What army ended the concentration camps and help the prisioners there, during the holocaust?

Question

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Answer 1

The U.S. and British armies liberated prisoners from the Concentration Camps.

The Russian Army took the prisoners they found in the concentration camps and shipped them off the Siberia.

Answer 2

The Russian army liberated most of the camps starting with the first in JULY 1944. Unfortunately, by the time they arrived the Germans had evacuated the camps so the Russians did not liberate a lot of the prisoners.

The British and US Army liberated fewer camps but since it was closer to the end of the war and the Germans had no where to take the prisoners, they liberated more people. The pictures you see of the prisoners are almost all taken by the British and Americans.

Answer 3

There was no nation that exclusively "ended" the concentration camps. The ones that were on the Russian side of the drive to Berlin were ended by them and the ones on the "western" side of Berlin were ended by the "western" allies. Although, these camps were abandoned by the Nazis when they began falling back toward Berlin. Basically, it is too ambiguous a question, I would be more specific and pick a particular camp.

Answer 4

Russian Armies liberated some like Aushwitz, British and American troops also liberated concentration camps.

Answer 5

Almost all of the Allied armies liberated concentration camps. The U.S. liberates dozens in western Germany and the Soviet Union liberated even more in eastern Germany and eastern Europe and all of the allies and the prisoners in one way or another.

Answer 6

The Russians liberated Auschwitz in 1945, the Americans & British liberated the others death camps, also in 1945.

Answer 7

US Army, not sure of the units

Answer 8

They were allied forces, both American & Russian.

Answer 9

Various allied armies, US, UK & USSR.