Hartheim killing center

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The Hartheim killing center was a Nazi euthanasia and extermination facility in Austria where thousands of disabled people and later concentration camp prisoners were murdered in gas chambers during World War II.

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instanceOf Nazi euthanasia center
extermination facility
killing center
codeName T4 euthanasia facility
commemorates victims of Nazi euthanasia
victims of concentration camp killings at Hartheim
country Nazi Germany
endDate 1944
estimatedNumberOfVictims around 30,000
at least 18,000
hasFacility crematorium
gas chamber
hasPerpetrator administrative staff of T4
nurses and orderlies
physicians of Action T4
laterUse documentation center
memorial site
locatedIn Alkoven
Austria
Hartheim Castle
Upper Austria
memorialOpened post‑World War II
methodOfKilling carbon monoxide gas
lethal injection
starvation
notablePerpetrator Georg Renno
Rudolf Lonauer
operatedBy Nazi regime
linked to: Nazi Germany

Reich Chancellery
SS
partOf Action T4
Holocaust
Nazi euthanasia program
selectionProcess victims selected from concentration camps
victims selected from psychiatric institutions
startDate 1940
timePeriod World War II
usedFor euthanasia killings
extermination of disabled people
gassing victims with carbon monoxide
killing of concentration camp prisoners
mass murder
victimGroup Jews
Poles
concentration camp prisoners
forced laborers unfit for work
institutionalized patients
mentally ill people
other occupied‑territory prisoners
physically disabled people

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Aktion 14f13 usedFacility Hartheim killing center
Sonnenstein killing center relatedTo Hartheim killing center
Bernburg killing center partOfNetworkWith Hartheim killing center