses
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Crete - Memory Loss
Ano Meros
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Crete - Memory Loss
Kardaki
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2020-06-28
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Berlin - Schichten - 20
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Berlin - Schichten - 8
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Berlin - Schichten - 69
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Berlin - Schichten - 22
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Berlin - Schichten - 72
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Berlin - Schichten
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Berlin - Schichten - 53
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Berlin - Schichten
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Berlin - Schichten - 57
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Berlin - Schichten - 74
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Berlin - Schichten
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Berlin - Schichten - 26
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Berlin - Schichten - 66
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Berlin - Schichten - 30
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Berlin - Schichten - 5
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Berlin - Schichten - 31
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2024-06-24
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Munich - Memory in Practice - State Theatre housing camp in Herzog-Rudolf-Strasse
In November 1942, the State Opera rented the rear building of the house to forced laborers. Adresse Herzog-Rudolf-Straße 1
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Munich - Memory in Practice - Residential camp of the company Bayerische Leichtmetallwerke
Up to 950 people were housed in the camp, who mainly worked for the Bayerische Leichtmetallwerke. In September 1944, they used 832 forced laborers, mainly “Eastern workers” and Poles, but also Italians and French prisoners of war (work detail 2868). Adresse Aktuell Adresse today Garchinger Straße 31
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Munich - Memory in Practice - Balanstrasse camp of the company C.A. Steinheil Söhne (collection camp XIII)
The collection camp operated by the Steinheil company had a capacity of 840 persons. It was mainly occupied by forced laborers from the Soviet Union. In August 1943, 595 women and 176 men lived there. The camp was partially destroyed by the air raid on 2 October 1943 but was subsequently rebuilt. Adresse Balanstraße 67
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Munich - Memory in Practice - Munich-Giesing Agfa camera factory satellite concentration camp (Mollblock)
The camp was set up in September 1944 and was occupied by about 500 female concentration camp prisoners from various countries (mainly Poland, the Soviet Union, the Netherlands, Yugoslavia, Belgium, France) who had been brought to Munich from Ravensbrück concentration camp. The accommodation was an unfinished apartment block in Weißenseestraße, most of which was still under construction. Inside were two-storey beds, a few wooden tables, and stools. The camp was fenced in with barbed wire and guarded by a commanding officer, his deputy, and 11 female SS supervisors. The imprisoned women were used for unskilled work in the production of aircraft parts at the IG Farben camera factory (Agfa) in Tegernseer Landstraße. The hygienic conditions in the camp and the supply of food and clothing were extremely poor, so many women became seriously ill. When conditions deteriorated further in January 1945, some women refused to work in the factory in an extraordinary action. On 27 April 1945, the camp was dissolved and the women evacuated towards the Alps; they were liberated by US troops near Wolfratshausen. Adresse Weißenseestraße 7
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Munich - Memory in Practice - Barrack collection camp IX of the company Agfa (camera factory)
The camp was built in the summer of 1942 and consisted of 19 living quarters and 5 special barracks for up to 2,000 people. After it was destroyed in air raids in September/October 1943, it was repaired by the camera factory at its own expense.
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Munich - Memory in Practice - Reichsbahn camp Solln, Bertelestraße
The camp was built in 1942 to house “Eastern workers” of the Reichsbahn and comprised about 7 barracks. Adresse Bertelestraße 77a
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Munich - Memory in Practice - Allach concentration camp BMW
This subcamp of the Dachau concentration camp housed prisoners of many nations who had to perform forced labour for the neighbouring BMW aircraft engine plants. Construction of the camp east of Dachauer Strasse began in March 1943 and was initially planned for 3,000 to 4,000 people. However, with the increasing demand for labour at BMW, the number of prisoners imprisoned there increased to about 10,000. In addition to aircraft engine production, they were also used for construction work. The number of prisoners who died or were directly murdered in the camp due to the hard work, inadequate care and accommodation can no longer be determined exactly. On 26 April 1945, some of the prisoners were forced on a death march towards the Alps. The prisoners who remained behind were liberated by US troops on 30 April 1945. Adresse Rubinstraße 17
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Munich - Memory in Practice - Krauss Maffei III work camp
The camp, which was located on the construction site of the motorway ring road, was occupied by up to 1,700 forced laborers, who were mainly forced to work for Krauss-Maffei AG. Adresse Paul-Ehrlich-Weg or Lochhausener Straße
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Munich - Memory in Practice - Krauss-Maffei II work camp
Up to 1,500 civilian forced labourers, mainly from the Soviet Union, France and Greece, were housed in Camp II of the Krauss-Maffei company. Among them were about 200 women. Adresse Ludwigsfelder Straße
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Munich - Memory in Practice - Moosach work education camp
The prisoners were used for cable laying work, among other things. Adresse Aktuell Adresse today Feldmochinger Straße
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