Jucuaguel Extermination Camp

Jucuaguel
Jucuaguel
Extermination Camp
	The extermination camp in 1943.
Known for	Being an extermination camp of the De-Catholization
Location	Jucuaguel, Adolfosburg, Creeperopolis
Built by	National Council for Peace and Order
Operated by	Miguelist Army
Commandant	Cristian Ordóñez Montreal
Original use	Prisoner of War camp
First built	1933-1934
Operational	1934-1949
Number of gas chambers	2
Inmates	Creeperian Catholics, Romerists
Number of inmates	610,000
Killed	600,000
Liberated by	Catholic Imperial Restoration Council, September 2, 1949

The Jucuaguel Extermination Camp operated from 1934 to 1949 during the Creeperian Civil War. It was operated by the National Council for Peace and Order. The camp was the one of the six extermination camps of the De-Catholization under the National Council for Peace and Order. It was liberted on September 2, 1949, by the Catholic Imperial Restoration Council. Around 600,000 died in the camp during the genocide.

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