Germany, Dachau Concentration Camp Records from JewishGen

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Germany, Dachau Concentration Camp Records from JewishGen

Germany, Dachau Concentration Camp Records from JewishGen

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This collection contains records from Dachau, one of the first Nazi concentration camps established in 1933. These records contain the name, date and town of residence as well as the prisoner number and category, when they arrived at Dachau and their fate when available. An extended description of the abbreviations found in this collection can be found <a href="https://www.jewishgen.org/databases/Holocaust/0050_DachauIndexingGlossary.html" target="blank">here</a>. This collection has been provided to MyHeritage by JewishGen, Inc., an independent organization, which retains all rights, title, and interest in the data. © 2021 JewishGen, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit <a href="https://jewishgen.org/welcome-myheritage/" target="blank">JewishGen</a> for more information and to search its database. From 1933 until April 29, 1945 there were over 206,000 prisoners held from all over Europe, the largest number of people being from Poland, the former Soviet Union, Hungary, Germany and France.

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