Fossoli di Carpi (Concentration camp)

found: Trentacinque progetti per Fossoli, c1990:prelim., etc. (Campo di concentramento di Fossoli; Fossoli concentration camp)

found: Das nationalsozialistische Lagersystem, c1990:p. 291 (Fossoli di Carpi; transit camp until Sept. 1943; beginning on 8 Sept. 1943 served as a deportation camp for political prisoners and Jews until 1 Aug. 1944)

found: The heritage of a transit camp, 2021:CIP galley (the former camp for prisoners of war at Fossoli was converted into a national camp for the internment of Jews by the Italian Social Republic on Dec. 5, 1943; in 1944 the Fossoli camp was divided into two camps: one camp was used by the Social Republic as a camp for civilian internees, and one camp was used by the Verona headquarters of the Nazi Security Police as a transit camp for Jews and political prisoners being deported into the Reich; starting in Aug. 1944 the Fossoli camp was used as a labour collection centre for Germany under the supervision of the General Plenipotentiary for Labour (GBA); the camp was used as a concentration camp for Fascists until 1945)