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Budzyń concentration camp

Labor camp which held nearly 3,000 Jews deported from cities in eastern Poland such as Kraśnik, Lublin, and Warsaw. It operated from autumn 1942 until May 1944, when the prisoners were evacuated to Majdanek.

50.95, 22.2

Authority Source(s):
http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2013095415, https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q5734941
Founding date:
1942
Dissolution date:
May-1944
Location: Kraśnik, Poland
Alternate Name(s):
Budzyn, Budzin
Parent: Majdanek concentration camp

Interviews related to this term:

David P. Boder Interviews Udel Stopnitsky; September 12, 1946; Hénonville, France

David P. Boder Interviews Adam Krakowski; July 30, 1946; Paris, France