Soldiers who worked at Auschwitz were a part of the Nazi SS organization and were responsible for operating and guarding the concentration and extermination camp. They carried out various tasks including maintaining security, enforcing discipline, and overseeing the mass killing and disposal of prisoners. These soldiers were heavily involved in the systematic genocide of millions of innocent people during the Holocaust.
Around 7,000 SS Soldiers worked at Auschwitz Concentration Camp during the Holocaust.
generally it was the SS more than soldiers who were stationed to Auschwitz, but it would have been whilst it was in operation, between 1940 and 1945.
all the Jews were gased or worked to death
Auschwitz was a cluster of camps. Some were slave labor camps with slaves from many different backgrounds worked, and where many were worked to death. Auschwitz II Birkenau was a death camp, devoted almost entirely to the slaughter of Jews.
At least 7,500 SS Guards worked at Auschwitz and all of the Sub camps during the Holocaust.At least 7,500 SS Guards worked at Auschwitz and all of the Sub camps during the Holocaust.
Around 7,000 SS Soldiers worked at Auschwitz Concentration Camp during the Holocaust.
Almost none. Auschwitz was run by the SS, a paramilitary organisation, not soldiers.
generally it was the SS more than soldiers who were stationed to Auschwitz, but it would have been whilst it was in operation, between 1940 and 1945.
all the Jews were gased or worked to death
Auschwitz was a cluster of camps. Some were slave labor camps with slaves from many different backgrounds worked, and where many were worked to death. Auschwitz II Birkenau was a death camp, devoted almost entirely to the slaughter of Jews.
At least 7,500 SS Guards worked at Auschwitz and all of the Sub camps during the Holocaust.At least 7,500 SS Guards worked at Auschwitz and all of the Sub camps during the Holocaust.
No. Auschwitz was liberated by the Russians.
about 50,000-100,000
The Nazi soldiers commonly worked the prisoners to exhaustion, then took them to an extermination camp and killed them in gas chambers. Occasionally they would simply shoot them or beat them to death, but many also died of starvation or exhaustion.
Buffalo Soldiers were a Calvary of African American soldiers who fought in the Civil War.
The extermination camp was located in Birkenau, also known as Auschwitz II. However, in the other camps that made up the Auschwitz group or complex, prisoners were worked to death on inadequate rations. Please see the related question.
well Dr. Josef Mengele was one of the notorious doctors that "worked" in concentration camps. Although the Nazis hired many.