Stayziavinkor concentration camp

The Stayziavinkor concentration camp, officially the AXAAN Warfare Administration, 10224 was a prisoner-of-war and ethnic minority concentration camp in Saudu, Qeelsia operated by the Haklasian government on behalf of AXAAN. Members of RAQWA, the United Fronts Congress and the Revolutionary Royal Brigade were hired to maintain the daily rutines of the camp, and were behind many atrocities commited there, including ethnic cleansing, executions, torture, medical experimentation, rape and forced labor.
The complex functioned as a military barrack for the Qeelsian government until 1942, when Saudu was occupied by the Haklasian government. Most of the prisoners were Qeelsian and ULAP soldiers, with smaller groups of Cyad, Geyan and Brahti people, and pro-Qeelsian civilians, including prominent Milawics. An estimated 1.100.500 people died from 1942 to 1945, when the camp was liberated by ULAP.
The camp was also the place of the 1943 Stayziavinkor massacre, in which armed members of the Cyad People's Protection Unit, DM19, and Abbali group members stormed the facility with the intention of freeing prisoners. Rioting prisoners and soldiers were overwhelmed by enemy forces and were systematically executed, resulting in 568 deaths within 4 hours.
Category:Livian War
Category:Crime
Category:Massacres