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Examine the map and answer the following question How does the map support the conclusion that the Nazis wanted to operate extermination
camps in secret?
EXTERMINATION CAMPS IN
OCCUPIED POLAND 1942
Extermination Camps
Poland 1999 Boundary
Pre German Soviel Pact
attie
lea
• Hamburg
• Berlin
BEATR
MAN
Treblinka
Cheimno
Sobibor
Maclanek
Betrece
Auschwitz
SLOVAKIA
• Munich
HUNGARY
ROMANA
O A. The map shows that extermination camps were located in areas
primarily populated by Jews.
OB. The map shows that extermination camps were located only in
occupied territories
O C. The map shows that extermination camps were located only in
territories outside of Germany

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