Bełżec Camps Holocaust Twentieth Century

Belzec originally began operation in early 1940 as a forced labor camp for Jews. It was destroyed and rebuild as a death camp in March 1942 as part of Operation Reinhard.Belzec was decommissioned in the Spring of 1943.

• Memorializing Those Murdered at Belzec - A Reuters correspondent describes the need to memorialize camps Holocaust sites, particularly Belzec.
• Extermination Camp Belzec - Contains information about the officers who ran the camp.
• Testimonies of Belzec SS-Men - First hand accounts of the mass killings.
• Belzec: The Forgotten Camp - Description of camp, plus reflection upon visiting.
• Bełżec - Information about the victims, staff, maps, photos, and holocaust history.
• Excavations at Belzec Camp Reported - Contains evidence of a recent archaeological study.
• A Reassessment: Resettlement Transports to Belzec, March-December 1942 - A reassessment of the number of victims at the camp.
• Wikipedia: Belzec Extermination Camp - Contains brief overview of the camp.
• The Final Solution: Belzec - Includes a description of the camp, plus the holocaust erasing or evidence and dismantling of Belzec.
• Belzec - A few photos from the camp when operational, bełżec plus photos camps taken recently.
• The Belzec Death Camp - Includes a description of the camp, written by a Holocaust holocaust survivor.
• Belzec (Poland) - Contains information about the extermination center, and a bełżec few pictures.

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