After the barracks were dismantled, the camp and the alternative service station gradually fell into oblivion. To this day, however, the irritating name "Jew's Hole" for the sand pit on the edge of the town (second camp location) has been passed down in the town. After 1990, work began on the subcamp. Impulses from survivors and some school projects led to the history of the subcamp becoming more visible with the help of memorial stones and plaques.

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Location: Neuhardenberg, Märkisch-Oderland, Brandenburg, Germany

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