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Photo of Treblinka site from 1945, mass graves were disturbed, and bones and personal effects are visible.

The German government established seven extermination camps in occupied Poland.

These camps were as follows:

There were also concentration camps at Auschwitz-Birkenau^[2], Majdanek^[2], Treblinka and Warsaw.

The concentration camps in Poland were:

This list includes only camps with at least 100 prisoners.

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