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What was the location of the most famous Nazi extermination camp?
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Where was the location of a nazi extermination camp?
The best known Nazi concentration camp, Auschwitz, was in Poland. There were camps in a number of locations around Europe.
What nazi extermination camp did a successful prisoner uprise?
Treblinka extermination camp
What are some famous paranormal hauntings?
Ancient Ram Inn, Auschwitz Nazi extermination camp, Stonehenge,
What does extermination camp mean?
well an extermination camp is a camp where the Jews are sent so that the Nazi's can exterminate them or in other words where they can kill them.. try and kill off the race.
Was dachau an extermination camp?
During the Holocaust, Dachau was a Concentration Camp.
Where was the largest Nazi death camps located?
Auschwitz Birkenau, it acts as an death camp but it's an extermination camp.
What type of camp was Auschwitz?
Auschwitz I was the original Auschwitz camp, set up in May 1940, mainly for Polish political prisoners and the Polish elites. It also housed the main administrative offices for the whole complex of camps as well as the blocks where medical experiments were carried out, and execution chambers.
Was st Helena a nazi extermination camp?
No. It is an island in the South Atlantic. Napoleon was banished there in 1815.
Site of a nazi extermination camp in southwestern Poland during World War 2?
The city in southwestern Poland, the site of the largest Nazi death camp during WW2 is Auschwitz
What was the purpose or nature of sobibor?
Sobibor was a Nazi German extermination camp located on the outskirts of the village of Sobibó.
Was Auschwitz the main camp?
From early 1942 Auschwitz operated as both. The only other camp that served as both a concentration camp and extermination camp was Majdanek.
Where did the Nazis begin to deport Jews?
The most famous concentration camp was called Auschwitz and it was a network of Nazi concentration and extermination camps built and operated by the Third Reich in Polish areas annexed by Nazi Germany during World War II.
