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Neugraben Concentration Camp Subcamp Memorial

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Neugraben Concentration Camp Subcamp Memorial

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Neugraben Concentration Camp Subcamp Memorial

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    July 19, 2021

    That should make everyone thoughtful

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      September 24, 2018

      The small camp consisted of only one barrack and a guardhouse, fenced with a barbed wire. The women who were imprisoned here had u.A. Do forced labor during the construction of the Falkenberg settlement.

      Today, only the platform on which the camp stood, and an old apple tree, which still yields plenty of Elstar apples, have survived.

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        May 10, 2020

        The Neugraben subcamp, also known as the "Neugraben external command", in Hamburg-Neugraben-Fischbek was one of the 86 Neuengamme concentration camps for female prisoners from September 1944 to February 1945. (via: Wikipedia)

        In addition to the memorial stone, ruins of the SS barracks can also be found on the site. Please behave appropriately for the place. And take your garbage back with you.

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