Mauthausen — Mauthausen … Deutsch Wikipedia
MAUTHAUSEN — MAUTHAUSEN, Nazi concentration camp in Austria, 12½ mi. (20 km.) S.E. of Linz, established in April 1938 shortly after the annexation in March of Austria to the Third Reich. The ss employed its prisoners in the local granite quarry called… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Mauthausen — Mauthausen … Wikipedia
Mauthausen — Mauthausen, Marktgemeinde im Bezirk Perg, Oberösterreich, am linken Donauufer gegenüber der Ennsmündung, 265 m über dem Meeresspiegel, 4 500 Einwohner; Bezirksgericht; Museum für Stahlschnittkunst und für Steinmetzarbeit; Granitsteinbrüche. Bei … Universal-Lexikon
Mauthausen — village d Autriche, sur le Danube, site d un camp nazi (1938 1945) … Encyclopédie Universelle
Mauthausen — (izg. màthauzn) m DEFINICIJA grad na obali Dunava u gornjoj Austriji, 4500 stan.; u blizini grada bio je od kolovoza 1938. do svibnja 1945. nacistički koncentracioni logor … Hrvatski jezični portal
Mauthausen — 48°15′32″N 14°30′04″E / 48.25889, 14.50111 … Wikipédia en Français
Mauthausen — (Para el campo de concentración homónimo, ver Campo de concentración de Mauthausen.) Escudo Mapa Datos Estado … Wikipedia Español
Mauthausen — ▪ concentration camp, Austria one of the most notorious Nazi (Nazi Party) concentration camps (concentration camp), located near the village of Mauthausen, on the Danube River, 12 miles (20 km) east of Linz, Austria. It was established in… … Universalium
Mauthausen — The Mauthausen concentration camp was located near Linz, Austria. It was constructed in 1938, soon after the Anschluss, and consisted of two main camps as well as 49 subcamps. Mauthausen was both a forced labor camp and a death camp, inasmuch… … Historical dictionary of the Holocaust