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A reconstruction of brick bunks at Auschwitz concentration and extermination camp which was located in German-occupied Poland. Four to seven prisoners had to sleep in each compartment. Over one million people died in this complex at the hands of the Nazi SS. Auschwitz was one of the main instruments of the Holocaust.
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