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                  <text>Petržalka – Engerau – Pozsonyligetfalu</text>
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                <text>Mit der Anzeige des Rudolf Kronberger am 15. Mai 1945 begannen die umfangreichsten Ermittlungen der österreichischen Justiz hinsichtlich der Ahndung nationalsozialistischer Verbrechen in Österreich. In insgesamt sechs Volksgerichtsprozessen wurden zwischen 1945 und 1954 die von SA-Männern und Politischen Leitern im Lager Engerau im Lager Engerau und im Zuge des „Todesmarsches“ von Engerau nach Bad Deutsch-Altenburg verübten Straftaten geahndet. Insgesamt wurden 9 Todesurteile gefällt und die Verurteilten im Wiener Straflandesgericht hingerichtet. Die Verbrechen an ungarisch-jüdischen Zwangsarbeitern beschäftigten die österreichische Justiz bis 1992.</text>
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                <text>A cikk időrendi sorrendben mutatja be azoknak a munkaszolgálatosoknak a sorsát, akiket 1944 decemberében Lichtentwörthbe deportáltak. A „hegyeshalmi halálmars” néven ismertté vált esemény kezdete 1944. október 23. volt, ekkor indították a foglyokat az óbudai téglagyárból. A szerző bemutatja, hogy milyen embertelen körülmények között jutottak el a menetoszlop tagjai Hegyeshalomig, majd innen SS őrizet mellett a burgenlandi Zurányig. Innen vasúti kocsikon ismét visszakerültek Magyarországra, ahol a délkeleti fal (Südostwall) három erődítő táboraiba, Kópházára, Harkára és Ilonamajorra szállították őket. Kópházán november 20-tól mintegy 1300 főleg női fogoly kezdte el az erődítési munkálatokat. Továbbra is kevés élelemmel, a hideggel, a fagyhalál rémével, valamint az állandó fizikai erőszakkal kellett szembenézniük a foglyoknak. A szerző leírja, hogy a szokásos „hipis” (foglyok rendszeres kifosztása) mellett még jellegzetesen kópházi büntetési forma volt a jégverembe zárás, amit csak nagyon kevesen éltek túl. A Kópházán dolgoztatott női munkaszolgálatosokat 1944. december 18-án deportálták Lichtentwörthbe, helyüket férfi foglyok váltották. A hegyeshalmi halálmars másik csoportja, 1300 női fogoly Harkára került, ahol a kópházaihoz hasonló körülmények között kellett túlélniük. Itt a legelterjedtebb büntetési forma a botozás volt. Az itt dolgozó nőket december 12-én szállították át Lichtentwörthbe. Itt tovább folytatódott a foglyok kínzása, a szerző részletesen beszámol az egyéni és a kollektív büntetési formák alkalmazásáról, leírja, hogy milyen fertőző betegségek tizedelték a létszámot. A foglyok túlélésében nagy szerepet játszott, hogy a helyi lakosok, dacolva a veszéllyel, folyamatosan segítették őket. A tábor 1945. április 12-én szabadult fel, ezt a foglyok fele már nem élhette meg. </text>
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                <text>Soproni Szemle. 1992. XLVI. évfolyam 1. szám.</text>
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