60 years of Auschwitz and revived Nazism

Abstract

60 years ago, on January 27, 1945, Soviet soldiers found just over 7,600 survivors in the largest Nazi concentration camp - Auschwitz, now abandoned by Hitler's officers. Of these few, in a place where more than 1 million people were murdered, including women, the elderly and children - out of a total of more than 6 million dead, mostly Jews, in death camps -; more than half would die in the following days, despite all the efforts of Soviet doctors, as they were practically unconscious.