Holocaust in Yugoslavia

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The Holocaust in Yugoslavia was the systematic persecution and mass murder of Jews, Roma, and other targeted groups by Nazi Germany and its collaborators across Yugoslav territories during World War II.

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Holocaust in Yugoslavia canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf genocide
historical event
part of the Holocaust
aftermath commemoration at former camp sites
post-war trials of collaborators
country Kingdom of Yugoslavia
endTime 1945
estimatedNumberOfJewishVictims approximately 67,000
estimatedNumberOfRomaVictims tens of thousands
location Axis-occupied Yugoslavia
Bulgarian-occupied Yugoslav territories
German-occupied Serbia
Hungarian-occupied Yugoslav territories
Independent State of Croatia
Italian-occupied Yugoslav territories
method concentration camps
deportation
extermination camps
forced labor
mass shootings
starvation
torture
notableSite Banjica concentration camp
Crveni Krst concentration camp
Jasenovac concentration camp
Loborgrad camp
Sajmište concentration camp
Stara Gradiška concentration camp
Đakovo camp
partOf Holocaust
World War II
perpetrator Bulgarian occupation authorities
Hungarian occupation authorities
linked to: Hungarian forces

Italian occupation authorities
Nazi Germany
Ustaše
linked to: Ustaše Militia

collaborationist authorities in Serbia
significantEvent German invasion of Yugoslavia
deportations to concentration camps
establishment of the Independent State of Croatia
forced labor
ghettoization of Jews
mass shootings
property confiscation
startTime 1941
victim Jews
Roma
Serbs
disabled persons
other targeted civilians
political opponents

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Ciglana (Brickworks) camp associatedWithEvent Holocaust in Yugoslavia
Pag concentration camp associatedWith Holocaust in Yugoslavia