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Fürstengrube Subcamp
... In the period before the Auschwitz concentration camp prisoners were sent to work at Fürstengrube, the mine employed Soviet prisoners of war, Jewish slave laborers and forced laborers from the USSR ... GmbH, led to an agreement to build a new camp for approximately 600 prisoners -- increasing to 1,200-1,300 later -- from Auschwitz ... The Jewish prisoners from that camp were taken away even before the prisoners were moved from the Auschwitz concentration camp ...
... In the period before the Auschwitz concentration camp prisoners were sent to work at Fürstengrube, the mine employed Soviet prisoners of war, Jewish slave laborers and forced laborers from the USSR ... GmbH, led to an agreement to build a new camp for approximately 600 prisoners -- increasing to 1,200-1,300 later -- from Auschwitz ... The Jewish prisoners from that camp were taken away even before the prisoners were moved from the Auschwitz concentration camp ...
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