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accessibility
aerial photographs
Agamben, Giorgio
age, of arrested/deported Jews
Allies, in World War II
bombing raids on Germany
concentration camps liberated by
Italy and
Alsace
Anschluss
anti-Semitism, in Italy
offices of Auschwitz camp architects
Zentralbauleitung and. See also Auschwitz, planning/design of
archives/archival research
Auschwitz
“area [zone] of interest”
changing functions of
distance to subcamps
as exemplar of all camps
guard towers
liberation of
Oświęcim transformed into
racist imperialist ideals and
sight-line analysis of. See also Auschwitz I; Auschwitz-Birkenau (Auschwitz II); Monowitz (Auschwitz III); SS (Schutzstaffel)
Auschwitz, deportations from Italy to
arrests on Swiss-Italian border
number and percentage of arrested Jews
weak prisoners systematically sent to Auschwitz
Auschwitz, evacuations (death marches) from
beginning of journey (from camp to road)
camps on the eve of evacuations
forming and deforming of columns
guards’ threats
intended versus actual routes
length of
limits of representation of
microgeography and survival in
number of prisoner fatalities during
rope of history and
transformation of evacuations into death marches
Auschwitz, planning/design of
animal slaughterhouse
Auschwitz built as new complex urban site
DAW (Deutsche Ausrüstungswerk)
Deutsches Haus
emotional value of place and
gas chambers and crematoria
housing for SS personnel
potato storage halls
saunas
Stosberg design
train station
visualizing built environment of Auschwitz. See also Hartjenstein (Lothar), Auschwitz plans of
Auschwitz 1940–1945: Central Issues in the History of the Camp
Auschwitz I
camp commandant’s house in
construction of
establishment of
in Hartjenstein plan
SS Command Headquarters (Kommandatur)
in Stosberg design
women’s camp
Auschwitz-Birkenau (Auschwitz II)
architectural plans for
Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum
“Canada” (BIIg) barracks
evacuations from
Gypsy Camp (BIIe barracks)
inmates’ entrance gate at
liberated by Soviet troops
massive transformation of
“Mexico” (BIII) barracks
Oświęcim transformed into
SS conceptualization as total environment
SS headquarters
women’s section
Auschwitz-Birkenau, construction of
animated model of
number of buildings under construction
off-loading ramp for arriving prisoners
phases of
Austria
Babitz (Auschwitz subcamp)
Badoglio, Marshal Pietro
Baltic states
Barth, Emil
Belarus
Belgium
Bełẓec death camp
Benigni, Roberton
Bergen-Belsen concentration camp
binaries, geographical
Birkenau death camp. See Auschwitz-Birkenau (Auschwitz II)
Bischoff, Karl
Blackshear, Benjamin Perry
Blatman, Daniel
Boder, David
Borgo San Dalmazzo, city of
Bormann, Johanna
Bracht, Fritz
Bradfisch, Otto
Brody, Judit
Browning, Christopher
Buchenwald concentration camp
Auschwitz prisoners evacuated to
deportations from Italy to
distance to subcamps
forced labor in
sight-line analysis of
SS construction brigades from
zoo at
Budapest, ghettoization in
census data (1941) and
Christian or non-Jewish residents of ghetto areas
delineation of the ghetto
estimated number of residents per building
HGIS (historical GIS) analysis of
importance of Swedish and Swiss legations
Jewish-designated residences
lived experience of
mapping and
shifting landscape of
social networks in the dispersed ghetto. See also maps/mapping, of Budapest ghettoization
Budy (Auschwitz subcamp)
built environment
of Auschwitz
digital models of
Bulgaria
bureaucracy
architects and
digital models and bureaucratic records
human geography and
Burleson, Shelley
Burton, Robert
bystanders
Auschwitz planning/design and
“bystander gaze” in Budapest
camp guards as
Caesar, Joachim
Caplan, Jane
Carabinieri (Italian military police)
cartography
Castelnuovo Garfagnana
cemeteries, Jewish
census data: in Budapest (1941)
“integrated” historical geography and
racial census in Italy
center-periphery binary
Central Office for the Investigation of Nazi Violent Crime (Ludwigsburg, Germany)
Certeau, Michel de
Charlesworth, Andrew
Charter of Verona
Chelmno death camp
children: arrested in Italy
killed in German-occupied Soviet territories
chronology
Civitella del Tronto, city of
“closeness,” in time and space
cluster analysis
age of arrested Jews and
arrest clusters and Jewish population in Italy
Cold War
Cole, Tim
on “bystander gaze”
HGIS (historical GIS) of Budapest ghetto and
collaboration, in Italy
communists
comparative study
concentration, as geographical concept
age and arrest patterns in relation to
in binary with dispersion
Budapest ghettoization and
cluster analysis and
nationality of perpetrators and
in time and space
concentration camps
barracks
definition of camp
deportations from Italy to
development in space and time
early camps
evacuation of
gender and
liberation of
number of
planning and design of
population of inmates
roll calls
spatial and social characteristics of
terror of prisoners upon seeing
war economy and. See also guards, concentration camp; SS (Schutzstaffel); subcamps (satellite camps)
concentration camps, mapping of
boundary changes and
location of main camps and subcamps
planimetric maps
Cooper, Allan D.
