According to Wiesel, what impact did people in nearby towns have on the situation in Auschwitz?

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Auschwitz is located in southern Poland, an area that was captured by the Germans during world war Two. Auschwitz has three camp established by the Nazi Germans, a prison camp, an extermination camp, and a slave-labour camp. The biggest mass murder in the history of mankind was committed in Auschwitz. About 1.1 million died in the place, the dead were mostly Jews.

Elie Wiesel was a Romanian-born American writer, professor, political activist, Nobel laureate, and Holocaust survivor. He was a professor in the university of Boston. He helped established the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and throughout his lifetime, he faught for human Rights. He was one of the Jewish taken as captive in Auschwitz where he lost his parents and younger sister who were killed by the Nazi Germans.

According to Wiesel, the impact of people in nearby towns have on the situation in Auschwitz was insignificant, because it didn't stop the Nazi Germans SS agents

From carrying out the mass murder in Auschwitz.

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