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Nicht angeführt (Kurze Wiedergabe über das Konzentrationslager Flossenbürg).
Arolsen Archives – International Center on Nazi Persecution
0.4, 046/0733a
former reference number: Flossenbürg 1
former reference number: 266, Folio 62
former reference number: 266a, Folio 62
DE ITS 0.4 Kartei der „Sachdokumente“ der Sammlungsgruppe Inhaftierung und Verfolgung
Kartei der „Sachdokumente“ der Sammlungsgruppe Inhaftierung und Verfolgung >> Konzentrationslager >> Konzentrationslager Flossenbürg >> Lagerstärke
30.04.1945
Konzentrationslager Flossenbürg wurde am 02.05.1938 als Straflager gegründet. Die ersten Häftlinge waren deutsche Berufsverbrecher. Der erste Kommandant war Ostubaf. Weissenborn. Die Anzahl der Häftlinge betrug damals 1.000. Sie arbeiteten an der Errichtung des Lagers und im Gebirge in 800 m Höhe, wo Granit gewonnen wurde. Es gab viele Tote, auch in den Steinbrüchen und anderen Arbeitsplätzen. Die Häftlinge trugen Holzschuhe. Am 05.04.1940 kam der erste Transport von Ausländern versch. Nationalitäten, Polen, Tschechen, Russen und polit. Deutsche, sowie Berufsverbrecher. Von 1938 - 1945 waren folgende Kommandanten in Flossenbürg: SS-Stubaf. Künstler und SS-Ostubaf. Max Koegel. Seit 1938 war der Adjutant des Lagers SS-Ostuf. Lutz Baumgartner.
Konzentrationslager Flossenbürg, Zeugen M. Kucera, K. Prochaska
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