- Hamburg'un güneydoğusunda, 1938'den 1945'e kadar kuzeybatı Almanya'daki en büyük toplama kampı olan Neuengamme toplama kampı vardı.
- During the war, tens of thousands of people were deported as concentration camp prisoners to Neuengamme from all over occupied Europe by the Nazis.
- English: Neuengamme Concentration Camp in Hamburg, Germany, and its subcamps (categorized under Subcamps of Neuengamme).
- Holocaust Encyclopedia. Neuengamme concentration camp, 1942-1945 [LCID: neu22030]. Reset. Details.
- ...in the "Vierlanden" area near the hamlet of Neuengamme, not too far from Hamburg, you will find the remnants of the concentration camp Neuengamme.
- Three months after the outbreak of war the final decision was taken to expand Neuengamme to a large concentration camp.
- On December 13, 1938 the Neuengamme concentration camp was set up with 100 prisoners from the Sachsenhausen concentration camp.[6].
- The Neuengamme Memorial Centre was opened in 2005 and is open to the public. Neuengamme Concentration Camp barracks in 1943.
- When a former brick factory was turned into the Neuengamme concentration camp in 1938, a six-year reign of terror began.