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Mauthausen

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Mauthausen

German concentration camp near Linz, Austria, established in 1941. Although not actually an extermination camp, an estimated 180,000 prisoners died there.
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Regional authorities, however, don't want the camps forgotten and have focussed efforts on schools -- though not all local classes visit Ebensee, said a member of the organisation that maintains the Mauthausen memorial, Wolfgang Quatember.
Austrian town strives to keep alive memory of Nazi victims by AFP / AFP Global Edition
The group had gathered to mark their liberation from the Mauthausen labour camp when they were attacked.
Holocaust survivors in Nazi attack; SHOOTING by The Mirror (London, England)
The French and Italian survivors had gathered to mark their liberation from the Mauthausen labour camp in Austria when four thugs attacked.
Nazis fire at survivors by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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