Flossenbürg concentration camp
Feb 9, 1945 - Mar 20, 1945
Flossenbürg concentration camp was a German prison built in 1938 by the Nazis near Flossenbürg in the Oberpfalz region (Bavaria). From the beginning, the prison was set up like a concentration camp according to the Dachau principle and served primarily for prisoners and prisoners of war from the occupied territories in the east. The first prisoners, mostly Germans, built the camp. The location of the camp (and of the 100 sub-camps) was chosen so that the prisoners could be used as unpaid workers in the local granite quarries and in the Messerschmitt factories.
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9 februari -20 maart 1945
Digging a tunnel to the crematorium
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9 februari -20 maart 1945
You’re never sure of your life
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9 maart 1945
An attempt on Hitler's life
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20 maart - 23 maart 1945
On transport again
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9 februari 1945
Evacuation train to Flossenbürg
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9 februari -20 maart 1945
Description of the camp
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9 februari -20 maart 1945
A trick for soup
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9 februari -20 maart 1945
Repairing clothes for a place to sleep
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9 februari -20 maart 1945
Shower with a fire hose
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9 februari -20 maart 1945
In danger