Grafenort concentration camp
The Grafenort concentration camp — as treated in the present article — is a conventional name for three separate Nazi concentration camps that functioned in the village of Grafenort on the territory of Nazi Germany during the Second World War.
* The first of them (not in chronological order) is the all-female Arbeitslager or slave-labour that functioned only in 1945 as a subcamp of Gross-Rosen, whose detainees were exclusively Jewish women deported from Poland (regardless of nationality).
* The second is
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Grafenort concentration camp
The Grafenort concentration camp — as treated in the present article — is a conventional name for three separate Nazi concentration camps that functioned in the village of Grafenort on the territory of Nazi Germany during the Second World War.
* The first of them (not in chronological order) is the all-female Arbeitslager or slave-labour that functioned only in 1945 as a subcamp of Gross-Rosen, whose detainees were exclusively Jewish women deported from Poland (regardless of nationality).
* The second is
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* The second is
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active years
(as an all-female subcamp ofGross-Rosen)
1 March 1945-8 May 1945
alternative name
* FAL Grafenort
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* Frauenarbeitslager Grafenort
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* Gr-R/Graf
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* Lager Grafenort
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*ALGrafenort
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*ArbeitslagerGrafenort
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depiction description (caption)
View of Grafenort Castle (2012)
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gas chambers
date of liberation
Red Armyof theSoviet Union
location
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Location of Grafenort in present-day Poland
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number of deaths
operator
originally used for
* Prison barracks
*Stately residence(historic palace)
population total
victim (resource)
victims (string)
*Ruth Minsky Sender
Women ofJewish ethnicity(deporteesfromPoland)
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Picture of Grafenort Castle as seen in September 2012
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caption
View of Grafenort Castle
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construction
March 1944
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gas chambers
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in operation
inmates
killed
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known for
Construction of fortifications
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liberated by
Red Army of the Soviet Union
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Location
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Poland
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map alt
Contour map of Poland with an indicator pointing to the location of Grafenort
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map caption
Location of Grafenort in present-day Poland
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name
Grafenort
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notable books
* R. M. Sender, The Cage
* R. M. Sender, To Life
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notable inmates
* Ruth Minsky Sender
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operated by
original use
*Stately residence
* Prison barracks
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other names
*AL Grafenort
* Arbeitslager G ......
* Gr-R/Graf
* Lager Grafenort
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prisoner type
Women of Jewish ethnicity
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The Grafenort concentration ca ...... nationality).
* The second is
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