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When a Jew was about to be killed, Nazis would make them remove their clothes. This stack of clothes represents how many Jews were actually killed.

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In this picture you can tell how cramped everyone really was and how no one had personal space. They had 3-4 people per bed.

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Jewish people were packed together while they slept.

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Jewish people were packed together while they slept.

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Jewish People and prisoners were burned alive and bodies were disposed of in these facilities as well. This was the fire and smell described in the book.

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Smoke exhaust from crematorium in Auschwitz. 

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Smoke exhaust from crematorium in Auschwitz. 

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These uniforms as well as the shaved haircut is just one of the many methods used to dehumanize prisoners and encourage brutal treatment from guards.

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Jewish people had to wear "striped pajamas"

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Jewish people had to wear "striped pajamas"

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It really made Auschwitz feel like a prison. This ensured that no one could escape which probably cause Jews to lose even more hope.

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This is most likely the same rails that Elie arrived on in the book. This is where the prisoners were trapped in hot cramped train cars with no water and food.

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This shows how tough life was. This person was supposed to be working in the field, but they literally broke down.

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The nourishment was not over after the train ride to the camp, it was almost worse. Not only were the prisoners starved to death but they also were dehydrated.