Milišić's brickyard

Milišić's brickyard (Serbian: Milišićeva ciglana, Милишићева циглана) was one of four concentration camps in Belgrade in occupied Serbia during World War II.[1] Several thousand people were imprisoned in Milišić's brickyard, mostly partisans from Dalmatia and Bosnia, and around 500 of them died in this concentration camp.[2]

References

Karabeg, Omer; Branka Prpa, Protić (February 12, 2006). "Sporna rehabilitacija" (in Serbian). Radio Slobodna Evropa. Retrieved December 3, 2010. Beograd je jedini grad u Evropi koji je na svojoj teritoriji imao četiri logora. To su, da podsetimo, Sajmište, Banjički logor, Topovske šupe i Milišićeva ciglana na Zvezdari.
Prpa, Branka. "Tihi susedi" (in Serbian). EL MUNDO SEFARAD. Retrieved December 3, 2010.

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[1] Karabeg, Omer; Branka Prpa, Protić (February 12, 2006). "Sporna rehabilitacija" (in Serbian). Radio Slobodna Evropa. Retrieved December 3, 2010. Beograd je jedini grad u Evropi koji je na svojoj teritoriji imao četiri logora. To su, da podsetimo, Sajmište, Banjički logor, Topovske šupe i Milišićeva ciglana na Zvezdari.

[2] Prpa, Branka. "Tihi susedi" (in Serbian). EL MUNDO SEFARAD. Retrieved December 3, 2010.