The largest archive of victims and survivors of National Socialism. We share knowledge and are committed to active remembrance and democracy
No concentration camp stood alone. There was a large network of places where National Socialists imprisoned, tortured, murdered or forced people to work. You can explore part of it here.
With #everynamecounts you record names and dates of victims and survivors of National Socialism. In this way, you actively engage with the past and set an example for respect, diversity and democracy today.
The website “Tatort Jonastal” sheds light on secret Nazi construction projects in the Jonastal during the Second World War, provides information on the historical background, eyewitness accounts and campaigns for the memory of the victims.
The website “gtgj.de” belongs to the Jonastal Association, which researches Nazi construction projects in the Arnstadt-Jonastal area and commemorates the victims of the S III camp complex.
The site deals with Ohrdruf Subcamp, the first concentration camp to be liberated by US troops, and describes its origins, the brutal living and working conditions of the prisoners and the events surrounding its liberation in April 1945.