Camp connected with REIMAHG
Camp E
The interactive reconstruction shows Camp E near Eichenberg as it appeared in 1945. It is based on several historical aerial photographs, DTM/LiDAR data, the current GIS analysis and a sketch by a former forced labourer. The database links 1,050 people to Camp E by name or source reference. Most building locations are supported by aerial imagery; functions, numbers and room designations are identified as confirmed, plausible or unresolved according to the available evidence.
Research status documented
Research record
Documented information
- Camp type
- main camp
- Occupancy
- 1000–1500
- Subordinate to
- REIMAHG
Forced-labour database
Documented forced labourers
People linked to this camp directly or through a documented station of residence.
- Alfred Bertiaux1921-03-08 · BE→
- Louis Bertiaux1927-01-19 · BE→
- Francesko Bianco1908-11-25 · FR→
- Gabriel Bianeix1897-07-27 · FR→
- Pierre Bienvenu1924-04-05 · BE→
- Eugenio Biglieri1912-07-16 · IT→
- Biot→
- Maurice Bioux1916-10-22 · BE→
- Adolphe Blaise1903-11-08 · BE→
- Robert Blanchart1903-06-15 · BE→
- Jean Blanquart1920-08-14 · FR→
- Joop Blokpoel→
- Frans Blommaert1910-02-09 · BE→
- Francois Blomme1920-06-03 · BE→
- Joseph Blomme1925-09-20 · BE→
- Marcel Blondia1919-10-09 · BE→
- Léon G. Blondiau– · BE→
- Alexandra Bobakowa1892-06-28 · PL→
- Marcel Boeckmans1924-10-06 · BE→
- Frans Boeckx1916-04-03 · BE→
- Auguste Boghe1920-02-07 · BE→
- Louis Boide1907-01-04 · FR→
- Ferdinand Boissart1920-02-02 · BE→
- Camille Boite1910-05-22 · BE→
Sources and references
No individually attributable sources are currently recorded for this public record.