What was different about the Soviets’ experience with liberating Majdanek compared to later camps that they liberated? A.
The prisoners had revolted and taken charge of the camp before they got there.
B.
There were fewer prisoners there because the rest had been evacuated.
C.
All the prisoners died of a typhus epidemic before they could liberate them.
D.
Most of the prisoners joined the Soviet army to help liberate other death camps.
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