Camp connected with REIMAHG
Camp VII
This interactive reconstruction shows Camp VII in the Leubengrund valley in its reconstructed 1945 state. It includes 20 buildings reconstructed from aerial photographs and GIS, LiDAR-based terrain, historically plausible paths, the stream and vegetation interpreted from aerial imagery. Uncertain routes and details must be understood as reconstruction hypotheses.
Research status documented
Research record
Documented information
- Camp type
- main camp
- Occupancy
- 800
- Subordinate to
- REIMAHG
Forced-labour database
Documented forced labourers
People linked to this camp directly or through a documented station of residence.
- Bruno Marzocchi1910-09-18 · IT→
- Michel Massyk1919-03-15 · FR→
- Ferdinanda Mattolini1926-10-23 · IT→
- Nicolas Maximet1901-03-21 · BE→
- Ottaviano Medici1903-10-23 · IT→
- Alfred Mei1897-06-05 · IT→
- Gimberto Melane1919-08-28 · IT→
- Denis Mertens1923-05-19 · BE→
- Evaristo Merzari1907-10-15 · IT→
- Ferdinand Meykop1927-07-13 · RU→
- Orlano Miotti1901-07-11 · IT→
- Antoine Mochuk1921-01-17 · FR→
- Francesco Montaudo1922-03-25 · IT→
- Eugenio Monticone1925-10-21 · IT→
- Martin Moolenschof1924-02-27 · NL→
- Bernardas Morkunas1914-01-01 · LT→
- Anselmo Moro1926-06-18 · IT→
- Fiore Murialdo1921-06-08 · IT→
- Mario Murialdo1919-02-08 · IT→
- Emilio Muriconi1903-01-31 · IT→
- Ricardo Negro1923-05-27 · IT→
- Bruno Nicoli1926-05-03 · IT→
- Elouis Nieppe1923-01-14 · FR→
- Louis Onrust1900-11-12 · NL→
Sources and references
No individually attributable sources are currently recorded for this public record.