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- Soldau_concentration_camp abstract "The Soldau concentration camp was a concentration camp established by Nazi Germany during World War II in Działdowo (German: Soldau), which after the occupation of Poland was part of East Prussia.With the approval of Reinhard Heydrich, Otto Rasch founded the camp in the former Polish army barrack in the winter of 1939/40 as a Durchgangslager (Dulag), or transit camp, where Polish intelligentsia (political prisoners) could be secretly executed. It also served as a transit center for deportations to the General Government. The camp was originally intended to be temporary, but "as the supply of anti-German elements, 'criminals', 'asocials' and 'shirkers' never ended, the 'temporary' camp at Soldau became a permanent fixture" where some 1,000 political prisoners perished.".
- Soldau_concentration_camp thumbnail WW2-Holocaust-Poland.PNG?width=300.
- Soldau_concentration_camp wikiPageID "8169071".
- Soldau_concentration_camp wikiPageRevisionID "587401405".
- Soldau_concentration_camp hasPhotoCollection Soldau_concentration_camp.
- Soldau_concentration_camp subject Category:1939_establishments_in_Germany.
- Soldau_concentration_camp subject Category:1939_establishments_in_Poland.
- Soldau_concentration_camp subject Category:1940_in_Poland.
- Soldau_concentration_camp subject Category:1941_disestablishments.
- Soldau_concentration_camp subject Category:1941_in_Poland.
- Soldau_concentration_camp subject Category:Action_T4_euthanasia_centres.
- Soldau_concentration_camp subject Category:Soldau_concentration_camp.
- Soldau_concentration_camp point "53.251234 20.16386".
- Soldau_concentration_camp type SpatialThing.
- Soldau_concentration_camp comment "The Soldau concentration camp was a concentration camp established by Nazi Germany during World War II in Działdowo (German: Soldau), which after the occupation of Poland was part of East Prussia.With the approval of Reinhard Heydrich, Otto Rasch founded the camp in the former Polish army barrack in the winter of 1939/40 as a Durchgangslager (Dulag), or transit camp, where Polish intelligentsia (political prisoners) could be secretly executed.".
- Soldau_concentration_camp label "Camp de concentration de Soldau".
- Soldau_concentration_camp label "Campo de concentración de Soldau".
- Soldau_concentration_camp label "Campo di concentramento di Soldau".
- Soldau_concentration_camp label "Soldau (KL)".
- Soldau_concentration_camp label "Soldau (concentratiekamp)".
- Soldau_concentration_camp label "Soldau concentration camp".
- Soldau_concentration_camp label "Дзялдово (концентрационный лагерь)".
- Soldau_concentration_camp sameAs Campo_de_concentración_de_Soldau.
- Soldau_concentration_camp sameAs Camp_de_concentration_de_Soldau.
- Soldau_concentration_camp sameAs Campo_di_concentramento_di_Soldau.
- Soldau_concentration_camp sameAs Soldau_(concentratiekamp).
- Soldau_concentration_camp sameAs Soldau_(KL).
- Soldau_concentration_camp sameAs m.026v1px.
- Soldau_concentration_camp sameAs Q513698.
- Soldau_concentration_camp sameAs Q513698.
- Soldau_concentration_camp lat "53.251234".
- Soldau_concentration_camp long "20.16386".
- Soldau_concentration_camp wasDerivedFrom Soldau_concentration_camp?oldid=587401405.
- Soldau_concentration_camp depiction WW2-Holocaust-Poland.PNG.
- Soldau_concentration_camp isPrimaryTopicOf Soldau_concentration_camp.
