Auschwitz 1940-1945

editors of the series Waclaw Dlugoborski, Franciszek Piper

Oswiecim

Auschwitz-Birkenau state museum

2000

5 v.

The origins of the camp
The construction, expansion and development of the camp and its branches
Functional goals and tasks of the camp
Organizational structure of Auschwitz concentration camp
The Auschwitz SS Garrison
Reasons for confinement in the camp and categories of prisoners
Quarantine on arrival
The housing, clothing and feeding of the prisoners
The working day for Auschwitz prisoners
The exploitation of prisoner labor
Plundering the victims' property
Women in the Auschwitz concentration camp
Children and Adolescents in Auschwitz
The hospitals at Auschiwtz concentration camp
Experiments
Punishement and torture
Utilization of the victims' corpses
Contact with the outside world
Release from camp and departure quarantine
The role of the Auschwitz camp in the Nazi policy of enslavement and mass murder
The methods of mass murder
The number of victims
The camp resistance movement
The behavior of the prisoners and instances of spontaneous resistance
Mutual aid and solidarity
The etablishment and growth of the clandestine movement in the camp
The resistance movement in the vicinity of the camp and its support of the prisoners
Escapes from the camp
Mutinies in the camp
Gathering and disseminating evidence of the crimes committed by the Nazis
The liquidation of the camp
KZ Syndrome
The apprehension and punishement of the Auschwitz concentration camp staff
A calendar of the most important events in the history of the Auschwitz concentration camp

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