Auschwitz is the largest concentration camp ever made by the
Nazis. Auschwitz eventually evolved to have three main camps. The first main
camp used many of it’s prisoners to expand the facilities through physical
labor. They even cleared fourty kilometers just for developing areas for the
camp. One of the camps even functioned as a killing center. Enemies of the
Nazis were exterminated in gas chambers, used as slaves, or experimented on for
medical experiments. More than one million people lost their lives in
Auschwitz. Auschwitz may have started as something small but along the way grew
up to one of the largest concentration camp built by the Nazis , to end many
lives, and be a lasting memory.
Many of the people contained in Auschwitz were Jews, Enemies
of the Nazis, and other people Hitler hated. Trains arrived at Auschwitz many
times with Jews coming in from Europe or parts of Germany. With the
transportation system the Jewish genocide had its highest effectiveness. There
were about 1.1 million Jews derported to Auschwitz. In the Auschwitz internment camps there were 39 subcamps
where people were also sent to. Many of them were employed at huge farms like
experimental agricultural stations.
They also worked in coal mines, stone quarries, fisheries, and armament
industries. In conclusion
Auschwitz was a massive concentration camps that had many physical activities
for the prisoners to do.
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