Neuengamme concentration camp, Nazi concentration camp in Germany
Neuengamme was the largest concentration camp in Northwest Germany during World War II.
It was established by the SS near Hamburg in 1938 and was used for forced labor.
The camp is now a memorial site, remembering the victims of Nazi crimes.
Visitors can explore the historical grounds including the remaining barracks and exhibitions.
A significant number of Dutch prisoners were interned at Neuengamme concentration camp.
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Location
Inception
1938
GPS coordinates
53.42741,10.22625
Latest update
August 31, 2026 12:11
