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  5. Danillo Perluga / Ferluga ✡

Danillo Perluga / Ferluga ✡

Auschwitz no. 166470

Danillo Perluga was born on the 24th of January 1923 in Plewie, Yugoslavia. On the 5th of December Perluga was deported to Auschwitz from Flossenbürg concentration camp on a transport of prisoners of war.

Soviet prisoners of war receiving food in a prisoner of war camp, 1941.
Soviet prisoners of war receiving food in a prisoner of war camp, 1941.

Soviet prisoners of war receiving food in a prisoner of war camp, 1941.
Soviet prisoners of war at the entrance to the prisoner of war camp established by the Germans in Biala Poldaska, Poland.
Soviet prisoners of war at the entrance to the prisoner of war camp established by the Germans in Biala Poldaska, Poland.

Soviet prisoners of war at the entrance to the prisoner of war camp established by the Germans in Biala Poldaska, Poland.
Distribution of food to prisoners in Flossenbürg. The prisoners, who were assigned to the granite quarry, stood to attention before receiving a portion of food from the kapo. Germany, 1944.
Distribution of food to prisoners in Flossenbürg. The prisoners, who were assigned to the granite quarry, stood to attention before receiving a portion of food from the kapo. Germany, 1944.

Distribution of food to prisoners in Flossenbürg. The prisoners, who were assigned to the granite quarry, stood to attention before receiving a portion of food from the kapo. Germany, 1944.
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