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Auschwitz is primarily recognized for its role in the systematic extermination of millions, yet its early history reveals a different narrative. Initially, it served as a site where Polish individuals faced harsh realities, enduring suffering and death before the camp evolved into its more infamous role. This exploration sheds light on the lesser-known experiences of Polish victims, highlighting the camp's complex history beyond its later associations with mass murder.