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201. Ziegenhain Displaced Persons Camp
(DP) camp in the Frankfurt district of the American-occupied zone. During the war, Ziegenhain had been ... a prisoner of war camp. Beginning in June 1947, it housed a TB sanatorium
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202. Eschwege Displaced Persons Camp
of Germany, became a displaced persons (DP) camp in January 1946 ... life was also celebrated in the camp's several synagogues and a mikvah (Jewish ritual bath). Eschwege
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203. Rivoli Displaced Persons Camp
Rivoli (The Word of Rivoli), was the only Italian DP periodical printed for a specific camp ... refugee camp of approximately 1,650 displaced persons (DPs), most of them Jewish. Over 30 miles from Turin
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204. Bergen-Belsen Displaced Persons Camp
Bergen-Belsen, the largest displaced persons (DP) camp in Germany ... ), Bergen-Belsen DP camp became synonymous with the plight of the Jewish DPs in their conflict with the ... British. Bergen-Belsen DP camp was established in July 1945 in a former German army camp near the ... the camp, the Jewish inhabitants of Bergen-Belsen comprised the only exclusively Jewish DP population
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205. Stuttgart West Displaced Persons Camp
Stuttgart West was an urban all-Jewish displaced persons (DP) camp in the city ... of Stuttgart, Germany, in the American-occupied zone, while other DP camps in the city housed ... entering Jewish DP camps except under rare circumstances
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206. Bad Gastein Displaced Persons Camps
small Jewish DP camp in the ... hotels that constituted the DPs living quarters. The camp, considered luxurious by comparison to other DP
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207. Kloster Indersdorf Displaced Persons Camp
Rehabilitation Administration) designated it as a displaced persons (DP) camp; it opened in July 1945. By ... horrific physical and/or mental traumas and arrived at the DP camp with a variety of illnesses—scabies ... requisitioned to create a new DP camp. Kloster Indersdorf then became exclusively a Jewish children’s home
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208. Bad Reichenhall Displaced Persons Camp
Bad Reichenhall displaced persons (DP) camp was located near ... Salzburg in the American zone of occupation of Germany. The camp served as a large center for Jewish DPs
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209. Rothschild Hospital Displaced Persons Camp
The Rothschild Hospital was a DP
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210. Düppel Center Displaced Persons Camp
persons (DP) camp in the American zone of occupation in Berlin, was established by the US Army in January ... 1946. The camp provided wooden huts and barracks for the refugees. By September 1946, Düppel Center
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211. Displaced Persons Camps in the Steiermark District
displaced persons (DP) camps, including Kapfenberg, Trofaiach, Leibnitz, and Linz-Bindermichel, as well ... as those that comprised the Judenburg DP center. These camps were located in both the British and ... Kapfenberg DP camp was located in the British occupied zone of Austria. In the fall of 1945 it housed ... DPs from Kapfenberg to Trofaiach. Trofaiach The Trofaiach DP camp was located
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212. Santa Maria di Leuca Displaced Persons Camp
displaced persons (DP) camp in Italy was located in the fishing and resort town of Santa Maria di Leuca ... the nearby DP camp of Santa Maria di Bagni, di Leuca boasted an ... Leuca for lagging behind other Italian DP camps, the camp’s soccer squad attained a reputation as the ... DP camp, entitled
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213. Milan and Adriatica Displaced Persons Camps
persons (DP) camps in a major Italian city, Milan served as the administrative center for refugees in ... Austria. In turn, the authorities attempted to transfer the residents of Milan and Adriatica, a DP camp in ... (religious school) and a secular school, and shared kosher beef with the DP camp at Cremona. Adriatica and
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214. Santa Maria di Bagni Displaced Persons Camp
largest displaced persons (DP) camp in southern Italy, Santa Maria di Bagni ... three sites in requisitioned villas in the fishing village of di Bagni. Like other DP camps in southern ... Italian DP camps. The camp served as the administrative
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215. LISTE NOMINATIVE DES POLONAIS SE TROUVANT AU CAMP DE TRANSIT VILLINGEN ET DISERANT DE RETOURNER EN POLOGNE.
List categorized by last name, first name, birth date, and DP Camp. ... LIST OF POLES IN DP CAMP1 VILLINGEN WHO WILL REPATRIATE TO POLAND.
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216. 7 video progams about the Holocaust: Jewish responses, the exodus, DP camps, the beginning of World War II, Western Europe, children, and US soldier at liberation
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217. München Neu Freimann Displaced Persons Camp
Freimann was a displaced persons (DP) camp in the Munich district, located in ... gradually became a predominantly Jewish DP camp. It was in
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218. Poking Pine City Displaced Persons Camp
largest displaced persons (DP) camp in Germany after Belsen. Opened in ... January 1946, the camp reached its maximum of 7,645 Jewish inhabitants on October 19, 1946
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219. LISTE DES CAMPS AVEC NOMS DE CHEFS DE CAMP.
of camp, nationality of DPs represented, and name of DP leader. ... LIST OF CAMPS WITH NAMES OF CAMP HEADS. ... List of DPs chosen as representatives of certain nationalities at their camps. List includes name
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220. Displaced Persons Camps
to learn more about what life was like for Holocaust survivors living in DP camps after World War II ... While DP camps existed in most Allied zones of occupation, this series focuses primarily on individual ... DP camps administered by the United States.
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221. [Camp Population]
List of residents of the Hellbrunn DP Camp in Austria, divided by block number. Includes name ... Hellborn (Displace Persons Camp)
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222. Camp Hellbrunn
List of residents of the Hellbrunn DP Camp in Austria. Includes name and date of birth. ... Hellborn (Displace Persons Camp)
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223. Camp Hellbrunn
List of residents of the Hellbrunn DP Camp in Austria. Includes name and date of birth. ... Hellborn (Displace Persons Camp)
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224. Camp Population
List of residents of the Hellbrunn DP Camp in Austria. Includes name and registration number. ... Hellborn (Displace Persons Camp)
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225. Cyprus detention camp collection
Lieutenant D.P. Grehan, who served as a commanding officer in the camps. ... to the experiences of inmates, primarily Jewish, who were held by the British Army in detention camps