Konzentrationslager Auschwitz, Bericht eines Studenten der über Odessa nach England kam.

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Arolsen Archives – International Center on Nazi Persecution
0.4, 050/0287a
former reference number: Auschwitz 1
former reference number: 141, Folio 173-197
DE ITS 0.4 Kartei der „Sachdokumente“ der Sammlungsgruppe Inhaftierung und Verfolgung
Kartei der „Sachdokumente“ der Sammlungsgruppe Inhaftierung und Verfolgung >> Konzentrationslager >> Konzentrationslager Groß-Rosen >> Lagerstärke
31.05.1945
Folgende Transporte sind erwähnt:
Zwischen dem 14.07.1944 - 30.07.1944 im Konzentrationslager Auschwitz, ca. 250 Arier, u. a. 100 F, NL und D: 1 Teil von etwa 900 Häftlingen die aus Majdanek evakuiert wurden. Der Rest nach Birkenau zur Vernichtung.
10.1944 - 11.1944: im Konzentrationslager Auschwitz von Konzentrationslager Dachau 300 Arier
07.1944 - 11.1944: Evakuierung im ganzen 5 000 bis 6 000 Häftlinge PL, von Auschwitz nach Groß-Rosen und Mauthausen
Nach 04.1944: 60-70 F politische Häftlinge Angaben über Häftlingskennzeichen. Fluchtversuche und Schreiberlaubnis.
Evakuierung am 17.01.1945, Transporte in Richtung Westen.
Am 24.01.1945: letzter Transport, ca. 1 000 kranke Häftlinge blieben im Lager zurück.
Befreiung am 27.01.1945 durch die russische Armee.
Mit Skizzen über Konzentrationslager Auschwitz.
Franz. Student
Art: Fotokopie einer Vervielfältigung
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