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Brickworks of the SS-owned company, Deutsche Erd- and Steinwerke.
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The brickworks was planned to provide building materials for "Führer buildings" along the Elbe River in Hamburg.
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Brickworks. Approximately 55,000 of the 106,000 inmates at Neuengamme died, many from the rigors of hard labor.
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Brickworks.
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Brickworks.
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Brickworks.
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Brickworks.
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Brickworks.
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Kiln in the brickworks.
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Carts like these were used to transport clay to the factory from nearby clay pits.
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Forced laborers built a branch canal connecting the camp with the Dove-Elbe River.
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View of the Walther-Werke workshops for forced labor. Rifles were manufactured here for the war effort.
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Walther-Werke workshop. This section has been converted into an exhibition. The other sections of the workshops are still used for prisoner labor.
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Walther-Werke workshop.
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Foundry.
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Foundations of the greenhouse in the camp nursery.
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