KZ-Arbeitslager Karlshagen I – Usedom, Mecklenburg – Vorpommern, Germany
To compensate the growing shortage of laborers to work in the Peenemünde test facilities, forced laborers were put …
Labour & Concentration Camps
All articlesWorld War II labour and concentration camps were central to the system of repression and terror created by Nazi Germany and its allies. These camps were established across occupied Europe to imprison, exploit, and eliminate groups considered undesirable by the Nazi regime, including Jews, political opponents, Roma, homosexuals, disabled people, and prisoners of war.
