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- Altdorf in Stara Wieś near Pszczyna, 1942 - 1943, forestry work,
employer:
- Oberforstamt Pless (Pszczyna forestry authority), 10-20 prisoners.
- Althammer in Stara KuĽnia near Halemba, September 1944 - January
1945, construction of thermal electric power plant, 486 prisoners (January
17, 1945).
- Babitz in Babice near Oświęcim, March 1943 - January 1945,
agricultural work on an SS farm, 159 men prisoners (January 17, 1945) and
approximately 180 women prisoners (summer 1944).
- Birkenau in Brzezinka, 1943 - January 1945, agricultural work on an SS
farm, 204 men prisoners (January 17, 1945).
- Bismarckhütte in Chorzów, September 1944 - January 1945, production of
cannons and armored vehicles in the Bismarck mill, company: Berghütte -Königs
und Bismarckhütte AG, 192 prisoners (January 17, 1945).
- Blechhammer in Sławięcice near Blachownia Śląska,
April 1944 - January 1945, construction of chemical plant, company: O/S
Hydrierwerke AG, 3958 prisoners (January 17, 1945) and 157 women prisoners
(December 30, 1944).
- Bobrek in Bobrek near Oświęcim, May 1944 - January 1945, (first
prisoners employed here in December 1943), production of electrical
apparatus for aircraft and submarines, company: Siemens-Schuckerwerke AG,
213 men prisoners (January 17, 1945) and 38 women prisoners (December 30,
1944).
- Brünn in Brno (Czechoslovakia), October 1943 - January 1945, construction
work on the SS and Police Technical Academy, employer: SS-WVHA bureau C -Bauleitung
Brünn, 250 prisoners (October 1943), 36 prisoners (January 17, 1945).
- Budy in Budy near Oświęcim, April 1943 - autumn 1944,
agricultural labor on an SS farm, several hundred women prisoners.
- Budy in Budy near Oświęcim, April 1942 - January 1945 (with an
interruption in the autumn and winter of 1942/43) agricultural labor on an
SS farm, 313 prisoners (January 17, 1945).
- Budy in Budy near Oświęcim, June 1942 - spring 1943,
agricultural labor on an SS farm including drainage work (digging ditches)
and cleaning and deepening fish ponds, approximately 400 women prisoners
from the penal company (summer 1942).
- Buna, see Monowitz
- Charlottegrube in Rydułtowy, September 1944 - January 1945, coal
mining and mine construction work at the Charlotte mine, company: Hermann Göring
Werke, 833 prisoners (January 17, 1945).
- Chełmek in Chełmek, October 1942 - December 1942, labor at the
shoe factory (deepening and cleaning the water reservoir), company: Ota
Schlesische Schuh-werke (formerly Bata), approximately 150 prisoners.
- Eintrachthütte in Świętochłowice, May 1943 - January 1945,
production of anti-aircraft artillery in the Eintracht mill, company: Berghütte-OSMAG
i Ost-Maschinenbau, 1,297 prisoners (January 17, 1945).
- Freudenthal in Bruntalu (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia), 1944
-January 1945, Emmerich Machold company, 301 women prisoners (December 30,
1944), fruit-processing labor.
- Fürstengrube in Wesoła near Mysłowice, September 1943 - January
1945, coal mining and the excavation of a new mine at the Fürsten mine,
company: Fürstengrube GmbH, 1,283 prisoners (January 17, 1945).
- Gleiwitz I in Gliwice, March 1944 - January 1945, repair of railroad
rolling stock, company: Reichsbahnausbesserungswerk, 1,336 prisoners
(January 17, 1945).
- Gleiwitz II in Gliwice, May 1944 - January 1945, production of coal tar
(women), repair and maintenance of machinery, factory expansion (men),
company: Deutsche Gasrusswerke GmbH, 740 men prisoners (January 17, 1945)
and 371 women prisoners (December 30, 1944).
- Gleiwitz III in Gliwice, July 1944 - January 1945, renovation of the
Glewitzer Hütte factory building, followed by production of arms,
ammunition, and railroad wheels, company : Zieleniewski-Maschinen und
Waggonbau GmbH, Krakau, 609 prisoners (January 17, 1945).
- Gleiwitz IV in Gliwice, June 1944 - January 1945, expansion of barracks,
repair and reconditioning of military vehicles, 444 prisoners (January 17,
1945).
- Golleschau in Goleszów, July 1942 - January 1945, labor in SS cement
plant, company: Ostdeutsche Baustoffwerke GmbH-Goleschauer Portland Zement
AG, 1,008 prisoners (January 17, 1945).
- Günthergrube w Lędzinach, February 1944 - January 1945, coal mining
in the Piast mine and construction of the Günther mine, company: Fürstlich
Plessische Bergwerks AG, 586 prisoners (January 17, 1945).
- Harmense w Harmęże near Oświęcim, December 1941 -
summer 1943, agricultural labor on an SS farm (raising poultry, rabbits, and
fish), approximately 70 prisoners.
