Belzec Concentration Camp
Death Camp
Belzec
The concentration camp Belzec was a death camp. It was established November1st, 1941. Belzec was located in the Lubin district of South East Poland. They wanted to kill the race of Jews. In the first few weeks 80,000 Jews were killed. Up to 90 to 120 Ukrainians guards killed 600,000 people. The camp was liberated in the summer of 1944. On May 8th, 1943, the Belzec camp was abandoned.That meant that the Germans left the camp.
Landscape
The picture is a landscape of the Belzec Death camp. There is were the people work.
Location
Belzec was in Poland. In was on the outside of Poland.
Front
The entrance of the Belzec Concentration Camp.