1933 - 1934: Oranienburg concentration camp A concentration camp in the middle of town A concentration camp for Berlin's regime opponents Every day life in the camp Propaganda Closure of the camp Concentration camp sub-camp brickworks The commercial interests of the SS Planning the conversion of Berlin to Germania Forced labour in the 'brickworks death camp' The use of the site after 1945 A chronological history The concentration camp inspectorate
1936 - 1945: Sachsenhausen concentration camp The ideal concentration camp A concentration camp for the 'Reichshauptstadt' Prisoner society Forced labour The victims Evacuation, death marches and liberation 1945 - 1950: The Soviet special camp No.7 / No.1 Introduction to the history of the Soviet special camp No.7 / No.1 Construction of the Soviet special camp The camp's many uses The prisoners are released: the camp is closed Internees and the convicted Life and dying in the camp A break in the silence The museum 'Soviet special camp' 1961-1992: Sachsenhausen National Memorial Remembrance without authenticity The site's authenticity is reduced and changed The state opening The one-sided historical perspective
Since 1993: Sachsenhausen Memorial and Museum
New planning Planning the project Visitor information centre The new entrance and visitor guides The central place of remembrance 'Station Z' The design of the grounds
The archive and library Literature list (German) Application form to use the archive Application form concerning ex-prisoners of Sachsenhausen concentration camp Application form concerning ex-prisoners of the Soviet special camp Application form concerning members of the SS in Sachsenhausen
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