Located to the south of the SS camp were houses and villas lived in by members of the Dachau SS and their families. The residential estate was publicly accessible.<\/p>\n
A row of SS villas lined the former \u201cStra\u00dfe der SS\u201d, today called the \u201cStra\u00dfe der KZ-Opfer\u201d. They were built during the First World War and belonged to the gunpowder and munitions factory. Still standing today, they were used by the U.S. Army after liberation. Currently they are home to the offices of the Bavarian Riot Police. Panel 7 of the \u201cPath of Remembrance\u201d provides information on the history of the buildings.<\/p>\n
\u201cTheodor-Eicke Platz\u201d, named after the second camp commandant, ran along today\u2019s \u201cPater-Roth-Stra\u00dfe\u201d. Built by prisoners, the complex comprised, along with residential houses, a bakery, a shop, an inn, a post office, and a \u201ccommunity house\u201d with rooms for holding functions. Today the area is built over with new residential houses.<\/p>\n
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