People who died in Sachsenhausen concentration camp

first child of Josef Stalin (1907–1943)

Hungarian-born German jurist, member of the German resistance (1902–1945)

Polish general (1895–1944)

Ukrainian symbolist poet and playwright (1878–1944)

Czechoslovak general, warrior and soldier (1894–1945)

Dutch equestrian (1888-1942)

Ukrainian poet, archaeologist and prehistorian (1907-1944)

racecar driver (1903–1945)

Polish historian (1869-1939)

German actor and victim of National Socialism (1904-1944)

Polish classical philologist (1864-1940)

Hungarian Communist politician, propagandist, journalist (1882-1944)

Roman Catholic priest opposed to Nazi (1890-1940)

German resistance member (1891–1937)

Polish Verbist, martyr, blessed of the Catholic Church (1898–1940)

German conscientious objector

Polish presbyter (1885-1940)

1942 World War II military operation

Polish Roman Catholic priest and martyr (1890–1940)

Polish mathematician (1890-1940)

Dutch fencer, architecture lecturer and resistance member (1886-1942)

French physicist (1887–1945)

politician (1902-1943)

Polish ice hockey player (1891–2000)

Polish general (1876-1940)

Norwegian activist (1887-1942)

German botanist (1885-1945)

German-Jewish resistance member

Polish physician and anatomist

Polish historian (1866–1940)

German journalist (1888–1939)

Dutch writer and resistance fighter (1922-1943)

Polish engineer

German jurist (1886-1944)

Dutch resistance fighter (1889-1942)

German resistance member (1910–1945)

Norwegian naval officer and peace activist (1892-1942)

German singer (1894–1940)

Polish engineer

Polish bishop (1862–1942)

Dutch football player (1891-1945)

French actor (1874-1943)

German politician (1890-1944)