List of the Neuengamme satellite camps

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List of the Neuengamme satellite camps

designation Period Number of prisoners / of whom died type of work Client Warehouse manager
Alderney concentration camp ( 1st SS construction brigade ), known as the Sylt camp March 5, 1943
to June 24, 1944 		1000 / at least 100 Fortifications Wehrmacht High Command , Organization Todt SS-Hauptsturmführer Maximilian List, from March 1944 SS-Obersturmführer Georg Braun
Alt Garge subcamp August 24, 1944
to February 15, 1945 		500 men / at least 49 Power plant construction Hamburgische Electricitäts-Werke , Rosseburg, Grün & Bilfinger , Wayss & Freytag SS-Oberscharführer Walter
Engerhafe concentration camp October 21, 1944
to December 22, 1944 		2000 men / at least 188 Construction of fortifications and anti-tank ditches (" Friesenwall " project ) Reich Defense Commissioner in Military District X SS-Oberscharführer Erwin Seifert
Bad Sassendorf ( 11th SS Railway Construction Brigade ) February 8, 1945
to 4th / 5th April 1945 		504 men Track construction work Reichsbahn
Boizenburg subcamp August 1944
to April 28, 1945 		400 women Production of aircraft and ship parts Thomsen & Co Superintendent Gertrud Moeller
Braunschweig (SS riding school) around December 20, 1944
to mid / end of February 1945 		about 800 women Debris removal City of Braunschweig
Braunschweig (Büssing-NAG) August 17, 1944
to March 26, 1945 		800 men / at least 300 Production of spare parts for automobiles Büssing-NAG From October 1944 at the latest, SS-Hauptscharführer Max Kirstein base leader of the Braunschweig subsidiary camps
Braunschweig-Vechelde September 1944
to the end of March / beginning of April 1945 		400 men Production of spare parts for automobiles Büssing-NAG Helmut Sebrantke
Breitenfelde near Mölln November 10, 1944
to April 30, 1945 		20 men Work in the Gülzow sawmill SS site management Mölln
Bahrsplate concentration camp 6./7. September 1944
to April 9, 1945 		about 1000 men Shipyard work Deutsche Schiff- und Maschinenbau AG (Deschimag), Krupp Group Wehrmacht Oberfeldwebel Richard-Johann vom Endt
Bremen-Neuenland August 16, 1944
to November 28, 1944 		1000 men Construction of the submarine bunker "Hornisse" Marine construction management, Deutsche Schiff- und Maschinenbau AG (Deschimag) SS-Obersturmführer Hugo Benedict (base manager of all Bremen sub-camps)
Bremen-Schützenhof December 1944
to April 7 or 9, 1945 		700 men / more than 200 Shipyard and clearance work Deutsche Schiff- und Maschinenbau AG (Deschimag), Krupp Group
Bremen ( 2nd SS construction brigade ) October 12, 1942
to April 15, 1944 		750 men Clearing and construction work City of Bremen SS-Hauptsturmführer Gerhard Weigel
Bremen Hindenburg barracks August 2, 1944
to September 26, 1944 		800 women Cleanup work City of Bremen SS-Unterscharführer Peter Pittmann, from mid-September 1944 SS-Hauptscharführer Johann Hille
Stuhr-Obernheide September 26, 1944
to April 4, 1945 		800 women / at least 20 Clean-up work and temporary housing construction City of Bremen , Lüning & Sohn, Rodiek SS-Hauptscharführer Johann Hille
Bremen, Borgward works August 25, 1944
to October 12, 1944 		1000 men Construction of motor vehicles Borgward Works
Uphusen concentration camp February 7, 1945
to April 4, 1945 		100 women Production of precast concrete parts City of Bremen, Rodiek
Farge concentration camp October 1943
to April 10, 1945 		3000 men / at least 533 Construction of the submarine bunker "Valentin" Marine construction management from mid-1944, Captain of the Army Ulrich Wahl held this position as Hauptsturmführer of the Reserve of the Waffen SS
Darß-Wieck January 1941
to the end of February 1941 		50 men Cutting thatch SS-Oberscharführer Ewald Jauch
Darß-Zingst Late 1941
