| German camps in Czechoslawakia |
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Category=German camps in Czechoslawakia  |
| Websites on concentration camps in Czechoslawakia. |
| 1 | Novaky [Edit] | German camps in Czechoslawakia |
|  : Forced labor and concentration camp in Slovakia holding 1,600 inmates. The Slovak Jewish Center began a campaign to create forced labor camps to save Jews from deportation. |
| 2 | Sered [Edit] | German camps in Czechoslawakia |
|  Concentration and labor camp in Slovakia. After 4,500 Jews were deported from Sered to Poland in 1942, only 1000-1300 Jews were left and the camp regime improved considerably. |
| 3 | Theresienstadt [Edit] | German camps in Czechoslawakia |
|  Website of the Wiesenthal Centre with general information, photographs and maps on the camp. |
| 4 | Theresienstadt victims [Edit] | German camps in Czechoslawakia |
| This commemorative book lists the names of those who became the victims of deportation, by means of which the German occupation powers dragged away from the Czech lands the men, women and children covered by the so - called Nureerg Laws. These Laws were passed in September 1935 in Germany and were first used by the Occupation authorities in the Czech border -regions which were occupied by German troops in October 1938 and annexed by Germany. |
| 5 | Theresienstadt visit [Edit] | German camps in Czechoslawakia |
|  A personal account of a visit to Terezin (Theresienstadt) with photographs of Terezin today. |
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