List of subcamps of Auschwitz
Subcamps
The known subcamps of the Auschwitz complex included:

List of subcamps of Auschwitz

Section Title: Subcamps
Table Section Text: The known subcamps of the Auschwitz complex included:

#	Name of the subcamp	Location	Life time	Number of prisoners	Tenant

Sub-camps at livestock farms

1.	Harmense (Geflügelfarm)	Harmęże	Dec 1941 - Jan 1945	About 150 prisoners	For purposes of KL

2.	Budy (Wirtschaftshof)	Brzeszcze	Apr 1942 - Jan 1945	700-800 prisoners	For purposes of KL

3.	Babitz (Wirtschaftshof)	Babice near Oświęcim	Mar 1943 - Jan 1945	About 340 prisoners	For purposes of KL

4.	Birkenau (Wirtschaftshof)	Brzezinka near Oświęcim	1943 - Jan 1945	More than 200 prisoners	For purposes of KL

5.	Raisko (Gärtnerei)	Rajsko	Jun 1944 - Jan 1945	About 300 female prisoners	For purposes of KL and SS research

6.	Plawy (Wirtschaftshof)	Pławy	Dec 1944 - Jan 1945	About 200 prisoners	For purposes of KL

Sub-camps at industrial plants

7.	Golleschau	Goleszów	Jul 1942 - Jan 1945	About 1,000 prisoners	Ostdeutsche Baustoffwerke GmbH

8.	Jawischowitz	Jawiszowice	Aug 1942 - Jan 1945	More than 2,500 prisoners	Reichswerke Hermann Göring

9.	Chelmek (Aussenkommando)	Chełmek	Oct 1942 - Dec 1942	About 150 prisoners	Ota Schlesische Schuhwerke ("Bata Shoes")

10.	Monowitz Buna-Werke	Monowice near Oświęcim	Oct 1942 - Jan 1945	10,223 prisoners in three IG Farben locations as of 17 January 1945.	–

11.	Eintrachthütte	Świętochłowice	May 1943 - Jan 1945	1,374 prisoners	Berghütte

12.	Neu-Dachs	Jaworzno	Jun 1943 - Jan 1945	More than 3,500 prisoners	Energieversorgung Oberschlesien Aktiengesellschaft (EVO)

13.	Fürstengrube	Wesoła near Mysłowice	Sep 1943 - Jan 1945	700-1,200 prisoners	IG Farben

14.	Janinagrube (Gute Hoffnung)	Libiąż	Sep 1943 - Jan 1945	877 prisoners	IG Farben

15.	Lagischa	Łagisza, now Będzin	Sep 1943 - Sep 1944	About 1,000 prisoners	Energie-Versorgung Oberschlesien AG

16.	Günthergrube	Lędziny	Feb 1944 - Jan 1945	300-600 prisoners	IG Farben

17.	Gleiwitz I	Gliwice	Mar 1944 - Jan 1945	About 1,300 prisoners	Reichsbahnausbesserungswerk

18.	Laurahütte	Siemianowice Śląskie	Mar/Apr 1944 - Jan 1945	1,000 prisoners	Rhinemetall Borsig AG

19.	Blechhammer	Sławięcice near Blachownia Śląska	Apr 1944 - Jan 1945	609 prisoners	O/S Hydrierwerke AG

20.	Bobrek	Bobrek concentration camp near Oświęcim	May 1944 - Jan 1945	About 50-213 prisoners and about 50 female prisoners	Siemens-Schuckert

21.	Gleiwitz II	Gliwice	May 1944 - Jan 1945	More than 1,000 prisoners	Deutsche Gasrusswerke

22.	Sosnowitz II	Sosnowiec	May 1944 - Jan 1945	About 900 prisoners	Ost Maschinenbau GmbH (Berghüte)

23.	Gleiwitz III	Gliwice	Jul 1944 - Jan 1945	450-600 prisoners	Zieleniewski - Maschinen und Waggonbau GmbH - Krakau

24.	Hindenburg	Zabrze	Aug 1944 - Jan 1945	About 400-500 female prisoners and about 70 prisoners	Vereinigte Oberschlesische Hüttenwerke AG (Oberhütten)

