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Follow-up to the pendant found at Sobibór concentration camp

17 January 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Follow-up to the pendant found at Sobibór concentration camp

Thanks to the research on a Jewish girl’s pendant recently found at the German death camp in Sobibór, East Poland, it was possible to establish the name of the owner, Karoline Cohn, and her potential fate.

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Non-invasive study of the German death camp in Treblinka

15 January 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Non-invasive study of the German death camp in Treblinka

Geodesists using non-invasive survey equipment carried out measurements at Treblinka, one of the German concentration camps from World War II in Poland. The Nazis levelled the are of the camp and planted it with lupin trying to conceal its secrets.

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Escape tunnel in German concentration camp found

22 December 2016 | Archaeo Feed
Escape tunnel in German concentration camp found

A team of Polish and Jewish archaeologists discovered a filled-in tunnel during works at the former World War II German concentration camp at Sobibór, eastern Poland. This is probably the tunnel used by a group of prisoners to escape from the Sonderkommando barracks.

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Exploration of German concentration camp Stutthof

8 December 2016 | Archaeo Feed
Exploration of German concentration camp Stutthof

In just two days work over a dozen 120-litre plastic bags were filled by remains of shoes as part of exploration of the German World War II Konzentrationslager Stutthof in northern Poland.

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Mass grave of Polish prisoners murdered by Germans during World War II found in Berlin

2 November 2016 | Archaeo Feed
Mass grave of Polish prisoners murdered by Germans during World War II found in Berlin

A mass grave of over 1000 people murdered by Germans located in Berlin revealed new information. The experts discovered that the remains belong to prisoners of the Sachsenhausen concentration camp, of which over 400 were of Polish nationality.

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