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Has anyone got a source for this list? Its surprising that a tiny camp like Natzweiler-Struthof had over 50 subcamps (more than the Auschwitz complex), and it lists large cities in Germany proper such as Frankfurt am Main and Darmstadt. (Frankfurt is about 100 miles away from Natzweiler-Struthof).
The term "subcamp" means "subordiated camp", rather than "a piece of lager camp". Before asking such questions please rememeber, google is your best friend. There are quite a few references about this fact, from reputable sources, such as
Holocaust Memorial Museummikka(t)07:24, 10 February 2006 (UTC)reply
I don't quite remember where I exactly take this list from. My version differs. At this time I was doung a huge work about Nazi and Soviet labor camps. It was immense work, and in many places I left it unfinished, hoping that someone else will catch up. Unfortunately, there is not so many enthusiasts to dig the dirt of the past. It seems it is much more fun to write Pokemon articles and wage political edit wars on modern topics.
mikka(t)07:24, 10 February 2006 (UTC)reply
In addition to the reference mentioned by
Jonel[2], a canonical list from the USHMM in 2009 is at: [
[3]]. The lists should be concatenated, linked and disambiguated. The current sole reference does not have any list of the subcamps so it is not
verifiable.
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Hello. I did some work on this list today. Disambiguations, corrections on placenames, kicked out those, which were in the list twice, added some that were missing. Some of the camps were located between two places, some were part of a larger community and thus both names were listed separately. As source I used the much more detailled list on the german WP as well as checking articles on the mentioned locations.
"Donauwiese" was the location where deceased camp inmates from Schörzingen KC were buried, so I took it from the list.
Anyway, this list requires some more work. I just corrected stuff that was more or less obviously. I´m not sure if the list is complete, but it seems to me as a collection of all places having some kind of relationship to the Natzweiler KC.