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Heiligenbeil was a subcamp of the German concentration camp Stutthof near Danzig. It was named after the East Prussian town Heiligenbeil (now Mamonovo, Russia).

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	'''Heiligenbeil''' was a subcamp of the [[Nazi Germany\|German]] concentration camp [[Stutthof concentration camp\|Stutthof]] near [[Gdansk\|Danzig]]. It was named after the [[East Prussia]]n town Heiligenbeil (now [[Mamonovo]], [[Russia]]).		'''Heiligenbeil''' was a subcamp of the [[Nazi Germany\|German]] [[Nazi Concentration Camp\|concentration camp]] [[Stutthof concentration camp\|Stutthof]] near [[Gdansk\|Danzig]]. It was named after the [[East Prussia]]n town Heiligenbeil (now [[Mamonovo]], [[Russia]]).

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