Table of Contents

Introduction Types of site; Practicalities. Chapter 1: France Paris; Drancy; Natzweiler-Struthof; Gurs; Rivesaltes; other sites. Chapter 2: Belgium Brussels; Mechelen; other sites. Chapter 3: the Netherlands Amsterdam; Vught; Westerbork; other sites. Chapter 4: Italy Rome; Fossoli di Carpi; La Risiera di San Sabba; other sites. Chapter 5: Germany Berlin; Wannsee; Brandenburg; Sachsenhausen; Ravensbrück; Neuengamme; Bergen-Belsen; Bernburg; Mittelbau-Dora; Buchenwald; Sonnenstein; Hadamar; Flossenbürg; Dachau; Grafeneck; other sites. Chapter 6: Austria Vienna; Mauthausen; Gusen; Hartheim; Gunskirchen; other sites. Chapter 7: Czech Republic Prague; Theresienstadt; other sites. Chapter 8: Slovakia Bratislava; Sered'; other sites. Chapter 9: Hungary Budapest; Kistarcsa; other sites. Chapter 10: Poland Warsaw; Treblinka; Bialystok; Lublin; Majdanek; Poniatowa; Trawniki; Sobibór; Izbica; Belzec; Kraków; Plaszów; Auschwitz-Birkenau; Lódz; Chelmno; Stutthof; Gross-Rosen; other sites. Chapter 11: Lithuania Vilnius; Paneriai; Kaunas; the Ninth Fort; other sites. Chapter 12: Latvia Riga; Kaiserwald; Bikernieki; Rumbula; other sites. Chapter 13: Estonia Klooga; other sites. Chapter 14: Belarus Minsk; Maly Trostenets; other sites. Chapter 15: Ukraine Kiev; Babi Yar; L’viv; Janowska; Odessa; other sites,. Chapter 16: Croatia & Bosnia-Herzegovina Jasenovac,; Donja Gradina; other sites,. Chapter 17: Serbia Belgrade; Topovske Šupe,; Banjica; Sajmište; Jajinci; other sites. Chapter 18: Greece Thessaloniki; other sites. Chapter 19: Other countries Bulgaria; Denmark; Luxembourg; Macedonia; Moldova; Norway; Romania; Russia; Slovenia; Sweden; United Kingdom. Further reading

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About the Author

Martin Winstone is a writer and teacher. He also undertakes educational work for the Holocaust Educational Trust.