AuschwitzAusch‧witz /ˈaʊʃwɪts, -vɪts/ 
the largest and most famous Nazi concentration camp in World War II, which was in occupied Poland. Over a million people, mostly Jews, died in this camp, and when people hear the name Auschwitz they think of the extreme cruelty and sadness that people suffered there.
the largest and most famous Nazi concentration camp in World War II, which was in occupied Poland. Over a million people, mostly Jews, died in this camp, and when people hear the name Auschwitz they think of the extreme cruelty and sadness that people suffered there.