Molat concentration camp

The Molat concentration camp was an Italian concentration camp, established during World War II, by Fascist Italy on the island of Molat and was subordinate to the Italian Ministry of the Interior.
The camp existed from June 30, 1942 to September 8, 1943 and, like the Gonars and Rab concentration camps, was used mainly for the internment of Slovenes, and Croats in order to "Italianize" the region of annexed Dalmatia. According to the camp's commemorative plaque, the camp, consisting of five barracks, was passed through by about 20,000 inmates, of whom about 1,000 died, due to the inhumane conditions in the camp or were shot as hostages in retaliation for Partisan attacks.

	June 1942	July 1942	August 1942	September 1942	November 1942	December 1942	January 1943	February 1943
Number of inmates	223	1.320	2.337	2.300	2.200	2.400	1.627	1.500