Chełmno

American  

[khewm-naw] / ˈxɛwm nɔ /

noun

1. a Nazi concentration camp in central Poland.

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Example Sentences

The way that Chełmno and Treblinka were buried deep in the forest — few people would ever hear the screams.”

From Washington Post

The physical evidence was tricky, since the Nazis went to great pains to destroy the death camps – completely in the case of Treblinka, Chełmno and Sobibór – or at least to detonate the gas chambers, as they did at Auschwitz.

From The Guardian

His grandmother arrived at Southampton docks from Cologne aged 27, the day before the second world war broke out, and her mother was murdered at the Chełmno extermination camp in 1942.

From The Guardian

After the vast majority of Jews in the rest of Poland were already dead, murdered in pits or at Treblinka, Sobibór, Bełz ̇ec, or Chełmno, most Jews of the Auschwitz region were still alive.

From Salon

Almost literally no Jew who stood at the edge of a death pit survived, and almost literally no Jew who entered Treblinka or Bełz ̇ec or Sobibór or Chełmno survived.

From Salon