First, In Lodz ghetto there were two main death camps named Chelmno extermination camp and Auschwitz -Birkenau extermination camp. Lodz was located in Germany and occupied by the Poland's. There were a total of 68,000 Jews that passed through Lodz. Out of the 68,000 people only 877 survived. Diseases were a major problem. Medical supplies were also very limited and Lodz was very packed. In January of 1942 10,000 Jews were sent to Chelmno extermination camp. In Chelmno the Jews were killed. They were killed with exhaust fumes. Next, In September 1942 parents had to give up their children for deportation. Some of the parents committed suicide so they did not have to deal with the pain of giving up their children. By October 1942 the number
