Gross-Rosen concentration camp

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Gross-Rosen concentration camp was a Nazi German concentration and forced-labor camp in occupied Poland, notorious for its brutal conditions and high mortality among prisoners during World War II.

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Gross-Rosen concentration camp canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Nazi concentration camp
forced-labor camp
administeredBy SS-Totenkopfverbände
becameIndependentCamp 1941
characterizedBy brutal forced labor
disease
executions
extreme overcrowding
frequent beatings
starvation
commemorates victims of Nazi persecution
victims of the Holocaust
country Nazi Germany
estimatedNumberOfDeaths tens of thousands
estimatedNumberOfPrisoners over 200000
evacuation death marches in early 1945
hadCrematorium yes
hadFunction exploitation of forced labor
imprisonment of political prisoners
persecution of Jews
persecution of other targeted groups
hadGasChamber yes
hadSubcamps over 100 subcamps
liberatedBy Red Army
liberationDate February 1945
locatedIn Lower Silesia
Rogoźnica
occupied Poland
mainIndustry granite quarry
notoriousFor brutal conditions
high prisoner mortality
opened 1940
openedAs subcamp of Sachsenhausen concentration camp
operatedDuring World War II
operatedUntil 1945
partOf Nazi camp system
surface form: Nazi concentration camp system
perpetrator Schutzstaffel (SS)
surface form: Schutzstaffel
todayUsedAs memorial site
museum
usedPrisonerLaborFor armaments production
construction work
stone quarrying
victimGroup JehovahsWitnesses
surface form: Jehovah's Witnesses

Jews
Poles
Roma
Soviet prisoners of war
homosexuals
other persecuted groups
political prisoners

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Auschwitz death marches destination Gross-Rosen concentration camp
SS-Totenkopfverbände operated Gross-Rosen concentration camp
Vladek Spiegelman imprisonedIn Gross-Rosen concentration camp
Mietek Pemper wasPrisonerIn Gross-Rosen concentration camp