core
crimes against humanity
Croatia
cultural geography
Czech, Danuta
Czechoslovakia
Dachau concentration camp
distance to subcamps
forced labor in
sight-line analysis of
De Groot, Michael
death camps (extermination camps)
Einsatzgruppen (EG) activities before construction of
Jews deported from Italy to
location outside Germany
death marches. See Auschwitz, evacuations (death marches) from
Death Marches, The (Blatman)
death tolls
Dejaco, Walter
Denmark
Dentzinger, Stanislaus K.
deportation
Desbois, Father Patrick
Destruction of the European Jews, The (Hilberg)
diaries
Didi-Huberman, Georges
digital media
disease
dispersion/dispersal
dissonance arousal
distance
Długoborski, Wacław
“doctors of space”
documents
accuracy of
of Auschwitz architectural plans
Auschwitz evacuations and
Budapest ghettoization and
perpetrator-generated
testimonies about mass killings and
Duszka-Sawicka, Wladyslawa
Dwork, Debórah
dynamic cartography
efficiency, as Nazi goal
Eichmann, Adolf
Einsatzgruppen (EG)
Einsatzgruppe A
Einsatzgruppe B
Einsatzgruppe C
Einsatzgruppe D
locational model of killing and
orders to kill transmitted verbally
organizational structure of
postwar testimonies by personnel of
regional killing by, in Lithuania
routes of
“sweeps” or stages of killing by
Wehrmacht (German Army) assistance to
Einsatzkommando
behind advancing German troops
shifting locations of
Einsatzkommandos (EKs)
exaggeration of physical and moral distance from killing
soldiers’ refusal to kill
emotion
emotional community of women on evacuation marches
encoded in landscape
of killers/perpetrators
killing as emotionally transformative event
planimetric maps and
space and place fundamental to
traumatic experience and
visual representations of emotional experience
Encyclopedia of Camps and Ghettos, 1933–1945, volume 1 (USHMM)
description of labor in
GIS database and
HGIS database and
“enemies,” elimination of
environmental research
Ertl, Fritz
escape (flight)
arrests at
Swiss-Italian border and
concentration camp evacuations and
by construction brigade workers
from Vichy regime
Ethiopia, Italian conquest of
ethnicity
Europe, Eastern
Europe, Western
Evacuation, Dismantling, and Liberation of KL Auschwitz, The (Strzelecki)
evacuations. See Auschwitz, evacuations (death marches) from execution
experience
Fascism, Italian
Felice, Renzo de
feminist theory
Ferrara, city of
fieldwork
Budapest ghettoization and
at killing sites in the East
“rewalking” of camp evacuation routes
figurative symbologies
Filbert, Alfred
Final Solution
Fings, Karola
Finkelstein, Fela
Fiume/Rijeka, city of
Florence (Firenze), city of
Flossenbürg concentration camp
Fossoli internment camp
“Framing the Days” (Pearce)
France
SS construction brigades in
Vichy regime
Friedländer, Saul
Gardelegen, massacre at (April 1945)
gender
dominant gender of prisoners in camps
locational model of killing and
gender, of arrested Jews in Italy
concentration in time and space
numbers and percentages
General Government (German-occupied Poland)
Genoa (Genova), city of
genocide
aestheticization of experience of
disrupted spatial patterns of
forced labor and
genocidal function of concentration camps
geography and
imaginary geographies and
infrastructure of
locational model of killing and
spatial analysis of
survivor testimonies and
topography of
in Uganda
Wehrmacht (German Army) complicity in
geospatial technologies
geography
of complicity in killing
cultural geography
historical geography
human geography
of Nazi oppression
as visual way of knowing
geovisualization
abstraction of reality and
“bystander gaze” and
figurative symbologies and
German civilians
Germanification
Germany
concentration camps in
flight of Jews from persecution in
labor camps in
Gestapo
ghettos
liberated by Soviet troops
“liquidation” or clearing of
micro ghettos
number of
planning and design of
in Soviet Union/ Eastern Europe
Giaccaria, Paolo
Gigliotti, Simone
Giordano, Alberto
GIS (Geographic Information Systems) software
Auschwitz evacuations and
Auschwitz planning/ design and
Budapest ghettoization analyzed with
