index location the building death and torture birkenau famous prisioners conclusion bibliography
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INDEX
• LOCATION• THE BUILDING• DEATH AND TORTURE• BIRKENAU• FAMOUS PRISIONERS• CONCLUSION• BIBLIOGRAPHY
LOCATION
• It was near Cracow (Poland), in a place surrounded by forest and reservoirs
• It was an old headquarter from the Austria-Hungary monarchy
• It was located in an area of 40 km2
• It started to be built on May 1940
THE BUILDING
• At the begining, the capacity of the building was 7000 men, but it was extended to 18000
• It was surrounded by two barbed wire of high voltage
• In the principal door, there was a poster that said “Work shall make you free”
DEATH AND TORTURE• There were many deaths caused by cold
temperatures, exhausting fatigue, and some illnesses such as scurvy or dysentery.
• They shot at twelve people at the same time
• Five people were hanged by the executioner
• This concentration camp was the first to incorporate the gas chamber
Auschwitz II - Birkenau
• It was built on behalf of Heinrich Himmler• The Auschwitz II was bigger than the first
one• It had a capacity of 100.000 people
aprox.• At the beginning, Birkenau was created
as a extermination camp• Inside the building, there were
crematories, each one with a gas chamber, and they could burn 4756 people
THE MOST FAMOUS PRISIONERS IN AUSCHWITZ
• Anne Frank: was a prisioner of Auschwitz-Birkenau between September and October 1944, then she moved to Bergen-Belsen, where she died of fever
• Primo Levi: Italian writer of Jewish origin. He was captured and deported to Auschwitz in the winter of 1944. He survived, and wrote “If This Is a Man”, It was a diary of his life in the concentration camp
CONCLUSIONWe think it was something terrible what
nazis did with this innocent people.The building was a great construction, but
ithadn’t have a good use.
Imagine all the money that spent in it, and, if in spite of they used it to create
Austwitch, they could gave it to the jews.
Bibliography - Fonts Bibliography - Fonts
•Wikipedia•Corazones.org/lugares•auschwitz.org.pl/•remember.org/camps