Ravensbrück Camps Holocaust Twentieth Century
Ravensbrück was a German concentration camp located 90 km north of Berlin. It was founded in 1938. It was unusual because it was a camp primarily for women.It had 70 sub-camps used for slave labor ranging from the Baltic Sea to Bavaria.
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See Also:
- Ravensbrück (Germany) - Contains description of life at camp, and a ravensbrück few photos.
- Ravensbruck - Contains the detailed story of 74 Polish political camps prisoners who were the subjects of medical experiments.
- Women of Ravensbrück - Detailed description of camp life, plus inmate stories.
- Ravensbrück Memorial - Includes information, current events, and educational programs.
- The Women of Ravensbruck: Portraits of Courage - A letter documenting the struggles of the women.
- Virtual Reality Movies: Ravensbrück - Contains several movies with short descriptions.
- Wikipedia: Ravensbrück Concentration Camp - Contains history of the camp, and list of guards tried ravensbrück for war crimes.
- Jewish Virtual Library: Ravensbrück - Information on prisoner experiments, photographs, and timeline.
- Voices from Ravensbrück - Contains poems by prisoners of the women\'s concentration holocaust camp.
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