What were prisoners fed In Auschwitz?

Answer 1

Yes, they but were fed but very poorly to say the least.

The allowed caloric intake per prisoner was 600 calories per day or possibly less.

Not to mention "guards" would often play favorites and some would not eat for days.

It was just enough to keep the strong alive to work and that was not even considered important. Meals were served from large soup-pots that were mostly water. There is a reason you see Holocaust pictures of skeleton looking prisoners, but yes, they were technically "fed."

In comparison, most Americans eat well above 2000 calories per day and 2000 is considered basic.

Answer 2

They usually ate once every day, however, some would eat only once every two-three days. The rations were small, and the food was of minimal nutritional value. Most of the prisoners became very emaciated from poor nutrition and slave labor.

Answer 3

They were fed with bowls of soup and small rations of bread each day. Some of the Jews would die of starvation and either would be hung to death.