- Majdanek was a Nazi concentration camp named after a park near the city of Lublin in eastern Poland. Majdanek (meaning "little park" in Polish) may also refer to
- ...克滅絕營; 马伊达内克集中营; Majdanek; Maidanekin keskitysleiri; Majdanek; Majdanek; Majdanek; Majdanek; campo di concentramento di Majdanek; Майданек
- Kampın diğer kamplardan farkı, diğer kampların yerleşim yerlerinden uzak ve doğal olarak korunaklı bir yapısı varken, Majdanek'in bu özellikleri bulunmaz.
- Prisoners march to their death in the Majdanek concentration camp. ... View of Majdanek extermination camp from a nearby village.
- "Majdanek" ismi, yakınlardaki Majdan Tatarski ilçesinden türetilmiştir ve ilk olarak 1941'de Lublin sakinleri tarafından kamp için bir moniker olarak kullanılmıştır. *
- The Majdanek facility — described as an “annihilation camp” by John Evans of Reuters — was located outside Lublin, Poland.
- Majdanek was a Nazi concentration and extermination camp located in Poland. It was established in 1941, originally as a POW camp for Soviets [1]...
- Daha yüksek bir Majdanek kapasitesi beklentisinin artmasına rağmen, inşaat 1942 baharında neredeyse durma noktasına geldi.
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- A Revisionist Monograph on Majdanek. Quotes Leuchter agreed that he had designated one of the chambers at Majdanek a delousing facility.