Is auswitch in germany or poland??

Auschwitz is in Poland, between Warsaw and Lodz in a little city called, Oswiecim.

Poland... there are camps scattered all over eastern europe though... that was definitely the biggest though.

Auchwitz is in Poland.

Poland, you can find tons of information about this concentration camp from the archives at the Holocaust Museum in Washington DC, website listed

Its in Poland, a very good tourist attraction . I've been and it was nice, i'd recommend it to anyone.

the German concentration camp { Auschwitz } was in Poland must of those camps were not on German soil and but on railroad lines. try holocaust .com

poland

its in poland between warszawa and lodz and oswiecim

Poland, Auschwitz is the German name for the place. Auschwitz was a death camp and not a concentration camp. People went there for extermination, well by the end of the war, they didn't go there to work, hence concentration. Auschwitz originally was a camp for political prisoners and not an extermination camp. Socialists and other political enemies were rounded up and sent there. Later on it became the centre of death that it is infamous for. As Hitler was loosing the war he wanted to win the war against Jewry. Hence the rise in slaughter.

I agree with teddy's historical facts, and Auschwitz is in nowaday's Poland. But then, it was within the borders of the German Reich. So it depends on which time in history you refer to.

The maybe darkest hour in the history of the Auschwitz concentration camp was when the Nazis sent prisoners on a death march into Germany, where again thousands died before the Russian army could finally invade.

As a German, there are a few things about WWII I never understood. Why did they scarifice such a lot of people of their own "Arian" folk? And, does mass madness coincide with mass murder? Why did the people from my neighbor village lock their Nazi mayor into his own cellar and would guard them with their arms until the Americans marched in? As my grannys told me (and I believe them) there were lots of such scenes happening. But they hoisted white flags all around.

And there were many people in Germany who helped Jews. "Schindler's List" dramatizes it, but there were many, many more. A lot of them didn't live to tell, but even in my small village, I know one or two who survived. One was caught, and was exterminated at Dachau, together with the Jewish family he hid.

Talking about Dachau, and Auschwitz, these two towns still exist, and are quite normal pretty little towns in their respective countries. But, probably, you shouldn't do what a friend of mine did: He went to the USA with a VISA credit card issued by the "Sparkasse Dachau". He really didn't think about it, actually, but he phoned back home and had a new one sent, issued by "Sparkasse Munich".

Was, Was in poland.

It is in POLSKA :P

it is in poland, but it was a concentration camp founded by the naziis not the poles

auswitch is in Poland

Auswitch-Oswiecim it is town in Polen,30 kilometers from Krakow. Koncentrate Camp is lokate in Oswiecim.

in poland

auswithch is in poland. it was a german koncentration camp durind W2

Poland, but the Auschwitz is a German name, the Polish one is O艣wi臋cim (Oswiecim).

auschwitz is in Poland but founded by the germans. 9 of my family members died there and they were polish.
not only jews died in the concentration camps
just saying.