Concentration Camp Records for Volschink Surnames

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ADRIAN	VOLSCHINK	View Record
ADRIAN J	VOLSCHINK	View Record
ALBERTUS	VOLSCHINK	View Record
ALETTA C	VOLSCHINK	View Record
ALETTA GERTRUIDA	VOLSCHINK	View Record
ANNA	VOLSCHINK	View Record
ANNA SUS	VOLSCHINK	View Record
ANNIE	VOLSCHINK	View Record
ANNIE CATHERINA	VOLSCHINK	View Record
BABY	VOLSCHINK	View Record
CAREL G	VOLSCHINK	View Record
CATARINA MARIA JOHANNA	VOLSCHINK	View Record
CATH GER	VOLSCHINK	View Record
CATH GERTRUIDA	VOLSCHINK	View Record
CATH JOH	VOLSCHINK	View Record
CATHERINA	VOLSCHINK	View Record
CORNELIA	VOLSCHINK	View Record
CORNELIA	VOLSCHINK	View Record
CORNELIUS RUSTORFF	VOLSCHINK	View Record
DINA	VOLSCHINK	View Record
DINA A C	VOLSCHINK	View Record
DINA C	VOLSCHINK	View Record
DINA CAROLINA	VOLSCHINK	View Record
DINA D C	VOLSCHINK	View Record
DINA JOHANNA	VOLSCHINK	View Record
DINA JOHANNA	VOLSCHINK	View Record
FRED WILLEM	VOLSCHINK	View Record
GERT JOH	VOLSCHINK	View Record
JACOBUS M	VOLSCHINK	View Record
JAN	VOLSCHINK	View Record
JAN ERNST	VOLSCHINK	View Record
JAN ERNST	VOLSCHINK	View Record
JOHANNA	VOLSCHINK	View Record
JOHANNA D	VOLSCHINK	View Record
JOHANNA D	VOLSCHINK	View Record
JOHANNA DOR	VOLSCHINK	View Record
KAREL	VOLSCHINK	View Record
MAGD	VOLSCHINK	View Record
MAGDALENA MARIA	VOLSCHINK	View Record
MARIA	VOLSCHINK	View Record
MARIA	VOLSCHINK	View Record
MARIA	VOLSCHINK	View Record
MARIA ELISABETH	VOLSCHINK	View Record
MARIA JOHANNA	VOLSCHINK	View Record
MARIA MAG	VOLSCHINK	View Record
MARTINUS	VOLSCHINK	View Record
PETER RUSTORFF	VOLSCHINK	View Record
PETRUS C	VOLSCHINK	View Record
PHIL JAC	VOLSCHINK	View Record
SUSARA ELIZ	VOLSCHINK	View Record
SUSARA ELIZ	VOLSCHINK	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.