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  1. www.auschwitz.org › en › historyThe organizational structure - Auschwitz-Birkenau

    From March 1, 1942 to November 22, 1943, Birkenau was under the command of the commandant of the whole Auschwitz complex, Rudolf Höss. When Himmler ordered that Auschwitz be reorganized and divided into three separate camps, Birkenau was renamed Auschwitz II Concentration Camp, with Fritz Hartjenstein (replaced by Josef Kramer on May 8, 1944) as its commandant.

  2. www.biyografya.com › biyografi › 52917Fritz Hartjenstein - Biyografya

    Friedrich "Fritz" Hartjenstein, Friedrich Hartjenstein . RELATED BIOGRAPHIES. Hacivat And Karagöz Biography. 0 1186. İslâm III Giray Biography. 0 182. James W. Marshall Biography. 0 179. Harriet Lane Biography. 0 171. Odile of Alsace Biography. 0 169. Ferenc Laho Biography. 0 169. Alexander Macomb Biography. 0 158. Elizabeth of Reute ...

  3. www.holocausthistoricalsociety.org.uk › contents › concentrationcampsHolocaust Historical Society

    He was replaced by Friedrich 'Fritz' Hartjenstein, who had also performed the role of commandant of Auschwitz-Birkenau. It was under Kramer's tenure that Natzweiler became a much larger concentration camp. The camp garrison consisted of 200 SS, of which 150 served as guards, and 50 handled administrative tasks.

  4. www.holocaust.org.uk › auschwitzAuschwitz | The National Holocaust Centre and Museum

    Auschwitz II came under the command of Fritz Hartjenstein, followed by Josef Kramer until November 1944 (image from the NHCM's collection), at which point the camp was reunited with Auschwitz I under Baer. Auschwitz III was commanded by Heinrich Schwarz from November 1943 until January 1945.

  5. military-history.fandom.com › wiki › Heinrich_SchwarzHeinrich Schwarz | Military Wiki | Fandom

    Heinrich Schwarz (June 14, 1906 – March 20, 1947) was an SS-Hauptsturmfűhrer and concentration camp officer who served as commandant of Auschwitz III-Monowitz in Nazi-occupied Poland and Natzweiler-Struthof in Alsace-Lorraine. Schwarz was born in Munich on 14 June 1906 and originally worked as a book printer. He joined both the Nazi Party and the SS in November 1931. Following the outbreak ...

  6. www.wikiwand.com › sv › Friedrich_HartjensteinFriedrich Hartjenstein - Wikiwand

    Friedrich "Fritz" Hartjenstein, född 3 juli 1905 i Peine, död 20 oktober 1954 i Paris, var en tysk SS-Obersturmbannführer. Han var kommendant för Birkenau från november 1943 till maj 1944. Därefter var han kommendant för Natzweiler-Struthof.

  7. tenhumbergreinhard.de › 1933-1945-biografien-h › hartjenstein-friedrich-fritzHartjenstein Friedrich (Fritz)

    Mai 1945 von der amerikanischen Armee gefangen genommen.29.05.1946 bis 01.06.1946 Angeklagter im Natzweiler-ProzessVor dem britischen Militargericht in Wuppertal wurde Hartjenstein wegen Ermordung von vier französischen und britischen Widerstandskämpferinnen und eines britischen Piloten zum Tode verurteilt. Von den Mitangeklagten wurden Franz ...