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What were the largest concentration camps in the Holocaust?

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What were the largest concentration camps in the Holocaust?

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An ‘ordinary’ concentration camp – not talked about much in Western Europe – with a very high death toll was Stutthof, near Gdansk (Danzig) Poland. About 65,000 inmates persished there and at its various sub-camps. Bergen-Belsen had a death toll of about 50,000.

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