database of Einsatzgruppen (EG) killings
group research and
“hybridity” and
locational model of killing and
mathematical framework of
multiple perspectives and
spatial characteristics of data visualized
spatial logic and
synoptic view of. See also HGIS (historical GIS)
GIScience (Geographic Information Science)
ambiguity in historical data and
collaborative research process and
demystification of techniques of
disciplinary divides and
knowledge about crimes of international concern and
multi-instantiation concept
spatial patterns of persecution analyzed with
understanding of human rights violations and. See also HGIS (historical GIS)
Gleiwitz (Gliwice), city of
Google Earth
Google Maps
Google SketchUp
Gottlieb, Erika
GPS (Global Positioning System)
Greiser, Katrin
Gross-Rosen concentration camp
Gruner, Wolf
guards, concentration camp
housing for
number and sex of
purpose of evacuations and
“Sentry and Sharp-Shooter Units”
visibility of bodies in evacuation columns and
Gutschow, Niels
Harley, J. B.
Harris, Cole
Hartjenstein (Lothar), Auschwitz plans of
Auschwitz I
idealized and realized Auschwitz built environment
Harvey, Chester
Harvey, David
Herzogenbusch concentration camp
Heydrich, Reinhard
HGIS (historical GIS)
of Budapest ghettoization
data on gender and labor
database of SS camps
disciplinary divides and
of Einsatzgruppen (EG) killings in the East
of Holocaust in Italy
of Jäger Report. See also GIS (Geographic Information Systems) software; GIScience (Geographic Information Science)
hiding
Hilberg, Raul
Himmler, Heinrich
agricultural “zone of interest” and
control over concentration camp system
forced-labor operations and
“peace construction program” of
Hinzert concentration camp
histograms
historical geography
historiography
Hitler, Adolf
German manufacturers and
Germanification goals for the East
racist imperialist ideals of
Hoffman, Charlie
Holocaust
aestheticization of
gendered experiences of
geographical approach to
landscapes of
meaning of spaces and places of
Poland as epicenter of
print atlases of
visual representations of
Holocaust, in Italy
history of
Jewish victims on individual scale
local places of
sources and methods on geography of. See also Knox Index, Holocaust in Italy and
Holocaust, in Soviet Union/Eastern Europe
German soldiers’ testimony about
locational model of killing
spatial distribution of killing
Holocaust by Bullets, The (Desbois)
Holocaust City (Cole)
Holocaust Studies
built environment of genocide and
collaborative research process and
debates over causation in
geographic concepts integrated with
quantitative analysis in
human rights violations
Hungary
If This Is a Man (Levi)
IG Farben
immobility
imperialism, Nazi
inaccessibility
intelligentsia
intermarriage (mixed marriage)
International Committee for the Red Cross
International ghetto (Budapest)
International Refugee Organization
International Tracing Service (ITS)
internment camps
invisibility
“invisible walls” within Budapest ghetto
of spaces in Auschwitz-Birkenau
Italian African Police
Italian Social Republic [Repubblica Sociale Italiana] (RSI)
Italy, arrests and deportations of Jews in
arrest process in space and time
Auschwitz as destination
collaboration by non-Jewish Italians and
deportation centers as places of opportunity
German occupation and
German- versus Italian-administered areas
history of Holocaust in Italy and
image of Italians as brava gente (good people)
Jäger, Karl
Jäger Report
Jaskot, Paul
Jastrzêbie Górne, town of: geography of memory and
itinerary of Auschwitz evacuation on foot
killing of women at
rope of history and
as terrain of encoded memory
Jaworzno concentration camp
Jewish Question
Jewish Studies
JewishGen.org (website)
Jews: decision making in face of extermination process
deported from ghettos into camp system
divergent fates of
experience of ghetto life in Budapest
flight into Soviet-occupied areas
forced labor of
ghettoization process in Budapest and
murdered in Lithuania
native-born versus foreign-born
Nazi decision to exterminate
in occupied Western Europe
Ostjuden in Poland
racial census in Italy and
