Document No. 2169-PS

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Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression Volume IV

Document No. 2169-PS

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SS Garrison-doctor Hmb. Neuengamme

Kl. Hmb.-Neuengamme 29 March 1945

Az,: 14 h (Kl) 3.45/Tr./Um.-

Subject: Quarterly Sickreport on internees of Concentration Camp Hmb.-Neuengamme

Re: Circular from there dated 27-12-1944 No. 242/Az.:14 h (Kl.)

Attachments: 2 Diagrams

Date: 1-4-1945

To the Head of the Medical-Service at SS Chief office of Economic Administration \[Wirtschafts-Verwaltungshauptamt\] and Chief of Bureau D III

Oranienburg

I. Concentration Camp

1\. The average number of interness in the Concentration Camp Hmb.-Neuengamme during the quarter of the year reported on amounted to 40,393. (including the affiliated working camps).

In addition there is an average of 11,768 female internees.

2\. There were 6,224 death cases during the quarter of the year reported on (from 26-12-1944 to 25-3-1945), among them 95 female internees. Of this number the following deaths have occurred in the affiliated camps:

Base-Camp Hamburg 944 deaths

Base-Camp Bremen 515 deaths

Base-Camp Druette 102 deaths

Base-Camp Watenstedt 298 deaths

Base-Camp Reimstedt 9 deaths

Base-Camp Porta 89 deaths

Base-Camp Hannover 453 deaths

Base-Camp Braunschweig 198 deaths

Affiliated Camp Meppen-Versen 379 deaths

Affiliated camp Woebbelin 53 deaths

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Total 3,040 deaths

at concentration camp Hmb.-Neuengamme 3,089 deaths

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Total deaths 6,129

In addition of the female internees: 95 deaths

3\. The average number of internees in the hospital buildings I, II, III, IV, and V during the quarter of the year reported on amounted to 1711 daily.

4\. During the period of time reported on 815 internees daily were treated without being hospitalized.

SS Garrison doctor Kl. Hmb.-Neuengamme

SS Captain

Source:<br>Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression Volume IV<br>Office of the United States Chief Counsel for Prosecution of Axis Criminality<br>Washington, DC : United States Government Printing Office, 1946