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Sisak was a World War II concentration and transit camp located in the town of the same name in the Axis puppet state known as the Independent State of Croatia (NDH). It was operational between 1941 and 1945.

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rdfs:label	KZ Sisak (de) Camp de concentration de Sisak (fr) Campo di concentramento di Sisak (it) Sisak kinderconcentratiekamp (nl) Sisak concentration camp (en)
rdfs:comment	Het Sisak kinderconcentratiekamp was een afdeling van het concentratiekamp van Sisak, die speciaal voor kinderen was bestemd. Het werd opgericht door de Ustašabeweging en werd geopend in juli 1942 in Sisak in de Onafhankelijke Staat Kroatië, ongeveer 50 km ten zuidoosten van Zagreb. Het kamp lag aan de oever van de Kupa-rivier. De afdeling voor kinderen werd genoemd “Schuilplaats voor kinderen van vluchtelingen”. Ook in Gornja Rijeka en in Jastrebarsko kwamen speciale kampen voor kinderen, maar dat in Sisak was het grootst en de langste tijd operationeel, tot januari 1943. (nl) Das Konzentrationslager Sisak (kroatisch Sabirni logor Sisak; serbisch Koncentracioni logor Sisak, Концентрациони логор Сисак) war während des Zweiten Weltkriegs ein für Kinder konzipiertes Konzentrationslager im damaligen Unabhängigen Staat Kroatien (NDH), einem Vasallenstaat der faschistischen Achsenmächte. Es befand sich in Sisak, einer kroatischen Kleinstadt, etwa 100 Kilometer südöstlich der Hauptstadt Zagreb. (de) Le camp de concentration de Sisak (Koncentracioni logor Sisak, Концентрациони логор Сисак) était un camp de concentration dirigé par les croates pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale à Sisak, une ville à environ 100 kilomètres au sud-est de la capitale Zagreb. Le camp est ouvert le 12 juillet 1942. Il est un camp satellite du camp de concentration de Jasenovac, l'un des 40 camps de l'État indépendant de Croatie (NDH) dirigé par les fascistes croates oustachi. Chaque jour, entre 30 et 40 enfants meurent. (fr) Sisak was a World War II concentration and transit camp located in the town of the same name in the Axis puppet state known as the Independent State of Croatia (NDH). It was operational between 1941 and 1945. (en) Il campo di concentramento di Sisak fu operativo dal 1941 al 1945, durante la seconda guerra mondiale, situato nella città omonima nello stato fantoccio noto come Stato Indipendente di Croazia. Il campo fu composto da due sottocampi, il Sisak I e il Sisak II. Il primo fu istituito nel 1941 e fu utilizzato per internare gli adulti destinati ai lavori forzati nel Reich, mentre il secondo fu utilizzato per trattenere i bambini serbi, e in misura minore ebrei e rom, che furono separati dai genitori a causa del corso del conflitto. (it)
name	Sisak (en)
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geo:long	16.372393 (xsd:float)
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location	Sisak Independent State of Croatia
dcterms:subject	Jewish Croatian history History of the Serbs of Croatia Concentration camps of the Independent State of Croatia Sisak History of the Romani people during World War II The Holocaust in Yugoslavia Murdered children
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