to April 1942 		50 men Cutting thatch
Düssin (Mecklenburg) September 15, 1944
to March 1, 1945 		80 men Working on an estate
Fallersleben ( concentration camp Arbeitsdorf ) formally an independent concentration camp Beginning of April 1942
to October 1, 1942 		800 men / at least 6 Construction work Volkswagenwerk GmbH Martin Gottfried Weiß and from mid-July 1942 Wilhelm Schitli
Fallersleben ( Laagberg subcamp ) May 31, 1944
to April 8, 1945 		800 men / unknown Construction work Volkswagenwerk GmbH, Deutsche Bau AG SS-Hauptscharführer Johannes Pump. Deputy: Anton Callesen, from January 1945 Wehrmacht officer Karl Werringloer
Garlitz (Mecklenburg) February 3, 1945
to May 2, 1945 		approx. 10 women and men no labor or probably work as domestic staff SS SS-Hauptsturmführer Joseph Sewera
Goslar subcamp October 20, 1944
to March 25, 1945 		15 men presumably office work SS site management Goslar
Subcamp Hamburg-Eidelstedt a) September 27, 1944
to April 7, 1945
b) 20/21. April
to May 5, 1945 		a) 500 women b) several hundred women Makeshift housing construction and rubble removal City of Hamburg SS-Unterscharführer Walter Kümmel
Hamburg-Finkenwerder October 1944
to the end of March 1945 		approx. 600 men / at least 280 Shipyard and clearance work German shipyard
Hamburg-Fuhlsbüttel October 25, 1944
to February 15, 1945 		about 1500 men Clean-up work at refineries and other companies in the Port of Hamburg, construction of anti-tank trenches Geilenberg program
Hamburg-Hammerbrook (2nd SS Construction Brigade) August 7, 1943
to April 1944 		930 men Clearing and salvage work City of Hamburg, Chief of Police SS-Hauptsturmführer Weigel
Hamburg-Hammerbrook (Bomb Search Command) Mid-1944
to March 25, 1945 		35 men Rescue of bomb duds
Subcamp Hamburg-Hammerbrook (Spaldingstrasse) October 1944
to April 17, 1945 		2000 men / around 500 to 800 Cleanup work City of Hamburg, Reichsbahn, young oil SS-Obersturmführer Karl Wiedemann (also from October 1944 base leader of all Hamburg sub-camps)

from December 1944 SS-Obersturmführer Arnold Strippel (also from December 1944 base leader of all Hamburg sub-camps)

Hamburg-Langenhorn subcamp a) September 12, 1944
to April 3 or 4, 1945
b) April 20
to May 3, 1945 		approx. 750 women a) Arms production
b) Construction of makeshift dormitories 		a) Hanseatic chain works, Messap company
b) City of Hamburg 		Walter Lau
Hamburg-Neugraben September 13, 1944
to February 8, 1945 		500 women Construction and clearing work Prien, Wesseloh, Malo brickworks SS-Hauptscharführer Friedrich-Wilhelm Kliem
Hamburg-Rothenburgsort ( Bullenhuser Damm ) November 1944
to 9/11. April 1945 		1000 men Debris removal, processing of rubble, clearing work Deutsche Erd- und Steinwerke GmbH SS-Oberscharführer Ewald Jauch , deputy Johann Frahm
Subcamp Hamburg-Sasel a) September 13, 1944
to April 7, 1945
b) April 21
to 4/5. May 1945 		500 women / at least 35 Makeshift home construction and cleanup work Möller, Kowahl & Bruns, Wayss & Freytag , Moll Captain of the Wehrmacht Merker afterwards SS-Oberscharführer Leonhard Stark
Hamburg-Steinwerder November 22, 1944
to April 21, 1945 		250 men Shipyard and clearance work Stülcken shipyard SS-Oberscharführer August Reich after three days surrender of the command to deputy Arthur Zeise
Hamburg-Steinwerder ( Blohm & Voss ) October 9, 1944
to April 12, 1945 		600 men / at least 250 Shipyard and clearance work Blohm & Voss SS-Oberscharführer Peitz
Hamburg low stack February 8, 1945
to April 7, 1945 		500 women Clearing and construction work Diago Werke, Tiefstack cement factory, Möller SS Hauptscharführer Friedrich-Wilhelm Kliem
Hamburg-Veddel (women) Dessauer Ufer Mid-July 1944
to September 13, 1944 		1500 women Cleanup work Ebano-Oehler ( Esso ), J. Schindler, Rhenania-Ossag , Jung-Öl u. a.
