Synonyms for auschwitz
ˈaʊʃ vɪtsauschwitz

Princeton's WordNet

1. Auschwitznoun

   a Nazi concentration camp for Jews in southwestern Poland during World War II

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1. • Concentration Camp

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1. Tim Kaine:

   They may not be wearing Camp Auschwitz T-shirts. They may not be brandishing flags and fence posts and battering 150 police officers. But they are repeating the same big lie about election integrity, the kind of thing that Glenn Youngkin talks about and fraud and the need for more integrity, and they do that so that they can pass laws that will keep people like you and me from being able to vote.

2. Pam King:

   My daughter went to Auschwitz years ago, and it radically changed her life.

3. Bill Hightower:

   I treasure our history – good or bad, my daughter went to Auschwitz years ago, and it radically changed her life.

4. Eva Pusztai-Fahidi:

   If I think back at the long period of time, the 70 years, that have gone by between me leaving Auschwitz-Birkenau and now, this trial is one of the most important events in my life.

5. Efraim Zuroff:

   There was a full-scale revolution in terms of German prosecution policy, before, you had to prove that somebody had committed murder, or had committed a specific crime. Now it’s enough to prove (that the person) served in a death camp – and Auschwitz was certainly a death camp.