Ciglana (Brickworks) camp

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Ciglana (Brickworks) camp was a subcamp within the Jasenovac concentration camp complex used by the Ustaše regime for forced labor, imprisonment, and mass murder during World War II in the Independent State of Croatia.

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Ciglana (Brickworks) camp canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf concentration camp subcamp
forced labor camp
associatedWithEvent Genocide of Serbs in the Independent State of Croatia
Holocaust in Yugoslavia
Holocaust in the Independent State of Croatia
Porajmos
conflict World War II
countryDuringOperation Independent State of Croatia
hasFunction brick production
industrial labor site
languageOfToponym Serbo-Croatian
locatedIn Independent State of Croatia
Jasenovac
locatedOnRiver Sava River
linked to: Sava
memorializedBy Jasenovac Memorial Site
nameMeaning "brickworks" in Serbo-Croatian
notableFor extreme brutality toward prisoners
high mortality rate
inhumane living conditions
operatedBy Ustaše Surveillance Service (UNS)
Ustaše militia
linked to: Ustaše Militia

Ustaše regime
partOf Jasenovac III (Ciglana)
Jasenovac concentration camp complex
partOfSystem Axis concentration camp network in Europe
Ustaše camp system
perpetratorIdeology Croatian ultranationalism
Nazism-aligned ideology
Ustaše ideology
fascism
timePeriod 1941–1945
usedFor extermination of prisoners
forced labor
imprisonment
mass murder
persecution of Jews
persecution of Roma
persecution of Serbs
persecution of political opponents
victimGroup Croatian anti-fascists
Jews
Partisan supporters
Roma
clergy
communists
ethnic Serbs
intellectuals

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Jasenovac concentration camp hasPart Ciglana (Brickworks) camp