Hamburg-Veddel (men) Dessauer Ufer a) September 15, 1944
to October 25, 1944
b) February 15, 1945
to April 14, 1945 		a) 2000 men (1944) / at least 150
b) 800 men (1945) 		Clean-up work at refineries and other companies in the Port of Hamburg, construction of anti-tank trenches Geilenberg program , young oil in Wilhelmsburg Until October 25, 1944 SS-Obersturmführer Karl Wiedemann
Hamburg-Wandsbek sub-warehouse June 8, 1944
to April 30, 1945 		approx. 550 women Production of gas masks (as part of the Brandt device program) Drägerwerk AG, Lübeck SS-Unterscharführer Johannes Heinrich Steenbock, meanwhile SS-Untersturmführer Max Kierstein, later Friedrich Wilhelm Hinz, who was transferred to the concentration camp service by the Wehrmacht
Hanover-Langenhagen concentration camp October 2, 1944
to January 6, 1945 		500 women Aircraft parts construction and repair, ammunition production Brinker Eisenwerke
Hanover-Mühlenberg concentration camp (Hanomag / Linden) February 3, 1945
to April 6, 1945 		500 men / at least 79 Production of anti-aircraft guns Hanomag , Rheinmetall -Borsig SS-Oberscharführer Walter Quakernack
Hanover-Limmer concentration camp June 25, 1944
to April 6, 1945 		approx. 1050 women Production of gas masks (as part of the Brandt device program), debris removal Continental-Gummiwerke AG from March SS-Hauptsturmführer Otto Thümmel
Hanover-Stöcken concentration camp (accumulator works) July 17, 1943
to April 7, 1945 		1500 men / at least 403 Production of batteries for submarines Accumulatoren-Fabrik AG (Depreciation) SS-Oberscharführer Johannes P., then SS-Untersturmführer Hugo Benedict, followed by SS-Untersturmführer Hans Hermann Griem . In July 1944 SS-Hauptsturmführer Kurt Klebeck became camp manager
Hanover-Stöcken Concentration Camp (Continental) September 7, 1944
to November 30, 1944 		1000 men / at least 55 Tire production Continental-Gummiwerke AG SS-Unterscharfuhrer Otto "Tull" Harder
Hanover-Misburg concentration camp June 26, 1944
to April 6, 1945 		1000 men / at least 55 Clearing and construction work German oil refinery from July 1944 SS-Obersturmführer Karl Wiedemann was camp leader, then SS-Hauptscharführer Hans Gehre
Hanover-Ahlem concentration camp November 30, 1944
to April 6, 1945 		more than 750 men Construction of an underground tunnel Continental-Gummiwerke AG , machine factory Lower Saxony Hanover (MNH) SS-Hauptscharführer Otto "Tull" Harder
Beendorf (women) August 1944
to April 10, 1945 		2500 women Work in the armaments industry (as part of the Jägerstab) SS management staff A III, Askania-Werke AG SS-Obersturmführer Gerhard Poppenhagen
Beendorf (men) March 17, 1944
to April 10, 1945 		750 men Construction work for underground relocation SS Command Staff A III, Askania-Werke AG, Luftfahrtgerätewerk Hakenfelde GmbH ( LGW ) SS-Obersturmführer Gerhard Poppenhagen
Hildesheim subcamp March 2, 1945
to March 26, 1945 		500 men Railway work, work in the lead plant Reichsbahndirektion Hannover SS Hauptsturmführer Otto Thümmel
Horneburg a) Mid-October 1944
to mid-February 1945
b) February 24, 1945
to April 8, 1945 		a) 250 women
b) 300 women 		Production of electron tubes and light bulbs Philips - Valvo tube works SS-Unterscharfuhrer Peter Klaus Friedrich Hansen
Husum-Schwesing concentration camp September 26, 1944
