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Hartheim Castle Learning and Memorial Centre: the difficult path to a place of documentation, commemoration, and education
TítuloHartheim Castle Learning and Memorial Centre: the difficult path to a place of documentation, commemoration, and education
Autor
Call number940.5318/0533
Número del objeto10245j
Lugar de publicaciónBerlin, Germany
EditorialMetropol
Año de publicación
2019
Paginaciónp213-230
MaterialArticle
SerieInternational Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (Ed.) series Vol 5
IHRA series, Vol.5.
IHRA series, Vol.5.
ISBN9783863314590
NotesArticle from the book 'Mass murder of people with disabilities and the Holocaust' pp213-230
Descripción
Schloss Hartheim was opened in 1898 as an institution for the mentally disabled. Around 200 disabled people lived there. The murders there began in 1940 and 18,000 had already been murdered there when Aktion T4 was stopped. However inmates from Mauthausen, Gusen, Dachau, and Ravensbruck were murdered there from 1941 to 1944. The Centre is now dedicated to the tasks of remembrance, documentation and learning
