Across
- 1. Death camp famously known for it's rebellion of the SS where around 300 prisoners managed to escape.
- 4. Therese's last name. She was an Austrian Jewish nanny who was denied entry to England for being an 'enemy alien' and ended up being deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau in 1942.
- 6. The SS doctor that arrived in 1943 and performed various inhumane experiments on Jewish prisoners, generally preferring to experiment on twins, children, and pregnant women.
- 8. Part of Auschwitz where gas chambers and crematoriums were opened.
- 9. The nickname for the warehouse that stored the goods and belongings of new arrivals in Auschwitz-Birkenau.
Down
- 1. The commandant who oversaw and decorated Treblinka's entrance and built gas chambers with the appearance of showers.
- 2. The German army lieutenant that defied SS orders and risked his life to free and protect Jews.
- 3. An extermination camp northeast of Warsaw, which was second deadliest only after Auschwitz-Birkenau.
- 5. The country whose citizens coordinated a huge rescue operation that led to the escape of over 95% of it's Jewish population.
- 7. The camp outside of Paris where about 4000 Jewish children were held separately from their parents, before being sent to Auschwitz.