List of the subcamps of the Hinzert concentration camp

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The concentration camp Hinzert were from 1940 assumed almost thirty satellite camps. Initially, these were mostly police detention camps with “ work education prisoners”. Later on, political “ protective prisonerspredominated, particularly from France and Luxembourg , who had been imprisoned for resisting the German occupation. There were many prisoners of the night and fog among them .

In the final phase of the war , most of the provisional satellite camps were built at field airports in order to have them expanded and repaired after air raids.

designation Labor input Occupancy
from – to
or maximum number
Installation Closing YY / MM Specialty
1. Bendorf Bomb clearance 30-40 1943, February 1943, June -
2. Ettinghausen Earthworks (field airfield) 80 1945, March ? -
3. Mörsch (Frankenthal) , police detention center Reichsautobahnbau ? 1940, July unknown -
4th Frankfurt Airport) Clearance work after air raids 100 1944, November 1945, February -
5. Frankfurt-Heddernheim , formerly AEL Debris removal 180 1945, February 1945, March -
6th Fulda Clearance work on the airfield unknown 1945, March 1945, March -
7th Gelnhausen / 2 camps Air raid systems / clearance work on airfield 20/80 1944, June / 1944, September 1944, August / 1945, March -
8th. Bad Homburg vor der Höhe , police detention center Earthworks 50-100 1939, October 1940, November -
9. Langendiebach (Erlensee) Expansion and repair of the airfield 100-120 1944, June 1945, March Evacuation march at Bad Orb released
10. Losheim Wood fiber board plant 20th 1942, October 1943, November
11. Mainz-Finthen Maintain field airport up to 220 1944, before September 1945, November after 10 days Evacuation march liberated / street name JP-Jungels (fatalities)
12. Mainz-Gustavsburg Armaments production MAN / civil engineering work unknown 1944, December 1945, March
13. Mainz - Ingelheimer Aue Precast concrete parts 60-200 1944, June 1945, March previously AEL / Eugen Pfleiderer
14th Mainz-Weisenau Tunnel construction 1944, December 1945, March (exempt) previously AEL
15th Mannheim-Sandhofen Repair the air base 120-180 1944, September 1945, March
16. Merzhausen Airfield extension 30th 1944, early summer 1944, August mostly political prisoners from Luxembourg
17th Michelbach (Saarland) Quarry (private company) 20th 1940, July unknown "Schattentriesch" area
18th Neubrücke-Hoppstädten Factory building for DEW 200 1944, April 1945, March Bearing foundations cleared in 2001, memorial plaque on the railway underpass
19th Rheinzabern Police detention center 100-215 1939, October 1940, May
20th Rothenbergen Air base, clearance work 80-120 1944, June 1945, March
21st Seligenstadt Langendiebach Air Base unknown 1944, September 1944, December
22nd Trier (fortress office) Siegfried Line unknown 1943, November 1944, March
23. Trier (OT site management) Müller and Froitzheim unknown 1940, April unknown
24. Uthlede Police detention center unknown 1939, September 1940, April
25th Vicht Police detention center unknown 1940, March 1940/1941 turn of the year officially closed only in mid-1941
26th Waechtersbach Hall and barrack construction (private company) unknown unknown unknown "E-Poland" (examination for "Germanization")
27. Wiesbaden ("Under the Oaks") Build alternative quarters 100, mostly from Luxembourg 1944, March 1945, March Memorial on Carl-von-Ibell-Weg
28. Wittlich Construction of the Eifel motorway 220 1940, April 1942, February Memorial in the cemetery of the city of Wittlich since 2000
29 Zeltingen-Rachtig Tunnel construction 90 1944, December 1945, January

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