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Mauthausen Committee Calls for Construction Stop on Former Concentration Camp Area in...

Summary by Die Presse
In Leobersdorf was once the second largest concentration camp for women in Austria. Now there is to be a commercial park with supermarket and cooling logistics center.

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The Nazis imprisoned forced laborers in Leobersdorf; now, people will soon be able to buy fruit and vegetables there. The mayor's real estate company is apparently also involved in the construction.

·Hamburg, Germany
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In Leobersdorf was once the second largest concentration camp for women in Austria. Now there is to be a commercial park with supermarket and cooling logistics center.

·Vienna, Austria
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SPÖ spokesperson for memory culture, Sabine Schatz, reacts with incomprehension to the current developments around the former women's concentration camp Hirtenberg in Leobersdorf. Construction work has already begun on the historically polluted area, and at the same time a commercial park is to be built there. For the SPÖ National Council members it is clear: "There must now be a construction stop. A place where women and girls under [...] The p…

On Tuesday, the International Mauthausen Committee (CIM) called for a stop to the construction work on the site of the former women's concentration camp in Leobersdorf (district of Baden).

·Vienna, Austria
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Die Presse broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.
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