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Nieuw Vosseveld

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163:. The Nazis initially used this location as a transit camp to gather prisoners for classification and transportation to Poland and other camps. The first prisoners, who arrived in 1943, had to finish building the camp. The camp was used from January 1943 until September 1944. During this period, the camp held nearly 31,000 prisoners: Jews, political prisoners, resistance fighters, gypsies, Jehovah’s Witnesses, homosexuals, homeless people, black market traders, criminals and hostages. 333: 347: 20: 155:
The building of the camp Herzogenbusch, the German name for 's-Hertogenbosch, started in 1942. The camp was modeled after the concentration camps in Germany. The camp held male and female prisoners captured in Belgium and the Netherlands. The guard staff included SS men and a few SS women, headed by
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Recently, the prison opened a department where terrorist suspects can be held, which uses part of the original juvenile building. This department was in the Dutch news because the cells did not meet the fire safety requirements. This came to light in a nationwide investigation following the fire at
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After World War II, the camp was first used as a prison for Germans and "wrong" people: Dutch SS-men, (suspected) collaborators and/or their children, and war criminals. At first, they were guarded by Allied soldiers, but shortly after by the Dutch. As a parliamentary enquiry (the Committee A.M.
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The regime in the EBI is very stringent, with detainees given minimal freedom from their cells. Detainees are moved between units while being handcuffed, and even external exercise cells are caged-enclosed. The EBI presently has a capacity of 18 detainees, and an occupation of on average nine
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Increasing violence of some detainees created a need for a facility where inmates with a high risk of violence could be securely detained. In 1993 Nieuw Vosseveld initially had a temporary maximum security facility called TEBI, and since 1996 a permanent maximum security facility known as
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who had been given a lengthy (i.e. over 5 years), sentence. The current building was designed by architects and Maris van den Berg, with a capacity of 120 to 140 detainees. The regime in the establishment was quite progressive for the time, with cell doors left open during the day.
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PI Vught TBS houses two units, designed in close collaboration with Prof WPJ Pompestichting. There is a section for active treatment of 24, added to in 2007 by a new long-stay unit opened for the accommodation of 22 patients.
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were approaching Herzogenbusch, the camp was evacuated and the prisoners were transferred to concentration camps further to the east. The camp was almost deserted when it was liberated in September 1944, by the
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Due to hunger, sickness and abuse, at least 749 children, women and men died in the concentration camp. 329 of them were executed at the execution site, just outside the camp. When
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In the early 1970s, an adult facility was added, which included a hospital. In 1993 the high security EBI unit was moved to Nieuw Vosseveld, and the hospital moved to
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Presently, PI Vught has 15 different regimes and a capacity for 750 prisoners and TBS-ers (i.e. subject to
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When Amersfoort and Westerbork appeared to be too small to handle the large number of prisoners, the
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guerrillas opposing Dutch rule, was also imprisoned at Vught for his anti-Nazi activities.
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Baron Tuyll van Serooskerken) showed in 1950, this resulted in maltreatment and even
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unit was set up, where inmates with a serious mental disorder could be placed.
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In 1953, part of the camp was fenced off for use as a facility for those
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Later, the barracks of Camp Vught were made available to Indonesian
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Amongst the criminals currently imprisoned at Nieuw Vosseveld are:
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and other prisoners from the Netherlands via the transit camps
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and the 96th Battery of the 5th Anti-Tank Division.
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prison
Vught
Netherlands
Custodial Institutions Agency
Dutch
Ministry of Justice and Security
Dutch criminal justice system
Hüseyin Baybaşin
Mohammed Bouyeri
Ridouan Taghi
Herzogenbusch concentration camp
World War II
Nazi Germany
Netherlands
Nazis
Jewish
Amersfoort
Westerbork
concentration camps
Auschwitz
Bergen-Belsen
Schutzstaffel
Vught
's-Hertogenbosch
Oberaufseherin
Margarete Gallinat
Dutch underground
Corrie
Betsie ten Boom

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