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Stutthof was established near Sztutowo in the former Free City of Danzig in September 1939. It initially operated as a civilian internment camp, became a labor education camp in November 1941 and was designated a regular concentration camp in January 1942. Zyklon B gassing began in a small gas chamber in June 1944.

The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum estimates that perhaps as many as 100,000 people were deported to Stutthof and that more than 60,000 died, including more than 25,000 during evacuations. Soviet forces liberated the camp on May 9, 1945, finding about 100 prisoners who had remained hidden. Photographs show prisoners constructing the camp, early inmates receiving food, a Polish prisoner at roll call, female evacuees eating rations and Heinrich Himmler meeting commandant Max Pauly. Other views document the barracks, livestock facilities, crematorium ovens and the gas chamber building after the war.

[dssxdss2]

What did Hitler ever believe he could accomplish. What did he truly believe..

[güttsfükk]

you should watch this http://www.documentingreality.com/fo...-1960-a-15011/ it gives a bitof an insight into hitler for the first 30-40 mins

[Magenta]

There's a reason why I want to molest you so badly Para... Muchly cool post

[Chef von todes]

I've had this for awhile I think it's one of the jewish helper armbands.( aided in thypus of 1942-1944)

Nazi eagle on back
It says Stutthof, and Jude

I got stuff.

[güttsfükk]

nice

[Tom[PL]]

I've been there few years ago. This camps have smell of old people ,like every camp where people died.