Jasenovac Concentration Camp

📍 Jasenovac, Jasenovac, Croația

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Located 62 miles south of Zagreb, Croatia, Jasenovac was Croatia's largest concentration (sabirni logor) and extermination camp. Jasenovac was a network of several sub-camps, established in August, 1941 and operative until April, 1945. The Germans gave control of Jasenovac to the Croatian people, which was run by the fascist, antisemitic, and terrorist Ustasa movement. A large number of Ustasa members served in the camp, most notably Miroslav Filipovic-Majstorovic, who was notorious for killing prisoners with his bare hands. The National Committee of Croatia for the investigation of the crimes of the occupation forces and their collaborators stated in its report of November 15, 1945 that 500,000-600,000 people were killed at Jasenovac. Conditions in the Jasenovac camps were horrific. Prisoners were starved and shelter and sanitary facilities were non-existent. The guards cruelly tortured, terrorized, and murdered prisoners at will.

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Ana Bajic

Matilda Finci

Melanija Baruch

Rudolf Stern

Maricka Weitzenfeld

Ivo Horvat

Mile Milekovic

Berta Baruch

Haim Altarac

Vlado Bemko

Salamon Ast

Menahem Papo

Samuel Romano

Ladislav Tauss

Bencion Danon

Lenka Alkalaj

Josip Kopp

Moise Baruch

Ignac Gross

Ugljesa Smiljanic

Jozef Daniti

Menahem Papo

Milka Bosanac

Jakov Erbsenhaut

Ljudevit Friedlander

Jakob Abinun

Stevo Horvat

Gordana Skopljak

Nikola Blanusa

Branko Bosanac

Irma Eisinger

Haim Abinun

Ljuban Blagojevic

Rudolf Appler

Juda Atijas

Dragutin Boskovic

Ignac Horvat

Bogdan Stojnovic

Vlado Blueweiss

Albert Abinun

Francis Horvat

Marko Bosanac

Josipa Hoffman

Maca Kohn

Aron Abinun

Juda Baruch

Mojsije Atijas

Milan Eisenstadter

Ljubo Bogdanovic

Haim Romano

Heda Alkalaj

Bara Horvat

Moise Danon

Veljko Gluck

Nada Borkovic

Moso Benjamin

Beba Perera

Avram Abinun

Lazar Stern

Marta Buksbaum Gluck

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