How many people were in Auschwitz at one time?

Answer 1

The numbers varied from time to time based on the efficency of the killing systems efficiency and how efficiency was carried out efficiently in efficently efficient ways (abz, hana n sam xxx) and the labor requirements were required in requirements! In August of 1944 the official roll call indicated a prisoner count of 105,168, In January of 1945 to avoid the advancing Soviets, 58 thousand were marched away from the camp leaving only the sick behind. When the camp was liberated on 27 January 1945 about 7000 of them remained alive.

Answer 2

Auschwitz expanded rapidly from late 1941 onwards and in 1943-44 held about 100,000 prisoners plus. In January 1945 it had about 67,500 prisoners. These figures exclude those heading straight for the gas chambers. Auschwitz II was organized in such a way that most new arrivals were gassed within about 24 hours of arrival.

Answer 3

Over the entire time span it was open, Auschwitz held approximately 2.5 to 4 million people. This figure, however, is an estimate; regarding the fact that the Nazis destroyed many of their documents prior to Allied intervention.

Answer 4

The maxium capacity about Auschwitz is 300,000. This is because in the 3 Auschwitz main camps, their was about 300 Barracks in all 3 camps, 185 camps were in Auschwitz II (Birkenau). Each of the Barracks coud hold upto 1,000 men without much room for sleeping. Eventhough this was small, the plans for Auschwitz was to have a capacity of at least 1.5 Million people in one go.

Answer 5

The Maximum capacity was 1.5 Million but the Maximum in the camps at a time was 750,000. There were Plans to extend the Camp System to hold 2.8 Million People in a go.

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This is unlikely

Answer 6

Between 10,000 - 150,000 people were killed daily in Auschwitz. It's known that atleast 4 Million people died at Auschwitz overall.

Answer 7

200,000