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Глaвное управлeние лагерeй, Glavnoye upravleniye lagerey, “chief administration of the camps”. | |||
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* [[Kyle W. Orton]], “[https://twitter.com/KyleWOrton/status/1318676821836144640 In August 1945, the #Soviets re-opened the #Nazi concentration camps at Buchenwald (NKVD Special Camp Number Two) and Sachsenhausen (#7). The mortality rate at Buchenwald was higher under the Soviets, albeit the absolute numbers were smaller, as was the time-period it operated.]” | * [[Kyle W. Orton]], “[https://twitter.com/KyleWOrton/status/1318676821836144640 In August 1945, the #Soviets re-opened the #Nazi concentration camps at Buchenwald (NKVD Special Camp Number Two) and Sachsenhausen (#7). The mortality rate at Buchenwald was higher under the Soviets, albeit the absolute numbers were smaller, as was the time-period it operated.]” | ||
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Revision as of 07:26, 3 April 2023
Глaвное управлeние лагерeй, Glavnoye upravleniye lagerey, “chief administration of the camps”.
Name, relation to Nazi KZs
- Kyle W. Orton, “In August 1945, the #Soviets re-opened the #Nazi concentration camps at Buchenwald (NKVD Special Camp Number Two) and Sachsenhausen (#7). The mortality rate at Buchenwald was higher under the Soviets, albeit the absolute numbers were smaller, as was the time-period it operated.”
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