Statistics for Concentration Camps of the Holocaust

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Location	Information	Concentration Camp	% Correct
Poland	Most famous and largest concentration camp	Auschwitz-Birkenau	99%
Germany	First camp opened in Germany for prominent academic, political, religious, and royal prisoners	Dachau	66%
Germany	Where Anne Frank died	Bergen-Belsen	65%
Poland	Secret concentration camp used in Operation Reinhardt	Treblinka	62%
Poland	Extermination camp, only a few Jews survived	Sobibor	44%
Germany	Held many political prisoners	Buchenwald	33%
Austria	Used as a camp for the intelligentsia prisoners	Mauthausen	31%
Poland	First extermination camp opened to kill Jews of Lodz Ghetto	Chelmno	29%
Poland	First extermination camp	Belzec	28%
Poland	Located near Lublin	Majdanek	26%
Germany	Largest female concentration camp	Ravensbruck	26%
Germany	Held prominent political prisoners including Joseph Stalin's oldest son	Sachsenhausen	22%
Czech Republic	Used by Nazis as propaganda to make others believe concentration camps were humane	Theresienstadt	21%
Poland	Last camp liberated by Soviets	Stutthof	13%
Netherlands	Used to send Italian and Dutch Jews east to killing centers	Westerbork	13%
Germany	Commanded by Amon Goth	Plaszow	12%
Germany	Housed surviving members of the Valkyrie conspiracy	Flossenburg	11%
Poland	In 1944 held 11% of all concentration camp inmates	Gross-Rosen	11%
France	Only camp in France	Natzweiler-Struthof	9%
Germany	Prisoners were used as forced laborers in several industries	Neuengamme	9%
Latvia	Held all Jewish prisoners in Latvia	Kaiserwald	6%
Germany	Provided workers for the V-2 rocket factory	Mittelbau-Dora	6%
Ukraine	Began as a factory in Lvov, Poland	Janowska	4%