Monowitz concentration camp

Camp established in 1942 for the production of synthetic rubber.

50.0275, 19.288056

Authority Source(s):
http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no00051472, https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q700356
Founding date:
1942
Dissolution date:
January-27-1945
Liberated by:
Russia
Location: Oświęcim, Poland
Alternate Name(s):
Auschwitz III, Lager Monowitz, Arbeitslager Monowitz/Auschwitz III, Buna-Monowitz, Buna, Monowitz-Buna, Auschwitz III Monowitz
Parent: Auschwitz concentration camp

Interviews related to this term:

David P. Boder Interviews Max Meyer Sprecher; September 23, 1946; Feldafing, Germany

David P. Boder Interviews Kalman Eisenberg; July 31, 1946; Fontenay-aux-Roses, France

David P. Boder Interviews George Kaldore; August 31, 1946; Tradate, Italy

David P. Boder Interviews Jürgen Bassfreund; September 20, 1946; Munich, Germany

David P. Boder Interviews Gert Silberbard; August 27, 1946; Geneva, Switzerland

David P. Boder Interviews Marko Moskovitz; July 30, 1946; Paris, France

David P. Boder Interviews Edith Serras; August 7, 1946; Paris, France

David P. Boder Interviews Samuel Isakovitch; July 30, 1946; Paris, France

David P. Boder Interviews Benjamin Piskorz; September 1, 1946; Tradate, Italy

David P. Boder Interviews Alexander Gertner; August 26, 1946; Geneva, Switzerland