Flossenbürg
- May 3, 1938 established
- near Floss and Namering, Germany
- built near granite quarry
- 65,000 prisoners throughout camp's history
- 5,000 to 18,000 prisoners at any one time in the camp
- Sub-camps
- commandants
- Jacob Weiseborn
- Egon Zill
- Max Koegel
- Karl Künster
- prisoners worked in granite quarry, armaments factories, aircraft factories
- dead prisoners were cremated in a crematorium, but when that was overloaded, they were buried in mass pits
- April 5, 1940 first transport of foreign (non-German) prisoners arrive
- April 9, 1945 Dietrich Bonhoeffer, an anti-Nazi Protestant theologian, executed
- April 9, 1945 Admiral Wilhelm Canaris executed
- April 20, 1945 15,000 prisoners evacuated in a death march
- April 23, 1945 Flossenbürg liberated by the American army; only 2,000 prisoners alive in the camp
