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US
/ˈaʊʃwɪts, ˈɔʃwɪts/
]
NOUN
- a Nazi concentration camp for Jews in southwestern Poland during World War II
How To Use Auschwitz In A Sentence
- Auschwitz was his great adventure, Angier writes, “his time in Technicolor … for which he could even feel nostalgia.” If This Is a Man
- The Auschwitz concentration camp always remind the world of the holocaust.
- The camp provided the Germans tautological proof of the necessity of imprisoning Untermenschen: the disgusting state of the Haftlinge of Auschwitz demonstrated their inferiority and justified their murder.
- Whose version of history should prevail at Auschwitz?
- How were these experiences and memories of war, collaboration, and Auschwitz recorded?
- Indeed, ‘Weeping Branch’ might well be a response to Adorno's famous question: how can one write lyric poetry after Auschwitz?
- The Auschwitz concentration camp always remind the world of the holocaust.
- Malines was a transit camp for Auschwitz where people were gathered prior to deportation to the camps in Eastern Europe. Art during the Holocaust.
- The drawings of the notoriously brutal camp are being shown ahead of the 65th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz and will be the first time they have been seen by a wide audience.
- I had my grandmother on the phone - it reminded her of the ovens in Auschwitz.