Buchenwald

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Buchenwald was one of Nazi Germany’s largest and most notorious concentration camps, where tens of thousands of prisoners were subjected to forced labor, brutal conditions, and mass murder during the Holocaust.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Nazi concentration camp
forced labor camp
category Holocaust locations in Germany
Nazi concentration camps in Germany
World War II crimes of Nazi Germany
closed 1945
commemorates victims of Nazism
controlledBy Nazi Germany
country Germany
establishedBy SS
estimatedDeaths over 56000
estimatedPrisoners over 250000
hasFacility SS barracks
armaments factories
crematorium
quarry
zoo for SS personnel
hasSubcamp Berga an der Elster subcamp
Gustloff-Werk II subcamp
Laura subcamp
Leipzig-Schönefeld subcamp
Leipzig-Thekla subcamp
Mittelbau-Dora
Ohrdruf subcamp
Weimar-Gustloff-Werk subcamp
liberatedBy 3rd US Army
6th Armored Division
United States Army
liberationDate 1945-04-11
locatedIn Thuringia
central Germany
location Ettersberg hill near Weimar
memorialEstablished 1958
nameMeaning beech forest
notableEvent death marches in early 1945
prisoner resistance organization
self-liberation efforts by prisoners in April 1945
notablePrisoner Bruno Bettelheim
Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Elie Wiesel
Ernst Thälmann
Imre Kertész
Jorge Semprún
Léon Blum
Marcel Dassault
Primo Levi
Robert Antelme
linked to: Jorge Semprún
notablePrisonerGroup French prisoners
German criminals
Jehovah’s Witnesses
linked to: JehovahsWitnesses

Jews
Polish prisoners
Sinti and Roma
linked to: Sinti

Soviet prisoners of war
Spanish Republicans
homosexual prisoners
political prisoners
opened 1937
openingDate 1937-07-15
operatedBy SS-Totenkopfverbände
linked to: Waffen-SS

Schutzstaffel
linked to: Schutzstaffel (SS)
originalName Konzentrationslager Ettersberg
partOf Nazi concentration camp system
linked to: Nazi camp system
postwarUse Soviet special camp
memorial site
renamed Buchenwald
subjectOf Buchenwald Trial
Nuremberg follow-up trials
linked to: Nuremberg trials
usedFor extermination through labor
forced labor
mass murder
medical experiments
political repression

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Holocaust notableCamp Buchenwald
Nazi Germany notableCamp Buchenwald
Kristallnacht concentrationCampDestination Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Elie Wiesel imprisonedIn Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Buchenwald renamed Buchenwald
Auschwitz death marches destination Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Night mainSubject Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Night settingLocation Buchenwald
Nazi camp system notableCamp Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Konzentrationslager Ettersberg laterKnownAs Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Konzentrationslager Ettersberg renamedAs Konzentrationslager Buchenwald
linked to: Buchenwald
Konzentrationslager Ettersberg successor Buchenwald concentration camp memorial site
linked to: Buchenwald
Imre Kertész imprisonedIn Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Jorge Semprún imprisonedIn Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Mittelbau-Dora concentration camp subcampOf Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Ettersberg hill near Weimar hasStructure Buchenwald Memorial
linked to: Buchenwald
Laura subcamp partOf Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Spanish Republicans imprisonedIn Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Buchenwald Trial concernedPlace Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Bruno Bettelheim imprisonedIn Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Léon Blum wasDeportedTo Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Ohrdruf subcamp near Ohrdruf
linked to: Buchenwald
6th Armored Division liberated Buchenwald concentration camp (complex area)
linked to: Buchenwald
Gustloff-Werk II subcamp partOf Buchenwald concentration camp complex
linked to: Buchenwald
Berga an der Elster subcamp partOf Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Leipzig-Thekla subcamp partOf Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Weimar hasLandmark Buchenwald Memorial
linked to: Buchenwald
Georges Valois placeOfDeath Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Georges Valois detainedIn Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
SS guards operatedAt Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Ernst Thälmann placeOfDeath Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Ernst Thälmann placeOfDetention Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Paul Reynaud detainedIn Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Soviet NKVD special camp notableExample NKVD Special Camp No. 2 Buchenwald
linked to: Buchenwald
Night–Dawn–Day trilogy setting Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
All Rivers Run to the Sea setting Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
SS-Totenkopfverbände operated Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Aktion 14f13 location Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Ilse Koch workLocation Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Karl Krafft placeOfDeath Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Nazi deportation of Roma destination Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Mafalda of Savoy placeOfDeath Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Mafalda of Savoy placeOfDetention Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Westerbork transit camp deportationDestination Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Buchenwald subcamp system partOf Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Fatelessness setting Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
Le grand voyage setting Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald
L’écriture ou la vie setting Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald