Camp connected with REIMAHG
Camp III
This interactive 3D reconstruction shows Camp III, southwest of Camp II, in its reconstructed 1945 state. It is based on building traces, paths, terrain data and historical aerial imagery evaluated in QGIS. The model contains 31 reconstructed buildings, the perimeter fence, paths and a pond. Where use, construction or exact appearance cannot be established with certainty, the representation must be understood explicitly as a reconstruction.
Research status documented
Research record
Documented information
- Camp type
- main camp
- Occupancy
- no data
- Subordinate to
- REIMAHG
Forced-labour database
Documented forced labourers
People linked to this camp directly or through a documented station of residence.
- Anton Osadtschij1903-07-26 · RU→
- Denis Osipow1909-08-03 · RU→
- Anton Ositschenko1903-07-26 · PL→
- Akim Ostaschewitsch→
- Franz Ostrinci1925-01-01 · PL→
- Roman Ostrowski→
- Bohalan Palychata1929-09-17 · UA→
- Anikij Panischew1888-02-21 · RU→
- Anikij Papilow– · UA→
- Anikij Papilow1888-02-21 · PL→
- Hilary Paraszchiy1908-11-07 · PL→
- Michail Partykewytsch→
- Hicolita Pasecka1925-08-13 · PL→
- Ilja Pedenko1916-03-07 · UA→
- Martha Pekar1905-06-12 · PL→
- Paul Pekar1906-02-23 · PL→
- Arcchif Petrow1888-09-04 · RU→
- Grigorij Petrowski→
- Wadin Petrowsky1909-11-15 · PL→
- Hryhoryj Petrowskyj1898-11-18 · UA→
- Jaroslaw Petruch1928-08-08 · UA→
- Nikolaj Pilipuk1893-12-06 · PL→
- Stepan Plochotnikow→
- Paul Pokar1906-03-23 · PL→
Sources and references
No individually attributable sources are currently recorded for this public record.