auschwitz
IPA: ˈɔʃwɪts
Root Word: Auschwitz
noun
- A city in Poland, also called Oświęcim.
- A former concentration camp in what is now Poland; used metonymically for Nazi evil, the Holocaust.
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Examples of "auschwitz" in Sentences
- Auschwitz is a symbol of horror.
- Auschwitz had not been built yet.
- Auschwitz has nothing to do with it.
- Auschwitz is nowhere near the border.
- He was to escort the train to Auschwitz.
- After the fact intelligence about Auschwitz.
- Auschwitz was primarily an extermination camp.
- And exactly according to practice in Auschwitz.
- Auschwitz was something of a hybrid of the two.
- Finally ride the crowded, fetid train to the terror of Auschwitz Birkenau.
- Embora paradoxal, não é tão mórbido como o lema que os nazis erigiram sobre auschwitz: o trabalho liberta.
- Sorry, but if that can be found in a holding/torture and execution cell at auschwitz sic, then who am I to give up.
- Go to google video and type "david cole" into the search bar and check out his excellent documentary "the truth behind the gates of auschwitz".
- This siege turned Gaza strip into a prison and a concentration camp for Palestinians that is similar to auschwitz, where people die from hunger and illness.
- Death Tolls of Holocaust Victims: www. experiencefestival.com Nazi Propaganda That Marginalized Jews: www. white-history.com History of Auschwitz: auschwitz. dk More to come.
- Despite this, more than 6300 rockets and mortars have been fired into Israel since then. - ehud james turning an area into a concentration camp is not leaving. nazis leaving internal auschwitz is not leaving.
- A whole lot of people looking like they are refugees from auschwitz describing the power flowing through them as they run for miles, oblivious to the fact they are frail and physically pushed to the limit of life.
- Guardian | Irving jailed for denying Holocaust David Irving ganhou fama como um historiador que se propunha negar que o holocausto nazi simplesmente não aconteceu, servindo os fornos de auschwitz apenas para aquecer pão para os pobres polacos.