Ruins of gas chamber and crematorium III at Auschwitz II-Birkenau The crematorium, located on the ground level, was designed by the Topf und Söhne company from Erfurt and was equipped with five 3-muffle ovens connected to one chimney. According to the producers, the ovens could burn 1,440 corpses every 24 hours. Undressing space & 210 sq. meters gas chamber were located underground. Zyklon B was thrown through the holes in the ceiling into special wire mesh columns. On 20 January 1945 - 7 days b

Ruins of gas chamber and crematorium V at the site of Auschwitz II-Birkenau. The gas chamber was divided into three smaller rooms: 98.19, 95.34, and 43.25 square meters, totaling 236.78 square meters. Instead of windows, the chambers had 30 x 40 cm openings in the exterior walls, covered with gas-tight flaps. To the right of the entrance to the crematorium was a large undressing room. Behind the undressing room was a space where an eight-retort crematorium furnace was installed. On 25/26 January