Flughafenlager

(Airport Camp)

   The camp, located in Lublin, was opened in the fall of 1941. The camp’s primary purpose was to sort out the booty taken from the Jews who perished in Aktion Reinhard. A secondary economic activity was the production of brushes, but the camp was notorious for turning its “workers” into corpses. Part of the camp was known as the “clothing works” whereby the camp population, made up exclusively of Jews, was exploited by the Germans for economic production and profit.