Vught

Vught is a municipality and a metropolis inside the southern Netherlands, and lies just south of the commercial and administrative centre of 's-Hertogenbosch. Many commuters live within the municipality, and the town of Vught turned into as soon as named "Best area to live" by using the Dutch magazine Elsevier. Vught is known for having been the site of a transit/attention camp constructed by using Nazi Germany at some point of its profession of the Netherlands in World War II. It became a part of Camp Herzogenbusch, however normally higher referred to as "Kamp Vught". The camp held male and lady prisoners, a lot of them Jewish and political activists, captured in Belgium and the Netherlands.

The shield group of workers included SS men and some SS girls, headed by using Oberaufseherin Margarete Gallinat. The SS initially used this place as a transit camp to gather primarily Jewish prisoners for category and transportation to camps in Poland and different regions. A organization of women have been severely punished for status up for some other girl prisoner. Seventy-4 ladies had been pushed into a cell room of barely 9 rectangular meters and held there for over fourteen hours.