Dachau concentration camp subcamps

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The Dachau concentration camp subcamps were a network of satellite labor and detention camps associated with the main Dachau camp in Nazi Germany, where prisoners were exploited under brutal conditions until their liberation by Allied forces near the end of World War II.

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Dachau concentration camp subcamps canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Nazi concentration camp subcamp system
network of forced-labor camps
characterizedBy brutal living conditions
forced labor to exhaustion
high mortality
overcrowding
starvation
country Nazi Germany
endTime 1945
hasPart Allach subcamp
Augsburg subcamps
Dachau-Allach BMW
Dachau-Allach Porzellan
Dachau-Kaufering I
linked to: Dachau

Dachau-Kaufering II
linked to: Dachau

Dachau-Kaufering III
Dachau-Kaufering IV
Dachau-Kaufering XI
Dachau-Mühldorf Ampfing
linked to: Dachau

Dachau-Mühldorf Mettenheim
linked to: Kaufering

Dachau-Mühldorf Waldlager
Kaufering subcamps
Landsberg am Lech subcamps
Mühldorf subcamps
historicalEvent Holocaust
liberatedBy Allied forces
United States Army
liberationDate 1945
locatedIn Bavaria
southern Germany
locatedInTimePeriod World War II
memorializedBy Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site
linked to: Dachau
numberOfSubcamps over 140
operatedBy SS
SS-Totenkopfverbände
partOf Dachau concentration camp
linked to: Dachau

Nazi concentration camp system
perpetrator Nazi regime
linked to: Nazi Germany

Schutzstaffel
linked to: Schutzstaffel (SS)
startTime 1942
subjectOf Holocaust research
war crimes trials evidence
usedFor arms production
construction work
detention of Jews
detention of Roma and Sinti
detention of clergy
detention of political prisoners
detention of prisoners of war
detention of resistance members
detention of so-called asocial prisoners
forced labor
war-related industrial labor
victim French prisoners
German political prisoners
Italian prisoners
Jews
Poles
Roma and Sinti
linked to: Roma people

Soviet prisoners of war
clergy from various countries

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U.S. 45th Infantry Division liberated Dachau concentration camp subcamps