 After the war, the Austrian authorities ruled that Lachenbach had not been a concentration camp. This meant that Roma who'd been imprisoned in the camp were not eligible for the compensation awarded to concentration camp survivors. We, former gypsy prisoners of the Lachenbach camp, are obliged to take a stand against the ruling that Lachenbach should not be recognised as a concentration camp. We want to prove that Lachenbach wasn't any different from the other concentration camps.