Blechhammer (in Polish, Blachownia Slaska), concentration camp located near the Polish town of Kozle. Blechhammer was originally established in April 1942 as a forced labor camp for Jews. The first prisoners to arrive at - Jack Rosen - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Blechhammer (in Polish, Blachownia Slaska), concentration camp located near the Polish town of Kozle. Blechhammer was originally established in April 1942 as a forced labor camp for Jews. The first prisoners to arrive at Add to Reading List Document Date: 2004-02-29 00:48:14 Open Document File Size: 25,46 KB Share Result on Facebook City Kozle / Vienna / / Facility Gross-Rosen camp / / IndustryTerm chemical-products / satellite camp / larger site / / MedicalCondition Diarrhea / typhus epidemic / disease / tuberculosis / / Organization International School for Holocaust Studies / Shoah Resource Center / / Person Karl Demerer / / SocialTag Military sociology Blechhammer The Holocaust Buchenwald concentration camp Gross-Rosen concentration camp Jack Mandelbaum Szymon Kluger World War II Auschwitz concentration camp Oil Campaign of World War II

Blechhammer (in Polish, Blachownia Slaska), concentration camp located near the Polish town of Kozle. Blechhammer was originally established in April 1942 as a forced labor camp for Jews. The first prisoners to arrive atAdd to Reading List