Transit camp Annaberg
Nov 2, 1942 - Nov 12, 1942
In the fall of 1942, several trains on their way to Auschwitz stopped in Kosel; these trains were later known as the “Kosel-transport.” Approximately 200 Dutch Jews were taken off the train to work. The train with the rest of the occupants continued on to the extermination camp Auschwitz. From Kosel, about 80 kilometers from Auschwitz, more than 3500 healthy men from different countries were set to work as forced laborers at various large projects where heavy and/or dangerous work had to be carried out. Many slave laborers didn’t survive these camps.
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2 november 1942
Green police in the train
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2 – 12 november 1942
Bep goes into hiding
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2 – 12 november 1942
An ordinary passenger train
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2 – 12 november 1942
Hakkie Blitz
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2 – 12 november 1942
Station Kosel
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2 – 12 november 1942
The gas chamber
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2 – 12 november 1942
Arrival in Annaberg
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2 – 12 november 1942
Public robbery
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2 – 12 november 1942
Humiliations
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2 – 12 november 1942
Erholungslager – convalescence camp
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2 – 12 november 1942
Cousins Juda en Alex
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2 – 12 november 1942
'Hotel' Annaberg
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2 – 12 november 1942
Summons for work camp