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July 12, 1942

An Ustaše camp for Serbian children in which more than 1,000 children perished — the youngest victims of the genocide in...

February 12, 1942

A German concentration camp in Niš through which more than 30,000 prisoners passed.

January 1, 1942

One of the deadliest camps in the Jasenovac system, primarily for women and children.

December 8, 1941

A death camp for Jews, Roma and Partisans — more than 47,000 perished.

October 15, 1941

A women's concentration camp in the NDH (1941–1945). At least 12,000 women and children perished. Part of the Jasenovac ...

October 5, 1941

October 1941 - The Germans shoot 3,500-5,000 Serbian hostages in Šabac and its surroundings (reprisal for Partisan attac...

October 4, 1941

4 October 1941 - General Franz Böhme issues the order: "For every German soldier killed - shoot 100 Serbian hostages." T...

September 10, 1941

The Šabac camp (September-December 1941) - a German camp for Serbian prisoners. 7,000+ Serbs imprisoned (soldiers, civil...

August 29, 1941

Jasenovac — the largest death camp in the Independent State of Croatia, where the Ustaše systematically murdered Serbs, ...

August 20, 1941

A concentration and death camp in the NDH (1941–1945). Between 83,000 and 100,000+ people perished – Serbs, Jews, Roma a...

July 9, 1941

A German concentration camp in Belgrade — more than 23,000 shot.

June 22, 1941

The first Ustaše death camp, established as early as June 1941, where over 40,000 Serbs, Jews, and Roma were killed.