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The Weisel family, like many others at Auschwitz, faced numerous dangers, including the constant threat of violence from the guards, the brutal conditions of forced labor, and the risk of extermination in the gas chambers. Their survival was precarious, as food shortages, disease, and harsh weather further contributed to the life-threatening environment. Additionally, the separation from loved ones and the psychological trauma of witnessing the atrocities around them added to the immense peril they faced daily.

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