25.	Trzebinia	Trzebionka near Trzebinia	Aug 1944 - Jan 1945	600-800 prisoners	Erdölraffinerie Trzebinia GmbH

26.	Tschechowitz I Bombensucherkommando	Czechowice-Dziedzice	Aug 1944 - Sep 1944	About 100 prisoners	Reichsbahn

27.	Althammer	Stara Kuźnia near Halemby, now Ruda Śląska	Sep 1944 - Jan 1945	About 500 prisoners

28.	Bismarckhütte	Chorzów	Sep 1944 - Jan 1945	About 200 prisoners	Berghütte

29.	Charlottengrube	Rydułtowy	Sep 1944 - Jan 1945	About 1,000 prisoners	Reichswerke Hermann Göring

30.	Neustadt	Prudnik	Sep 1944 - Jan 1945	About 400 female prisoners	Schlesische Feinweberei AG

31.	Tschechowitz II Vacuum	Czechowice-Dziedzice	Sep 1944 - Jan 1945	About 600 prisoners

32.	Hubertshütte	Łagiewniki, now Bytom	Dec 1944 - Jan 1945	200 prisoners	Berghütte-Königs und Birmarckhütte AG

33.	Freudenthal	Bruntal	1944 - Jan 1945	About 300 female prisoners	Emmerich Machold

34.	Lichtewerden	Světlá (now Czech Republic)	Nov 1944 - Jan 1945	About 300 female prisoners	G.A. Buhl und Sohn

Sub-camps with various functions

35.	Sosnitz	Sośnica near Gliwice	Jul 1940 - Aug 1940	About 30 prisoners	For purposes of KL

36.	Porombka (SS-Hütte)	Międzybrodzie Bialskie	Oct/Nov 1940 - Jan 1945	About 50 prisoners and about 10 female prisoners	For purposes of SS

37.	Altdorf	Stara Wieś near Pszczyna	Oct 1942 - 1943	About 20 prisoners	Oberforstamt Pless (Pszczyna forestry authority)

38.	Radostowitz	Radostowice near Pszczyna	1942 - 1943	About 20 prisoners	Oberforstamt Pless

39.	Kobier (Aussenkommando)	Kobiór	1942 - Sep 1943	About 150 prisoners	Oberforstamt Pless

40.	Brünn	Brno	Oct 1943 - Apr 1945	250-150 prisoners	For purposes of SS

41.	Sosnowitz (I)	Sosnowiec	Aug 1943 - Feb 1944	About 100 prisoners

42.	Gleiwitz IV	Gliwice	Jun 1944 - Jan 1945	About 500 prisoners	For purposes of SS

43.	Kattowitz (Sonderkommando)	Katowice	Jan 1944 - Jan 1945	10 prisoners	Gestapo

44.	Bauzug (2 SS)	Karlsruhe, after Stuttgart	Sep 1944 - Oct 1944	About 500 prisoners living in a train	SS-WVHA

Sentence(s)

In the period September 1943 - January 1945 to work here subcamp of Auschwitz Janinagrube also called Gute Hoffnung, prisoners performed work in the sub-camp, there were more than 800 people.
The Janinagrube also called Gute Hoffnung (Sep 1943 - Jan 1945) was a subcamp of Auschwitz.
In the period September 1943 - January 1945 in a subcamp of Auschwitz, Janinagrube also called Gute Hoffnung at Libiąż, there were more than 800 prisoners.

final_sentence: In the period September 1943 - January 1945 to work here subcamp of Auschwitz Janinagrube also called Gute Hoffnung, prisoners performed work in the sub-camp, there were more than 800 people.
final_sentence: The Janinagrube also called Gute Hoffnung (Sep 1943 - Jan 1945) was a subcamp of Auschwitz.
final_sentence: In the period September 1943 - January 1945 in a subcamp of Auschwitz, Janinagrube also called Gute Hoffnung at Libiąż, there were more than 800 prisoners.