Concentration Camp Records for Griessel Surnames

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A	GRIESSEL	View Record
ABRAHAM	GRIESSEL	View Record
ABRAHAM J	GRIESSEL	View Record
ADRIAAN	GRIESSEL	View Record
ANNA	GRIESSEL	View Record
ANNA	GRIESSEL	View Record
BETTY	GRIESSEL	View Record
C	GRIESSEL	View Record
CAROLENA M	GRIESSEL	View Record
CATHARINA ELIZABETH	GRIESSEL	View Record
CECELIA	GRIESSEL	View Record
DAVID J	GRIESSEL	View Record
ELSIE SOPHIA	GRIESSEL	View Record
ESTHER	GRIESSEL	View Record
ESTHER	GRIESSEL	View Record
ESTHER	GRIESSEL	View Record
GERBRECHT	GRIESSEL	View Record
GERT	GRIESSEL	View Record
GERT J	GRIESSEL	View Record
GERTRUDA	GRIESSEL	View Record
GERTRUDE	GRIESSEL	View Record
GERTRUDE E	GRIESSEL	View Record
H	GRIESSEL	View Record
HENDRIK	GRIESSEL	View Record
HENDRIK	GRIESSEL	View Record
HENDRIK J	GRIESSEL	View Record
HENDRIK JACOBUS	GRIESSEL	View Record
HENDRIK JACOBUS	GRIESSEL	View Record
HENDRINA JOHANNA ALETTA	GRIESSEL	View Record
JACOB	GRIESSEL	View Record
JOHAN D	GRIESSEL	View Record
JOHAN J	GRIESSEL	View Record
JOHANNA	GRIESSEL	View Record
JOHANNA SUSANNA	GRIESSEL	View Record
JOHANNES	GRIESSEL	View Record
JOHANNES JURIE	GRIESSEL	View Record
JOHN	GRIESSEL	View Record
MAGDALENA	GRIESSEL	View Record
MAGDALENA	GRIESSEL	View Record
MARIA	GRIESSEL	View Record
MARIA	GRIESSEL	View Record
MARIA M	GRIESSEL	View Record
MARTHA E	GRIESSEL	View Record
MARTHINUS	GRIESSEL	View Record
NETTIE	GRIESSEL	View Record
SAGRIJA	GRIESSEL	View Record
SAREL	GRIESSEL	View Record
SAREL	GRIESSEL	View Record
SOPHIA CAROL	GRIESSEL	View Record
STEF GERHARDUS	GRIESSEL	View Record
STEFS	GRIESSEL	View Record
SUSANNA	GRIESSEL	View Record
WILLEM JOHANNES	GRIESSEL	View Record
WYNAND	GRIESSEL	View Record

Concentration Camps

During the Second Anglo-Boer War which lasted from 1899–1902, the British operated concentration camps in South Africa: the term "concentration camp" grew in prominence during that period. The camps had originally been set up by the British Army as refugee camps in order to provide refuge for civilian families who had been forced to abandon their homes for any reason which was related to the war.