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At least 434,000 Hungarian Jews were killed at Auschwitz between 15th May–9th July 1944, fresh trains arrived daily for that time. The peak period of operations at the complex. The events here directly led to the Sonderkommando rebellion on 7th October 1944 due to the guards killing hundreds of Sonderkommando after the Hungarian extermination as there was no need for them anymore as the Jews flowing into the camp had decreased, the revolt(which was accidentally started a few hours earlier than planned) permanently put out of action Crematoria IV and V and dramatically slowed the remaining extermination process at the camp.
This image was taken in May 1944 during a new arrival of Hungarian Jews. Crematoria II and III are clearly visible not too far away.
At least 434,000 Hungarian Jews were killed at Auschwitz between 15th May–9th July 1944, fresh trains arrived daily for that time. The peak period of operations at the complex. The events here directly led to the Sonderkommando rebellion on 7th October 1944 due to the guards killing hundreds of Sonderkommando after the Hungarian extermination as there was no need for them anymore as the Jews flowing into the camp had decreased, the revolt(which was accidentally started a few hours earlier than planned) permanently put out of action Crematoria IV and V and dramatically slowed the remaining extermination process at the camp.
This image was taken in May 1944 during a new arrival of Hungarian Jews. Crematoria II and III are clearly visible not too far away.
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