social networks in Budapest ghetto
in Soviet Union
Kalfus, Isaiah
Kalman, Magda
Kammler, Hans
kapos, concentration camp
Kauen (Kaunas) concentration camp
Kaunas, mass killings in
kernel density analysis
killing sites
fieldwork at
public versus secluded
soldiers’ moral culpability and
soldiers’ testimony about. See also Krupki (Belarus) killing site
K-Means clustering
Knowles, Anne Kelly
Knox Index, Holocaust in Italy and
cluster analysis and
spatio-temporal proximity
Konev, Marshal
Krakau-Plaszaw concentration camp
Krupki (Belarus) killing site
Kwan, Mei-Po
labor, forced
Auschwitz design and
Auschwitz evacuations and
as basic tool of Nazi oppression
business owners and
in concentration camp system
DAW (Deutsche Ausrüstungswerk) and
genocide and
German war effort and
industrialized
in quarries and brickyards
in subcamps
of women in Rajsko subcamp
labor camps
landscapen
change in
encoded memories and
of ghettoization
HGIS (historical GIS) and
historical violence concealed by
individual testimony and
moral
physical endurance of
prisoners’ perceptions of
rope of history and
urban landscape of Budapest
latrines
Lebensraum
Lefebvre, Henri
Lévai, Jenö
Levi, Primo
Lithuania and Lithuanians
Lithuanians at killing sites
regional killing by Einsatzgruppen (EG) in
local histories
Łódź ghetto
Majdanek (Lublin-Majdanek death-camp complex)
distance to subcamps
sight-line analysis of
Makuch, Ludwina
maps/mapping: abstraction of reality and
of Auschwitz architectural plans
effective communication and
of Einsatzgruppen (EG) killings
equidistant map projectionn
ideal visions of perpetrators and
Knox Index and
scale and. See also concentration camps, mapping of
maps/mapping, of Budapest ghettoization
distribution of Jewish-designated residences
kernel density
mapping of experience
ranking of residential density
street use by population weight
streets to be cleared of Jews
streets with Jewish-designated residences
walking distance to desired destinations. See also Budapest, ghettoization in
Masurovsky, Marc
Maus (Spiegelman)
Mauthausen concentration camp
Auschwitz prisoners evacuated to
distance to subcamps
forced labor in
sight-line analysis of
Megargee, Geoffrey P.
Meizner, Maria
memoirs
HGIS (historical GIS) and
by women
memory
role of location in
spatialized (geocoded) testimony and
terrain of encoded memories
men, as prisoners
Mengele, Josef
mental patients
methods, analytical
HGIS (historical GIS) of Budapest ghetto
limits of representation and
maps as research
spatio-temporal analysis of Italian Holocaust
testimony, technology, and terrain in Eastern killing sites
Michman, Dan
microgeography
Milan (Milano), city of
Minca, Claudio
Mittelbau (Dora) concentration camp
Auschwitz prisoners evacuated to
distance to subcamps
sight-line analysis of
mobility
of construction brigade workers
limits on Jewish mobility in Budapest ghetto
lower mobility of children and elderly
survivor testimonies of evacuations and
visualizations and topologies of. See also movement
models, mathematical and geometrical
Monowitz (Auschwitz III)
evacuations from
liberation of
Oświęcim transformed into
movement: in Budapest ghetto
of camp prisoners in evacuations
of Einsatzgruppen (EG)
mobile methodologies and
scale of forced movement
stasis opposed to
of victims at killing sites in East
victims’ decisions about. See also mobility
multi-instantiation
Mussolini, Benito
Nagykörút (boulevard in Budapest)
Natzweiler concentration camp
Nazis
architecture and agenda of
contradictions of Nazi ideology
efficiency as goal of
genocidal mission of
geography of oppression imposed by
perceptions of Ostjuden in Poland
racist ideology of
Neander, Joachim
Netherlands
network analysis
Neuengamme concentration camp
distance to subcamps
sight-line analysis of
SS construction brigades from
Neufert, Ernstn
Neuman, Seth
New Order
Night (Wiesel)
normalized scores
Novogrudok, massacre of Jews in
Nuit et brouillard [Night and Fog] (Resnais film)
Nuremberg Tribunals
Operation Reinhard
Operationszone Adriatisches Küstenland
Operationszone Alpenvorland
oral histories
