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TítuloAuschwitz concentration camp: how it was used in the Nazi system of terror and genocide and in the economy of the Third Reich

Autor

Franciszek Piper

Call number940.5318/0124

Número del objeto03505AA

Lugar de publicaciónBloomington, Indiana, United States, Washington, District of Columbia, United States

EditorialIndiana University Press, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Año de publicación

1998

Paginaciónpp371-386

MaterialArticle

ISBN253333741

NotesPaper presented at the inaugural conference of the United States Holocaust Research Institute and published in the book 'The Holocaust and history.'pp371-386

Descripción

A comprehensive analysis of Auschwitz. Piper examines the history and function of the facility from its initial construction until its liberation in 1945. Focuses on the death tolls of the various incarcerated groups and arrives at a figure that differs substantially from other estimates

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