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{{Infobox_location|title = Auschwitz|image = Auschwitz.JPG|imagecaption = Top: The Arbeit macht frei ("work sets you free") gate to Auschwitz I, the main camp
{{Infobox_location|title = Auschwitz|image = Auschwitz.JPG|imagecaption = Top: The Arbeit macht frei ("work sets you free") gate to Auschwitz I, the main camp


Above: Train track, in operation May–October 1944, leading through the gate to the gas chambers at Auschwitz II-Birkenau|map = Auscwitzmap.JPG|mapcaption = The location of Auschwitz within Europe.|inhabitants = 1,300,000 inmates, 7,000 guards}}''Content Warning: This article contains extensive''
Above: Train track, in operation May–October 1944, leading through the gate to the gas chambers at Auschwitz II-Birkenau|map = Auscwitzmap.JPG|mapcaption = The location of Auschwitz within Europe.|inhabitants = 1,300,000 inmates, 7,000 guards}}''Content Warning: This article contains extensive disscuision of disturbing subjects around genocide, racism, torture, murder, death, violence and rape.''


'''Auschwitz''' is the name of a complex of 40 [[Concentration Camp|concentration camps]] within [[Republic of Poland|Poland]] built by [[Nazi Germany]] during [[World War II]] and the [[Holocaust]] for the purpose of [[Mass Killing|mass extermination]] of hundreds of thousands people.
'''Auschwitz''' is the name of a complex of 40 [[Concentration Camp|concentration camps]] within [[Republic of Poland|Poland]] built by [[Nazi Germany]] during [[World War II]] and the [[Holocaust]] for the purpose of [[Mass Killing|mass extermination]] of over a million people.


== History ==
== History ==

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</image> <image source="map"></image> <label>Type</label> <label>Level</label> <label>Location</label> <label>Inhabitants</label> </infobox>Content Warning: This article contains extensive disscuision of disturbing subjects around genocide, racism, torture, murder, death, violence and rape. Auschwitz is the name of a complex of 40 concentration camps within Poland built by Nazi Germany during World War II and the Holocaust for the purpose of mass extermination of over a million people.

History

Construction

After the War

Mass Killings

Resistance