to December 29, 1944 		2500 men / at least 297 Construction of fortifications and anti-tank ditches (" Friesenwall " project ) Reich Defense Commissioner in Military District X SS-Untersturmführer Hans Hermann Griem . Deputy: SS-Unterscharfuhrer Josef Klingler
Kaltenkirchen concentration camp August 1944
to April 17, 1945 		500 men / at least 214 Expansion of a military airfield air force SS-Hauptsturmführer Otto Freyer, then SS-Hauptsturmführer Bernhard Waldmann
Kiel sub-warehouse July 1944 to September 1944 50 men Cleanup work City of Kiel
Ladelund November 1, 1944
to December 16, 1944 		2000 men / at least 301 Construction of fortifications and anti-tank ditches (" Friesenwall " project ) Reich Defense Commissioner in Military District X SS-Untersturmführer Hans Hermann Griem
Lengerich March 29, 1944
to April 1, 1945 		200 men / at least 7 Work in an underground factory SS Management Staff AI, United Light Metal Works Hanover SS-Untersturmführer Küster
Lübberstedt-Bilohe subcamp August 1944
to April 29, 1945 		500 women / at least 100 Ammunition and parachute production Luftwaffe (Wehrmacht) , Lübberstedt air main ammunition facility
Lütjenburg-Hohwacht November 16, 1944
to April 19, 1945 		200 men Production of navigation devices for the rocket "V2" Anschütz & Co. (Kiel) SS-Hauptscharführer Gätjens
Lüneburg-Kaland (Second SS Construction Brigade) August 12, 1943
to November 13, 1943 		155 men Construction of fragmentation trenches (air defense) City of Lueneburg SS-Oberscharführer Johann Hille
Meppen-Dalum November 1944
to March 25, 1945 		800 men Construction of fortifications and anti-tank ditches (" Friesenwall " project ) Reich Defense Commissioner in Military District X, Hochtief SS-Untersturmführer Hans Hermann Griem , deputy: SS-Unterscharführer Josef Klingler
Meppen verses November 16, 1944
to March 25, 1945 		1800 men / at least 50 Construction of fortifications and anti-tank ditches (" Friesenwall " project ) Reich Defense Commissioner in Military District X, Hochtief SS-Obersturmführer Schäfer
Neustadt concentration camp in Holstein December 1944
to May 1, 1945 		15 men Barracks for the SS military hospital SS site management in Neustadt in Holstein
Osnabrück (Second SS Construction Brigade) October 17, 1942
to May 1943 		250 men Cleanup work City of Osnabrück, Building Department Bremen SS Oberscharführer Brinkmann, from November 1942 SS Oberscharführer Walter Döring, from February 1943 SS Hauptscharführer Gerds
Porta Westfalica Concentration Camp - Local Mountains (Men) Autumn 1944
to April 1, 1945 		170 men Construction of the warehouse and establishment of the production facilities Philips - Valvo tube works Base manager: Hermann Wicklein
Porta Westfalica Concentration Camp - House Mountains (Women) Mid-February 1945
to April 1, 1945 		1000 women Production of electron tubes and light bulbs Philips Valvo tube works Base manager: Hermann Wicklein
Porta Westfalica concentration camp - Barkhausen March 19, 1944
to April 1, 1945 		1300 men Expansion of an underground tunnel system SS Command Staff A II, Ambi-Budd , Dr. Boehme & Co., Rentrop, Veltrup, Weserhütte , Deurag-Nerag , Friedrich Uhde KG, Weber concrete works (Lerbeck) Base manager: Hermann Wicklein
Porta Westfalica concentration camp - Lerbeck / Neesen October 1, 1944
to April 1, 1945 		500 men / at least 100 Aircraft engine repair Bense, Jongerius, Weber concrete works (Lerbeck); Kloeckner SS-Oberscharführer Emanuel Eichler, base leader: Hermann Wicklein
