The so-called third of them was known as Buna-Monowitz, and was built under Rudolph Höss.
A former leader of this entity was eventually captured by near Flensburg, where he had disguised himself as a farmer. The so-called third of them was known as Buna-Monowitz, and was built under Rudolph Höss. The site for all three was chosen for its proximity to a 44-track railway junction, above one track of which was hung a sign saying "Arbeit Macht Frei." For ten points, name this military installation paired with an extermination center at Birkenau; the most notorious of the Nazi concentration camps.
A former leader of this entity was eventually captured by near Flensburg, where he had disguised himself as a farmer.
{Auschwitz}-Birkenau