Mauthausen-Gusen Concentration Camp

Type   Prison Camp
Historical Name of Location   Mauthausen, Oberdonau, Austria

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17 Feb 1945 Dmitry Karbyshev was doused with cold water and was left outside in the winter night at Mauthausen Concentration Camp in occupied Austria.
18 Feb 1945 Dmitry Karbyshev passed away from hypothermia in Mauthausen Concentration Camp in occupied Austria.
5 May 1945 US 11th Armored Division entered Mauthausen Concentration Camp in occupied Austria region of Germany.

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Reich Commissioner Heinrich Himmler and his entourage on a tour of the Mauthausen concentration camp in Austria, 27 Apr 1941

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WW2-Era Place Name Mauthausen, Oberdonau, Austria
Lat/Long 48.2569, 14.5011
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Reich Commissioner Heinrich Himmler and his entourage on a tour of the Mauthausen concentration camp in Austria, 27 Apr 1941




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