German Ilag Camps

Ilag

Ilag is an abbreviation of Internierungslager. The Ilags were used to house civilians, typically those living in an occupied country but were citizens of countries with whom Germany was at war, but they also held any civilians who were considered to be enemies of Germany. Where a camp has a "/Z" after it, such as Ilag 7/Z, this stands for Zweiglager and is a sub-branch of the main camp

Camp	Location	Country	Opened	Closed
Ilag	Bad Neuenahr	Germany	10/43	10/43
Ilag	Buchenwald	Germany	08/41	05/45
Ilag	Clermont	France	03/44	08/44
Ilag	Compiègne	France	06/41	09/44
Ilag	Dachau	Germany	?/41	05/45
Ilag	Drancy	France	?/40	08/44
Ilag	Giromagny	France	11/43	03/44
Ilag	Haaren	Holland	09/41	10/44
Ilag (Oflag 6)	Kreuzburg	Poland	01/44	04/44
Ilag (Stalag 344)	Kreuzburg	Poland	05/44	01/45
Ilag	Liebenau	Germany	?/41	?/45
Ilag	Rouen	France	-	08/42
Ilag	Saint-Denis	France	-	08/44
Ilag	Tost	Poland	10/40	03/41
Ilag 3	Treuenbrietzen	Germany	-	-
Ilag	Vittel	France	04/41	05/44
Ilag IV	Eisenberg, Post Ulbersdorf	Czech Republic	01/44	12/44
Ilag VB	Biberach	Germany	12/42	04/45
Ilag VZ	Wurzach	Germany	?/42	04/45
Ilag 6	Dorsten	Germany	09/39	11/42
Ilag 6	Bad Godesberg	Germany	11/42	?/45
Ilag VII	Laufen	Germany	01/42	05/45
Ilag VII/Z	Tittmoning	Germany	02/42	?/45
Ilag VIII	Tost	Poland	03/41	06/42
Ilag VIII/H	Tost	Poland	06/42	11/43
Ilag VIII/Z	Kreuzburg	Poland	07/42	11/43
Ilag 10	Sandbostel	Germany	04/41	?/42
Ilag XIII	Wülzburg	Germany	09/39	04/45
Ilag XVIII	Spittal	Austria	09/44	?/45
Ilag 21	Chludow	Poland	-	-