Order Police
Orth, Karinn
Oświęcim, town of
Pajerska, Zofia
Palmnicken, massacre at (January 1945)
Panevezys, city of
Pearce, Margaret Wickens
Pelt, Robert Jan van
periphery
perpetrators
Auschwitz planning/design and
consent and dissent among
“integrated history” of Holocaust and
microlocations of
“obedience to orders” defense by
reconstructed mentality of
roles obscured or lied about
in Soviet Union/Eastern Europe
worlds envisioned by
perpetrators, German versus Italian
age of arrested Jews and
“bursts” of activity
cluster analysis of
concentration/dispersal patterns and
in spatio-temporal analysis
Pest ghetto
Picciotto Fargion, Liliana
Piekosz, Elzbieta (Ela)
Piper, Franciszek
place
chronology and
local places of Holocaust in Italy
meanings assigned to
meeting places in Budapest ghetto
models and
of opportunity
of punishment and execution
planimetric views
space in binary with
Pohl, Oswald
Poland and Poles
General Government (German-occupied Poland)
geographies of killing in occupied Poland
Germanization in occupied Poland
Poland as epicenter of Holocaust
Polish Catholic women from Rajsko subcamp
Soviet occupation zone of
Warthegau (annexed Polish territory)
witnesses of evacuation columns
police
Italian
postwar German police
Police Battalion
Poreba Wielka, town of
positioning theory
proof-of-concept project
protective-custody camps
proximity
Auschwitz evacuation marches and
of German soldiers to victims in the East
Knox Index and
of subcamps to main camps
Pszczyna, town and environs of
geography of memory and
rope of history and
qualitative analysis
quantitative analysis
of Auschwitz evacuations
of Budapest ghettoization
of Holocaust in Italy
Ráday, Mihály
railroad lines
Rajsko (Auschwitz subcamp)
establishment of
evacuations transformed into death marches
geography of memory and
rope of history and
Raoul Wallenberg Project Archive (Uppsala, Sweden)
Ravensbrück concentration camp
Auschwitz prisoners evacuated to
distance to subcamps
forced labor in
sight-line analysis of
Ravett, Fela
refugees
Regional Commissions for the Investigation of Nazi Crimes
Reich Security Main Office (RSHA)
Reichenau (Austria) transit camp
Reichskommissariat Ostland
Reichskommissariat Ukraine
representation, visual
rescue attempts
Resnais, Alain
resolution of data
Rhodes, island of
Riga Kaiserwald concentration camp
Rojczor, Ludmila
roll calls
Romania
Rome (Roma), city of
Rosenwein, Barbara
roundups of Jews
Russian State Military Archives
Sachsenhausen concentration camp
Auschwitz prisoners evacuated to
distance to subcamps
forced labor in
sight-line analysis of
SS construction brigades from
Sack, Robert David
Ságvári, Ágnes
Salmoni family
scale
of Budapest ghettoization
as key concept in geography
Schattenberg, Heinz
Schindler’s List (Spielberg film, 1993)
Security Service
“selection process”
Setkiewicz, Piotr
settlement and resettlement
Sibille, Josef
Sibley, David
sight-line analysis
Sinti/Roma
Slovakia
Slovenia
Slowakiewicz, Stanislawa
Sobibór death camp
social imaginaries
social network theory
social networks, in Budapest ghetto
Soja, Edward
soldiers
actions described in geographic and spatial terms
motivation to participate in Nazi genocide
option of nonparticipation in killing
postwar testimonies of
roundups of Jews and
volunteers requested for “traumatic” killing tasks. See also Wehrmacht (German Army)
Sonderkommandos
Sosnowiec (Auschwitz subcamp)
Soviet Extraordinary State Commission
Soviet prisoners of war
Soviet Union
concentration camps liberated by
eastern Poland occupied by
German invasion of (1941)
“holocaust by bullets” in
inaccessibility of documentation in
Nazi archives captured by
Vistula-Oder Offensive
space
arrest and deportation process in Italy and
Aryan versus non-Aryan
chronology and
evolution of camp system in
of genocide
killing sites in the East associated with evil
as matter of evidence
meanings assigned to
models and
place in binary with
representational and productive
third space
spatial analysis
abstraction of reality and
of Budapest ghettoization
spatial history
Speer, Albert
Spiegelman, Art
