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The Nazis term for their failed attempt to kill off all the jews in Europe

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The SS tried to destroy the evidence of the gassings, and most of the prisoners still at Auschwitz were sent on a forced march westwards to Gross-Rosen in the depths of winter. Conditions were appalling, and the march is often referred to as a death march. The camp was liberated by the Soviet Army on 27 January 1945. They were greeted by about 7,500 prisoners who had been left behind.

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It wasnt just in Auschwitz but in all camps

The Final Solution is the gassing of the jews...

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It refers to Hitler's plan to eliminate all Jews from Europe, which eventually led to the Holocaust.

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The "Final Solution" was to be the killing of all Jewish people.

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