Salzgitter bath September 1944
to April 7, 1945 		500 women / at least 200 Grenade production AG for mining and metallurgical requirements of the Reichswerke Hermann Göring from the end of 1944 SS-Untersturmführer Longin Bladowski
Salzgitter-Drütte October 13, 1942
to April 7, 1945 		3100 men Grenade production Reichswerke Hermann Göring SS-Hauptsturmführer Rautenberg, then SS-Hauptsturmführer Hermann Forster, then SS-Obersturmführer Arnold Strippel and from around February 1945 SS-Obersturmführer Karl Wiedemann
Salzgitter-Watenstedt / Leinde (women) July 1944
to April 7, 1945 		800 women Grenade production Braunschweig steel works
Salzgitter-Watenstedt / Leinde (men) May 1944
to April 7, 1945 		2000 men, towards the end of the war up to 5000 men Grenade production Braunschweig steel works SS squad leader Peter Wiehagen
Salzwedel satellite camp Late July / early August 1944
to April 14, 1945 		1520 women Production of infantry ammunition Wire and metal goods factory Salzwedel GmbH
Sandbostel April 1945 at least 8,000 prisoners / more than 3,000 Concentration camp reception camp
Schandelah subcamp May 8, 1944
to April 10, 1945 		800 men / at least 200 Oil shale mining and processing Steinöl GmbH SS-Oberscharführer Ewald Jauch then SS Unterscharführer Friedrich Ebsen
Uelzen Late 1944
to April 17, 1945 		500 men Track construction work Reichsbahn at least in February and March 1945 SS-Untersturmführer Otto "Tull" Harder
Verden subcamp January 8, 1945
to April 1945 		8 men Construction of the SS training center "Sachsenhain" SS site management Verden
Warberg concentration camp external command June 5, 1944
to January 8, 1945 		8 men Construction of an office shack Command leader Schnitzler
Frond (women) September 13, 1944
to September 27, 1944 		500 women Cleanup work City of Hamburg SS-Unterscharführer Walter Kümmel
Frond (men) October 17, 1944
to November 20, 1944 		500 men / at least 27 Construction of anti-tank trenches (" Friesenwall " project ) Reich Defense Commissioner in the military district
Wilhelmshaven satellite camp (Alter Banter Weg) September 17, 1944
to April 5, 1945 		1200 men / more than 234 Shipyard and clearance work Navy Wehrmacht officer Otto Thümmel, later Arnold Büscher and Schwanke
Wilhelmshaven (2nd SS construction brigade) Spring 194
to November 1943 		175 men Clearing and construction work City of Wilhelmshaven
Wittenberge satellite camp August 28, 1942
to February 17, 1945 		500 men / at least 119 Construction of a chemical factory, work in production Phrix-Werke, Kurmärkische Zellwolle und Zellulose AG, Phillip Holzmann, Grün & Bilfinger SS-Hauptscharführer Max Kirstein , deputy until March 1943 Wilhelm Dreimann
Wöbbelin a) February 12
to March 1945
b) April
to May 2, 1945 		a) 650 men
b) over 5000 / over 1000 		Construction of a prisoner of war camp ; in April / May 1945 reception camp for many transports SS-Sturmbannführer Paul Werner Hoppe , protective custody camp leader Theodor Traugott Meyer

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Axel Richter: The Vechelde sub-command of the Neuengamme concentration camp. For the use of concentration camp prisoners in arms production . Ed .: Vechelde municipality . Vechelde 1985.

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