Auschwitz

Number one went to the first person processed, number two went to the second person processed, and so forth.

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The crematoria (ovens) at Auschwitz were built by J A Topf und Soehne, of Erfurt. The firm has nothing to do with the construction of the Titantic.

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Yes I saw the blueprints for Auschwitz with Topf & Sons as the builders of the ovens but at that time I heard they were also builders of the boilers which may very well be as they were in exiatance prior to the firest World War

They were made by J.A. Topf und Soehne, of Erfurt. The firm had a long-standing reputation for making crematoria that could reach the necessary temperatures using cheap, low-grade coal.

No, Auschwitz was in Nazi-occupied Poland. No U.S. troops fought in Poland.

no, she was sent to Bergen-Belsen

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As the Soviet Army approached Auschwitz the SS tried to evacuate the Auschwitz camps in a death march to Gross Rosen. They also blew up the gas chambers and crematoria. Auschwitz I, II and III were liberated by the Soviet Army on 27 January 1945, which has since become Holocaust Remembrance Day.

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Auschwitz was a cluster of camps. Some were slave labor camps with slaves from many different backgrounds worked, and where many were worked to death. Auschwitz II Birkenau was a death camp, devoted almost entirely to the slaughter of Jews.

Depending on the source of the doubt and the correction that they seek to make to the number, the issue can lead to a person being Anti-Semitic or not.

There was a serious controversy over the number of people who died at Auschwitz. The figure of 4 million was that put out by the Soviet authorities shortly after the liberation of Auschwitz and was based on the assumption that all the gas chambers and crematoria worked to capacity practically round the clock, and needed almost no maintenance or repairs. Most mainline scholars, including those that work for the Holocaust Museum at Auschwitz have made more realistic estimates, putting the death tolls in Auschwitz at around 1.1-1.3 million deaths. It should be noted that this does not change HOW many Jews and others perished in the Holocaust, just WHERE Jews and others perished in the Holocaust. Some camps like Belzec, have had their numbers revised upwards and were much deadlier for the occupants with only seven survivors upon liberation. This serious inquiry into the number

There are others, primarily White Supremacists, Nazi sympathizers and avowed Anti-Semites, who hold that far fewer individuals died at Auschwitz (like 10,000 or 100,000) or that none died at all. These numbers are not motivated by an actual desire to know the true body counts at Auschwitz and are actually trying to question the history of the Holocaust. This is opposition to actual facts and, because the target of false history is the Jews, an Anti-Semitic position.

about ten thousand, though of those sent to the camps for other crimes many may have been homosexual.

Auschwitz today is part of a Polish town called Oswiecim, Poland.

Because the jews all had their legs cut off and replaced with unicycles

Non-Jewish prisoners had a much better chance than Jewish prisoners. For example the British POWs were used as slave labour, but were treared much better with proper food rations and were not subject to random beatings.

Soviet POWs were not treated much better that Jewish prisoners and almost all of them were worked to death.

Political prisoners and criminals were generally given positions or responsibility, they were kapos, which meant that they would be able to take rations from others.

For the Jewish inmates, who were the majority, their choices were limited. If they could get an indoor job, especially one in the 'Kanada' section, or in the kitchens they stood a better chance of not dieing from exposure or illness, but were still subject to 'selection' or random beatings. In general it was down to luck if they survived.

According to research done by the Auschwitz Musuem about 85% of the those killed at the Auschwitz group of camps were Jews. The others included Roma/Sinti (gypsies), Poles, Soviet prisoners of war, Jehovah's Witnesses and 48 homosexuals.

Hitler never visited Auschwitz, nor any other death camps (not to be confused with concentration camps). This forms part of the argument that Hitler was not to blame for the Holocaust as he never directly ordered extermination.

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A desperate argument because he knew perfectly well the purpose of the concentration and extermination camps as they were part of his own policy. That heading photo is of a pair of cremators in one of the camps.

Take train or other transport to Krakow and then take regular bus or train to Osevitch (phonetic spelling only, not correct Polish spelling)

not too many, hanging was only used for examples, usually those sentenced to death were shot (and later of course gassed).

Auschwitz, the setting of the majority of the story, is important because it's the one of the harshest concentration camp created by the Germans.

Shmuel, a Jewish boy, is forced to live in Auschwitz and Bruno, a German boy, is also forced to live there as well (this is because his father, the commandant got transferred to Auschwitz and the whole family had to follow him).

When the allies liberated Auschwitz they founded, money in all currencies, Jewelry, shoes, clothing, little amount of documents about the camp, pictures of Auschwitz (e.g. Selection Processing). Soviets didn't found much because the SS Officers burned or thrown them into lakes or ponds or rivers

• The Soviet Army was approaching Auschwitz and the SS guards knew they could expect no mercy at all if they were captured.
• The SS wanted to cover up what had happened there.
• The SS also wanted to prevent the liberation of the prisoners, and therefore took them on death marches to other camps inside Germany.

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none, it was a concentration camp, everyone was already in custody.

A-17360 was Elli Friedmann's tattoo number in I Have Lived A Thousand Years.