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Built in 1939, Ravensbrück was the only concentration camp
built for women inmates by the Nazis. Located 56 miles north of
Berlin, many medical experiments were performed at this camp.
Inmates were used as slave labor at the Siemens Factory, and during
the last few months of the war, a gas chamber was built where
approximately 2,500 women were killed.
Built in 1936, on the outskirts of Oranienburg,
Sachsenhausen was intended for a large intake of wartime prisoners.
The camp had an installation for mass execution by shooting,
disguised as a prisoners’ examination room. Inmates from
Ravensbrück
were used in the brothel, created by Heinrich Himmler.
Two 30
minute films.
Currently in production.
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