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During the history of Buchenwald concentration camp. thousands of people were imprisoned.

## List of prisoners

* Roy Allen. American pilot
* جان اميرى. Austrian-Belgian writer
* Robert Antelme. French writer
* يعقوب افيجدور. before World War II Chief Rabbi of دروجوبيتش. afterward Chief Rabbi of Mexico
* Conrad Baars. psychiatrist
* فريتز بيكهارت. German-Jewish World War I fighter pilot
* Fritz Behr. German politician (SPD, SED), educator and literary scholar who would become mayor of Weimar
* Robert Benoist. French world champion motor racing driver and member of the British Special Operations Executive, executed on 9 September 1944
* برونو بيتلهيم. Jewish Austrian-American child psychologist
* Józef Biniszkiewicz. Polish socialist politician
* Jan Bissinger. German-Polish Forestry Engineer, Polish WWII Fighter
* ليون بلوم. Jewish French politician, pre-and post-war long-term French prime minister
* ديتريش بونهوفر. Protestant theologian and prominent member of the Confessing Church
* Boris Braun. Croatian University professor
* رودولف برازدا. the last known surviving homosexual deported to the camps; died in 2011
* رودولف بريتستشيد. former member of the SPD and leader of its faction in the Weimar Reichstag, died in the camp in 1944
* Christopher Burney. British officer and Special Operations Executive (SOE) operative
* Marian Ciepielowski. Polish physician
* روبرت كلارى. French actor, Corporal Louis LeBeau in the *Hogan's Heroes* television series
* رين كوجنى. French general
* Seweryn Franciszek Światopełk-Czetwertyński. Polish politician
* ادوار دلادييه. French politician, former head of the French government
* مارسيل داسو. French aviation entrepreneur who founded the Dassault Group
* هيلى د ساينت مارك. member of the French resistance, later involved in the attempted Algiers putsch of 1961
* Léon Delarbre. French artist and museum curator
* Laure Diebold. French resistant, Compagnon de la Libération
* فيليم دريز. Dutch politician and prime minister, held as hostage in Buchenwald from 1940 to 1941
* Ernest Emanuel Israel Dreyfus. painter who emigrated to London and then to Chicago, Illinois
* فرانز اهرليتش. German architect, designer of the Buchenwald entrance gates
* Marian Filar. Polish Jewish concert pianist and virtuoso.
* لودويك فليك. Polish serologist and philosopher of science.
* هنرى فراجير. French resistance member, second in command of CARTE, then head of DONKEYMAN network
* جوسيف فرانك (نقابى من تشيكوسلوفاكيا). Czech communist
* Carl Simon Fried. physician, radiologist, poet
* Joseph Friedenson. writer and editor
* Frans Frison, Belgian resister, transported from حصن بريندونك.
* اوجسانت فروليش. German Roman Catholic priest active in resistance movement against the National Socialism
* Otto Gerig. German Politician for Centrum Party, die in the camp
* Henry P. Glass. Austrian Architect and Industrial Designer, transferred from Dachau in September 1938, released in January 1939, moved to the US
* البين جراو. film producer (*[[Nosferatu]]*, 1922)
* موريس هالبواكس French sociologist, died in the camp in 1945
* , Dutch psychiatrist
* Bertrand Herz. French engineer, president of IKBD (International Committee Buchenwald Dora and commandos)
* كورت هارتزستارك inventor of the Curta calculator. hand-held, hand-cranked mechanical calculator
* هاينريش ادوارد جاكوب. German writer
* Paul-Émile Janson. Belgian politician, former Prime Minister of Belgium, died in the camp in 1944
* يواخيم ارنست من انهالت. died in Soviet custody in 1947.
* ليون جوو. French trade unionist and جايزة نوبل للسلام laureate
* Józef Kachel. Scout leader, head of the pre-war Polish Scouting Association in Germany
* ايمرى كيرتيس writer, 2002 جايزة نوبل فى الادب recipient
* اوجين كوجون. anti-Nazi activist, later Christian Socialist, professor, broadcaster and author
* فيل لامسون. Squadron Leader. Royal New Zealand Air Force
* Leon Lasota. (born 1921) Polish resistance fighter and political dissident. Successfully escaped the camp after three years of internment. Subsequently assisted the Allies as a translator.
* يسرائيل مئير لاو (born 1937), الحاخاميه الكبرى فى اسرائيل
* هيرمان ليوپولدى. Austrian composer and entertainer
* فريتز لوهنير بيدا. Austrian lyricist
* ارتور لندن. senior Czech communist and writer, future government minister
* جاك لوسيران. blind French memoirist and professor
* مافالدا اميره سافوى. the daughter of فيكتور ايمانويل التالت. died in the camp in 1944.
* هنرى ماسبيرو. French Sinologist, pioneering scholar of Taoism, died in the camp in March 1945
* كارل ماير (سياسى من المانيا). ادولف هيتلر's immediate superior in an Army Intelligence Division in the Reichswehr, 1919–1920, died in the camp in 1945
* Mel Mermelstein
* بول مورجان. Austrian actor, died in the camp in 1938
* Joseph F. Moser. American pilot
* Ferdinand Münz (1888-1969), chemist. The inventor of EDTA.
* جون اتش. نوبل. American-born gulag survivor and author; Family owner of the براكتيكا Camera factory, Dresden 1945
* Louis Nouveau. French, member Pat O'Leary escape line
* Andrée Peel. Member of the French resistance
* Rudolf Perth. Austrian politician and Jew 1938.
* Harry Peulevé. an agent of the SOE who managed to escape Buchenwald with فورست فريدريك ادوارد يو توماس.
* هنرى پيك. Dutch painter and twin brother of انتون پيك
* Karl Plättner. Communist
* بول راسنييه. considered the father of Holocaust denial
* جان ريبود. French corporate executive and former chairman of Schlumberger
* جاكوب روزنفيلد. minister of health under Mao
* هربرت ساندبرج (فنان). artist, designer, publisher of *[[Ulenspiegel (magazine)|Ulenspiegel]]*
* بول شنايدر (مقاوم من الرايخ الالمانى). German pastor, died in the camp in 1939
* جورج سمبران. Spanish intellectual and politician and culture minister of Spain (1988–91)
* چورا سويفير. Austrian poet and dramatist, died in the camp in 1939
* بوريس تاسليتسكى (1911- 2005), French painter.
* ايرنست ثالمان. leader of the Communist Party of Germany. died in the camp in April 1944
* Jack van der Geest. escapee
* فريد واندير. Austrian writer
* ايرنست ويتشيرت. German writer
* ايلى فيزيل. Romanian Jewish French-American writer, 1986 جايزة نوبل للسلام recipient
* فورست فريدريك ادوارد يو توماس. Royal Air Force Wing Commander and British Special Operations Executive (SOE) agent, codenamed "The White Rabbit"
* Petr Zenkl. Czech National Social Party politician, deputy Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia (1946–1948)
* Icilio Zuliani. Italian footballer, died after liberation in 1945
* هوريا سيما. imprisoned in a humane section of the camp alongside other Iron Guard members
* Magdeev Stanislav Vasilievich. russian kid, liberated in 1945

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