Auschwitz

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There was a family camp at Auschwitz, they were held for the medical experiments.

For the most part males and females had separate camps, but they generally did not take families in. That was until the extermination camp was on-line.

For the extermination they would let the males and the females disrobe separately, even if they were to be executed together.

It was the expansion camp (Birkenau) and it was the deathcamp.

she was scared that they were going to get caught. and that when they were caught they were going to drag her out. so mainly it says that the thought of getting caught never left her mind.

Atleast 40,000 people died as Gross-Rosen.

Auschwitz III (Monowitz) was a chemicals plant built and owned by the German chemicals conglomerate IG-Farben. The original intention was to make synthetic rubber, but the plant only managed to produce various plastics. Initially, prisoners were marched to and from the factory from Auschwitz I, but the long distance meant they arrived tired for their slave labour, so IG-Farben built huts and established a satellite camp.

After Auschwitz II (Birkenau) the main killing centre was Treblinka (at least 850,000) victims murdered, then Belzec (where the SS's own final 'count' of 434,508 is known), then Sobibor (about 250,000) and Chelmno (about 152,000). Many Jews were killed, not in camps but in mass open air shootings, especially in Ukraine, Belarus and Lithuania.

The capacity of the crematoria was somewhat over 5,000 a day, but some corpses were burnt in pits. The Holocaust Encyclopedia estimates 6,000 a day for some months in 1944.

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The capacity for gassing for each of the two main krematoria (II and III) was 6 000 per day (or more if they worked overnight, of IV and V it was up to 5 000 per day and at peak they re-opened the little red cottage to increase capacity.

The crematoria could not burn that many corpses (faults appeared in the chimneys of krematorium IV when they worked around the clock), they perfered to have an excess of corpses than to have people waiting to be gasses, at peak there were two great cremation pits behind krematorim V (at the end towards the little red cottage).

Reagan spent the war making movies in the U.S. the answer is a big NO. Moreover, Ausschwitz was liberated by the Russians.

Basically, because they couldn't work. Twin childrenhowever, if found, were not killed immediately at Auschwitz.

The railroad tracks at Auschwitz were used to transport prisoners to the camp. Trains carrying deportees from various parts of Europe would arrive at the camp, and the prisoners would be unloaded and subjected to the selection process. The tracks were a key infrastructure element in the efficient operation of the Holocaust.

It is very hard to say. Assuming that the killings would have been halted immediately, a singifnicant proportion of the Hungarian Jews and some others would have been saved. (In the summer and auturmn of 1944 the extermination camp at Auschwitz was mainly concerned with killing Hungarian Jews).

Assuming that Piper's estimates are correct and that about one million Jews were killed at Auschwitz, an end to the killings on 20 or 21 July might have reduced the total number of Jews killed at Auschwitz by about 100,000-120,000 to about 880,000-900,000. Please bear in mind that these figures are very rough estimates.

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Memmingen Airport (FMM / EDJA). This airport has international flights from Memmingen, Germany and is about 61km driving distance from the center of Ulm.

Auschwitz was the name of a group of Nazi concentration camps and an extermination camp in occupied Poland. It is important because an estimated 1.15 million victims were killed there - the highest death toll at any Nazi camp or complex of camps.

It's not a word that means anything, it's just the German version for the city of Oświęcim in Poland. It was renamed by the Germans following their invasion of Poland in 1939.

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Wednesday 5th April 1944.

For it mass killings and its profittable labour workings

Krakow is 37 miles away from Auschwitz (59.545728 km)

About 300 prisoners escaped from Auschwitz without being recaptured.

They don't know for certain because the evidence has been burned but they think it was in between A-25060 and A-25271.

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About 4.5 Million people were sent to Auschwitz.