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  • ...ns, and the building and administration of concentration and extermination camps under regime authority. ...on, expansion, and administration of concentration camps and extermination camps. Resistance members and other targeted groups were subjected to forced labo ...
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  • ...tings, forced labour, deportations, concentration camps, and extermination camps. Major killing centres were established in German-occupied Poland, includin == Concentration camps == ...
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  • {{Infobox concentration camp ...tina or other Atlantic routes back to Annobón before being sent to African camps, security offices, or labor detachments. ...
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  • ...with the [[Bau-Einsatz]], the [[Vulkane Einsatzgruppen]], the [[Mont Tanoa concentration camp]], and the financial extraction system administered through the [[Reic ...orce. Physical labor was carried out by prisoners held at the [[Mont Tanoa concentration camp]]. The unit supervised security, enforced production quotas, controlle ...
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  • {{Main|Tanoa concentration camps in Africa}} ...of concentration camps and forced-labor sites within its jurisdiction. The camps held political prisoners and civilians classified as security risks. Other ...
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  • | occupation = SS officer<br>Concentration camp commandant<br>Criminal leader | known_for = Command of [[Majdanek concentration camp]]<br>Deputy leadership of the [[Bucharest Butchers]]<br>Creation of th ...
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  • {{Infobox concentration camp ...bteilung Großliberia]] supplied most of the local guards.<ref name="afrika-camps"/><ref name="grossliberia-collaboration"/> ...
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  • ...2002. After his promotion to [[SS-Brigadeführer]], he became inspector of camps and forced labor within [[SS-Großabschnitt Afrika]]. ...y was subordinate to SS-Großabschnitt Afrika, which controlled the African concentration-camp and forced-labor system.<ref name="afrika-camp-system"/> Großliberian ...
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  • ...anoa Einsatzgruppen''' refers to the network of concentration camps, labor camps, transit facilities, guarded work detachments, compulsory labor assignments ...also held other prisoner categories. Captured soldiers were transferred to camps after battlefield actions, failed uprisings, border operations, or anti-Tan ...
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  • ...e recorded in personal files and passed to the authorities responsible for camps or labor assignments. ...e="mont-tanoa-camp">"[[Mont Tanoa#Mont Tanoa concentration camp|Mont Tanoa concentration camp]]". ''Mont Tanoa''. ''Vrienden Universe Wiki''.</ref> ...
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  • ...ame involved in a public disturbance and shouted support for concentration camps. Danish police removed him from the site and questioned him before releasin ...
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  • == Kismayo concentration camp == During the Tanoan period, a concentration camp was established near [[Kismayo]]. The camp held political detainees, s ...
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  • {{Infobox concentration camp ...[Vulkane Einsatzgruppen]]. The facility was separate from the [[Mont Tanoa concentration camp]], but both sites belonged to the same wider environment of forced lab ...
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  • == Concentration camp planning == ...Spain, France, and other occupied or puppet-controlled territories. These camps were intended for political prisoners, captured officials, suspected resist ...
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  • ...aly after the German surrender. He was transferred between prisoner-of-war camps and released in 1947. Dutch authorities subsequently questioned him about h ...e the camp for long periods. People familiar with the site called Angelo a concentration camp general because of his control over the residents. ...
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  • ...also became involved in the administration of resource sites connected to camps and forced labor facilities. * [[Mont Tanoa concentration camp]] ...
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  • As camps, mines, research facilities, and military installations became permanent, t ...forces participated in the liberation of sites including the [[Mont Tanoa concentration camp]], which had operated under Tanoan authority until 30 November 2024. T ...
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  • ...ordinate authorities, use of puppet governments, construction of bases and camps, forced labor systems, resource extraction, and population control measures ...ilities in controlled territories were often built to supply bases, mines, camps, and administrative centres. These systems were usually isolated from local ...
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