Catholic Zones

Catholic Zones
The Catholic Zone of Adolfosburg, 1934.
Also known as	Catholic ghettos
Location	Creeperopolis
Date	1933–1942
Incident type	Forced relocations
Perpetrators	National Council for Peace and Order
Participants	Miguelist Armed Forces
Organizations	Ministry of Public Safety
Ghetto	Creation: 1933–1935 Liquidation: 1939–1942
Victims	Approximately 100,000

Catholic Zones (Creeperian Spanish: Zonas Católicos) were sectioned off areas of cities across cities controlled by the National Council for Peace and Order (National Council) during the Creeperian Civil War between 1933 and 1942. The sections were used as forced relocation areas for Catholics to segregate them from the rest of the city. They were eventually liquidated between 1939 and 1942, with the Catholics in the zones being forcibly relocated to the six extermination camps established by the National Council.

The Catholic Zones established were:

• Adolfosburg
• Cazalla
• Ciudad de Miguel
• Ciudad Granada
• Denshire
• Joyagua
• Jucuaguel
• Mafrerio
• Masario
• Puerto Senvar
• Quetgoza
• Sechakan
• Teguracoa