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Majdanek concentration camp

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Location
Near Lublin, General Government (German-occupied Poland)
Commandant
Karl-Otto Koch (Sep. 1941–Aug. 1942) · Max Koegel (Aug. 1942–Nov. 1942) · Hermann Florstedt (Nov. 1942–Oct. 1943) · Martin Gottfried Weiss (Nov. 1943–May 1944) · Arthur Liebehenschel (May 1944–July 1944)
Inmates
Jews, Poles
Killed
Estimated 78,000
Liberated by
Soviet Union, July 22, 1944
Number of inmates
150,000

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Majdanek concentration camp

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Edges129
Triples57
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015385
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Majdanek concentration camp

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related to Aftermath · 22
Majdanek concentration camp → After, August, December, Eastern Europe, German, In, In November, Majdanek, Majdanek State Museum, Majdanek-Prozess, Nazi, Of, Polish Parliament, Polish-Soviet, Some Nazi, Soviets, SS, SS Men, The, This
related to External links · 16
Majdanek concentration camp → An Artist, Auschwitz Liberated, Camp Conditions, Gates, Hell, Historical Film, Holocaust EncyclopediaUnited States Holocaust, Holocaust Memorial Museum, Majdanek, Majdanek Concentration CampUnited States, Medals Commemorating, Memorial Museum's Oral Histories, Pins, Private Tolkatchev, Testimony, Yad VashemState Museum
Commandant · 5
Majdanek concentration camp → Arthur Liebehenschel (May 1944–July 1944), Hermann Florstedt (Nov. 1942–Oct. 1943), Karl-Otto Koch (Sep. 1941–Aug. 1942), Martin Gottfried Weiss (Nov. 1943–May 1944), Max Koegel (Aug. 1942–Nov. 1942)
Inmates · 1
Majdanek concentration camp → Jews, Poles
Killed · 1
Majdanek concentration camp → Estimated 78,000
Liberated by · 1
Majdanek concentration camp → Soviet Union, July 22, 1944
Location · 1
Majdanek concentration camp → Near Lublin, General Government (German-occupied Poland)
Number of inmates · 1
Majdanek concentration camp → 150,000
Operated by · 1
Majdanek concentration camp → SS-Totenkopfverbände
Operational · 1
Majdanek concentration camp → October 1, 1941 – July 22, 1944

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camp majdanek 000 lublin museum 1942 1944 prisoners jews soviet polish 1943 nazi concentration operation camps war victims german ss

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Majdanek concentration campCommandantKarl-Otto Koch (Sep. 1941–Aug. 1942)1.00infobox
Majdanek concentration campCommandantMax Koegel (Aug. 1942–Nov. 1942)1.00infobox
Majdanek concentration campCommandantHermann Florstedt (Nov. 1942–Oct. 1943)1.00infobox
Majdanek concentration campCommandantMartin Gottfried Weiss (Nov. 1943–May 1944)1.00infobox
Majdanek concentration campCommandantArthur Liebehenschel (May 1944–July 1944)1.00infobox
Majdanek concentration campInmatesJews, Poles1.00infobox
Majdanek concentration campKilledEstimated 78,0001.00infobox
Majdanek concentration campLiberated bySoviet Union, July 22, 19441.00infobox
Majdanek concentration campLocationNear Lublin, General Government (German-occupied Poland)1.00infobox
Majdanek concentration campNumber of inmates150,0001.00infobox
Majdanek concentration campOperated bySS-Totenkopfverbände1.00infobox
Majdanek concentration campOperationalOctober 1, 1941 – July 22, 19441.00infobox
Majdanek concentration campOriginal useForced labor1.00infobox

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