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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Mathias Eder

Johann Klingel

Stella Seidner

Johann Kunerth

Unknown Fischer

Josef Boshkovitz

Unknown Hanke

Elsa Mandl

Katharina Lorbert

Mathias Pill

Jenda Abensoam

Josef Findling

Johann Eder

Reja Aserovic

Vera Horovic

Elisabeth Schnitzer

Mathias Döbre

Eli Amodaj

Magda Staub

Lucy Flachs

Nikolaus Wersching

Isak Mandl

Karl Kendl

Franz Lenhardt

Voika Alkalaj

Aladar Jerk

Josef Behr

Heinrich Gritsch

Josef Gross

Avram Albahari

Sebastian Fahrner

Elsa Spiegel

Adam Jäger

Johann Schussler

Karl Grünwald

Arni Mandil

Wilhelmine Wimmer

Judith Deutsch

Ezra Alkalaj

Karl Oswald

Stojan Marceta

Franz Saili

Haim Mandl

Franz Schneider

Mechi Boshkovitz

Josef Eberhardt

Terezija Horvat Svab

Nisim Mandil

Johann Amstadt

Franz Borowitz

Wendelin Hoffmann

Julijana Boskovic

Nikolaus Hess

Ludwig Litahorski

Georg Prunkl

Leon Cabilio Albahari

Anton Schönborn

Mazal “Matilda” Ruso Barukh

Agnes Steiner

Franz Kunerth

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