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When people imagine Auschwitz, they often picture a single camp. But Auschwitz was not one place, it was a vast complex. Auschwitz-Birkenau covered more than 40 square kilometers, about 15 square miles. It included over 40 sub-camps, forced labor sites, rail lines, barracks, gas chambers, and crematoria. Birkenau alone was designed to hold over 100,000 prisoners at a time. This wasn’t chaos. It was an industrialized system of murder. Understanding the scale matters, because genocide doesn’t happen in a moment. It is built, expanded, and normalized. We remember. We teach. We refuse to forget. Video credit H.E.T.

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