Jadovno concentration camp

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Jadovno concentration camp was an early World War II extermination site run by the Ustaše regime in the Independent State of Croatia, where tens of thousands of Serbs, Jews, and others were brutally murdered.

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instanceOf concentration camp
extermination site
administeredBy Ustaše Surveillance Service (UNS) NERFINISHED
causeOfDestruction dismantled after Italian takeover in 1941
closedBy Italian military authorities
coordinateLocation approximately 44.6°N 15.3°E
country Independent State of Croatia NERFINISHED
endDate 1941-08
geographicalFeatureNearby Velebit mountain NERFINISHED
karst pits and ravines
historicalContext Axis occupation of Yugoslavia NERFINISHED
World War II NERFINISHED
inceptionAsCampSystem Gospić–Jadovno–Pag camp complex NERFINISHED
languageOfToponym Croatian
locatedIn Lika region NERFINISHED
modern-day Croatia
near Gospić
memorialization annual remembrance events for victims
commemorative sites in modern Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina
namedAfter Jadovno area on Velebit mountain NERFINISHED
notableFeature one of the earliest extermination sites in World War II Europe
victims were often killed and thrown into karst pits
numberOfVictimsEstimate approximately 10,000–40,000
tens of thousands
operatedBy Ustaše NERFINISHED
operationalPeriod summer 1941
partOf Holocaust in the Independent State of Croatia NERFINISHED
Ustaše concentration camp system
genocide of Serbs in the Independent State of Croatia
persecution of Jews during the Holocaust
perpetrator Ustaše authorities of the Independent State of Croatia NERFINISHED
Ustaše militia NERFINISHED
reasonForClosure Italian occupation of the area in 1941
relatedEvent Holocaust NERFINISHED
genocide of Serbs in the Independent State of Croatia
startDate 1941-06
status defunct
successorFacility Jasenovac concentration camp NERFINISHED
Pag concentration camp NERFINISHED
usedFor ethnic persecution
genocide
mass murder
victimGroup Jews NERFINISHED
Roma NERFINISHED
Serbs NERFINISHED
anti-fascists
political opponents of the Ustaše

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