Examples of using Stutthof in English and their translations into German
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Stutthof Nazi Camp Stutthof(Sztutowo) is some 35 kilometres to the east of Gdansk.
Stutthof became infamous by Rudolf Spanner's factory that produced soap from human fat.
Hilberg thus expressly excludes Stutthof from the category of extermination camp-even a'makeshift' one.
Her mother and sister Edith survived the concentration camps in Auschwitz and Stutthof near Danzig.
Approximately 85,000 people died in Stutthof camp, its auxiliary camps, and during the evacuation.
Western historians have never made any attempt to obtain knowledge about Stutthof through their own efforts;
Mirosław Glinski,"Organisation und Struktur des Lagers Stutthof", in: Stutthof: Das Konzentrationslager.
After they had hardly spent a month in Stutthof, they had lost weight until they were starved skeletons.
Photo 1: Delousing chamber at Stutthof, in its present condition(1997), viewed from the southwest.
Working together with the Stutthof Memorial, the ITS was able to track down the woman;
Hermann Kuhn( ed.): Stutthof.
Stutthof still had 33,948 inmates on January 30,
Let us now turn from the above discussion of the crematorium to the allegations of mass gassings in KL Stutthof.
The fact that transports Stutthof departed after October 1944 was one reason for the renewed decline in camp manpower.
In early August 1944 they were sent on grain barges to KZ Stutthof near Danzig today Polish: Gdansk.
According to the estimates of K. Dunin-Wąsowicz, approximately 1,500 Jews were deported to Stutthof by the beginning of 1944.
The appropriate methods were devised in Stutthof, since no one doubted that the proposed numbers were approved in Berlin.
The well-known anthology published in 1983, Nationalsozialistische Massentötungen durch Giftgas, contains an article on Stutthof written by K. Dunin-Wąsowicz.
483 boys were transferred from Stutthof to Auschwitz on July 25.
In August 1944 she went to Stutthof SK-III camp for training as an"Aufseherin.