Spielberg, Steven
SS (Schutzstaffel)
agriculture and
Auschwitz construction and
Auschwitz planning/design and
business connections of
concentration camp system of
death marches from Auschwitz and
educated leadership of Einsatzgruppen (EG)
locational model of killing and
postwar testimonies by personnel of
“Total War” and
violence and terror used by
Waffen-SS. See also concentration camps; Zentralbauleitung (Central Building Administration) archives
SS-Baubrigaden (construction brigades)
SS-Business Administration Main Office (Wirtschafts- und Verwaltungshauptamt [WVHA])
SS-Eisenbahnbaubrigaden (railroad construction brigades)
Star of David, wearing of
stasis
Steinbacher, Sybille
Steiner, Erik
Stoits, György
Stosberg, Hans
Labor Ministry and
planned changes not incorporated in SS buildings
Strezelecka, Irena
Strzelecki, Andrzej
Stutthof concentration camp
subcamps (satellite camps)
armaments subcamps
changing functions of
construction labor in
evacuations from
forced-labor system of
location of
sight-line analysis of
Sudetenland
survivors
accuracy of memory of
Holocaust remembered by
interviews with
on life in Budapest ghetto
memoirs of
terms used for death marches. See also testimonies
Szeged, city of
Teilkommandos
territoriality
testimonies
of evacuation marches from Auschwitz
geocoded
locational model of killing and
models as complements to
oral testimony
postwar
textual analysis of patterns in
Third Reich
camp system anchored in
expanding influence of
forced labor in economy of
military-economic plan for “Total War”
territoriality and
Tillich, Paul
time/temporality
arrest and deportation process in Italy and
changing functions of concentration camps and
curfew in Budapest ghetto and
evolution of camp system in
Tooze, Adam
topography
topology
transit camps
transportation routes
trauma
affective limits and
of forced relocation
fragmented testimony and
proximity to killing and
terrain of encoded memories and
Treblinka death camp
Trieste, city of
Tuan, Yi-Fu
Turin (Torino), city of
Uganda, genocide in
Ukmerge, city of
Ułan, Genowefa
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA)
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM)
Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies
Registry of Survivors (Holocaust Victims and Survivors Resource Center)
University of Southern California Shoah Foundation Institute for Visual History and Education Oral History Archive
urban planning
Vaivara concentration camp
Vara, Roz
Venice (Venezia), city of
Vichy regime (France)
victims
of Einsatzgruppen (EG) in Lithuania
films about experiences of
individual scale of Holocaust in Italy and
“integrated history” of Holocaust and
location and vulnerability of
spatio-temporal trajectories of
traits of
Vilnius, mass killings in
visibility
in evacuation columns
of Jewish bodies to bystanders in Budapest
of spaces in Auschwitz-Birkenau
visual tropes
visualizations
of Auschwitz evacuations
of Auschwitz planning
of transformation of evacuations into death marches
Vita è bella, La [Life Is Beautiful] (Benigni film, 1997)
vulnerability
Wachsmann, Nicholas
Waffen-SS
Wagner, General
Wallenberg, Raoul
war crimes
war economy
Warsaw ghetto
Warschau concentration camp
Warthegau (annexed Polish territory)
Wehrmacht (German Army)
atrocities in Eastern Europe and Soviet Union
Einsatzgruppen (EG) following close behind
geography of complicity in genocide and
locational model of killing and
SS construction brigades and. See also soldiers
Wiesel, Elie
Wisnia, David
witnesses
Wodzisław, town of
evacuation routes to
geography of memory and
rope of history and
terrain between Auschwitz and
Wolken, Otto
women
beginning of evacuation and
killing of
from Rajsko subcamp
testimonies on evacuations as death marches
World War II. See also Allies, in World War II
xenophobia
Yahil, Leni
Young, James
youth camps
Yule, Alexander
Zentralbauleitung (Central Building Administration) archives
architectural plans for
construction of Auschwitz-Birkenau and
ideal plan of Auschwitz-Birkenau
troop sauna location and design
Zimbardo, Philip
Zimber, Emil