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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Jakob Hack

Matilda Bajer

Samuilo Arneti

Mathias Uli

Karl Pallmann

Anna Lotspeich

Lena “Lenka” Mendel Nisim

Rasela Azrijel

Samuilo Mandil

Sofi Brokh

Magdalena Arnold

Reja Mandil

Anton Flohr

Zaneta Jakovljevic

Michael Wagenholz

Johann Seutel

Anton Thurn

Karl Kautzner

Rikica Mandl

Philipp Adatschi

Marko Mandil

Theresia Burger

Bela Boskovic

Johann Schleicher

Karl Schleicher

Friedrich Wittmann

Christian Küffner

Mikica Rafailo

Anton Gumbinger

Otilija Dajc

Balthasar Eiser

Mosa Albahari

Theresia Schumacher

Leon Mandil

Josef Letsch

Mika Rafailo

Nikolaus Dewald

Mathias Schäfer

Adam Becker

Karl Botz

Johann Pfeiffer

Josef Thurn

Martin Nitz

Regina Rafailo

Netuška Mandilovic Adanja

Franz Schweissguth

Lorenz Sprenz

Elisabeth Fischer

Helene Laibach

Sofika Levi Albahari

Daisy Nisim

Martin Berger

Gerhard Kölzer

Sarina Aserovic

Georg Hahn

Franz Weiss

Johann Scheurer

Michael Felbersohn

Oskar Filipp

Josef Weifert

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