1941/06/25 – Kroatien Pag Eröffnung Konzentrationslager Slana

25 June 1941

On the Adriatic island of Pag in the Italian-occupied part of Croatia, the Ustaša establishes the Slana concentration camp, where, according to a witness statement, Croatian and Bosnian Roma are also imprisoned. The camp is dissolved on 21 August 1941. Part of the prisoners is murdered, the other deported to Jastrebarsko via Gospić.

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