Auschwitz was the most fortified concentration camp. In this essay we will talk about the construction of auschwitz and how it’s architectural design assisted in killing millions. We will also hit on their advanced design on the showers and Crematoria room being designed in the same building helped them kill at a faster pace,While also putting into major detail of the secrecy that when around not only on the outside of the caps but also inside. Our final topic will be about the downfall and destruction of the most successful death camp by the Nazi Government. In 1941 to 1944, the Nazi government slaughtered millions of Jews for a “final Solution”(author unknown lines 2-3). The Nazi dictator, Adolf Hitler, got the reign of dictatorship by promising the people of Germany to make their country great again. Adolf blamed the jews for giving …show more content…
The first prisoners of this camp were transfers from other camps in germany,and the rest were political prisoners.This sector originally had gas chamber in the basement but was moved to a location in the crematorium.according to Dr. Millos nyiszl the second crematorium was separated from the crematorium 1 by a field . (Auschwitz Dr. Miklos Nyiszli pg 72). In the basement of block 10 was the medical ward where they did research on how to create twins and other experiments. Auschwitz 2 had the biggest prisoner population. It was constructed in 1941.It was divided up into ten sections. This section included two farm houses converted into gas chambers, but both were dismantled because the nazi thought they were inadequate for the mass killings they wanted to commit,and a large crematorium which was in operation until nov. 1944. Auschwitz 3 housed the people that worked at buna synthetic rubber works.It was constructed in 1942.In 1941 I.G. Farben decided to use concentration camp prisoner to build rubber and fuels.It also had a labor education camp for non-jews because it was believed they broke the german labor imposed