1800 A.D. to Present
History
Internment and Deportation
This section of our virtual home includes articles from newspapers and periodicals, chapters from books and other written materials provided from various documented sources that deal solely with the issues of deportations and camps of interment as they relate to Istria and its environs.
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Introduction:
- The Holocaust in Italy (PDF file)
- Campi Italiani di Internamento e di Deportazione (Italiano)
- Crimini di guerra e campi di sterminio nella Jugoslavia occupata (Italiano)
- Italian Deportees (English)
- The Rightious who Helped Jews
The Lager in Italy and Yugoslavia:
By a decree of September 4, 1940, camps of internment and deportation were initiated under Fascist Italy. Beginning with a count of 40 initial camps, the number rose, according to one historian, to 259. One author has cataloged 113 such camps in Italy and 22 in territories occupied by Italy (Yugoslavia and Albania).
- The Nazi Lager (primary concentration camps)
- The
Lager in Italy
- Adriatisches Kuestenland (Litorale Adriatico; Adriatic Coast)
- Gonars (Udine)
- Rab (Arbe) - Il campo di concentramento nell'isola di Rab (Arbe)
- Other camps in Italy - see The Lagers in Italy
- The Lager in the rest of Europe (presented by ANED)
- Heros and Victims
- Villains - Odilo Lotario Globocnik
News Media (current):
- February 24, 2000 - "Ciampi a San Sabba e a Basovizza «Basta odio e rancori»", CNN-Italia
- July 4, 2005 - U nacističkom paklu Dachaua nestale su stotine Istrana, Glas Istre
- July 25, 2005 - Relatives Continue to Search for Information Aabout their Family Members (English) & Rodbina i danas traži informacije o svojim najbližima (Hrvatski), Glas Istre
Sources:
- ANED (Associazione nazionale ex deportati politici nei campi narzisti) - all copyrights reserved.
- Various other internet sites.
- http://www.nonluoghi.info/article.php?sid=9
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