Auschwitz Concentration CampAuschwitz concentration camp was a camp used to detain Jews during the Holocaust; The Auschwitz camp was the largest camp of its time. Auschwitz had three main complexes and 36 subcamps. The three main camps were Auschwitz 1-Stamlagger, established in 1940, built for Polish political prisoners, the second camp was called Auschwitz 2-Birkenau, established in 1941, there were over a hundred thousand prisoners and the building was used for the massacres. center, there were crematoria and gas chambers. They were killing more than 2,000 Jews a day at Auschwitz. The third camp was called Auschwitz III-Monowitz, established in 1944, used for forced labor. The average age range of those deported to Auschwitz was 7 to 36 years old. Auschwitz prisoners included; Regular criminals from Germany, Polish elites, political prisoners, Soviet prisoners of war, Jews, gypsies, Jehovah's Witnesses and homosexuals. Men and women who fell into any of these categories were taken to concentration camps. At least 1,300,000 people were taken to Auschwitz, including approximately 1 300 000 1...