- Harmense in Harmęże near Oświęcim, June 1942 - January
1945, agricultural labor on an SS farm (raising poultry, rabbits, and fish),
approximately 50 women prisoners.
- Hindenburg in Zabrze, August 1944 - January 1945, production of weapons
and ammunition in the Donnersmark mill, company: Vereinigte Oberschlesische
Hüttenwerke AG, 50 prisoners (January 17, 1945) and 470 women prisoners
(December 30, 1944). Hubertshütte in Łagiewniki, December 1944 -
January 1945, labor in the Huberts mill, company: Berghütte Königs und
Bismarckhütte AG, 202 prisoners (January 17, 1945).
- Janinagrube in Libiąż, September 1943 - January 1945, coal
mining in the Janina mine, company: Fürstengrube GmbH, 853 prisoners
(January 17, 1945).
- Jawischowitz in Jawiszowice, August 1942 - January 1945, coal mining and
surface construction work at the Brzeszcze-Jawischowitz mine, company:
Reichswerke Hermann Göring, 1988 prisoners (January 17, 1945).
- Kobior in Kobiór, 1942 - 1943, forestry work, employer: Oberforstamt
Pless (Pszczyna forestry authority), 158 prisoners (April 25, 1943).
- Lagischa in Łagisza, September 1943 - September 1944, construction of
the Walter thermal electric power plant, company: Energie-Versorgung
Oberschlesien AG, approximately 1000 prisoners.
- Laurahütte in Siemianowice, April 1944 - January 1945, production of
anti-aircraft artillery in the Laura mill, company: Berghütte - Königs und
Bismarckhütte, 937 prisoners (January 17, 1945).
- Lichtewerden w Světlá (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia),
November 1944 -January 1945, labor in a thread factory, company: G.A. Buhl
und Sohn, 300 women prisoners (December 30, 1944).
- Monowitz (Buna) in Monowice near Oświęcim, October 1942 -
January 1945 (first prisoners employed in April 1941), construction of a
chemical complex, company: IG Farbenindustrie AG, 10,223 prisoners (January
17, 1945).
- Neu-Dachs in Jaworzno, June 1943 - January 1945, coal mining in the
Jaworzno mines and construction of the Wilhelm electric power plant,
company: Energie Versorgung Oberschlesien AG, 3,664 prisoners (January 17,
1945).
- Neustadt in Prudnik, September 1944 - January 1945, work in a textile
mill, company: Schlesische Feinweberei AG, 399 women prisoners (December 30,
1944)
- Plawy in Pławy near Oswięcim, 1944 - January 1945, agricultural
labor on an SS farm, 138 men prisoners (January 17, 1945) and approximately
200 women prisoners (January 1945)
- Radostowitz in Radostowice near Pszczyna, 1942 - 1943, with an
interruption in the winter of 1942/1943, forestry work, employer:
Oberforstamt Pless (Pszczyna forestry authority), approximately 20
prisoners.
- Raisko in Rajsko, June 1943 - January 1945, agricultural labor on an SS
farm (gardening and experimental cultivation of the rubber plant),
approximately 300 women prisoners (1944).
- Sonderkommando Kattowitz in Katowice, January 1944 - January 1945,
construction of air-raid shelters and barracks for the Gestapo, 10
prisoners.
- Sosnowitz (I) in Sosnowiec, August 1943 - February 1944, renovation of an
office building, 100 prisoners.
- Sosnowitz (II) in Sosnowiec, May 1944 - January 1945, labor in a steel
mill, casting barrels for anti-aircraft cannon and producing shells,
company: Berghütte-Ost-Maschinenbau GmbH, 863 prisoners (January 17, 1945).
- Solnica near Gliwice, July - August 1940, demolition of buildings at the
site of a POW camp, approximately 30 prisoners.
- SS Hütte Porombka in Międzybrodzie, autumn (October-November) 1940 -
January 1945, construction and staffing of an SS rest house, (several dozen
prisoners during construction, less than ten women prisoners during normal
service).
- 2 SS Bauzug in Karlsruhe, September 1944 - October 1944, clearing rubble
and repairing railroad lines in the city, employer: SS-WVHA Bureau C,
approximately 500 prisoners. (The prisoners were quartered in railroad
freight cars. Around October 10, 1944, the sub-camp was placed under the
control of Buchenwald Concentration Camp and, several days later, was
renamed 7-SS Eisenbahnbaubrigade and transferred to Stuttgart).
- Trzebinia in Trzebinia, August 1944 - January 1945, expansion of the
refinery, company: Erdöl Raffinerie GmbH, 641 prisoners (January 17, 1945).
- Tschechowitz (I) - Bombensucherkommando in Czechowice Dziedzice, August
-September 1944, removal of unexploded bombs from the refinery and
surrounding areas, company: Vacuum Oil Company, approximately 100 prisoners.
- Tschechowitz (II) - Vacuum in Czechowice Dziedzice, September 1944 -
January 1945, clearing rubble and maintaining the refinery, company: Vacuum
Oil Company, 561 prisoners (January 17, 1945).
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