De la mise à mort des malades au génocide : l’Aktion 14f13 dans les camps de concentration

On Heinrich Himmler’s initiative, the “euthanasia programme” was extended to include the concentration camps in April 1941. The aim of “Operation 14f13” was the murder of physically and mentally ill inmates, i.e. those unable to work. Other unwanted inmates soon became the target of this campaign, t...

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Auteurs principaux: Ley, Astrid, Adass, Sandrine
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spelling cairn-RHSHO_199_0121RHSHORevue d’Histoire de la Shoah https://shs.cairn.info/revue-d-histoire-de-la-shoah-2013-2-page-121?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rhsho.199.0121 De la mise à mort des malades au génocide : l’Aktion 14f13 dans les camps de concentration Ley, AstridAdass, Sandrine2013 fre Revue d’Histoire de la Shoah | 199 | 2 | 2013-12-16 | p. 121-133 | 2111-885X RHSHO_19962 On Heinrich Himmler’s initiative, the “euthanasia programme” was extended to include the concentration camps in April 1941. The aim of “Operation 14f13” was the murder of physically and mentally ill inmates, i.e. those unable to work. Other unwanted inmates soon became the target of this campaign, too. Until April 1943, at least 10,000 concentration camp prisoners were transferred to T4 killing centers, where they were suffocated with carbon monoxide. Nevertheless, the operation was directed by the Inspectorate of Concentration Camps, the administrative headquarters of all concentration camps, which also monitored its implementation. Therefore, the selection of the ones to be killed was always determined by the Inspectorate’s priorities.Cairn free access
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description On Heinrich Himmler’s initiative, the “euthanasia programme” was extended to include the concentration camps in April 1941. The aim of “Operation 14f13” was the murder of physically and mentally ill inmates, i.e. those unable to work. Other unwanted inmates soon became the target of this campaign, too. Until April 1943, at least 10,000 concentration camp prisoners were transferred to T4 killing centers, where they were suffocated with carbon monoxide. Nevertheless, the operation was directed by the Inspectorate of Concentration Camps, the administrative headquarters of all concentration camps, which also monitored its implementation. Therefore, the selection of the ones to be killed was always determined by the Inspectorate’s priorities.
author Ley, Astrid
Adass, Sandrine
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Adass, Sandrine
De la mise à mort des malades au génocide : l’Aktion 14f13 dans les camps de concentration
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title De la mise à mort des malades au génocide : l’Aktion 14f13 dans les camps de concentration
title_short De la mise à mort des malades au génocide : l’Aktion 14f13 dans les camps de concentration
title_full De la mise à mort des malades au génocide : l’Aktion 14f13 dans les camps de concentration
title_fullStr De la mise à mort des malades au génocide : l’Aktion 14f13 dans les camps de concentration
title_full_unstemmed De la mise à mort des malades au génocide : l’Aktion 14f13 dans les camps de concentration
title_sort de la mise à mort des malades au génocide : l’aktion 14f13 dans les camps de concentration
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