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Italian fascistic concentration camps in WW2

Discussion in 'Italy, Sicily & Greece' started by Yugoslavia, Aug 31, 2009.

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  1. Yugoslavia

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    Yugoslavia was till 1991, more than 18 years ago, now we have 7 new countries on this territory!
     
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    point taken,appreciate your correction,apologies,regards,ray..
     
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    Ja sam iz Zagreba,živio! IN eng:I'm from Zagreb,cheers!;)
     
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  4. Yugoslavia

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    Hello arca! Nice to hear that you are from Croatia, Zagreb!
     
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    There was also a camp in Trieste, the Risiera di San Sabba. It was a factory that was converted into a death camp complete with crematorium. Parts of it still stand today as a testimonial to what happened there. Read more at
    Risiera di San Sabba or at Wikipedia
     
    Japes, Sep 20, 2009
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    Thank you, I did not know that...
     
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    This was german c. camp. It worked Sep 1943 – 29 Apr 1945
     
    BJ Huja, Nov 8, 2009
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