Book of Remembrance for the Dead of the AL Trostberg

Arkadjew, Michael

  • born on 28.09.1900 in Jakuszow (today Poland)
  • resident in Białystok
  • died on 11.03.1945 in the Trostberg sub-camp, at the age of 44
  • prisoner number: 64377

Michael Arkadjew, who was a plumber by civilian profession, was held in Stutthof concentration camp from 25.02.1944. Via Natzweiler concentration camp and the AL Allach he was brought to the AL Trostberg. He had been at the AL Trostberg since 4 November 1944. There he was deployed as a metalworker.

Campaner, Mario

  • born on 17.08.1911 in Sesto al Reghena (Italy)
  • resident in Toufreville
  • died on 16.03.1945 in the Trostberg sub-camp, at the age of 33
  • prisoner number: 74157

Mario Campaner was a wood worker before his concentration camp imprisonment. He was arrested on 20.06.1944 in Paris and was subsequently held in Natzweiler concentration camp (AL Markirch) and the AL Allach. From 4 November 1944 he was imprisoned in the AL Trostberg and had to work there as a driller.

Deluri, Guglielmo

  • born on 22.05.1901 in Ronchi dei Legionari (Italy)
  • resident in Ronchi dei Legionari
  • died on 16.03.1945 in the Trostberg sub-camp, at the age of 43
  • prisoner number: 69626

Guglielmo Deluri worked as a mechanic in his civilian profession. He was imprisoned in Trieste on 02.06.1944. After periods of detention in Natzweiler concentration camp and the AL Allach he was at the AL Trostberg from 16 November 1944. He was deployed there as a turner.

Greep, Christian Corn.

  • born on 26.05.1921 in The Hague (Netherlands)
  • resident in The Hague
  • died on 05.02.1945 in the Trostberg sub-camp, at the age of 23
  • prisoner number: 68669

Christian Greep worked as a blacksmith/metalworker before his imprisonment. On 26.05.1944, the day of his 23rd birthday, he was taken to Herzogenbusch concentration camp (Netherlands). This was followed by imprisonment in the Natzweiler and Allach camps. From 16 November 1944 Christian Greep was imprisoned in the AL Trostberg. There he had to work as a turner. Former fellow prisoners give the cause of death as "malnutrition and exhaustion".

Kusmenko, Iwan

  • born on 15.08.1920 in Novaya Vodolaga (today Ukraine)
  • resident in Kryvyi Rih
  • died on 04.06.1945 in the Trostberg district hospital, at the age of 24
  • prisoner number: 66154

Iwan Kusmenko was a metalworker by civilian profession. He was imprisoned in Munich on 25.03.1944. Via Natzweiler concentration camp he was transferred to the AL Trostberg. His imprisonment in the AL Trostberg began on 27.10.1944. There he was deployed as a driller. Although Iwan Kusmenko died only after his liberation from the AL Trostberg, since he died directly as a result of the treatment and living conditions in the camp, he too is counted among the dead of the AL Trostberg.

Lopatin, Dimitri

  • born on 07.11.1906 in Olexijiwka (today Ukraine)
  • resident in Kyiv
  • died on 14.02.1945 in the Trostberg sub-camp, at the age of 38
  • prisoner number: 51566

Dimitri Lopatin was a carpenter/joiner by civilian profession. On 14.09.1943 he was arrested by the National Socialists. From 4 November 1944 Dimitri Lopatin was imprisoned in the AL Trostberg. There he had to work as a carpenter.

Popczyk, Sigismund

  • born on 06.06.1924 in Daleschite (Poland)
  • died on 31.12.1944 in the Trostberg sub-camp, at the age of 20
  • prisoner number: 118815

Sigismund Popczyk was brought to Natzweiler concentration camp on 26.10.1944. About Sigismund Popczyk's life and suffering before and during his imprisonment in the National Socialist concentration camps unfortunately nothing is known beyond the information given.

van Leeuwen, Karel Lod.

  • born on 15.04.1922 in 's-Hertogenbosch (Netherlands)
  • resident in Vught
  • died on 10.02.1945 in the Trostberg sub-camp, at the age of 22
  • prisoner number: 68926

Karel Lod. van Leeuwen was a teacher of jurisprudence and was deported to Herzogenbusch concentration camp on 26.05.1944. Via Natzweiler concentration camp and the AL Allach he was brought to the AL Trostberg. He was imprisoned there from 20 November 1944. In the AL Trostberg he was deployed as a construction worker. According to the statements of former fellow prisoners Karel van Leeuwen died of malnutrition and exhaustion.