Three Camp Sites
Sobibor was known as the Sobibor Death Camp for a reason. It had three separate areas, and it was run like a well-oiled machine. There was the administration area, a reception area, and then there was the killing area. Each area had its own particular reason for existence. The admin area dealt with offices and those lucky enough to be on the other side of the fight. The reception welcomed the victims, who were systematically required to undress, usually led directly to their deaths. And the killing area, well, this hardly needs to be explained. But what was located there were the gas chambers, the mass graves and the living quarters of those Jews not yet killed, but had no choice but to work on the site.
