Sajmiste Concentration Camp Memorial

📍 Belgrade, Београд, Serbia

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Also known as Zemen Camp/Semlin Judenlager. In the fall on 1941, the Germans occupying Yugoslavia established a Concentration Camp on the grounds of a former fairground known as Zemun/Sajmiste, outside Belgrade. It was located on the left bank of Sava river, and was then under the control of Independent State of Croatia. Croatian authorities collaborated with the Germans to establish this camp. The majority of Serbian Jews were killed here. Most Jews from Kosovo (Kosovska Mitrovica) were deported here to be murdered. 8,000 Jews, mostly women, children, and the elderly were interned there. Between March and May, 1942, 6,000 Jews were killed at Sajmiste using gas vans. Another 1,200 Jews died there of exposure and starvation.

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Stefan Eder

Andreas Braun

Zanka Mandl

Stefan Bodo

Mile Darsa

Johann Oppermann

Nisim Mandl

Rahamin Mandl

Izrael Adut

Semlin Kirsch

Rozika Aserovic

Franz Hoffmann

Philipp Pfaff

Malvina Bergenthal

Rozalia Bergenthal

Johann Gumbinger

Maria Burger

Rika Abensoam

Karolina Jaiter

Rezinka Adanja

Maria Dressler

Katarina Cvibak

Karl Preisach

Katharina Rapp

Georg Nagl

Estera Mandil

Soka Arneti

Karl Lupuy

Jakob Schawille

Franz Blaumüller

Lorenz Kist

Mathias Bruck

Mile Mandl

Jakov Dajc

Michael Weiser

Reinhold Pleß

Marko Boskovic

Josef Beck

Elisabetha Weber

Franz Karolyi

Viktoria Engel

Ludwig Keilhauser

Josef Bastius

Ludwig Jung

Sarafina Avramovic

Cecelija Adler

Eva Kahn

Gustav Wenzel

Raul Altarac

Johann Hahn

Matilda Mandil

Elisabetha Wenzel

Johann Ostheimer

Leopold Schüssler

Anna Kripels

Lorenz Schwarz

Johann Birnstil

Giza Adam

Rozika “Roszi” Boshkovitz

Rivka Albahari

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