the editor-in-chief Seweryn Pieniężny was arrested and executed in the Hohenbruch concentration camp [de] along with co-publisher Wojciech Gałęziewski and...

Germany, it was renamed Hohenbruch to erase traces of Lithuanian origin. Near the village Nazi Germany operated the Hohenbruch concentration camp [de]...

entirely by Nazi Germany. During World War II, the Germans operated the Hohenbruch concentration camp [de] at present-day Gromovo (Lithuanian: Lauknos),...

extermination camps or massacred in the region. Germany operated the Soldau and Hohenbruch [de] concentration camps, mostly for Poles, multiple subcamps of the Stutthof...

easternmost part of the region until early 1915. During World War II, the Hohenbruch concentration camp [de] was operated at modern Gromovo mostly for Polish...

Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic. The Soldau concentration camp and Hohenbruch concentration camp [de] were operated in the region mostly for Polish...

libraries. Arrested Poles were mostly deported to concentration camps, incl. Hohenbruch [de], Soldau, Stutthof, Sachsenhausen, Gusen and Ravensbrück. During World...

Polish and Russian inscriptions was unveiled at the site of the former Hohenbruch concentration camp [de] at Gromovo where Nazi Germany imprisoned mostly...

German part of Masuria were mostly deported to concentration camps, incl. Hohenbruch [de], Soldau, Stutthof, Sachsenhausen, Gusen and Ravensbrück. In 1939...

including the Polish editor Robert Kraszewski, who was then imprisoned in the Hohenbruch concentration camp [de] and later beheaded in the Moabit prison in Berlin...