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This was one of the many leaders at Auschwitz and controlled a good part of the camp and had a lot of power in say and what happened during the holocaust.

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in World War 2 there were multiple holocausts during the time period like the Japanese holocaust was even worse than than Germany's holocaust around 30 Million Japanese,Vietnamese, Chinese and more was killed and around 80,000 woman were raped during this holocaust and at least 50,000 killed children.

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was the biggest hard labor and concentration camp and was the deadliest out of all of the camps out in Germany.

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“that if such an old prisoner had got away, it wasn’t worth the trouble looking for him.”

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Johann Schwarzhuber this was the camps head leader and made the decisions about the killings and what to do with all the jews 

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Johann Schwarzhuber this was the camps head leader and made the decisions about the killings and what to do with all the jews 

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The portable gallows were a movable hanging device that the Nazis would take with them whenever they would go to take over countries or villages or small towns.

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The portable gallows were a movable hanging device that the Nazis would take with them whenever they would go to take over countries or villages or small towns.

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Malka met this man when she was first transported to the Dossin Barracks waiting to get sent to a hard labor camp or even worse a concentration camp. Edek was also try to escape from Auschwitz with Malka.

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this is the place you were taken to before you were transported to your hard labor camp or your concentration camp.

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Malka was the youngest of five children and was born on the 26 of January 1918. Malka and her family moved to Belgium march 21 1928. two years after Germany took control of Belgium Malka was arrested on July 22 1941 for trying to find a hiding place for her and her family. On the 15 of September Malka was taken to the first camp named Juden Rampe right outside of Auschwitz. After the normal casualties at Juden, Malka was moved to Auschwitz.