Vught
Country	Netherlands
Province	North Brabant
Area - Land - Water	34.46 km² 33.50 km² 0.96 km²
Population 2004 - Density	25,157 751/km²

Vught is a municipality and a town in the southern Netherlands. It is known for its concentration camp, that was in use in World War II. It was part of camp camp Herzogenbusch, but usually better known as "Kamp Vught" (Camp Vught). The camp mainly held Dutch and Belgian political prisoners, both men and women. The guard staff included SS men, Dutch collaborators and a few SS women, headed by Oberaufseherin Margarete Gallinat. Suze Arts was distinguished for her cruelty in the camp. Two female overseers included Elisabeth Koorn and Katja Schot.. It is now known as National Monument Camp Vught.

Population centres

• Cromvoirt
• Vught

External link

• Official Website (http://www.vught.nl)

Province North Brabant

Aalburg - Alphen-Chaam - Asten - Baarle-Nassau - Bergeijk - Bergen op Zoom - Bernheze - Best - Bladel - Boekel - Boxmeer - Boxtel - Breda - Cranendonck - Cuijk - Deurne - Dongen - Drimmelen - Eersel - Eindhoven - Etten-Leur - Geertruidenberg - Geldrop-Mierlo - Gemert-Bakel - Gilze en Rijen - Goirle - Grave - Haaren - Halderberge - Heeze-Leende - Helmond - 's-Hertogenbosch - Heusden - Hilvarenbeek - Laarbeek - Landerd - Lith - Loon op Zand - Maasdonk - Mill en Sint Hubert - Moerdijk - Nuenen, Gerwen en Nederwetten - Oirschot - Oisterwijk - Oosterhout - Oss - Reusel-De Mierden - Roosendaal - Rucphen - Schijndel - Sint Anthonis - Sint-Michielsgestel - Sint-Oedenrode - Someren - Son en Breugel - Steenbergen - Tilburg - Uden - Valkenswaard - Veghel - Veldhoven - Vught - Waalre - Waalwijk - Werkendam - Woensdrecht - Woudrichem - Zundert interactive map (http://www.sdu.nl/staatscourant/gemeentes/gemprovin.htm#NB)

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