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Here's some facts which leaded Auschwitz to be the most infamous, bloodiest and cruel camp in history
-Auschwitz killed 1.15 million prisoners
-Auschwitz had 48 camps, 3 main and 45 sub camps, some for woman inmates.
-Killed children upon arrival
-Gas chambers was used in 1941 using Zyklon B gas
-Auschwitz started to shoot children and elderly people when the shootings began
-Done lethal experiaments on twin children's
-Slave labour at the camps gave the German economy 60 million reichmarks is £125 million pound in today's money
This made Auschwitz a well know camp in the nazi camp history for its cruel and unhumanity
What else can I help you with?
Who started aushwitz concentration camp?
Rudolph Hoess
What are the settings in the boy in the stripped pajamas?
Aushwitz, a death camp.
What was the biggest Nazi transit camp?
There was no 'league table'.
What concentration camp did Otto Frank live in?
Otto Frank was sent to Aushwitz, the biggest camp, in August 1944. He got out on the Aushwitz death march, and went back to Amsterdam in about January 1945. :)
Was aushwitz built to exterminate Jews?
It functioned as a labor camp and an extermination camp. The majority of those killed were Jewish.
Who won aushwitz?
Auschwitz was a concentration camp. It's not something one "wins."
Who said work is liberty in night?
It was a sign at the entrance of aushwitz (a concentration camp)
Was aushwitz and dachau the same?
They were not the same, but they were the most famous camp in their respective roles.
When did in The Boy in the Striped Pajamas a book tack place?
Aushwitz concentration camp 1942
What happened to annes mother at the concentration camp?
Her mother died of starvation at Aushwitz, January 6, 1945.
Was not an infamous extermination camp?
Edam was not an infamous extermination camp - it is a cheese. Was this question supplied with multiple choice answers perchance. The multiple choice was Leningrad Treblinka Auschwitz Jasenovac
What did they use in concentration camp's?
gas chambers, death marches, starvation, over working....research some more about concentration camps back then. The biggest was Aushwitz in Germany. (Sorry for the misspelling I'm not sure if that's how you spell Aushwitz).
