Which concentration camp did Simon Wiesenthal survive first?
Auschwitz
Gross-Rosen
Buchenwald
Janowska
Answer
The first concentration camp that Simon Wiesenthal survived was Janowska, located in Nazi-occupied Poland. It primarily served as a forced labour camp but was also used for mass extermination. Wiesenthal's experience at Janowska shaped his life and career, as he later became a renowned Nazi hunter and human rights activist, dedicating his life to bringing war criminals to justice and raising awareness about the atrocities of the Holocaust.
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